Eufy C28 Review

Eufy · Mid-range · $499.99

Editorial last verified: August 1, 2026

Price checked via PartnerBoost on 2026-09-15 (USD, US). Confirm the retailer price before buying.

The Eufy C28 is Eufy's mid-range robot vacuums. Eufy (by Anker) focuses on quiet, compact, budget-friendly robots with genuinely good self-empty and self-clean bases. Best for apartments, first-time buyers, and tighter budgets. 15,000Pa HydroJet roller mop with a self-empty wash dock.

Eufy C28 review: the short answer

The Eufy C28 is a mid-range vacuum-and-mop option for buyers who want a HydroJet roller mop and a self-empty wash dock without stepping up to the E25's higher listed suction. Its catalog lists 15,000Pa suction, an editorial score of 8.6/10, and use cases that include mopping, pet hair, hard floors, and carpet; VacuumTested has not yet published independent pickup measurements for this model.

Is the Eufy C28 worth it at this price?

At the catalog price of $499.99, the C28 is strongest when roller mopping and dock washing are part of your weekly routine. If you want higher listed suction and hot-water washing, compare the Eufy E25; if you are still choosing a brand, read Roborock vs Eufy.

Who is the Eufy C28 best for?

Shortlist it for mixed-floor homes that want one machine for vacuuming and regular mopping with less bin handling. Skip it if you need the lowest purchase price or if you prefer a brand with a wider flagship navigation lineup.

Our editorial assessment

Pick the Eufy C28 if mopping, hard floors, self-emptying, pet hair, carpet are your priorities. It lands at $499.99 and earns our editorial score of 8.6/10 — a strong value option in the Eufy range.

Decision summary

Why shortlist it: its catalog use-case tags point to mopping, hard floors, self-emptying, and its Mid-range tier and 8.6/10 editorial score show where it fits in this lineup.

Pros

  • Catalog features and positioning make it relevant to pet-hair shoppers.
  • Includes a mopping use case in the current product catalog.
  • Includes a self-emptying setup in the current product catalog.
  • Positioned for shoppers who primarily clean sealed hard floors.
  • Positioned for homes that include rugs or carpet.

Cons

  • Trade-offs vary by model — read the full review for the specifics.

Who should skip it

Skip it when its listed use cases do not match your floors or maintenance preferences. A lower-tier sibling may be the better value when you do not need this model's full feature set.

The main trade-off is its position and price within the lineup; compare the linked alternatives if you need a different feature balance.

Evidence available for this model

Independent measurements: not yet published. This page is an original VacuumTested editorial analysis built from catalog information and public rating snapshots, not a private laboratory result.

Editorial score
8.6/10, VacuumTested synthesis
Retailer price
$499.99, verify on the current listing
Retailer rating snapshot
4.3/5 from 59255 reviews recorded in the catalog; verify the current listing
Catalog use cases
Mopping, Hard floors, Self-emptying, Pet hair, Carpet
Primary test log
Not available for this model

Sources and limitations: How We Test and Editorial Guidelines.

Position in the lineup

The Eufy C28 sits in Eufy's mid-range tier. Compared with this brand's other models, it trades some raw power and automation for a more approachable price. See the full Eufy lineup or jump to a head-to-head below.

This page is original VacuumTested editorial analysis. The score follows our public evaluation methodology; it is not presented as a private lab measurement.

What VacuumTested is

VacuumTested is an independent robot vacuum review site that researches and compares robot vacuums for different homes, floors, pets, and budgets.

Evidence snapshot

Editorial score
8.6/10
Tier
Mid-range
Best for
Mopping, Hard floors, Self-emptying, Pet hair, Carpet

How to use this page

  1. Match the model to your floors, pets, home size, and budget.
  2. Read the pros, trade-offs, and comparison links before shortlisting it.
  3. Check the live product details before making a purchase decision.

Bottom line

A 8.6/10 from us — a sensible pick for shoppers who care about mopping, hard floors, self-emptying, pet hair, carpet. Confirm the live price on Amazon before you buy, since deals move fast.

Eufy C28 FAQ

Is the Eufy C28 worth it?
It can be worth the $499.99 catalog price for buyers who will use the HydroJet roller mop, self-empty wash dock, and mixed-floor positioning. It is less compelling if mopping and dock automation are not priorities.
What is the Eufy C28 price?
The current VacuumTested catalog price is $499.99. Check the live retailer listing because deals and stock change.
Is the Eufy C28 the same as Omni C28?
In our catalog the model is listed as Eufy C28. Retailer titles sometimes add Omni-style naming, so confirm the ASIN and feature list on the live product page before buying.