eufy RoboVac G10 Hybrid Robot Vacuum and Mop

The RoboVac G10 Hybrid takes eufy's proven 72.5 mm chassis and adds the two things buyers most often miss on entry robots: a mop and a phone app. A water tank clips into the rear and feeds a microfibre cloth that trails behind the suction inlet, so a single run vacuums and damp-mops hard floors in one pass — ideal for the tile and polished concrete floors common here, where dust settles fast and a dry vacuum alone leaves a film. What separates it from cheaper models is how it drives. Smart Dynamic Navigation uses a gyroscope to plot systematic straight-line rows rather than ricocheting off furniture at random, roughly doubling the area covered per battery charge and making its coverage predictable. It is not laser mapping — there are no saved floor plans or no-go zones — but for a single-storey home it gets the floor covered without supervision, then returns to its base. Suction peaks at 2,000 Pa with BoostIQ lifting power automatically when the wheels detect a change in surface. Control runs through the eufy Clean app on 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi, with scheduling and cleaning history. Crucially for use here, the G10 Hybrid charges from the same universal base eufy fits across its non-station RoboVac line — eufy's support documentation places the station-free models in the 100–240V group and only the self-emptying models are sold in region-locked 110V and 230V versions. No auto-empty dock also means no dust bags to import and no second mains appliance to worry about.