Eureka E20 Plus Robot Vacuum with Bagless Self Emptying Station, Robotic Vacuum and Mop Combo, 45-Day Capacity, Upgraded 8000Pa Suction and Anti Hair-Tangling Brush, LiDAR Navigation, App Control

I’ve been using this robot vacuum and mop for a while now, and it has completely changed my cleaning routine. The 2-in-1 vacuuming and mopping function works really well, saving me time and effort. What I love most is the automatic cleaning feature — after finishing its job, the robot goes back to the base to wash and clean the mop on its own. This makes maintenance super easy and keeps the mop fresh every time. The suction power is strong enough to pick up dust, hair, and crumbs, while the mopping function leaves the floor looking spotless. It’s also smart at navigating around furniture and doesn’t get stuck easily. Overall, it’s a reliable and convenient cleaning assistant that truly makes daily life easier.

Had a problem with the deck that would not work to receive the floor trash for 3 days. Was going to send back on Monday and had Cancelled the order to return the Robot. An hour before the UPS showed up with the shipping label, I decided to run the Robot one more time. The Deck Worked. When UPS brought me the Label, I told her It worked and I would not be sending it back because I cancelled the return. It takes some of the pressure off to keep the floor clean.

For those of you that are familiar with this repeating error message, you know what I am exactly talking about…and the message repeats over and over despite repeatedly removing and reinstalling the dustbin onto the unit. ANYWAY, the fix is relatively simple after consulting with a “professional” at The University of YouTube: (there is a small magnet within the dustbin, that triggers a sensor when it is not in place, alerting the robot to cease all functions to prevent it from shooting loose debris through its rear end). You’ll need a 1) sharp knife, 2) super glue, 3) clear silicone or “Goop” multipurpose/universal adhesive/glue, 4) plenty of light, and 5) patience. Remove the dustbin, drain the water tank, dismount/dislodge/lift the air filter portion, flip the dustbin upside down to lay the gray portion on a flat surface, confirm that the magnet is indeed loose, use a knife to lift the rightmost edge that covers the magnet (or pry off the entire covered section), observe the slotted section toward the right side where the round magnet fits perfectly and secure it in place with the clear silicone or “Goop” adhesive, and use the super glue to secure everything back together - NO MORE (dustbin) ERROR MESSAGE ALERT 🚨 ‼️ 🔔 Overall, after having repaired the dislodged magnet within the dustbin, this is a seemingly decent robot vacuum and mop combination. WiFi connection and registration was a PITA, but it eventually synced. Controls are straightforward once you are familiar with the user interface, and it does a pretty good job. Once the dustbin was repaired, I’ve had a satisfactory experience. It wasn’t life-changing, but it’s better than I can do on my own given my disabilities. I purchased a used unit at a discounted price and it arrived in a haphazardly packed box with everything loosely strewn about. The unit appeared clean despite the deep gouges on the uppermost areas of the robot from apparent explorations beneath furniture, but the error message prevented all functional capabilities. Thankfully, YouTube saved the day.

It was the best robot vacuum I had ever purchased it. Purchased it in August worked flawlessly until about December then it stopped emptying I called customer support they were going to send me a new dust bin however would not have one until June. Customer service refunded me my entire purchase price. Customer service is great. I’m sorry my little robot stopped working. BJ Texas

The Eureka E20 Plus is a decent vacuum if you only need it for a small area or a single room, especially if you don’t have long hair. However, I’ve encountered several issues. First, hair tends to get tangled in the wheels, and the main brush often comes off. The second major problem is that the dust and water holders are combined into a single unit. This means the dust holder is quite small and struggles to contain the dust from a single room. When it gets too full, the vacuum can't effectively suction up all the dust and debris. Lastly, it has trouble finding the right position for charging it. It often has to move back and forth multiple times to find the right spot.