eufy X8 Pro

If you want a **robot vacuum and mop** that can keep up with pet hair and mixed floors without constant babysitting, the X8 Pro is aimed squarely at that job. It suits busy households that want daily floor maintenance from a self-emptying robot vacuum rather than another gadget to manage. ## What makes it worth it The headline feature is the twin-turbine suction, rated at 2 × 4,000Pa, which is strong for a robovac in this class and gives it a clear edge over cheaper self-emptying models. eufy also pairs that with the Active Detangling roller brush, so long hair and pet fur are less likely to turn into a maintenance chore. The self-empty station holds a 2.5L dust bag and is designed to keep the robot going for up to 45 days before you need to think about the bin again. iPath laser navigation and AI.Map 2.0 add proper room mapping, no-go zones, and multi-floor planning, which is the difference between a robot that wanders and one that actually follows a sensible routine. ## Where it falls short The mopping side is basic. eufy’s own guidance says this is for light surface cleaning, not serious stain removal, and it does not automatically detect carpets to lift the mop, so you need to set no-mop zones yourself. It is also not the newest eufy platform, and the brand has since moved on to more advanced Omni models. Buy it if you want a self-emptying robot vacuum for pet hair, everyday carpets, and hard floors with minimal upkeep. Skip it if you want a true premium mop experience or the latest all-in-one docking system.

£329