Omni E28

Reviewers say the roller-style mop actively self-cleans and handles wet spills better than pad-style mops found on competitors. Buyers rate its mopping capability 4.7 out of 5. The tradeoff is that it leaves more water behind than average, which can cause streaking on hard floors.

Reviewers note strong, effective suction and good hair detangling. Buyers report it handles pet kibble and shed hair well, with cleaning performance rated 4.8 out of 5. Sand and debris pickup on carpet tested only average compared to competitors.

The station empties the bin, washes the mop, and manages water tanks automatically, but owners report maintenance as a friction point (3.5 out of 5 satisfaction). Long-term owners say the dirty water tank and mop roller need hand-rinsing every two weeks, and the station requires more hands-on upkeep than marketing sug…

Reviewers praise its obstacle avoidance and object recognition. The mop, however, stays roughly an inch from walls and baseboards rather than reaching edges. Owners report strong app control and mapping (4.6 out of 5), though the AI auto-detect mode sometimes misses spots and requires manual passes for full cleaning.

Reviewers agree the detachable spot cleaner adds real versatility for upholstery, stairs, and cars. They disagree on its practicality: one found it a standout convenience feature, while another noted real caveats despite favorable testing. It genuinely expands what the robot can do beyond floor cleaning.

Reviewers recommend it for pet owners and households with mixed hard floors and carpet who want a single robot that vacuums, mops, and spot-cleans. Skip it if you want flawless edge-to-edge mopping or top-tier carpet debris pickup above all else.