Anker’s smart home brand, eufy, has introduced its latest innovation—the eufy Robot Vacuum 3-in-1 E20. This advanced cleaning device is designed to easily handle multiple cleaning tasks, combining the functions of a robotic vacuum, a handheld vacuum, and a cordless stick vacuum.
Unlike traditional smart vacuums that only vacuum and mop, the E20 takes cleaning to another level with eufy’s FlexiONE 3-in-1 design. This technology features a detachable vacuum module with a powerful fan motor, a five-stage filtration system, and a large dust cup to ensure maximum cleaning efficiency.
Powerful suction and smart technology
Equipped with high-performance filters, the E20 maintains its powerful 8,000Pa suction in robot mode while reducing maintenance needs. When used as a handheld or stick vacuum, it delivers an impressive 30,000Pa suction power, ensuring deep cleaning across different surfaces.
Key features of the eufy Robot Vacuum 3-in-1 E20 include:
- Auto-Empty Station: The E20’s self-emptying system automatically transfers fine dust, debris, and allergens into a sealed high-performance filter. This system can store waste for up to 75 days before requiring disposal, making cleaning more convenient.
- Faster Flash Charging: With advanced Battery Management System (BMS) technology, the E20 can recharge from 0% to 100% in just 2.5 hours. Once fully charged, it offers up to 180 minutes of uninterrupted cleaning time.
- Auto-Detangling Brush: The vacuum features a combined rubber and bristle brush with anti-tangle comb teeth to prevent hair and debris from clogging the system, which is especially useful for homes with pets.
- Millimetre-Level Obstacle Avoidance: Using triple-laser obstacle detection technology, the E20 identifies and avoids objects as small as 15mm, ensuring a smooth and efficient cleaning process.
Pricing and availability
The eufy Robot Vacuum 3-in-1 E20 is now available for purchase from the official eufy store on Shopee. It is priced at S$799, with an early bird discount of S$200 available until March 3.
