eufy has opened orders for the eufy Omni E35 robot vacuum in the United States, with shipping scheduled to begin on September 25. The company lists a $1,299.99 price and says pre-orders close on September 24.

The machine is built around a self-cleaning roller mop and a 35,000Pa peak suction rating. eufy’s product page also lists an eight-in-one hot wash-and-dry station, automatic dirt handling and a pair of brushes designed to reduce hair tangles.
Navigation is handled by AI See 3.0, which eufy describes as an obstacle-avoidance system. The US page lists a camera, fill light and sensors for recognizing objects during cleaning. These are product claims, and real-world results can vary with floor type, lighting and room layout.
The E35’s mop system is designed to wash the roller with fresh water while the robot works. The dock also handles clean-water refills and wastewater, reducing the number of routine tasks for the owner. eufy says the station uses hot water and hot air as part of its cleaning and drying cycle.
eufy gives the vacuum a CornerRover system for edge coverage and DuoSpiral brushes for detangling. Those features target two common robot-vacuum complaints: dirt left along walls and hair wrapped around moving parts.
The company places the model in its premium range. At $1,299.99, the E35 costs more than many robot vacuums, so buyers will need to decide whether the dock, mop design and navigation features justify the price. The listing does not replace independent testing.
Availability is the other point to watch. The current US page provides the September 25 shipping date, while regional pages may use different prices or schedules. Customers outside the United States should confirm the local eufy store before assuming the same date applies.
The launch gives eufy a clear product story for households seeking less hands-on floor care. The verified facts are the price, US shipping plan and listed hardware features. Performance, noise and long-term maintenance will need to be judged after wider testing.



