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# Eufy Brings S2-Style Multi-Cyclone System to New Omni E35
- URL: https://www.vacubots.com/eufy-launches-e35-omni-with-35-000-pa-suction-upgraded-hydrojet-mop/
- Published: 2026-09-03T04:20:35.000Z
- Updated: 2026-09-06T18:42:33.000Z
- Description: Eufy’s new Omni E35 brings a multi-cyclone separation system to the E-series, along with 35,000 Pa of suction, upgraded HydroJet roller mopping, AI See 3.0 obstacle avoidance and a redesigned base station.
- Author: VacuBots Editor
- Tags: Anker Eufy, IFA2026

Eufy’s new Omni E35 brings a multi-cyclone separation system to the E-series, along with 35,000 Pa of suction, upgraded HydroJet roller mopping, AI See 3.0 obstacle avoidance and a redesigned base station.

Eufy has launched the E35 Omni in the United Kingdom and opened preorders in Canada, giving its E-series robot vacuum lineup a substantial upgrade with 35,000 Pa of suction, a more aggressive HydroJet roller mop and expanded obstacle avoidance.

The E35 is listed for £999 on Eufy's UK website and is available to order. That puts it at the same original price as the E28, but without the E28's detachable portable carpet cleaner.

## Multi-Cyclone System Moves Down to the E-Series

Suction jumps from 20,000 Pa on the E25 and E28 to 35,000 Pa. Eufy is also bringing the same AeroTurbo 2.0 multi-cyclone separation system used on the higher-end Omni S2 to the E35, helping separate fine dust before it reaches the filter.

## HydroJet Mop and AI See 3.0 Get Upgrades

The HydroJet 2.0 roller mop has also been upgraded. The E35 applies 16 newtons, or roughly 3.5 pounds, of downward pressure, slightly more than the 15 newtons Eufy lists for the higher-end Omni S2, while continuously rinsing the roller with clean water.

The mop extends 1.26 inches toward walls, more than double the S2’s 0.59-inch extension. A separate CornerRover side brush extends for edge and corner cleaning.

The E35’s 11.4-inch roller continuously rinses itself with clean water while mopping and can extend 1.26 inches (32 mm) toward walls. That is substantially farther than the S2’s 0.59-inch (15 mm) roller extension. A separate CornerRover side brush extends for edge and corner cleaning.

The E35 comes with Eufy's AI See 3.0 obstacle avoidance system, which uses an RGB camera, LED fill light and dual line lasers to identify more than 280 object types and detect obstacles, up from more than 200 object types on the E25 and E28\. Eufy says the E35 can detect objects as small as 1 cubic centimeter.

Eufy kept its DuoSpiral main brush design, which separates the two brush sections to reduce hair wrapping.

## Base Station Gets a Taller, More Enclosed Look

The base station has also been redesigned, replacing the E25 and E28’s bulkier, more open layout with a taller enclosure that hides the water tanks and maintenance hardware behind front panels.

It handles dust emptying, clean- and dirty-water management, automatic detergent dispensing and water refilling, while washing the roller with water heated to 140 degrees Fahrenheit and drying it with air heated to 131 degrees.

At £999, the E35 sits well below the £1,599 Omni S2 while borrowing some of the same features including higher suction, cyclone separation and a more advanced self-cleaning roller mop system.

## Pricing and Availability

The E35 is available now in the U.K. for £999 and is available for preorder in Canada for CA$1,699.99 ahead of a Sept. 21 launch.

Eufy has not announced U.S. pricing or availability, but the E35 has already appeared on the company’s U.S. support site with feature guides, troubleshooting pages and a comparison against the E25 and E28, suggesting a U.S. launch could be imminent.

*Images courtesy of Anker Eufy.*