Eufy Quietly Reveals Omni E35 With Cyclonic Filtration, AI-See 3.0
Eufy has quietly revealed the Omni E35, a new robot vacuum positioned above the E28 with AI-See 3.0, cyclonic dust separation and upgraded mopping.
Eufy has quietly published details for its Omni E35, a new robot vacuum it describes as its “latest flagship model.”
The E35 appears set to sit above the Omni E25 and E28 in Eufy’s lineup while remaining below the more premium Omni S2.
The company has not announced pricing or a release date, but a support article comparing the Omni E35 with the E25 and E28 outlines several upgrades, including AI-See 3.0 obstacle avoidance, an extendable edge-cleaning arm, hot-water mop washing, hot-air drying and a multi-cone cyclone system.
Eufy describes the E35 as having “boost mopping power,” but does not provide a mop-pressure figure. Suction is similarly described only as “industry-leading,” with no exact Pa rating disclosed.
The E35 stands 4.5 inches tall and uses a top-mounted lidar sensor for navigation. Its AI-See 3.0 system combines an RGB camera with a line laser, while the E25 and E28 use the older AI-See 2.0 system with an RGB camera alone.
The E35 will be only the third Eufy robot vacuum to use cyclonic dust separation. The first was the 3-in-1 E20, which introduced the original five-stage AeroTurbo filtration system built around a main cyclone and five additional cyclone structures.
Eufy later introduced AeroTurbo 2.0 on the Omni S2, an updated version designed to improve sustained airflow, reduce filter clogging and maintain suction over longer periods.
The E35 is expected to be announced at IFA, the annual consumer electronics trade show held in Berlin, where Eufy may confirm pricing, availability and the remaining specifications.
Anker begin accepting E35 beta applications on its Joint Maker Lab page earlier this summer, before the FCC's July 28 Covered List update.
However, whether the E35 cleared authorization in time is unclear as Eufy doesn't generally file model-specific FCC applications for its robots, relying on separately approved radio modules instead.
Specifications for unreleased products are subject to change before launch.
E25 image courtesy of Eufy.
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