Anker’s eufy has introduced the Robot Vacuum Omni E35 at IFA 2026 with a claimed maximum suction power of 35,000Pa, backed by its AeroTurbo 2.0 Multi-Cyclone Filtration system. The company positions the combination as a way to pull fine dust, allergens, hair and dust mites from carpets while separating debris before it reaches the filter.
AeroTurbo 2.0 uses six cyclones to separate particles from the airflow. According to eufy, the system separates 99.99% of dust particles before the filter and captures 99.99% of allergens measuring at least 5 microns. In the company’s carpet tests, the E35 removed up to 95% of dust mites.
Those figures cover separate tests and should not be treated as one overall cleaning score. The 99.99% claims apply to pre-filter dust separation and allergens of 5 microns or larger, while the up-to-95% result concerns dust-mite removal from carpets. Eufy separately says its HydroJet 2.0 washing system can eliminate 99.99% of bacteria under its stated test conditions.
For hard floors, HydroJet 2.0 uses a 29cm roller supplied continuously with clean water through 32 nozzles. The roller applies roughly 1.6kg of downward pressure, while two scrapers remove dirty water during cleaning. The design is intended to keep the roller clean as it moves rather than redistributing collected dirt across the floor.
The Omni E35 brings eufy’s high-suction vacuuming, cyclone-based particle separation and continuously cleaned roller-mopping approach into one robot. Eufy has not detailed wider availability or pricing in the information presented at IFA 2026.
