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eufy C10: slimmest here at 7.2 cm
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The eufy C10 is for anyone whose sofa or bed sits so low that 8 cm robots bump the front rail and turn back. At 2.85 inches, roughly 7.2 cm, it is the flattest robot covered on this site. It does one job, vacuuming, and hands the dirt to a bagged station so you are not emptying a bin after every run. Think of it as a dust and crumb collector for hard floors and short carpet rather than an all-in-one cleaner.
- Robot height
- 7.2 cm (2.85 in)
- Threshold climb
- Not stated
- Navigation
- Point laser and multi-infrared
- Suction
- 4,000 Pa
- Dock
- Auto-empty, 3 L bag, 60 days
In its favour
- 2.85 inch (7.2 cm) body reaches under desks, beds and low furniture where taller robots stop.
- Auto-empty station with a 3 L bag that needs replacing about every 60 days, says eufy.
- Edge expansion brush helps clean corners and improves coverage.
Good to know
- 4,000 Pa suction is far below the flagship models here, and no mopping is described.
- Navigation is described as point laser and multi-infrared, with no AI camera for object recognition.
Our take
Height and reach
eufy describes the body as 2.85 inches thick and names desks and beds as the target spaces. Measure the gap under your lowest furniture, leaving a little room for carpet lift, and compare it with that figure. An edge expansion brush pushes out to sweep corners, which the listing says improves overall coverage, and the robot is recommended for hard floors, wooden floors and short wool carpet.
Suction and navigation
Suction is rated at 4,000 Pa with a rolling brush. That is modest next to the five-figure numbers of the Omni robots, and eufy adds that results vary with floor type and dust level. Expect it to deal well with everyday dust, crumbs and pet hair on hard floors, and to need extra passes on deeper pile.
Navigation uses a point laser and multiple infrared sensors with automatic obstacle avoidance. The listing elsewhere highlights LiDAR smart mapping, but there is no camera for object recognition, so tidy cables away before a run.
Station and maintenance
The dust bin empties into a 3 L bag in the station, and eufy says that bag only needs changing every 60 days. Battery life is listed at 120 minutes, with a washable filter. There is no mop, no water tank and no wash tray to clean, which keeps upkeep simple: swap the bag, rinse the filter now and then, and clear hair from the brush.
Where it sits in the eufy range
The eufy C28 Omni and Omni S1 Pro both mop with rollers and carry far larger stations, but neither is described as slim. Among the low robots, the Roborock Saros 10R and Ecovacs Deebot T50 Pro Omni sit around 8 cm and add mopping and much more suction, so they suit owners whose furniture clears that height.
Verdict
Buy the C10 if your furniture gap is below 8 cm and you want a low-maintenance vacuum that empties itself for weeks at a time. If you also need mopping or have thick carpet, choose the Ecovacs Deebot T50 Pro Omni or Roborock Saros 10R, provided your sofa clears about 8 cm. For a fuller eufy setup on open floors, the C28 Omni is the more capable choice.
Compared with alternatives in: Best low-profile robot vacuums for under furniture, Best self-emptying robot vacuums, Eufy robot vacuums compared: Omni stations and roller mops
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