Buy the roborock Qrevo Curv 2 Flow 2026 New Robot Vacuum and Mop.

It cleans harder and breaks less, and both of those matter more than the $200 you save on the eufy.

What was compared

1. Doesn't die in the first week
One eufy C28 owner reported the right wheel failing within days of setup, and its brush guard reportedly wears out in six months. Roborock owners report no such early failures, just steady low-maintenance cleaning week after week.
2. Pulls dirt out of carpet, not around it
20,000 Pa against the eufy C28's 15,000 Pa means the Roborock actually digs embedded grit and pet hair out of carpet fibers instead of skating over the top. On bare floors both are plenty, carpet is where this gap shows up.
3. Maps your rooms instead of getting lost
One eufy C28 owner returned it after a month, unhappy with its object navigation and mapping. Roborock reviewers describe the app working cleanly and the robot handling a busy household for weeks without re-mapping fights.
4. Mops your floor, not your socks
One eufy C28 owner reported it leaking drops of water at the start of each mop cycle. Roborock's self-cleaning roller is reported tangle-free and leak-free across reviews, which matters the moment it rolls over a rug edge.
5. Yes, it costs $200 more. Buy it anyway.
eufy C28 costs $200 less, but reports of a failed wheel and a mapping-related return show how fast that saving can vanish. Unless your home is one open room with nothing to navigate, the extra $200 buys reliability you'll actually use.