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EurekaE20 Evo Plus
Suction
10,000 Pa claimed
Navigation
LDS LiDAR
Mopping
Flat mop pad
Runtime
Eureka says 180 min
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Eureka E20 Evo Plus

Low cost bagless self emptying robot with long coverage

Researched by Riley Hart · updated Oct 30, 2026

Short answer

Is the Eureka E20 Evo Plus worth it? A low running cost robot for people who want bagless auto empty and long coverage per charge. It costs $400 as of Oct 31, 2026, and 2 independent reviewers tested it.

$400Suction: 10,000 Pa claimedRuntime: Eureka says 180 min2 independent tests
Smart buy checkChecked Oct 31, 2026
$400
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Right for your home?Best for large, tidy homes on a tight budget. Skip it if your floors are cluttered.
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Quick verdict · checked Oct 30, 2026

A low running cost robot for people who want bagless auto empty and long coverage per charge. Vacuum Wars measured weak suction, below average pet hair pickup and no real obstacle avoidance. Skip it if your floors are cluttered or carpet heavy.

Best for: large, tidy homes on a tight budget. Skip if: your floors are cluttered.

Specs

Suction
10,000 Pa claimed (Eureka); Vacuum Wars measured 0.30 kPa and 8 CFM against a 0.99 kPa and 17 CFM average
Navigation
LDS LiDAR with zones, no go zones and multi level maps (Eureka); Vacuum Wars measured 0.91 m² per min
Obstacle avoidance
Eureka says yes; Vacuum Wars found no dedicated obstacle avoidance system
Mopping
Flat mop pad with 10 mm carpet lift, washed by hand (Vacuum Wars); Vacuum Wars measured heavy water use, 3.95 g against a 1.07 g average
Self empty
Yes, bagless 2 L dust cup, up to 45 days (Eureka)
Dock features
Auto empty only, 13 cone cyclonic separation (Eureka)
Runtime
Eureka says 180 min in one place and 240 min in another; Vacuum Wars estimated about 1,807 sq ft per charge
Dustbin
2 L dock dust cup (Eureka)

3 year cost of ownership

Robot
$400
Total
$400

The dock is bagless, so there are no bag costs. No replacement part prices were collected.

Status and safety

US availability
● On sale
Recalls
● No Eureka robot recall in the CPSC database as of Oct 31, 2026. Checked daily.
FCC authorized
Not checked
Company
● Active
Warranty
● 2 years (Eureka)

Price history

Tracked daily

Tracking started Oct 31, 2026 at $400.

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Where to buy

Eureka US store
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Pros

  • No bags to buy
  • About 1,807 sq ft per charge (Vacuum Wars)
  • Low 3% hair wrap
  • Fast navigation in testing
  • 2 year warranty

Cons

  • Very low measured suction
  • No dedicated obstacle avoidance
  • Heavy water use when mopping
  • Below average pet hair pickup
  • Only one independent test found

What independent reviewers found

Measured 0.30 kPa suction, 8 CFM, 79% embedded sand, 73% pet hair, 3% hair wrap and about 1,807 sq ft per charge. Finished the studio course in 37 minutes. No dedicated obstacle avoidance and heavy water use when mopping.
Vacuum Wars · 2.46 Vacuum Wars stars
Home test with a dog and two cats. About 3,000 Pa of the 10,000 Pa max was enough on tile carpet, tatami and wood, and it picked up cat litter on reduced suction. Hair wrap dropped but did not vanish. It avoided bags and balls but struggled with cords and thin slippers. The dock is about 45 cm tall and the mop must be fitted and washed by hand.
Garumax (Japan)

Spec history

Checked daily

No spec changes since we started tracking on Oct 31, 2026.

Versions
E20 Plus2024Predecessor with 8,000 Pa claim and the same bagless dock idea
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Questions buyers ask

Does it avoid socks and cables?

Vacuum Wars found no dedicated obstacle avoidance system, so pick up small items first.

How long does a charge last?

Eureka lists 180 min in one place and 240 min in another. Vacuum Wars estimated about 1,807 sq ft per charge.

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