IFA26: On hand Robot eufy E35 and C30 Edge: 35,000 Pa and the new AeroTurbo filter is extremely hygienic

Visiting Anker's booth at IFA 2026, I saw that they brought two new models of robot vacuum cleaners, eufy HydroJet E35 and eufy C30 Edge. Lately, seeing companies racing to set suction power parameters up to tens of thousands of Pa, what I'm most worried about is not how strong the initial suction force is, but after a few weeks of using the HEPA filter, will it be clogged with fine dust, causing the suction power to decrease?

Anker solves this problem on both phones with AeroTurbo Multi-Cyclone technology. Instead of throwing dirt straight into the container and clogging the filter like a traditional robot, the vortex of air will separate trash and coarse dust and fall into a separate tray, leaving only clean air to pass through the filter. Thanks to that, the machine maintains a durable 35,000 Pa suction power over time without having to constantly remove the filter to clean it.

eufy HydroJet E35: 29 cm long roller with real-time self-washing and 16N pressure

Instead of dragging a dirty rag across the room before returning to the washing station, the E35 self-cleans its rollers in real time. The machine body integrates up to 32 microscopic water nozzles, continuously spraying clean water onto the roller and scraping and recovering dirty water into a separate storage compartment. This number of 32 nozzles surpasses the 10 to 20 nozzles of competitors, helping to distribute water more evenly and smoothly.

I personally really like the fact that the machine has an additional sensor to detect floor moisture. In a humid climate like Vietnam, having too much water on the floor after mopping is also a problem, so this sensor will actively reduce the amount of water sprayed, and on dry days the machine will supply more water.

The roller creates a pressure of 16N on the floor to dislodge stuck stains. Both the roller and edge brush clusters have a mechanism to reach out to clean the base of the wall, and come with the ability to climb ledges to overcome 30 mm obstacles. The included multi-function charging station also does the whole package from washing rags with hot water, automatic vacuuming to mixing your own floor cleaning solution.

eufy C30 Edge: 76 mm octagonal rag and anti-tangle main brush

To handle dead corners around table and chair legs or wall legs, the mop arm can automatically extend to the side up to 76 mm. The pressure of the rag on the floor reaches 10N, suitable for daily cleaning of wooden floors and ceramic tiles. An extremely practical detail for dog and cat owners or people with a lot of hair loss is the single-shaft anti-tangle main brush. The brush shaft is only fixed at one end, the other end is left open to help long hair strands be directed by the airflow to slide straight into the suction nozzle without getting tangled in the two bearing ends. Combined with the auxiliary brush that automatically changes direction to prevent hair tangling.

New filter assembly for both E35 and C30 Edge: Maintains suction force of 35,000 Pa and is extremely hygienic

Normally, people who use robot vacuum cleaners probably have the same frustration: dirt from the floor is sucked straight into the container, fine dust quickly sticks tightly to the HEPA filter. After only about a week or two, if you're too lazy to pull it out and knock on things, the filter gets clogged, causing the suction power to drop miserably, the machine roars but the dust on the floor is still there.

On the E35 and C30 Edge, Anker applies AeroTurbo Multi-Cyclone (E35) and AeroTurbo 2.0 (C30 Edge) cyclone filter technology. Its operating principle is quite similar to high-end handheld vacuum cleaners: a powerful vortex of air will separate trash and heavy dust particles and fall straight into a separate tray, leaving only clean air to pass through the filter.

Thanks to that, the filter membrane is not as densely dirty as a conventional robot, helping the machine maintain a very stable suction force of 35,000 Pa over a long period of time. I personally really like this point because it helps you avoid having to remove the filter for cleaning every week, truly freeing your hands.

In my opinion, Anker does not try to cram in features that are too far removed from reality, but focuses on removing the most annoying points when using robots: the filter quickly clogs, the rag drags stains all over the house, and the hair gets tangled in the broom. E35 will be very suitable for large houses with floors that easily get dirty and require high compression force, while C30 Edge is a flexible choice for spaces with many nooks and crannies of table legs and lots of falling hair. Do you prefer the E35's self-washing roller mechanism or the C30's octagonal hand-reaching rotating rag?