3.35 in (85 mm) — one of the lowest profiles in this catalog, fits under most sofas and beds
Mop
Mop Master applies 6N of downward pressure at 180 RPM, auto-lifts on detected carpet
Boost IQ
Automatically ramps suction up to 7,000 Pa; Pro-Detangle comb flips down mid-clean to clear hair from the roller brush
Mapping
iPath Laser Navigation, stores up to 3 floor maps
WiFi
2.4GHz only
Editor's scores
0-10 editorial scores, computed from the specs above relative to the other vacuums in this comparison — not a manufacturer rating.
Full review
The Omni C20's headline feature is its 3.35-inch height — low enough to reach under sofas, beds and cabinets most other combos in this catalog can't fit beneath. Its Mop Master system applies 6N of downward pressure at 180 RPM to scrub dried-on stains rather than just dragging a damp pad, and Boost IQ automatically ramps suction to 7,000 Pa on carpet or heavy debris. A Pro-Detangle comb flips down mid-clean specifically to clear the roller brush of wrapped hair.
iPath Laser Navigation stores up to 3 floor maps and supports app-based scheduling, no-go zones and a child-safety lock; the listing notes 2.4GHz WiFi only, so a dual-band router needs the right band selected during setup.
Pros
One of the lowest-profile robots in this catalog (3.35 in) — reaches under more furniture
Mop Master applies real downward scrubbing pressure, not just a damp drag
iPath Laser Navigation with 3-floor map storage and no-go zones
Strong review base (53,990 ratings, 4.4 stars)
Cons
Lower suction ceiling (7,000 Pa boosted) than eufy's own E25/E28 combos
2.4GHz WiFi only
Battery weight not listed on this scrape
Ideal for: A home with low-clearance furniture where reaching under sofas and beds matters as much as cleaning performance.
What Amazon reviewers say
4.4 out of 5 from 53,990 Amazon customer ratings, captured 2026-10-24.