The Eureka E10 Evo Plus offers 10,000Pa of suction at a budget-friendly price.
The Eureka E10 Evo Plus offers 10,000Pa of suction at a budget-friendly price.
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Eureka is adding an even cheaper dock-equipped robovac to its lineup. During CES 2026, Eureka showed off the new E10 Evo Plus, a robovac featuring a mop pad, 10,000Pa of suction, two anti-tangle brushes, and a self-emptying docking station for just $299.
It’s an even better deal than the Eureka E10s, a mopping pad-equipped robovac that launched in 2023 and currently costs $399 with a docking station on the company’s website. But the E10 Evo Plus’ vacuum system is more powerful, as the older E10s robovac has a lower 4,000Pa of suction power and doesn’t come with an anti-tangle brush.
The main downside is that the Eureka E10 Evo Plus can’t lift its mop pad over carpets like the E10s — but it can navigate around them. This type of mop is meant for light cleaning, as the robovac simply drags the damp pad along the floor as it vacuums, rather than using a roller or rotating mop pads for a deeper clean.
The E10 Evo Plus uses lidar to roam your home, returning to a self-emptying docking station that Eureka says can hold up to 45 days’ worth of debris before you need to empty it. Eureka hasn’t revealed a release date for the E10 Evo Plus, but it’s expected to launch this year.