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Eufy is Anker's smart home brand, making security cameras, robot vacuums, and robotic lawn mowers with on-device processing and local storage.
Gizmodo's reviewer says the $1,300 Eufy Omni E35 is a rare high-end robot vacuum that gets the basics right. After a year of pricier bots that lurched and scattered debris, the reviewer calls it the first $1,000-plus mopping bot tested that fits under a couch and is worth the money.
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The V70 Ultra Complete extends a mop pad 6.7 inches and a side brush 5 inches to clean around chair legs. Its 42,000Pa suction number is the least interesting thing about it.
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MindBase runs its own inference on an in-house LLM, which is how Anker gets to promise no monthly fee. The cameras that feed it are orderable now, while the hub still carries no price and no ship date.
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The chore a robot mower leaves behind, trimming the edges by hand, got solved at IFA this year. The FCC's ban on advanced robotic devices is why American buyers are not getting the fix any time soon.
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The S2 Max pairs wire-free camera navigation and 48 TOPS of onboard AI with an extending edge trimmer. Whether it earns its 3,999 euro price tag depends on the length of your perimeter, rather than your lawn's acreage.
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The Eufy MindBase runs an Anker-built LLM on a hub with up to 48TB of local storage, turning a claim about where your footage goes into something an outsider can measure. Anker has not said what it costs.
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The reviewer still had to fish USB cables and socks out of the Qrevo 2 Pro and fence off a rug by hand in the app, which is a useful way to see what the premium robovac tier has actually been selling.
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Ring's new TAKE encryption deletes its own copy of video keys within 24 hours, reshaping what law enforcement can legally obtain from the cloud.
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