- Which is better for pet hair?
- The Narwal Flow 2 has more suction, 31,000 Pa against 15,000 Pa, and buyers report it handles pet hair well. The eufy C28 counters with a DuoSpiral detangle brush and is also rated for pet hair, so it is the cheaper option if shedding is moderate.
- Is the Narwal Flow 2 worth about $640 more?
- Only if you have a lot of carpet or heavy shedding. The Narwal adds double the suction, a 212°F mop wash and 120-day dust storage. On hard floors with light mess, the eufy C28 covers the same jobs for $459.99 at the eufy Official Store as of November 5, 2026.
- Which has the better self-cleaning dock?
- The Narwal's dock washes the mop at 212°F and dries at 104°F, and buyers say that stops dirty-water odors. The eufy Omni Station also washes, refills, dries and collects wastewater, but eufy does not state its wash temperature.
- Which is easier to set up and map?
- The eufy C28. Its iPath 2.0 navigation and smart mapping are listed as working in low light and under furniture. Narwal buyers report mapping takes several attempts and restarts from scratch, and the map editor does not show where the robot got stuck.
- How long does each run on a charge?
- The eufy C28 is rated at 140 minutes. Narwal lists a 7,000 mAh battery for the Flow 2 but does not state a run time, so the eufy figure is the only one you can compare directly.
- Which has better prices right now?
- The eufy C28 is $459.99 at the eufy Official Store as of November 5, 2026, with 7 stores selling it new. The Narwal Flow 2 is $1,099.99 at Narwal the same day, with only 2 stores selling it new.
