Eufy S20: Robot vacuum cleaner turns into a handheld vacuum cleaner
Vacuum robot, handheld vacuum cleaner, stick vacuum cleaner: the Eufy E20 on show at the CES in Las Vegas is everything in one.
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Robot vacuum cleaner and handheld vacuum cleaner in one: Anker presents the eufy E20, a 3-in-1 household helper, at CES. The eufy E20 looks like a normal vacuum robot. However, the entire suction module, which consists of the blower motor, five-stage filter system and dust container, can be removed. The suction pipe and brush head can be connected to it and the appliance can be used as a stick vacuum cleaner. Alternatively, the E20 can be fitted with a short suction pipe in just a few simple steps if you want to use it as a handheld vacuum cleaner.
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In robot vacuum cleaner mode, the E20 is said to achieve a suction power of 8000 Pascal, the same as the top model, the eufy S1 Pro. According to the manufacturer, the suction power of the more expensive Roborock S8 MaxV Ultra is 10,000 Pascal. The E20 unleashes its full power in hand and stick vacuum cleaner mode: Anker promises a suction power of 30,000 Pascal. The E20 is also equipped with a triple laser for obstacle detection and a detangling function for wound-up hair. A self-emptying station is included in the scope of delivery. The eufy E20 will be available from February 10 for 549 euros.
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In-ears with display case
Anker also presented the in-ear headphones soundcore Liberty 4 Pro at the CES, whose case is equipped with a touch bar and display. The touch bar can be used to switch between transparency mode and active noise cancellation in ten stages. Alternatively, you can leave the intensity of the noise suppression to the automatic system, which, according to Anker, reacts to changes in ambient noise every 0.3 seconds and adjusts the ANC accordingly. Anker advertises the Liberty 4 Pro with particularly strong bass. A total of six microphones and – how could it be otherwise – AI should ensure clear phone calls. In addition to SBC and AAC, the Liberty 4 Pro also understand LDAC, but not Auracast. Anker is now selling the in-ears for 130 euros.
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