The next piece in Eufy’s outdoor lighting game comes in the form of spotlights. Like Eufy’s smart string lights, these are confusingly also branded with an E10 model number; if you’re investigating one of these products, be sure you’re buying the right one. The Eufy Spotlights come two to a box, plus a controller, all connected via standard electrical cabling. (In other words, this is not a low-voltage landscape product like Lifx’s smart spotlight, Philips Hue Lily, or Home Depot’s Hampton Bay offerings. While you can control up to four lights on a single controller, there’s no way to buy extra lights without getting an additional control box. The tiny controller (which features a single power button) attaches to a small A/C adapter on one side and, on the other, to the spotlights via daisy-chained, screw-in connectors.

In today's video, I’ll be testing and reviewing the Roborock Qrevo Pro vs eufy X10 Pro Omni to see which one is better and worth the money.