eufy L60 Hybrid Robot Vacuum with Self Empty Station

I'm impressed with this vacuum, and if it weren't for one incident with hair getting wrapped around one end of the brush, this review would be 5 stars.Pros:-Works well on carpet and tile-Quiet-Avoids an under-bed obstacle that caused old vacuum to get stuck.-Bin emptying to base works well.-Automatic hair cutting off brush works pretty well.Cons:-Mapping got confused during first quick map run. Cleared the map & no problems the second time.-Hair once bunched up on one end of the brush, at the edge, in a ball of fuzz that was hard to remove.

Okay, The Eufy L60 Hybrid is my new favorite robot vacuum! I got it on sale for $319. The razor attached to the base that cuts hair off the brush is just a brilliant idea! I have long black hair and I shedd like crazy. My hair is constantly all over the bathroom floor after blow drying and other robot vacuums (and normal vacuums) would get my hair wrapped around their brush and it was a real pain in the butt to have to constantly clean the robot brush. This was the solution! I also love that I can program the robot to go back to its base to empty itself and cut the hair off every 15 minutes and then continue cleaning. I love this feature because most robot vacs don’t sense when the robot debris holding compartment is full. They typically just continue cleaning, sucking up debris, not returning to the base to empty itself until the cleaning is done, even though it can’t fit more debris in it, and hasn’t emptied itself. The 15 minute return function setting, which you can set, completely eliminates this problem! Furthermore, the suction power on this robot is fantastic for carpet! It hasn’t had any trouble getting stuck anywhere and hasn’t had trouble on higher carpet like my bathroom mats. With that said, I do still pick up cords and create no-go zones in the App for areas of concern (like under my son’s bed where who knows how many LEGO pieces are.) Lol! Anyways, I’m loving this vacuum so far and do recommend it! Only negative is battery life when run on highest suction power and 15 minute return. It doesn’t always hold enough charge to do the entire upstairs of my house in one clean, but again, that’s because I have it set on max power/suction and max return to base.

Gets all the dog hair!

I bought this with the understanding that it's not intended to replace an upright vacuum. I have 2 cats in a 720 sq foot apartment plus 2 long-haired human adults and just wanted daily upkeep from hair and litter tracking.I've owned this for almost 5 months now.Pros:-Mapping technology is very good-App allows for lots of modifications and preferences-The self emptying component is great and the bag has held more than 60 days worth of stuff. I've also bought a generic brand of bags that were cheap in price which fit perfectly-You can start/stop this robot from basically anywhere (ie, if you're not home)-Suction is good enough for what I need most of the time-Cutting feature is nice-The battery doesn't run out. I live in a 720 sq ft apartment and it cleans lesser area-It can easily climb over at least an inch height if that matters-It hasn't knocked anything over despite it being rather strong lolCons:-The 5000 suction power is only for the max setting which can drain the battery fast. Luckily I have mostly hardwood floors and live in a small space-It doesn't clean cat hair as well as I'd hoped on my floor rugs, although they're very low pile rugs so maybe that's why?-It has gotten stuck and then stayed in that spot cleaning a few times (trapped under a chair or in a corner). I simply placed a no-go zone to prevent that from happening again-It is louder than other brands depending on suction level and the self emptying is quite loud lol like a shop vac almost-It is obvious that cords will get trapped, however so will cat toys and fabrics on the ground-The price may be a bit high for it's qualityOverall it's decent for what I needed. I still use my upright vacuum once a week on my rugs just to get the hair that's seemingly embedded. It's also worth noting that you'll need to do basic maintenance on it like cleaning the roller brush and digging out hair trapped in the wheels. I do this when I switch out the bag.

Read because u might want just a vacuum and not a hybrid.This thing has made my life so much easier. There is one major issue or I should say oversight in design that bugs the hell out of me.If you have runner rugs or big areas of carpet the robot cannot drive over them if you have it set up as no mop zones. I needs clear drive around area. You also can't have it vacuum the rug with no mop zone set up, it acts as a no go zone. Which then begs the question, wats the diffrence? Anyways if I knew of this I would probably just get a vacuum.