Eufy - L60

We bought Eufy L60 last year. Didn’t want the mop/water one too as the docking station takes up too much space and is too visible. The L60 sits under a sofa in the large kitchen/family room so no one knows it’s there. After it’s done it’s just a quick spray/wipe with the [Vileda 1/2 Spray Mop](https://www.vileda.co.uk/products/1-2-spray-max?srsltid=AfmBOor1zLe5U0rIHDfexhx80lRy47bYy7ngj1AGbZVLViYryFrP7gtz)

Eufy L60 I would recommend because it's only vacuum not mopping. That way main maintenance is just swapping the bags every month or other month. It can be started and run without the app after its setup the mapping. That's the one I got for my mom. But for multiple floors you need to move base station to change map. There's some vacuum base stations that can be connected to mains so they will drain and fill the water tank automatically if you really want a no maintenance mopping vacuum like the dreame x40 etc.

I just got the Eufy L60 and I’m extremely disappointed. It gives me a roller brush error approximately 5 minutes into every scheduled clean. It’s saying there is hair or debris, I open up the brush and there is very minimal hair. Luckily I’m able to resume the cleaning unlike my old roomba. But might be trying a new vacuum soon

#winning. Randomly purchased a eufy l60! Whoop

The higher the pa number the better. I have an Eufy. They are excellent , has built in mop/lidar. I have the L60.

I'll second this, the Eufy L60 works great in our house. I'd probably go for the non mop version though and save some money.

I'd say the same for the eufy l60 re the hair cutter . Made my hooving so much easier.....

The Eufy L60, simply because it is self emptying

My Eufy L60 has run for 34 hours now, in our household of 4 long haired humans and 1 cat. It self empties but also cuts the hair off its roller by itself. I never see any hair on the floor, and can go a month between deep cleans with the big vacuum. It does have a mop function but you never have to use it. It goes between our hard and carpeted floors with no issues, and can climb over 1 inch heights just fine.

I like my eufy L60, but mine does fall off the WiFi a lot which is a con. But the self emptying is great, the hair cutting is great, and its mapping is thorough.

Eufy may be your best bet. Look at their C10, L60, and E20 models. As a bonus, the E20 converts into a cordless stick vac, in case you need one of those. Another good choice would be the Roborock Q5 Max+, though it tends to be a bit more expensive. Finally, consider getting a robot with a stationary pad mop. I know you said you want just a vacuum, but those are getting more and more rare over time. It's really easy to just slap a Swiffer pad on the back of a robot vacuum, so most manufacturers are doing just that. You don't pay a lot for it (and sometimes pay less!), and it's easy to leave off and pretend it doesn't exist. It also tends to not have a significant effect on vacuuming performance. A lot of options will open up if you expand your search in this way.

So, to be fair about the sale, when I looked up the model number of this one I noticed it said “$600 on sale for $299.99” which is what it said when I bought it over a year ago. Along those lines, I think these are actually their typical prices masqueraded as a sale. So don’t feel a sense of urgency they want you to feel about the sale. But eufy is a very solid company in my experience and the vacuum I got works great. Granted, due to various decluttering endeavors I haven’t used it as frequently as my other robot vacs yet, but it’s by far the best performing one I have used out of the three and the app is excellent. I still can’t believe it empties itself and cuts the roller brush, which really cuts down on maintenance. I’d definitely recommend it and would consider them solid roomba alternatives.

I bought 2 of them. They are pretty decent machines. Only issues were having to ask Eufy support to push the firmware update to prevent the suction dropping off and the 2nd is when you move some furniture ever so slightly and it then starts to get confused thinking all furniture has moved 45° and means you have to remap the floor.

Sort of. There's also the Eufy L50 and L60 models, which are almost the same except for less suction and a lower price for the L50. Also look at the new Roomba 105 and 705, many Shark models, and the Dyson 360 Vis Nav. As always, check reviews; the Roombas in particular haven't reviewed well. What's more common is a vacuum-only robot with a stationary mop pad that's just stuck on the bottom. Technically, it's a combo with mopping, but the mop is just an add-on, and can be ignored. An example of this is the Roborock Q5 Pro and Pro+, which is the Q5 Max and Max+ with a mop tacked on and a few cosmetic changes. Sometimes, the Pro is even cheaper than the Max, which makes the Pro the smart buy. Just throw the mop plate in a drawer or in the trash. Be careful, though, that you're not sacrificing dustbin space for the water tank. The very similar Roborock Q7 M5 does this, while the Pro has the water tank as part of the mop plate. The most notable model that technically supports mopping, but only as an add-on, is the SwitchBot K10+. It comes with little disposable mopping cloths that attach to hooks on the back of the robot. Ignore the cloths, and you have a very good small robot that can get into lots of tight spaces and which has been reviewed to vacuum well.

Two regular recommendations made here: the Roborock Q5 Max+ and the Eufy L60. Both can be had with a self-empty station for less than $400 when on sale.

The fact that it cuts the hair off its roller by itself is amazing to me. I've checked before and after a normal clean it's absolutely chock full of hair, that's how much we have

Since no one's mentioned it, there are two Eufy robovacs that may fit: * L50 and L60, with or without SES (self-empty station). * E20. The L50 and L60 should be easy to find reviews on, as they've been out for a while. The L60 was the Vacuum Wars best budget robot for a while. The L50 is basically a less powerful and cheaper L60. The E20 was shown at CES just this year, isn't available yet, and has no independent reviews that I've seen. Its hook: the vacuum motor can be removed from the robovac and used as a handheld vac, or attached to an included stick attachment and used as a stick floor vacuum. Putting the motor back into the robovac can trigger auto-emptying of your manual vacuuming into the base. None of this takes away from the Roborocks, which have been mentioned a few times. I'm just filling in a few alternatives.

I bought the eufy l60 a couple weeks ago. Does a job in fairness no issues so far

I'll add to the vote for the Roborock Q5 Max, but there are other alternatives: many Shark robots, plus the Eufy L50, L60, C10, and E20 models. A few models put the water tank into the mop plate, and thus do not sacrifice any dustbin space for water storage. An example would be the Roborock Q5 Pro, which is basically the Q5 Max with some cosmetic changes and a mop pad. I've seen the Pro cheaper than the Max, which means you're paying more money just for the privilege of not getting a mop; ditto for the L60 SES vs. Hybrid. So that's something to consider.

Eufy L60 and x10 pro are both awful at not tangling long human hair. I don't have pets, so I can't say how it does with pet hair. I have to clean the main roller and side brush after about every use. Hair is always tangled in the side brush (which requires a screwdriver to fully clean) and the main roller. It picks up a lot of hair off the ground, but none of it ends up in the dustbin.

Eufy L60 is decent. No cameras. It's obstacle avoidance isn't great. Everything else is nice.

Seems like a problem with the vacuum/auto empty vs expecting too much. We have 1 dog who sheds like crazy and a toddler and a Eufy S1 Pro that runs upstairs nearly daily (since it's mostly hardwood) and a Eufy L60 with the self empty station that runs downstairs (which is mostly carpet) nearly daily and I don't see an issue like this and it keeps the house overall in great shape. I've been really impressed with how the L60 performs overall and keeps the hair tangle at bay. As others have suggested I'd contact the company because this seems defective to me. What you're describing sounds like exactly what these robot vacuums are for!

I think hair length really matters. I have the same hoover and a few people here have long hair, I get maybe 1.5 runs before it gets tangled. It's not really worth using the robovac in my case. In the time I spend cutting hair out of the moving parts I could just have used a regular hoover.

Had my Saros 10 for a couple of days, seems to work well on my low pile carpet. Obviously never had a S8 before. I see people mention S10 is not great on carpet due to the hair detangling brush design, but personally I am loving this brush. My wife’s hair is quite fine and long but it’s doing a fantastic job reducing the amount of maintenance I need to do for the rollers. My S7 MaxV and Eufy L60 required me removing hair from the roller at least every few days. One thing I must mention is Roborock is not putting enough resource in providing updates for Saros 10. Their focus seems to be on the 10R.

This Robot vacuum collects so much hair. I got a eufy l60 and love it

I feel like most people only post here when they've just purchased a vac or are thinking about buying one. I'd love to hear what models you've been using for YEARS, and how they've treated you. Here's mine (short list): Ecovacs Deebot N79S - bought July 2020, used until 2024. This thing served me well, I had to replace the battery and other parts a couple times, eventually it just made such an annoying squeaky belt noise I had to stop For the price ($140usd) I think it was a good value. Eufy L60 - bought Apr 2024. I loved this thing but in recent days it's started going in circles and thinking it's stuck. It definitely doesn't have anything. obstructing the wheels. Searched this sub and someone else had to replace the wheels to fix it. I'm not sure about the durability of this thing, so I'm pretty annoyed. ($250 USD, not good value)

I have a eufy (L60?) and it’s changed my life. I still have to use a hand vac for corners and bits and pieces that it misses but for the most part it’s amazing. Get one with smart mapping. I’ve had others without it and they were barely worth having. That way you can set it to just one area if you need and it already knows where it’s been.

Terrible surprise for the mouse if it wasn’t!! I have a Eufy L60 - cheap and not even a self empty but my goodness it does well - absolutely love it! 

Yes, it wont fall down the stairs. It has a drop sensor for that. All of the ones I've had from Eufy do. (11, 30C, L60).

Yeah. It’s such a great value for the price.

Happy with my Eufy L60 + self-empty station and hair cutting blade. It's not perfect, but its imperfections aren't that significant for me.

Got the Eufy L60 on the Black Friday sales. Not a fancy one with a mop just a vacuum. It maps out the different rooms pretty well and I find the app nice and easy to use. Does occasionally get stuck between a door and a bed but other than that had no issues.

If you were happy with the G30, check out the Eufy L60, which is probably the closest model to the G30. It's an improvement over the G30, with real LIDAR navigation and good app support. You can get it standalone, with a self-empty station, or with a mop. The self-empty version is $280 on Amazon right now, which is a very good deal. It doesn't have the dual rollers, but it does have a hair-cutting blade on the dock, if that was what you were concerned about with the dual roller design. Also similar: the Eufy C10, which is $230 with self-empty on Amazon. Its navigation will be a little bit worse than the L60. No dual roller brush on this one either, but it does have an extending side brush for better corner cleaning. Most of the dual roller robots I know of also include at least a stationary mop pad. You can remove the mop plate and forget it even exists; the stationary mop does not affect vacuuming performance or impose a lot of overhead, unlike the other types. If you're fine with getting a mop you don't use, a number of options arise: the Q8 you mentioned and the Dreame D20 Pro+ come to mind. But if you must have a robot with no mop and dual rollers, here's your robot: the Roborock Q5 Max+. Its only drawback: it's $500 on Amazon US. If you'd rather pay more for a robot with no mop, you can do that.

Some of the eufy robot vacuums have a self emptying cycle that has a blade that cuts the hair off the roller every time. It works quite well. Eufy L60 is what i have and has the feature.