Eufy - L60 Series

I have a Eufy L60. The hair cutting and self emptying system is key, and you can use cheaper bags off amazon with no issues. I run it 3 times a day.

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!�

Unfortunately it's all in the market pressures, certain sets of requirements or categories of robots have been totally eliminated. For example it's really hard to find much choice of robot mops, everybody has switched to making combination all-in-one robots which are much more expensive. It can be really frustrating. What I will say, avoid models with AI obstacle avoidance camera systems mounted on the front bumper. This should help limit privacy concerns. A lidar sensor can give a basic layout of your house and furniture placement but it can't really see details, it's basically a 2-D image. Edit: obviously all images are 2-D lol. What I meant is, it's only seeing your house through a really thin laser beam shining out from the top "turret". This means it can see shapes on that line of sight and nothing else, basically it doesn't steer that laser up or down. It can't see details of people, pets, objects not at floor level etc. It'll see four furniture legs, with no way to tell if it's a sofa or a dining table. Obviously having a literal camera is a totally different story there. And luckily a lot of the more basic options lack cameras (for now anyway). Models like the eufy L60 or Roborock Q5 might be ones to look at.

Id recommend the Eufy L60. Bought our one from Noel Leeming for around $600 half a year ago. Does a great job. It will empty itself after vacuuming. It has pretty much completely replaced our vacuum cleaner. The only downside is that the floor needs to be clutter free. It will try eat up any cables socks etc. Takes about 45 minutes to do our 2 bedroom townhouse with a large lounge. Quite easy to maintain and repair too. Batteries, roller brushes, wheels etc can all be replaced DIY. A bit expensive but totally worth it for us. I've heard a lot of negative feedback about cheap models.

We got an Eufy L60 SES for our mostly hardwood floor home and it seems to work just fine. Was $300. We have lots of tables and chairs and things with legs. Yeah, it takes a long while but never gets stuck.

Eufy L60 SES has a hair slicer on its base that cuts and cleans pet hair off the roller. I wont do a mopping robot because I feel the tanks and wet parts attract bugs.

I have the L60 SES too, and have a dog. We�ve had it for a few weeks and it works well. Pickup up the dog hairs and strings from the rope toys she destroys

I have 2 long haired border collies and a yorkie. The amount of fluff we get world full a carrier bag I around 10 days. 4 upright hoovers and a Henry are a nightmare to keep clean. Recently got the eufy l60 ses hybrid. The plus points No fluff on the carpet. No fluff on the roller dye to a decent cutting system. Pretty good avoidance system. The bit so good The mopping system is basically a drip water out kind of thing but still did a reasonable job copaes to my mopping skills.... Please note my wife laughs at my mopping skills...... Wife is happier now as she doesn't have to hoover when the dogs have Ben about and that the carpets look cleaning than they have in years. Overall I'd say we are happy Nd only wish it could do stairs.....

It cleans well, the suction seems adequate. We have mostly hard surfaces but some area rugs where we notice the hair. I�m sure a regular vacuum would clean a bit deeper but the L60 noticeably cleans everything. What gets left behind is usually some pieces of string from rope toys. My wife�s hair also gets picked up, and gets cleaned from the roller.

Eufy L60 hybrid or Eufy C20 omni. I have an L60 and my floor is 100% cleaner than before

I have a eufy that self-empties. Worth every penny.

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

Bought this Eufy L60 awhile back, strong 5000pa suction, 3d mapping, remote app and solid brand.Highly recommend https://amzn.eu/d/4m7jINX

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

We bought our Eufy robo vac/mop last June, since then it's cleaned: 428 Times 317h3m 158380 ft� I would say that the investment was more than worthwhile.

Pretty good. I still run the regular vacuum every so often to do a deeper clean and to get under the spots the robot can�t.

not really high end, but i recently purchased the eufy l60 ses and i am extremely happy. it does the entire 1000+ sqft apt in one run, has not needed a bag change yet in a month running it 3-4x a week, the map is full, even including areas it cant get to due to steps, and the hair cutting feature on the dock means i havent had to get in there and chop out all the cat hair or long hair from 2x long haired humans.

Roborock is running sales on their refurbished eBay store rn. You can get the [Q5 max+ for $216](https://ebay.us/m/RslbTV) (before tax) with their clippable coupon rn. Comes with a 2 year warranty as well. Also, Before I went down the rabbit hole that is premium robot vacuums, I tried out the eufy l60 ses and thought it was great for the price. I bought [this one refurbished from their store on eBay for $229.](https://ebay.us/m/ang45E) Picked up my supper shedder dog�s hair pretty well and it self empties.

Got the eufy l60 ses hybrid. Weeks ago I have 2 long haired border collies and a yorkie....... Never seen my carpets look so clean I'm uk based so not sure on cost for you but the positives seriously out weigh the negatives. The best part being the auto hair removal to when the vac re docks. Might leave a little fluff in the centre and around the end spindles but twice a week is well enough to keep o top of it. The down side is the mopping.... It's a cloth that is velcroed on and is dragged under the rear of it... Does as good a job as me... So my wife says.... But at �320 the vacuum side more than makes up for it. The app is also IMHO quite good Good luck

The Eufy L60, simply because it is self emptying

Just got the eufy l60 hybrid ses. Handles 2 long haired boarder collies so easily it's amazing.... It has a cutter on the base that detangles the brush. Also when you remove the roller it is easy to fully clean to do that. And not bad for 300 odd quid....

No mopping, $300, cuts the hair out of the brush, has an emptying station. App is easy to use. I have a schedule for 11a and 11 p and I�ve noticed much less dog/cat hair

I have this and can confirm the hair slicer does literally NOTHING.

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�ll second the Eufy L60 SES.� I bought one, run it every day and it�s takes 30 mins to run around my 55m2 ground floor.� Perfectly clean engineered wood floors, great tech, never gets stuck.� Absolute bargain and pays for itself with time saved / cleaner fees within 2 months.�

I have the eufy l60 ses. It has a brush cutter on the docking station. It leaves. A small amount on there but the brush is pretty clear. I have a wife and daughter and also 2 long haired boarder collies..... This is a �320 vac and my carpet has never looked cleaner.

I went with Eufy L60 SES it has strong suction, lidar, front camera and the base station slices pet hair off the roller and empties into the station. I didn't get it because it was teh cheapest but it is the cheapest with all of these features. I refuse to get one with a mop because the wet robot and water tank attract bugs. If you live up north maybe that isnt an issue but down south it is a huge issue.

I have 2 long haired border collies. I've just got the eufy l60ses hybrid. I now very rarely see fluff.... Is a game changer for me. The mopping function is ok at best but you can get the non hybrid version.

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.

I have the EUFY L60 and it�s pretty great for the price but I can�t really see it avoiding puke. I think you�d need a really expensive one and even one of those would probably miss puke/puddles. I usually pre-clean tidy up before running it. Picks up a lot of cat hair as I have two.

I have 2 long haired border collies. And use the eufy l60 ses And have to say still love it after 7 months. Just remove any cables or things on the floor and it's great for pets.

We have the L60 SES and have a lab/husky mix, so she has short hair but after using it for a few weeks I looked at the roller yesterday and there was almost no hair wrapped around it (there was some but it didn�t clean the brush after the last clean).

I�ve had an L60 Hybrid SES for a year now & it was brilliant on my hard floors downstairs. I could tell if it hadn�t vacuumed when I came home from work - however, it has recently flagged an error and isn�t running well and the customer service has been atrocious which is putting me off purchasing any more eufy products. They acknowledged it is a significant fault but suggested I replace it at my own cost as it is 2 weeks out of warranty.

Got a eufy with a self empty charging tower for right around 350 a few years back on a black friday sale. The thing works great! I have a st bernard, so there's LOTS of hair. Pro tip dog hair plus water on the floor will lead to build up in the self empty chamber that makes your vaccum think the bag is full. Just clean it once every three months or so, and you are golden

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

I live in a hard floor home. Eufy has a lil guy that has done us well for a month or so. Floof does clog the bristles but not nearly as much as I anticipated. The pet edition cuts and clears the brush each time it empties. When that isn't enough, there is a built in tiny tool that helps get the last bits of stubborn floof from the roller. The parts that come off to clean it further are really easy to work with, and the only issue I have had has been keeping up with the tiny tool when it's needed. They claimed the collection bag will last for 2 months. I scoffed, and bought extras immediately. But here we are in a month and some change of use, and the same bag, still picking up stuff. Like you this isn't the end all be all floor cleaning, just for in-between. I have carpal tunnel issues and a few other nerve problems that make my hands totally hate me some days. I have done floor surgery on my R2DustPan on a bad day, and I have no complaints. This is the one we got. https://a.co/d/6BGmx9b

I have the eufy l60 ses hybrid Yes the cutter works to remove nearly all hair or fluff Mopping is a dragged cloth doesn't do a had job tbf Had it 7 weeks. And still impressed

I�d go for the Xiaomi X10 or the Eufy L60 Hybrid for their solid customer service in case you need warranty.

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