Lefant M210 Pro

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Sentiment score63% positive
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Last updated: May 9, 2026

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Reddit IconAnthonHI
about 2 months ago

I bought it few years ago to try out a robot vacuum for cheap. It was €99 off of Amazon and it was fine for that price I would say. But really basic navigation, can be blocked really easily. Suction is ok on hard floor. For carpets it’s useless. I bought a new one this year, a real one! A Roborock Q10 S5 I got for €169 brand new and the difference is night and day.

Reddit Iconfootloosiety
about 1 month ago

Ive had this model for years and it works well as a set it and forget it device. It doesnt do anything fancy and the app is basic, but it does a pretty good job of randomly moving around and sweeping everything. I'm sure there are better ones out there, but for the price I think its a good buy. Its good with cat hair. I dont bother with it on carpet, it doesnt work. I just use on my hardwood.

Reddit IconMichNishD
11 months ago

We just got one it's a LeFant M210p and I love it sooo much. Gets all the cereal crumbs and dry food mess. It goes around things left out if you don't pick up everything, or just pushes it out of the way. It cuts the work in half because before I had to pick the things up and then vacuum, now I just pick them up. We put Googly eyes on it and gave it a name. The kids think it's the best thing ever. Also goes from hardwood to carpet no problem. It isn't the smartest little robot. We have to pick her up sometimes because she'll miss rooms, and sometimes she gets lost and has a hard time finding the docking station but she does her best and our floors are way cleaner with her help. I love this little robot.

Reddit Icontableofdevils
19 days ago

If you don’t have carpet, this is probably the best vacuum we can buy dollar for dollar

Reddit IconpickupHat
8 months ago

some search result remnants seem to suggest they're Xiaomi, I'd try Tuya with each type of vacuum selection (i.e. if you believe it's wifi, its also worth trying the Bluetooth options when adding a device) Also paying $300 for a vacuum that "retails for $1200" and barely comes up on google seems a bit backwards if your intention was to integrate into ha. I got my Lefant (m280 or something) for $180 new AUD, and it fuckin rules. Integrates easily as well.

Reddit IconCapable_Ad_5414
9 months ago

Reading this I wonder if robot vacuums are ready for prime time -- all of them. I have two Lefants. One worked great for years, the second one required a call to Amazon's tech help within the month. They told me how to do a factory reset. That worked for about a month. Then it started beeping continuously and wouldn't run. What it had must be contagious (snark) because the one that worked great started doing something similar -- runs about one minute then stops and starts beeping. Tech help was no help. My guess is it might be something to do with my wireless so I'm not sure I can blame the robot. Maybe if they went back to the drawing board and just made a robot you didn't have to use your phone to work. That would take one unknown out of the problem of fixing them when they go wrong. Just an observation after reading the posts here.

Reddit Iconchrisinator9393
10 months ago

lol what the fuck got up OPs ass about robot vacs? I have a LeFant I got for $90. Thing runs 4 hours or so on one charge. I run it every day. I only empty it once a week. The maintenance I put in takes literally 3 minutes. It saves me at least an hour worth of sweeping a week.

Reddit IconCoachKevyn
about 2 months ago

We have a couple rumbas (irobot) 2 are the ones you don't have to empty each use. The one that needs to be emptied every use is the oldest we named her Roberta (12 years ago?) I have 3 levels so ended up buying a vacuum for each level. The self emptying ones are great but expensive! I bought mine on Amazon in the warehouse section so didn't pay full price. We also have a lafant brand. Some knock off it also works great but is very generic and the app no longer works. Most of our flooring is hardwood, tile and carpet in the bedrooms. The rooms that don't have carpet do have area rugs. The problem with all of them is: They get stuck ( wedged under the corner of the sofa-type situation) Roberta has a habit of getting stuck in the center under the king size bed. Not always but happens. The light weight washable rugs are a problem - same with any vacuum. They can't get in the corners. They close a door behind themselves and get locked in a room then run their batteries down and can't return. Sometimes it's like they never docked ( think of being at the boat ramp watching a 1st timer getting their boat on the trailer now think of them drunk) before and don't get back on the charger. You don't notice until you realize the floor needs vacuumed. Finding a permanent location to keep them is an issue. You have to make sure everything is up off the floor, including cords, cat toys, dog toys, your socks... They can be noisy - but not as much as a regular vacuum. Some people ( this is what I was told when I was looking) say the batteries fail. I knock on wood haven't had this problem. Roberta is at least 12 years old , Rob is 8 and Mildred is 6 ish. The white guy (Lefant brand- it's a white vacuum) is also 6. Pros: All of the ones we have no matter the name brand or generic work amazingly well. it's fantastic to come home and the floor is vacuumed. They can vacuum under the bed and any furniture that has legs about 4" off the floor. They don't have a problem making the transition from hardwood to area rug or to carpet. They don't fall down the stairs. They can be programmed to vacuum on a schedule. One thing about the name brand is there are generic supplies and parts ( brushes, and whatever the bigger green things are- they aren't brushes but work like brushes) .

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