Wyze - Robot Vacuum

I have a wyze for $100. It’s not the best, but it’s $100 so I can’t argue. Only thing it doesn’t get is the cat litter, so I just sweep that up.

I have 3 of them in our home. I've been getting them for friends, neighbors, and family as gifts over the past few years. No one has indicated they've experienced any issues at all. We also have their stick vac which works great for touchups between full cleanings. Last weekend I spilled sugar on our hardwoods and that stick vac was perfect.

Good to know, thanks. Our old Wyze had to stop and recharge in our single-story house but Q5 Pro has better battery life so I think it will get the job done on a single charge no matter what setting we use.

I have the Wyze robot vac and a roomba self emptying vac. I vastly prefer the performance of the wyze vac.

I have tried cheap ones and pricy ones, and I have 3 fluffy dogs (one is very large), 2 cats, and a toddler. I have wood floors, and think area rugs, and so long as they have mapping technology they all have been fine! They just need to be maintained to really work, like cleaning the roller and stuff! We have a Shark and a Wyze right now.

I see it's been some time since anyone posted to this thread ...which is actually perfect! since my question is: are the robot vacuums you guys recommend in this thread still functioning well, still reliable? I have one GSD who sheds like crazy (I knew this in advance and he's adorable 🥰). I'm real concerned that any robot vacuum I buy to clean up after him will necessitate me having to clean it (the vacuum) frequently, or it will have a short life span. I have a WYZE Lidar robot vac right now and while it worked great before GSD came on the scene, it's not at all holding up well to the task....Also, I'm spending a lot of time cleaning it after use to maintain it - I thought it would be cleaning for me instead 😉! Any recommendations are welcome. Thanks!

I bought a Ryobi cordless stick. Worked decently. Wyze robot goes around 3 times a week as well. But just splurged for the latest Dyson stick and I couldn’t be more happier. Although the light on both vacuums will give you OCD 😀

Got 3 of them, one for each floor. They all perform very well, although I did have to change the battery in the one on the main floor after a year or two

I've had three robotic vacs and WYZE has been BY FAR the best - over DEEBOT and SHARK. I am sick that you can't find them anymore. I would get another one in a heartbeat

Just got one with the recent $99 sale and really enjoying it so far. Only issue is maybe every 4th or so clean it gets lost and the maps make up new rooms that don't exsist.

I work in an animal shelter and I have been really getting into robot vacuums as a way to help our staff keep the building clean the past 6 months or so. As you can imagine our floors collect all kinds of hair/fur, kibble crumbs, cat litter, and dirt. Its a fairly large building as well, larger than I think these robots are really designed for. I've not really had any of my robots last more than 2 months before having some kind of issue. The first one, a WYZE Robo Vac worked great for about a month before the vacuum motor seemingly died. So during the replacement process (which took about 4 months and was a nightmare) I ended up purchasing a Eufy L60 SES after seeing Vacuum Wars review on it. It worked great for about 2 months before the right drive wheel started having issues. I've ordered a replacement that I am hoping fixes the problem. I wont be purchasing another robot for a while but I guess when I am ready to upgrade what would you guys say is the most durable reliable models out there right now? that can handle a larger building with a wide variety of debris. EDIT: I should mention I am not really dealing with massive amounts of hair, yes there is probably more than average, but I am not using these robots in the kennel rooms themselves, thats all still cleaned by staff manually. I think whats killing my robots is just the amount of time I spend running the robots through the building. I currently have my L60 clean our lobby and public facing hallways first thing in the morning everyday, then I am sending it to specific rooms/hallways throughout the day as they need cleaning. So I think what I am mostly looking for is just the brand with the most reliable components. since it seems both of the robots that have failed/started to fail on me were motor failures.

You can get lidar equipped ones for cheap now, not easily 3x that. I got my wyze one for like 200ish. Happy that I’m no longer having to run it for an excessive amount of time + saving the wear on baseboards and furniture legs.

Not great but okay. We have Wyze and otherwise love their products.

Get one with lidar mapping. Also understand that you have to keep things off of the ground, and your rugs and floor mats need to be compatible. I've got one from Wyze and have been quite happy with it.

I love my Wyze vacuum

We have 1 on each floor that have been running without problem. First one was gen 1 and that's been bulletproof. Just bought 2 more to give as xmas presents

You’ll be hard pressed to find a decent one under $200. I’ve had a Wyze robot vacuum for several years, while getting periodic replacement parts. We have 2 large dogs (previously 3+1 cat), and run it every day. I works well, but with that much use and hair, there will still be vacuum maintenance and cleaning for any vacuum. I like the Wyze one because it runs in a grid pattern (rather than random) ,and doesn’t bump into everything because it also has lidar to scan the area. Good luck!

For the price you pay it works well. I've been running mine every day, 3 times a day for the past 4 years (since launch basically). Battery did start crapping itself after 2 years, but all the other parts seem to be working fine. Finding replacement parts (like battery) is weird. Since this is a white label product you can easily find parts (Not from wyze) online. One thing I've noticed is that the vacuum goes offline too easily, and if it goes offline the scheduled cleaning function doesn't work at all. So I find myself rebooting every few days. I'll probably chuck it once the motors crap out.

It’s great, a little dumber then my eureka but light years smarter then my Roomba,

Wyze robot vacuum, you’ll have to keep small stuff off the floors but anything big it will detect with the LiDAR sensor and go around, I have one in the basement and you can see it try it’s damn best to avoid hitting stuff. Sometimes it’ll bump into things gently but it’s 98% perfect as long as you remember to keep small stuff off the floor and make sure there’s nothing too low for it not to see and high center itself, had to adjust a little table that had about a inch thick wide/tall leg. https://www.wyze.com/products/wyze-robot-vacuum

No way. A thoudand?? I paid $99 for my wyze robot vacuum and that thing is amazing. It's got lidar so it maps your house.

I just got a wyze robot vacuum and it's amazing for the money. Can't believe how much cat hair it picks up

I got the Wyze upon release & it's vacuumed 500,00 sq feet or something like that and has done it flawlessly with nothing more from me than changing the filter & brushes & some cleaning. That said I recently retired it from the main floor to a smaller area & updated my main vac to a tapo. I got a pre release coupon & ordered it. It has a lot of upgraded features like self emptying, a mop function, greater suction & other things. So far it hasn't been disappointing and for only $50 bucks more it was a no brainier. The self empty function is worth that.

The Wyze robot vacuum is great. Good suction, amazing mapping, you can set up no-go zones, good battery life. Do not get a robot vacuum that doesn’t have lidar. I had iRobots and they are trash at navigating — they just bump into stuff over and over, very inefficient, take ages to clean a room unless it’s an empty square, god help you if you move any furniture.

I’m still running my Roborock s4 and Wyze from way over two years ago

We have 2 of the Wyze ones and love them. They make the house smell so much better (hepa filter) and get the daily crumbs and dust.

I got one at launch (pre-ordered). Since then I've had it replaced twice, because after about a year the main brush no longer spins well enough on carpet. It's like the motor that runs that brush wears out.

Don't get the x10. I have two of them and I wish I could return them. Horrible product and I should have spent a little more for a roborock or dreame 1) horrible suction on hard floors. The x10 struggles to pick up cat litter and rice on hardfloors even in deep clean, max suction and 2 passes. They claim it has 8000pa of suction but the way that the brush guard seals to the ground results in none of that suction doing anything. My 2000pa $130 Wyze robot vacuum runs in my garage and it picks up gravel bits, screws, washers and debris that the eufy should be able to pickup but would never be able to. All while having an actual HEPA filter unlike the x10 2) bad dust bin design. The filter clogs within 5 cleaning sessions because no air flows in reverse through the filter during an empty cycle to clean the filter. Also the dust screen in front of the filter is basically useless. On the Wyze dust bin the mesh is much finer resulting in the filter lasting much longer. 3) horrible battery life. Since the suction is basically useless on hardfloors, forcing you to have to run it in max suction mode to get any cleaning, the battery drains so fast that it can't complete 300sqft without having to go back to charge. I start my vacuum at noon daily and it runs for under an hour before it goes back to charge, it then resumes cleaning at 5PM. So the battery is trash and takes forever to charge. 4) Braindead pathing algorithm. Almost every other day I will find my vacuum stuck on a sock or a wire and then I'll see it fail to get back to the docking station or go around in circles in the same area for no reason 5) Zero smart home support. There is no home assistant support and their existing Google assistant integration is useless. Eufy is not spending any resources on actually implementing any smart home support Please don't get an x10 and don't fall for all the astroturfing on this subreddit. Eufy has paid lots of reviewers and YouTubers to advertise their product and not spend any money on improving their half baked product. I've suggested improving the dustbin and brush guard and suggested solutions to their support and Eufy is not willing to implement any of them.

So this is easily one of the most recommended mid priced vacuum because of its perceived value and Eufy really did bring a lot to the table with this product. With Black Friday coming around, people are recommending this vacuum left and right and I wanted to throw my experience with it out into the public. I watched countless reviews from Jamie Andrews, Vacuum Wars and looked around on this subreddit and came to the conclusion that the Eufy X10 might be the best Value robot vacuum with all of its features and decided to purchase my first on on May 10th, 2024 and my second one on June 4th 2024. After 350 hours of cleaning, [127 hours](https://photos.app.goo.gl/iFHv6AbKHnguRaEe7) on my upstairs x10 and [230 hours](https://photos.app.goo.gl/J4325ia8yiUMxzNp9) on my downstairs x10, I can say that the **Eufy X10 performs very poorly** and you are better off spending a little extra on the offerings from Dreame and Roborock. I bought this vacuum because I have 2 cats and some heavy allergies. I previously had 2 Wyze Robot Vacuums and they worked great but they lacked an auto empty system, mopping and didn't have obstacle avoidance which prevented me from running it on a schedule. After the Eufy x10 came out, it had all the things that my Wyze was missing and at a competitive price, undercutting the Qrevo and slightly undercutting the Dreame L10s Ultra when I was shopping around. And it had the best object avoidance which mattered a lot to me so I can run it daily without babysitting it. Ill start with the good things since this is a short list: 1. Mops well, floors feel clean and have stayed clean. For the money this is a great mop and does a great job at keeping our floors residue/dirt free 2. Good obstacle avoidance, I can run the vacuum daily and it works reasonably well avoiding cables, socks and cat toys. It will still eat the occasional sock or cable but it works decently well. 3. Good base station with easy to clean docking tray. The one piece tray is easy to remove and clean. I wish it was self cleaning like some of Dreame's docks but for the price, it is still great. 4. Decent carpet vacuum performance. Our carpets generally feel very clean and the vacuum does a good job at picking up pet hair and debris from carpets. Hard floors is a different story though... 5. Auto empty dock works well and reliably empties the dust bin every time. The dock has had zero malfunctions/issues since ive had it, I put a bit of Shark VacMop cleaner solution in the dirty and clean water tanks to help with cleaning and keep the dirty water tank from gunking up. 6. Eufy support is responsive and responds to tickets promptly and genuinely tries to be helpful And now the negatives: 1. Horrible hard floor performance even on Max suction, 2x Passes and Deep clean pathing. Both of my Eufy X10s have had the same poor performance since day 1 1. Filter clogs easily due to poor dustbin design 2. Brush guard seal wears quickly causing poor seal with hard floors 2. Poor battery life due to having to run the vacuum on max suction, 2x passes and deep cleaning to get any decent performance out of it and long recharge times. 3. Bad pathing, robot will frequently drive in circles, get stuck, refuse to find the base station and clean in a unsystematic manner 4. Non-existent smart home/Home Assistant support **1: Poor Hard floor performance:** [Here is a video](https://photos.app.goo.gl/GpTTrdmmYHRcc8yd7) of it running on a smooth tile floor in Max suction mode, Deep clean pathing and 2x passes. It runs right over the cat litter and **doesn't pick up anything!** [Eufy X10s failing to pick up cat litter on smooth tile floor in max suction mode with a clean filter](https://reddit.com/link/1gxu13s/video/vtbcyioiml2e1/player) Here are pictures of the clean filter and dustbin prior to sending it to clean that floor. [Eufy X10 dustbin and filter prior to cleaning cat litter on smooth tile](https://preview.redd.it/e5xz2wwvml2e1.jpg?width=3072&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=de4cae589e82073b3a1aefb32b12b330630c2ff1) [Eufy X10 Filter prior to cleaning cat litter on smooth tile](https://preview.redd.it/5qihrvwvml2e1.jpg?width=3072&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=02cb828046f349da97dc83ae5038977604e00fdd) For comparison, one of my Wyze robot vacuums now lives in my garage cleaning up saw dust, leaves, screws, concrete chunks, washers, road debris and other garage debris. Here is a [Video of the Wyze running in the garage](https://photos.app.goo.gl/nLLJD93Ft8RqdvGS8), compare that to [the video of my x10](https://photos.app.goo.gl/GpTTrdmmYHRcc8yd7) struggling to pick up basic cat litter on a smooth tile floor. [Wyze Robot Vacuum Cleaning metal washers, leaves and other garage debris on an abrasive concrete floor](https://reddit.com/link/1gxu13s/video/096804e6nl2e1/player) I ran the Wyze 2 times in my garage to see what it could pick up. Here is the debris from the first pass and second pass: [Garage Wyze Robot Vacuum, First Pass](https://preview.redd.it/9c9hfepinl2e1.jpg?width=4080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=723939bfb739bd0a9c1d2d8a7a405bdfad306bcb) [Garage Wyze Robot Vacuum, Second Pass](https://preview.redd.it/ik4iyfpinl2e1.jpg?width=4080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6d0bf5d5eff749cf817c714c94a4ae3dce0c6c2d) The Wyze could pick up screws, washers and even a ring that my girlfriend lost a few days ago while the Eufy X10 couldn't even pick up cat litter! Also keep in mind that Wyze advertises "2000pa" of suction pressure while Eufy advertises "8000pa". Clearly the pressure ratings mean nothing, what matters is how efficient the filter and brush guard work with the vacuum motor. My experience with the Eufy X10 closely matches what [Rtings.com experienced with the Eufy X10](https://www.rtings.com/robot-vacuum/reviews/eufy/x10-pro-omni). It also matches the experience [Jamie Andrews had on hardfloors](https://youtu.be/ZvRaaol5LFA?si=qPYb846Jo9_K6-l7&t=221). I would like to hear how u/VacuumWars has found his unit has held up over the last few months, does he see similar performance? Edit: Another issue with the poor hard floor suction is that since the vacuum is not able to pick up small debris, there is a very high likelihood that that debris will be captured by the mop which will then rub that [abrasive debris into your floor and scratch them](https://www.reddit.com/r/RobotVacuums/comments/1gxe6h9/scratches_on_floor_from_eufy_x10/). All spinning mop vacuums are at risk of doing this, but the X10 is very susceptible to this since it fails to pick up small debris most of the time. **1.1: Poor dustbin/filter design** So one of the issues likely contributing to the poor hard floor performance is the bad design of the dustbin and filter. Here is what my downstairs (80% hard floor) x10 filter looked like 1 week after replacing it and running it daily: [Downstairs Eufy X10 13 Cleaning Hours after replacement](https://preview.redd.it/782cdr8pll2e1.jpg?width=4080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=53002d834f6d76490ff1a5c98480ef8498dd3ac4) Keep in mind I have been running both of my Eufy X10s daily for the past few months so my floors are relatively clean, I also clean the filter weekly and replace it monthly. Here is the upstairs (90% carpet) x10 filter: [Upstairs Eufy X10s Filter 7 CleaningHours after replacement on 90% Carpet floors](https://preview.redd.it/10h2w9dtnl2e1.jpg?width=3072&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=777b5bb6663fa8026affe997d3c15e436c65fed3) In a sense, its good that the filter is catching this dust as the vacuum is able to capture it, but the issue is that the mesh screen is doing nothing to keep the filter from clogging. For comparison, here is what my Garage Wyze filter looks like after 5 cleaning cycles, keep in mind this vacuum lives in a garage picking up a lot of nasty things and its an actual [HEPA filter](https://www.wyze.com/products/wyze-robot-vacuum-consumable-hepa-filter): [Wyze HEPA filter after 5 garage vacuum sessions](https://preview.redd.it/e9dsseaynl2e1.jpg?width=3072&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=5400855d3298cd1a2e414c2de1a52d7119370842) So why the large difference between the two? I think one reason is the mesh screen in the Eufy x10 is much larger allowing most particles through the bin and onto the filter while the Wyze has a much finer mesh and a HEPA rating, it also has a much larger dustbin than the Eufy x10. A possible solution for Eufy to implement is redesigning the bin so that when the Auto-empty cycle runs, have some air run backwards through the filter so that the dock can "vacuum" out the filter with each cycle. This would significantly extend the lifetime of the filter. **1.2: Poor quality brush guard** This is another issue that is likely contributing to the poor hard floor performance. The brush guard is a maintenance part according to Eufy and it has a rubber flap on it that aids with sealing the suction path to the floor: Here is how mine looked 1 week after replacing it: [Downstairs Eufy X10 Brush Guard 1 week after replacing it](https://preview.redd.it/2rk4phq4ll2e1.jpg?width=3072&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=446c85907ce1ea7854f85c0a034fe162b486600e) As you can see, its mangled up and tearing up. Prior to replacing i, that flap was completely gone. My Wyze robot vacuum also has a similar flap but its significantly more durable and has held up fine on the abrasive garage floor. Eufy lists the brush guard as a Consumable item replaced with standard maintenance and costs $13.99. I have a suspicion this is something they will not fix as they make money selling this part. For now I have used a piece of duct tape folded over itself sticking out exactly as far as the original part. Eufy claims this part should last 120hours, but mine degraded after 1-2 weeks which for me is \~20-30hours of runtime. My duct tape solution has been holding up fine and has helped the vacuum slightly with hard floor pickup. My Wyze brush guard has never been replaced and ive owned it for 2 years. It has zero sign of degradation and Wyze doesn't sell it as a consumable....wonder why... **2: Poor battery life** This is an issue also slightly related to the hard floor performance. The only way I can get decent performance out of my X10s is running them on Max suction mode, 2x Passes and Deep clean pathing. Without those settings, the vacuum will just push debris like rice around and not pick it up. This results in the battery draining like crazy. [Downstairs Area and Cleaning Time](https://preview.redd.it/vscnsy2all2e1.png?width=1344&format=png&auto=webp&s=4c25beb2e2a9dd41318cfd6834e5c7ef2691153b) My downstairs area is 473sqft according to the app and the app says it took 1hr 50mins to clean it in Max Suction, 2x Passes on hard floors, and Deep Cleaning Pathing. What it doesn't mention is that it started cleaning at 13:00 (1PM) and it cleaned for 1 hour and 15 mins. At which point its battery was depleted. **It then charged for 4 hours and resumed cleaning at 6pm!** It couldn't even do 500sqft in one charge! On top of that, the only carpeted rooms are the Living and Study room, even on "Max Suction" the eufy uses less suction on hard floors compared to the carpets, if the robot ran on "true" max suction on the hard floors, I doubt it could even do 100sqft without needing to charge. **3: Bad Pathing and Planning** This issue was worse when I first got the vacuum in late spring/early summer 2024 but it still persists. While the X10 is pretty good at avoiding most obstacles, when it gets stuck, its usually in the same place each cycle. My carpeted area in the living room is slightly sunken from the "main area" and I built a ramp for the robot to use to get down to the living room. My Wyze robot vacuum would use it flawlessly and it doesn't even have a camera. The Eufy x10 was pretty good about using the ramp when I first got it but it seems updates have regressed its behavior: [Video of Eufy X10 Getting stuck on ramp and repeating same action over and over again instead of changing strategy](https://photos.app.goo.gl/q5ECiQALp2bNPadw8). [Video of eufy X10 getting stuck in a corner for no reason and not backing up](https://photos.app.goo.gl/vMXagQazTBNR7Ueh6) [Video of Eufy X10 getting stuck on ramp and repeating same action over and over again instead of changing strategy](https://reddit.com/link/1gxu13s/video/4hy5t47kpl2e1/player) [Eufy X10 getting stuck in a corner for no reason and not backing up](https://reddit.com/link/1gxu13s/video/rgktto9rpl2e1/player) **4: Non-Existent Smart Home/Home Assistant Integration** There is zero Home Assistant support for the Eufy X10. Dreame, and Roborock both have integrations for Home Assistant and you can even install [Valetudo ](https://valetudo.cloud/pages/general/supported-robots.html)on some Dreames and Roborocks for full local control. Even my Wyze has a home assistant integration because Wyze has an API for developers. Eufy on the other hand does not have any smart home integration and from what it seems like, no API for developers for the X10 and newer vacuums. [There is this thread on Github](https://github.com/CodeFoodPixels/robovac/issues/68) where some people are trying to get the X10 working but its been up in the air since March 21st. I filed a ticket with Eufy asking for a home assistant integration and they said they appreciate the feedback and received this response on September 22nd 2024: >....we understand your request for better integration with Home Assistant and acknowledge the current limitations with Google Assistant. We are continuously working to improve our app's compatibility and will keep your suggestions in mind for future updates. Its been over 2 months since that and no updates still to enable any sort of Home Assistant support. This is a very crucial feature for me as I would use my smart switches to call for the vacuum to clean a certain room. For example, I would triple tap my kitchen light switch to request my Wyze vacuum to clean my kitchen. For a company as big as Eufy, releasing a smart robot vacuum in 2024 with zero smart home support is pitiful. **Conclusion** So its not looking good for the X10 in my opinion. My comparisons may not be 100% scientific like Vaccum Wars, Jaime Andrews and Rtings performs, but my findings do closely line up with what Jaime Andrews and Rtings have found with regards to Hard Floor cleaning performance. Its great when a robot vacuum can do all sorts of things like mopping floors, avoiding obstacles and auto emptying, but one thing it should definitely be able to do is, **vacuum**! The Eufy X10 falls very short in that aspect on Hard Floors and I wish I could return both of my units and get a Dreame L10S Ultra or Roborock Qrevo instead. I may start a warranty claim on both of my robots due to the poor performance, some people are saying their X10s have been working great, but in the many hours I have ran my X10s, they have not performed well. And while the rest of you are looking around at reviews on this subreddit and elsewhere, please keep in mind that this [subreddit is very frequently astroturfed ](https://www.reddit.com/r/RobotVacuums/comments/1g9gn00/yall_notice_that_half_the_posts_on_this_subreddit/)and there manufacturers are known for paying for reviews. Sources like Rtings, Vacuum Wars and Jaime Andrews are known for purchasing vacuums with their own money but almost all reviewers post affiliate links in their descriptions for the products they review, whether you think that affects how they might portray a product is up to your interpretation. TLDR: The Eufy X10 sucks (but actually it doesn't suck anything up on hard floors) Edit: Typos, Punctuation Edit 12/22/2024: I have completed a warranty return with Eufy. They took back both of my used Eufy X10s and partially refunded me for both vacuums. They refunded me 50% of my purchase price for my first X10 and 70% my purchase price of the second X10. This is understandable considering I purchased my robot vacuums in May/June. Overall their return process was very smooth and customer support was top notch. After seeing my videos of the robot failing to pickup cat litter, they quickly got me a shipping label to RMA the product. When I asked if I can just get refunded, they didn't hesitate to provide me a refund offer without resistance. Overall, top notch customer service and I will continue to keep Eufy in my mind for future robot vaccuums. I hope they are able to fix the design flaws of the X10 and provide a competitive product with flagship features at a low price with the X11 or whatever is next. Till then, I have purchased 2x Dreame X40s to replace my Eufy X10s, both perform significantly better but have some issues of their own which I will detail in my eventual review of the X40. But overall happy with the X40. [Cat Tax](https://preview.redd.it/xdr5ji6tkl2e1.jpg?width=3072&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6f4a48afb795fa5af014890e1cd0d432cbe46057)

Nothing yet. Going to wait maybe another year and find something else. I'm already out ~$1000 purchasing two x10s. I'll just deal with it until the next generation of vacuums from roborock and Dreame. Even with it's issues, I have two cats and having the x10 run daily even for a mediocre clean, is better than nothing. I would never buy one again or recommend it to anyone else. I may even stay off Eufy until they fix their vacuum performance since the s1 has similar suction issues. Rtings has started doing robot vacuum tests and their experience with the x10 closely lines up with mine, especially on hard floors. The dreame and roborock products do significantly better than my x10. Hell, even my $150 Wyze robot vacuum from 3 years ago is better and it lives in my garage now picking up screws, leaves, washers and all sorts of debris the x10 could never pickup.

Not an industrial robot, but it's so cheap that you don't have to care if something happens, and it works well in industrial environments: [Wyze Robot Vacuum ](https://www.wyze.com/products/wyze-robot-vacuum?srsltid=AfmBOoo8ef_kHkIWSafrfgRuRB7ffZMAmKBY1Hhq2gAov_Z4svvmurq0) I have one in my garage right now and it picks up all sorts of nasty debris like screws, leaves, sawdust and other garage debris: https://photos.app.goo.gl/bwtVEADgFFwwdbgQ6

Wyze robot vacuum. Costs like $100 on sale, has lidar, HEPA filter and it's really durable. Mine lives in my garage and picks up all sorts of garage debris like screws, pinestraw, stones, concrete chunks. Stuff that my Dreame x40 probably couldn't pickup.

Yeah i had two of these, one for each floor before I got the Dreame X40. Seriously good vacuum for the money. One now lives in my garage and keeps my garage floor free of leaves, screws, saw dust and other debris.

Skip the eufy x10 coming from a person that has two of them. It has mediocre suction and struggles to pick up debris on hard floors even on the max suction setting and two passes. On top of that it has horrible battery life. Since my eufy x10 has such horrible pickup performance I have to run it on max suction which drains the battery faster meaning it can't even get through 500sq ft without having to back to charge. It also has other really braindead behavior like going back to wash the mop pads after a set time of operation instead of set time of mopping. This means that when in vaccum/mop mode, and the robot is cleaning a room that is mostly carpet, it will go back and clean the mop pads even though they weren't used at all, it goes back simply because 15 minutes have elapsed. This results in so much extra water being used and more time/battery wasted going back and forth from the charging station. Finally it has some idiotic pathing at times. I've seen it get stuck in an endless loop trying to get around an obstacle and it cleans in a really unsystematic way compared to my $150 Wyze robot vacuum which also has much better debris pickup despite not having an "8000pa" vacuum motor. The only good thing about the x10 is the obstacle avoidance and mopping performance. It rarely gets stuck on cat toys and random wires/objects so I can confidently run both vacuums on a daily schedule without worrying about them getting stuck. Also, small con for me is that it doesn't have any way to integrate into home assistant. Some people are working on it but roborock and dreame have integrations already. Outside of object avoidance and mopping, this thing really sucks at being a vacuum.

I have personal experience with the Eufy x10, Wyze robot vacuum, Roborock QRevo Slim and Dreame X40. Out of all the robots I've used, the one I will recommend is the Dreame X40 and by extension the Mova P10 pro ultra which is basically an X40 with a slightly smaller battery and missing the ability to leave the mop.pads at the station.

In my experience, the x10 is mediocre at vacuuming hard floors, okay at vacuuming carpets, decent at object avoidance for the money, decent at mopping (although the mop pads are very likely to capture abrasive debris and scratch your floors since the vacuum performance is so bad), good customer support. The review from Rtings closely matched my experience: https://www.rtings.com/robot-vacuum/reviews/eufy/x10-pro-omni X40 > QRevo Slim > Eufy x10 > Wyze robot vacuum The Wyze, while far outperforming everyone in vacuum performance on hard floors, is last because it's a "dumb robot" with no obstacle avoidance, self emptying dock, mopping and other advanced features that the other three have. It is still a really good performer and lives in my garage picking up leaves, road debris, concrete chunks, screws and other nasty garage debris that the other vacuums likely couldn't pickup. Also has a sealed HEPA filter unlike the others. In your case, I think your best options are the Roborock QRevo, Dreame l10S, Mova E30. The roborock will be the best at vacuuming but will struggle in object avoidance. The l10S and Mova E30 are very similar machines, both will perform better than the x10 at vacuuming and mopping but be slightly worse at object avoidance but better than the QRevo at object avoidance. If you are willing to keep your home a "robot vacuum proof" environment, the QRevo should be the best choice in your price range.

And while you do need to configure an online presence and such it works well enough that for me all I really use HA for is tracking the robot and if I want to manually start it I can. I haven’t had good success with room selection and starting it but I also haven’t used it in awhile.

The Wyze one is great. It has LiDAR, is quiet but powerful, and their app interface doesn’t look / function like it was built by a kindergartener.

The Wyze vacuum robot is honestly pretty great for the $100 price, lidar mapping, clean sleek design, no go zones, separate room mappings, multi floor mapping, it’s really good

Its probably my best purchase for $99. Saved me lots of time. I’ll probably buy one of those Roborock with mop once this one dies.

Great for the price. One small thing is to make sure you use a smart plug to turn off the power when the robot isn't in use. My robot's battery went bad, and it couldn't hold the power for even 5 mins. Ordered new batteries from Aliexpress, and it has been back working hard now. https://preview.redd.it/pliwjq7jwyce1.jpeg?width=1071&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=35f2cc2e01ba0575dbc92cb6a20dc25ba1975f37

I love my Wyze robot for 180 right now. Most in this price range won’t have mapping. This one does and it allows you set zones to avoid obstacles and to do just one room or another. I use it mostly on hardwood but it does decent on low height to medium height rugs.

I have a Wyze robot vacuum and two Huskies. The vacuum has no chance in hell. After two minutes its little compartment is full and the wheels are clogged and so is the rotating brush. IF you really want a robot vacuum, get one which can empty itself into a larger container.

Mine occasionally has Alzheimers and forgets where it is and where it’s supposed to go.

Whenever I’ve reached out, they say to make a fresh map.

I use a Wyze. For the price it’s good and I run it everyday

We have a WYZE. It has been running daily since Christmas. It's not a replacement for a real vacuum, but it does a good job of picking up the hair between regular vacuuming.

Ignoring that every one of your posts is a chatgpt output, for a 1B1B even 2B I'd just get the cheapest vacuum unit with base, depending on square feet or if you have pets (I know you don't). If you tend to spend a lot of time mopping/vacuuming, maybe get a mop model but a swiffer/ikea mop once a month is probably what I would do. Some people mop weekly, then get a mop model. 'Worth it' depends on your income level, assets, and priorities, but everyone has their own thresholds for spending. I have an s7 max ultrav that I bought refurbished, and considering the vacuum performance on carpet isn't great and I end up going over it with a dyson, I would've been better off with a cheaper model. It's great for the hard floors, decent at avoiding junk on floors, and mopping is ok but mop systems seem to be improving rapidly and my floor is not flat due to tile choice. I have a $150 wyze (i.e. roborock clone) in my pool house, and honestly, that thing is enough for most people. Just going to a lidar robot vacuum is a huge bump for most people. The self emptying base station is a must for dog owners, I'm about to mod in a bagless system for my s7 as I get it to run the main floor every day. The mopping is fine, but I wish I had auto refill/empty so I could mop automatically, right now I just check the fluids before/during most mops. The AI/vision is decent, doesn't avoid everything but avoids 99% of things. However, I've seen plenty of posts where it will and can still hit animal waste and wouldn't rely on it if you have pets that are known to get sick or have an accident. A basic vacuum system is enough, if I were you I'd just get a base model and a mop. You spoke in another post about generating income from your emergency fund, well the quickest way to generate income is to not spend it and I'm saving you about $1500-1600 for something you don't need based on your post.

I've had mine for a year and really like it. I run it at least once a day, sometimes twice. It does a great job picking up our dog's (short) hair and other debris. We have a small place so it can get the entire floor on one battery charge. I move it downstairs, easily change floors in the app, and let it do it's thing there. I like that you can set up rooms to have it go somewhere specific if you want. Only weirdness I've experienced is that it "sees" a room that doesn't exist beyond the walls of our condo. We call it our ghost room. It shows in the app but hasn't affected anything. It's occasionally gotten "stuck" on the black rubber mat under my dog's food and water bowls. I think it reads it as an edge or cliff once it rolls onto it.

We’ve had a great experience with ours. Great vacuuming, straight lines on the rugs and rarely gets stuck. We’ve had ours for 3+ years, it’s run 1000+ times for 900 hours. Replaced the battery and the sweeper but all the parts have been cheap and the vacuum tells you when it needs a new part. Great buy when on sale.

I use the Wyze vacuum and it's been ok. I am in the market for something a little better especially want EASY best to define "keep out" areas. Suggestions for under $500?

Still running great, nearly 60,000 minutes later. https://preview.redd.it/1h1rec6pg3ce1.jpeg?width=1180&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=82ad610cefc808d6dbd55037a05a0ff38f8b1a2a

It was a great vacuum a few years back. However wyze got sued and had to pull it from Amazon. Since then they've completely abandoned it. No software updates and you can't even order replacement parts unless it's from a third party. They haven't even had the vacuum in stock on their website for years so you'd have to buy from a third party which should tell you wyzes commitment to it. Id recommend elsewhere sadly. Eufy or roborock

Mine is pretty dead these days, launch model. I think it needs to be thoroughly refurbished after 500+hours of vacuuming dog hair.

https://www.wyze.com/products/wyze-robot-vacuum I have two of these and for the price they are amazing. LiDAR mapping for $99 is hard to find. Both of mine have ran daily for the last two years without a single issue. Only downside is there is no self empty base and you have to manually empty the dust bin when it fills up.

Only thing that sucks is the brush. Since it's a literal brush, I have to do weekly maintenance with a knife and cat brush to cut all the stuck hair out. With other vacuums I'm testing, they use a silicon brush where the hair doesn't get stuck and slides off it it manages to.

Bought it the day it came out. After a few firmwares it has been good. That said, today, there are far better vacuums on the market for only a small amount of money more.

Yeah. I bit the bullet ona Dreame L20, said to the wife “if you could pay someone to vacuum and mop the floor every day for 2 years for $50 a month, would you do it? She said, yes, I bought it and it has been amazing. 2 dogs and 2 cats and we just never see hair on the floor of the one with that vacuum. I have a Wyze upstairs now and although it’s fine, it just becomes such a pain to empty it all the time and manually clean out the hair. If I had to give advice: 1. Rubber rollers always 2. Two rollers is usually better 3. Auto empty base is great, but having a detangling mechanism on the brush is helpful to make it full automated. 4. Mops, you get what you pay for and spinning is better than vibrating.

The Wyze Robot vacuum is very good considering how cheap it is. It can kinda integrate with Home Assistant. Only $200, often on sale for ~$150: https://www.wyze.com/products/wyze-robot-vacuum

Make a fresh map and then select all the rooms to vacuum, NOT the floor. When you select floor it always updates the map and turns it into a skewed xerox copy.. when you select the rooms, it doesn’t do that.

Got it on launch day. Still going with almost daily use. Battery doesn’t hold a charge as long which is expected but still works good

I have 6 huskies in 4 years and one robot vacuum died like over 3 years ago (at that time that was a roborock and i only had 2 huskies). The one that has lasted the last 3 years now is the Wyze Robot Vacuum. It's under $200 and is built like a tank for huskies. Do keep in mind I also use regular vacuums too (I have a shop vac, and a light hand-held stick vacuum), so the robot vacuums is more like your daily driver that you use to pick up the vast majority of the daily husky hair to keep the place looking mostly clean. But with the robot vacuum having such a small tank, it fills up very quickly, and then the roller gets tangled in hair, too , at least with 6 huskies, I can still manage to not have to clean it out daily either (I would say maybe 3-5 times a week, but I don't even do that). I use the robot vacuum to vacuum the living room, hallway, and kitchen and then I manually vacuum the bedrooms with the shop vac (since they spend majority of the time in the bedrooms), and the stick vacuum I use it for very light quick vacuuming.

The wyze will get it done. I have mine set to clean 3 times like every 8 hrs. And it has no-go zones, and you can select what rooms it will vacuum too. It does have the occasional hiccup where it can't find its way back to base, but that's like maybe once a week, so it's not a big deal. It's also $99 on wyze's site, but it's OOS there, so you'll probably pay more than that for one (hell at that price, why not get two, lol)

The wyze vac is really a steal for what it's capable of, if they had a version with a self empty dock I would have happily got that. I got a Q revo as my upgrade and have been very happy with its performance and functionality aside from the dock occasionally clogging with pet hair.

Has worked great for me. Helps me keep up on dog hair, got a German shepherd and it’s a never ending battle. Mine shows that it’s ran for 14,418 minutes and cleaned 119,342 square feet over the last 2 or 3 years I’ve had it. I usually have it run 4-5 times a week. Bought a kit off amazon of replacement parts like the filter and the brushes for like $20