L60 Series

Roborock and Eufy are among the top brands right now. I have a Eufy L60 SES, and I love it.

There are robotic vacs that cut the hair off the roller. I have a Eufy L60 and it's been doing a pretty damned good job. I still have to cut excess hair off the roller weekly (two long haired humans, two long hair cats and a long hair dog). Search for the features you need (auto hair cutting, auto empty, hard and carpet floors, wet and dry, whatever).

I currently own a Eufy L60 and quite frankly it’s lacking in it’s ability to pickup all the cat litter around the house that the cat’s drag with them. It does a decent job for the most part, but it never completely sucks up all the little pieces of litter, so bottom line it’s not functioning for the main purpose of keeping the house clean. Only vacuuming manually myself get’s rid of all the litter. I have a hard time finding people online mentioning the ability of models for picking up pine cat litter and was wondering if anyone owns a robot vacuum that does a good job at this. I’m prepared to spend more money than I did with the Eufy but would prefer not having to pay €1000+ for a top model. Could someone help me out here?

#winning. Randomly purchased a eufy l60! Whoop

Eufy L60 with self emptying bin - have a chocolate lab that sheds pine needles 24x7. Worth every penny!

That's curious cause my L60 Hybrid SES bumps around into everything, routinely locks itself on minor things, or under furniture, so we literally ran out of possible no-go zones in the app. It's really bad with our dogs pet hair too, the cutting thing doesn't do anything at this point. It also has a ton of other minor and annoying issues. I'm waiting for Saros 10R price drop to get it instead, I won't be getting Eufy again.

I have Eufy L60 SES, it's my first robo vacuum and I'm rather disappointed. It's really loud, bumps into pretty much everything. Attaching a mop and filling water in the robot is a hassle(but I knew that buying a budget vacuum). Water tank leaks after a year. Main brush is designed with a small plastic ending cap that I lost at some point accidentally. Turns out someone already made a 3d print model of that on thingiverse for the same reason. It likes to get stuck under furniture knowing it can't fit under, we had to make no-go zones everywhere. But my main gripe with it is the front wheel. That thing catches more of my dogs fur than entire main brush. It has to be cleaned every other day. I tried multiple 3d printed designs from people with the same issue as me but nothing really works. With certain type of pet hair, front(swivel) wheel just gathers so much hairs it stops spinning after a while. It vacuums alright, although we have only hard floors so it's not a challenge, mopping is just... well, if you set it to 2x passes it sometimes smears dirt enough to not be too noticeable. Hair cutting at the station is more of a gimmick, it doesn't do anything more times than it does. The software is... bad. Eufy has no excuses for their app to be this bad. Map sometimes never loads, there aren't many options that would be useful, like having a 'deep clean zone'. There's even a fairly small limit to no-go zones you can't go above. Vacuum itself likes to lose wifi connection every 2-3 months and needs a hard reset every time too. It's a budget vacuum so I didn't expect much but I'm already planning on getting something much more expensive as our next. Primarily waiting for Dreame X60 reviews and EU release, as I care about the height being <9cm and no-hassle mopping(since our old dog started 'leaking'), it also has a swivel wheel in the back which is a much more logical design when pets are around.

What’s your budget? The Eufy L60 Hybrid is more budget-friendly, and its blade cutting makes it worry-free about hair tangles, but the vibrating mop is average. The Eufy E25 with its dual separation rollers can also prevent tangles and automatically untangle when it returns to the base station. The roller mop is better for dealing with muddy paws.