eufy L60 Robot Vacuum with Self Empty Station, Hair Detangling Technology, Up to 60 Days Hands Free Cleaning, 5,000 Pa Suction, Remove Hair, Dust
$249.99
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Up to 60 Days of Hands-Free Cleaning: 5,000 Pa of suction draws dust and debris out of eufy robot vacuum L60’s dust bin and transfers it to a 2.5 L dust bag in the Self-Empty Station. Thanks to the large capacity, you can wait up to 60 days before replacing
Ultra-Strong 5,000 Pa Suction: Hair, crumbs, and dust are removed easily in just one pass for cleaner floors
Precision Mapping for Efficient Navigation: iPath Laser Navigation uses advanced Lidar technology to scan rooms and create accurate maps, resulting in efficient cleaning routes around your home
Customizable AI.Map 2.0: The eufy robot vacuum L60 use the app to select specific rooms to clean, set up No-Go Zones, and use Multi-Floor Mapping for homes with more than one floor
Hair Detangling Technology: End the need for manual hair removal from the roller brush. The Self-Empty Station’s Hair Detangling technology slices through hair that gets wrapped around the roller brush with ease
What’s in the Box: eufy Robot Vacuum (with Side Brush, Roller Brush, and Roller Brush Cover), Self-Empty Station (with Dust Bag), Quick Start Guide, and Safety Book
7 reviews for eufy L60 Robot Vacuum with Self Empty Station, Hair Detangling Technology, Up to 60 Days Hands Free Cleaning, 5,000 Pa Suction, Remove Hair, Dust
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J. Moran –
Great little robotic vacuum, and an essential tool for a multi-pet family
I’ve resisted getting a robo-vac since they first came out. They’ve always been too expensive in my mind for what they offered, and I was never able to see the value in having one when vacuuming the house once a week always seemed to be plenty.Well, that was before this past few years, when we got two cats and a dog. The amount of fur being shed was making area rugs bought in the last few months dingy and faded even with regular weekly vacuuming. And weekly is the best we manage. So I decided I was going to take the plunge and finally buy this model of robo-vac since the price was often very reasonable with the frequently-offered coupons.I’ve had it for two weeks now, and I’m a skeptic no more! The day it arrived, I fully charged the battery and ran it in just our living room, where we have a medium-pile 8 x 10 area rug. The bin was packed at the end of the run, and it took four more days of cleaning just that room on a full charge before the bin finally got to just 1/2 or 2/3 full. I would recharge the battery and run it separately in the rest of our ground floor, where it’s all hardwood and much smaller / thinner area rugs, and that was better after just 2 runs.I now have the vacuum scheduled to run at 1 AM every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. I just pick up the stuff on the floor and move things like dining chairs or trash cans to maximize the floor coverage. This is just the right schedule, as it’s keeping up with our pets shedding and the bin is moderately to mostly full. And on the weekends, I run it in our finished basement and the second-floor rooms where the pets spend much less time.Still have to use our canister vacuum for the smaller spaces where this robo-vac can’t get, along with vacuuming the pet hair off the upholstery. But our once-a-week vacuuming time is now faster and more focused, instead of being the half-day chore it always was in the past.What I love most about this robo-vac is that it fits under all of our couches, dressers, and other furniture with a raised bottom, so those spaces that never got cleaned without pulling out the furniture (which was never for the big/heavy pieces) now actually get cleaned with the rest of the room. I was amazed when Puck (that’s what we’ve named it :D) rolled right under my wife’s dresser, clearing the space by what looked like a couple of millimeters. It wandered around under there for maybe 30 seconds and finally found its way back out with equal ease.It does get stuck sometimes on some of the furniture that has scalloped trim in the corners; mainly our living room couch. And I was really surprised when it got stuck under the side of our recliner in that room, so now I have to make sure that’s positioned in a way where that won’t happen during the nightly scheduled runs. And we have two doorways with thresholds that are just a smidge too high for it to climb up / down without getting a little stuck, but that’s it as far as problems.If you’re like me and need to run it frequently, you *must* make sure to empty the bin and clean the roller brush after every single run, and the side spinner brushes as stuff builds up where they snap onto the vacuum. The brush roller definitely tends to get a lot of hair wrapped around it, and that makes it run louder if not cleaned regularly. The included cleaning tool is great for this, as it includes a small razor-bladed section for quickly slicing through the hair buildup.Hopefully, Puck will last a good long time as long as I keep cleaning it regularly. I definitely prefer this kind of low-profile model to the more-typical thick-built ones that can’t get under as much furniture. But if it ends up have reliability issues because of our more-frequent use, then I’ll have to look into something like a Roomba model that’s more user-serviceable.Nov 5, 2022 UPDATE: Puck is still running like a champ. I still get close to 90 minutes of run time on a charge, even when I have to stop and start him every 15-20 minutes to empty the bin when we clean a room that got skipped for a couple of weeks. Have only needed to do standard replacement of the filter, side brushes, roller brush, and brush guard as those parts wear out (generally every 2-3 months for the filter, 4-6 months for the other parts).The bin has definitely proved to be this vacuum’s biggest shortcoming, as it can fill to bursting after20 minutes with all the pet fur it picks up. This is true even in rooms we clean regularly, just because so much fur is shed by our three pets. When Puck does eventually wear out, we will be replacing it with a robovac that has a bin sensor and automatic emptying base. It’s still less work than regular vacuuming, but more “hand holding” that I want from a device that is otherwise so incredibly useful and that has made this chore much more thorough and bearable.
Rachel Durst –
Absolutely love Spazz!
I just received my robovac this afternoon, and let me tell ya: I already absolutely love it. I have named him Spazz, since the first time using him, he went in all sorts of seemingly random directions and was completely aggressive with ANYthing in his way. I’m talking full – bore, ram into it and push it.Then, as I realized, he was simply mapping his parameters and once he learned them (which didn’t take long) he just did his thing and went right back to the charging station and rested. Here is my feedback:1. I had a little trouble with the app. I tried logging in several different times with several different passwords and I kept getting a very cryptic message, that wasn’t even complete! Just a quick flash on my screen and I cannot for the life of me tell you HOW I ended up finally logging in. But I did and will never log out. Ever. Just in case.2. It took me a few tries (before I came to the conclusion that it was my error not the machine) to get Spazz to connect to the app. Little did I know that since the power station (some like it hot) is positioned relatively close to the Internet router already, I did not need to find it, but simply press the start/home buttons at the same time to reset the wifi and then connect to the app via bluetooth.3. I am assuming Bluetooth always needs to be on in order to control Spazz, but at night when my phone is charging I’ll turn it off and turn it back on in the morning. Not sure I like the idea of always having Bluetooth running since it is a battery drainer.4. I also am not a fan of allowing ANY thing to use my location, except GPS, but alas, if I want to control Spazz remotely (this unit did not come with a remote, btw) I am at the mercy of this requirement. I also have outdoor cameras by the same company, so they know my location already anyway I suppose.5. I like the suction Spazz has: he even picked up a sock that my boyfriend lacksidasically left on the floor. Which caused a red flashing error and the voice on the charging port yelled at me saying to clean the roller brush. So I flipped Spazz over and lo and behold, there was a sock halfway in and halfway out of the roller brush. Pulled it out and good as new. So, suction is AMAZING.6. Speaking of suction, he does a great job of getting up dog hair. I have 2 dogs, one with very thin hair and the other with a wiry undercoat and it is all gone within the cleaning time.7. And touching on that aspect, it really doesn’t take THAT long. Yes, it takes longer than I do BUT I also do not go in any kind of pattern like Spazz NOR do I go over the same area more than once. In essence, he is cleaning my floors better than I do and I’m kinda ticked about it.8. The fact that I can control how much suction he has using the app is great. Even though he features a BoostIQ, changing the suction depending on the material, I still like that I can get a more thorough cleaning using MAX. Does it use more battery? Yes. Does it clean more? Perhaps. Does it make me FEEL like it’s cleaning more? Absolutely.9. The mapping accuracy is indeed, well, accurate. I moved him upstairs to do my two bedrooms and the hallway and at first he was like, ‘uhhhh I haven’t been here yet. What’s going on? Where am I? Who are you?!’ but then he settled down and mapped out the areas just fine and went along his merry way.10. I have to de-snag him from cords every once in awhile and give him a little nudge transitioning from the downstairs hallway to the bathroom, but honestly once he learns his map, he avoids such obstacles and has even figured out how to get over the hump from the threshold in the bathroom. Basically lifts up and scales it like he’s climbing Mt. Everest, which to him, may seem like it.11. I like the fact that he empties himself and any hair caught on the brush is quickly razored away when he goes home. Yes it’s a bit noisy but it’s only for a minute and I’ll take that over needing to manually pull hair out like I have to in my regular vacuum. Not getting my hands all gross is a huge plus. And it really doesn’t seem like there is anything tangled in it anyway. I have long hair but I’m pretty adamant about getting it thrown away even though I know there’s some strands about.12. Spazz’s functionality is top – notch. Nothing has gone wrong, other than the few things with the app connection and the wayward sock incident, as it is now known as.13. The dogs do not seem to be bothered by him at all, just curious as to what this new thing is in their space and my male quickly dis-trusted Spazz to NOT suck up his favourite bone so he snaggled it up and went to another room. My female watched Spazz very intently, just in case he may actually have legs and feet and scurry away. Thankfully she did not try to bite him like she does with my regular vacuum!14. I have a robot trash can (motion sensour) in my kitchen and Spazz knocked into it while mapping and I told him ‘that is another robot. There better not be any interaction between the two of you and don’t even think about communicating.’ Only time will tell what transpires between them. If we don’t turn up for awhile, do a wellness check. If there’s a putrid odour, but the floors are clean and the garbage has been taken out, just know humanity has lost.For everyone complaining it is not immediately perfect right out the box: there IS a manual on line. Read it. Study it. Learn it. Embrace it. If you cannot find the time to actually READ something, watch a video since most people believe that because you watched a 3 minute video, you’re automatically brilliant and know everything about it. It will never be perfect in any way, shape or form. Remember, computers are only as smart as the person using them. Take some time to get to know your machine and HAVE PATIENCE!!
Ricardo Gómez –
Me sorprendió su desempeño. La marca es muy buena y la aspiradora es muy eficiente. Realiza un recorrido inteligente y aspira con bastante fuerza. Me gustó mucho. Sin duda alguna la recomiendo completamente
Gonzalo Nava Solano –
Ya llevo un tiempo considerable usando este producto: Precio, calidad, duración de bateria, interfase WIFI, reportes / notificaciones muy claras.. duracion de los accesorios muuy buena..Los modos que tiene ayudan mucho y la programación ha sido de mucha ayuda..Lo recomiendo ampliamente, yo lo uso en piso de cemento y ha trabajo muy bien .
Amazon Customer –
We bought this for picking up cat hair in the house, and ended up buying a second to have one on each floor. You can find detailed reviews on Youtube. It is a simple robot vacuum with few functions, but seems to work well on our hard wood floors and their mats. It can operate with or without a cellphone app. We tend to carry it to the area that needs cleaning, then let it wander about. It does a serious job of cleaning, provided the floor is clear of junk.Over time it seems likely that brushes & filter will need replacing. You can find these sets on Amazon for a reasonable price.The app for this model (15C Max) only works with 2.4GHz networks, which probably explains the price reductions. However, for most applications the act of pressing the On button on the device or on the app are no different. The app gives access to different cleaning modes which might be useful on occasion, esp. if you want to run it when you are not around (not necessarily a good idea if your cat coughs up a fur ball). The manual mode only cleans in the default mode Auto (unless you have previously changed in using the app). Therefore, if you need the app, make sure your network is 2.4 GHz. (I have installed the app, but find I never use it.)After cleaning, dust and hair can be easily tipped from a cartridge at the side (daily). From time to time (weekly at least), the brushes need to be cleared of hair and fur (the tool provided helps with this), and the filter needs to be washed.I am quite pleased with it so far. If the motor lasts a couple of years, and the accessories do not need too much replacement, I will consider it an excellent purchase. Only time will tell.
Kathie C –
My daughter bought this for me for Christmas. I used it and was so impressed I bought a second one for my lower level on the boxing week sales.It won’t fall down stairs idk how but it knows how to avoid them. It won’t get caught on big cords but small cords (like an iPhone charger will have to be picked up). And it will go up and over mats so you don’t have to pick them up. (Mats that are stationary) so if you can walk on them without them moving. Eg a kitchen foam rubber mat.It just runs on a pattern across the room in an up and down (horizontal or vertical) pattern that seems to pick everything up. Or you can set it to just spot clean an area.I have 2 cats and there was always cat hair on my hardwood floors no matter how often I tried to keep up with it. Now, with this running everyday I don’t see anymore cat hair.We put the second one on the bottom level and it runs in the cats room first where the litter boxes are and it completely picks up any spare litter that the cats paws leave behind when they come out of the litter box. (That litter gravel always seemed to get tracked around the house). Now I never see or feel any grit, so I’m not constantly sweeping.I love this thing!!No setting up, no setting or programming a pattern of your room for it to follow it just knows.I can’t say enough good things about it!You can wash the filter. I would recommend getting the spare parts kit that is available with it so you’ll have an extra filter and brush in case you need it.It is slightly noisy, nothing crazy but if I’m watching tv I do have to turn the tv up a bit when it comes into the room. (It is a vaccum after all).It will return to its base on its own. If you have multi levels just pick it up and put it on the next level or get a second one.For the price this thing is great!!I’d give this 20 out of 10!!!
Ipshita Roy –
The robot thoroughly sucks up the tiniest dust particles, which makes mopping post that super easy! I use it twice/thrice a week based on how much dusty the floors are. 30 mins in hall and 10 mins per bedroom is usually sufficient. The various modes are also very useful.Tip – clean the robot dust panel, rotating brush etc at least once each week. It is very easy to clean and would ensure that your robo is more effective.