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Have toyed with getting a robot vac for a while, and when this model went on sale I decided to pull the trigger. My house is mostly hard floors downstairs (wood or tile with some rugs) and mostly carpet upstairs. I'd hesitated buying one for a while b/c I wasn't sure how long the battery would last, how well they'd clean, would they get stuck a lot, etc.
After using this one for 3 weeks now I'm totally sold, not only on this model, but on robot vacuums in general. The eufy in particular does a great job ... first, its suction is impressive - not weak like I was worried a battery-powered vacuum would be. I didn't really understand this before I bought it, and it might not be unique to eufy, but it basically has a high and low vacuum speed, and it switches back and forth between them automatically. When it's on a hard surface it runs on low, and then when it climbs onto a rug or goes onto carpet, you can hear it switch from low to high. Watching it clean downstairs, it'll be on low when it's on wood, then go onto a rug and switch to high, then go back to low after it's crossed over the rug and is back on wood. Pretty amazing. Speaking of navigating, the rugs I have are fairly thick, prob a little less than an inch high, and the eufy has no problem climbing onto them. The first 5 or so times I ran it, the dirt container was packed full with dirt, dust and rug shedding when it was done.
Second, its battery life is really impressive. Downstairs, where it stays on the low setting more, I've seen it clean for close to 2 hours before it went back to the charger. Upstairs, where the carpet keeps it running on high the whole time, the battery drains a little faster, but not before it gets a lot done.
Third, you won't realize how many areas of your floors weren't being cleaned until you get one of these. The first few times I ran it I had to pick up dusty crayons, small toys, etc. that magically appeared next to couches, beds, etc. after the eufy was done ... not only did it get all the dust bunnies underneath the furniture, it liberated everything trapped under there in the process. It also randomly does small sections of baseboards at a time until eventually they all get done. So in terms of cleaning ability, battery life, maneuverability, etc., the eufy gets 5 stars.
Now for the caveats (I didn't take away any stars because I suspect these apply to all robot vacuums) ... if you're dreaming of a situation where you can schedule one of these to run several times a week while you're at work and simply empty the bin every once in a while, that's not quite how it works. I have two chairs, for example, that get lower to the floor from front to back, and the eufy typically manages to get stuck at least once (sometimes more) under them every time it cleans. Cords are also an issue - you'll have to figure out a way to move/hide cords long enough to hang down to the floor. But unless you live in a museum, these vacs are prob going to find something to get hung up on at some point every time they clean, esp. in living/dining areas with a lot of different styles and heights of furniture (less so in bedroom-only areas). My solution is to run mine on nights and weekends (it's fairly quiet).
Second caveat ... bear in mind that these aren't very wide, they're cleaning every square inch of your floors, and its movements are sort of random, so it may take a while (several runs) to cover everything. My house is about 2,000 sq ft downstairs and 1,500 sq ft upstairs. Eyeballing it I'd say it prob takes about 4-5 runs to actually hit everywhere downstairs, and about 3-4 to cover upstairs. Ideally I'd prob have one upstairs and 2 downstairs, set up at opposite ends of the house, with all 3 of them running about 3x a week.
Last caveat ... while they're good, they're obviously not quite as good as a good full-size floor vacuum. I have a maid who comes every other weekend and vacuums everywhere, and I've always done the weekends inbetween. With the eufy I was able to fire myself from the vacuuming I was doing, letting the eufy do the work on the weeks the maid wasn't coming. But depending on your cleaning sensitivity level, you'd prob still want to at least occasionally run a regular vacuum.
Overall great product, though, and I'm really happy with it.
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Endurance cleaningRoboVac cleans up to 100 mins per charge, so you get to enjoy a completely clean home from a single charge. |
Large dustboxA large 0.55L dustbox holds more dirt per clean and reduces the frequency of emptying. |
How low can you go?Low-profile design is only 3.1 in, so RoboVac slips into areas other vacuums can't reach. |
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Zero Attention NeededRoboVac uses drop-sensing technology to prevent it from falling down stairs and off of ledges. |
Dual anti-collision systems11 infrared sensors combine with a pressure-sensitive bumper for enhanced navigation. |
Always prepared to cleanRoboVac automatically returns to the charging base when power is low, ensuring it’s always charged and ready to vacuum. |
Clean from the couchUse the remote control to manually control RoboVac’s cleaning path and to preset a cleaning time. |
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| surface suggestion | Carpet,Floor | Wood, Hard Floor and Low Pile Carpet | Hard Floor, Low Pile Carpet, Wood Floor, Tile Floor | Hardwood Floors, Low Pile Carpets | Carpet | Hard Floor & Tile & Medium carpet |
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Learn What Unit Does..and CAN Do...and prep your House Accordingly...Works GREAT
Wow....this is a GREAT product! I thought about a Robot Vacuum...but at $500...I'll clean myself...Right?..Right. So...when I saw some reasonably priced ones..I read the reviews..etc...and THIS model and brand stood out. So...I bought it...It comes with AC adapter..docking station....replacement filter...replacement 'sweep arms'...a Great Remote WITH batteries..and a hella cleaning tool...use the cleaning tool...the knife to clear the strings on the beater bar is crucial.The Manual is excellent...read it over...then on your first "Runs" of the Robot...learn MORE and MORE...I plugged in the docking station...and charged the unit.."Breathing Blue"..icon..is a perfect description. Once charged..it turns off...so you can click the power button on the unit OFF until you need to use it again...charge it if you don't use if for a long time. Read the manual.I've had it for 3 days now...and here's my overall summary...This thing is a child...you have to "Teach" a child..usually...but in THIS CASE...this child teaches YOU. Here's what I mean....NO WAY you just plop one of these Robot Vacs (whether it costs $299 or $1299) down and it works perfectly...ie..never gets stuck...You have to prep your house to "Let it Go"...if you pay attention to it in your first few cleanings....andtake some simple measures...this thing will pay you back with extremely clean laminate flooring...and carpet trails as if you Vacuumed.Ok...learning Curve. Find an outlet with some room around it for the docking station..it will "find" the docking station...but the remote allows you to "Steer" it...so...if it's having a hard time...steer it in. I've not yet run it to 'need to recharge' and let it find docking station..but I'll bet it will.I've used "Auto Mode" mostly...which is great...but I've used "Edge Mode"...which is good..but stresses the "sweep arms"...The 'scheduled cleaning' works...I inadvertently hit the button and gave it 12 midnight...and it started up...woke me up and scared the **** outta me....so I read the manual..and cancelled 'scheduled cleaning'..The unit is VERY quiet...it's a background HUM at best...and I've used "Power Boost"..for the carpeting...Get used to changing the 'collection box'...I changed it 3 times on first laminate flooring run....and twice on carpet bedroom run...hit pause..middle of remote..change box...replace box...hit auto again...Cleaning the foam filter...and filter w handles is easy...read the manual on how to clean all filters.How to prep your House:1. Pick up all cables and everything on floor you think it would get stuck on...or you would vacuum under2. Close doors to, or block off areas you don't want it to go3. Watch it for the first runs to see where it gets stuck...then MODIFY that area next Run4. Put cardboard boxes around your Bed Casters...(Photo)...my invention..try it...5. Use light colored "blocking" for areas...it runs into dark colors6. Mine gets stuck on an end table...so I hike that up on the bed out of the way7. Position Tables etc..with "Eufy Width" around the legs from the wall..ie..enough clearance..8. The front sensor gets totally Dusty...so I wipe that off...hit pause..middle button..9. Don't be afraid to pick it up and put it near docking station (HOME button) or anywhere you want it to be10. I turn the unit off after it's charged....
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