eufyRobot Vacuum 11S MAX, Super Thin, Powerful Suction, Quiet, Self-Charging Robotic Vacuum Cleaner, Cleans Hard Floors to Medium-Pile Carpets, Black

The media could not be loaded. This is the second one we’ve purchased! Our first lasted five years with daily use, which is impressive at this price point. The key is keeping up with maintenance: clean the filters regularly and keep a few extra parts on hand, and it will run like a champ.I run it every single day in my 900 sq. ft. home, and my floors look great when it’s done. It doesn’t have mapping or Bluetooth, so it seems to move in random zigzags and sometimes circles the same spot, but if you let it run its course, it always manages to cover the entire house before parking itself back at the dock.Important tip: keep your floors uncluttered and cords lifted up, because it will get tangled in small items. Once you get into the habit, it’s smooth sailing. I personally prefer this model because it’s simple, affordable, and just vacuums (I’d rather mop myself). For the price, five years of daily use is an amazing deal. Definitely recommend!

I had a Roomba for a few years. He was named Bender and he wandered around like a drunk toddler, got stuck on chair bases constantly (dirty jokes apply), and if the smallest thing was wrong, he simply didn't activate for the daily vacuuming routine. There was a lot of fussing with the app and hostage level negotiating to no avail. I gave up.I decided he didn't last long enough to justify the cost so started researching more budget friendly options. After reading a ton of reviews, I chose the Eufy. I got the base model and figured if I hated it, at least it wasn't $700 down the drain. I love this thing. We named it M3gan and she gets things done. If, for whatever reason, she is not in a position to begin her daily run, she beeps at me so I can fix it. Then she does the run. She has picked up an absolute ton of dog hair and dirt. I have to stay on top of it, because there is a finite amount of space in her bucket and she does not come with a bag to empty into. That is okay. I can randomly pick her up when I walk by, dump her, put her back on the floor, tell her to go again, and she does. There is no app. Just a remote control and auto timer that you set with it. She's super quiet when she's not alerting me something is wrong. It's fantastic. I can go back to vacuuming manually once a week or so.I have two messy kids and two indoor/outdoor dogs that Never. Stop. Shedding. She is handling it like a champ. Yes, I need to maintain the roller (because there is an unholy amount of hair in my house). That is fine. It pops out super easy, I detangle it, pop it back in, and she's good to go. She has saved me so much time and kept the floor so much cleaner than I've been able to.I am so glad I decided to pick the Eufy. Sure, it doesn't have a fancy app, but you know what that means? No more screwing around trying to troubleshoot an app. That alone will save me hours per month. Yes, she bumps into things, but she gets the job done. I'll happly get a little agility training in dodging a vacuum that helps me clean the house.

We have owned this robot vacuum from February 2025-Sept 2025.I think it is an excellent budget robot vacuum. My kods enjoyed bossing it around with the remote, I managed to set a scheduled vacuuming sometime in the middle of the night, and overall it does a pretty decent job. It gets up a LOT of stuff. I have 4 kids, we homeschool, and we believe in spending lots of time outside (which translates to lots of dirt getting tracked in). Let's be honest: no robot vacuum is going to solve my issues. *However*, every single time I run this guy (we've named him Felix), he gets up all sorts of stuff. I'm talking perler beads, rubber bands, pony beads, lego pieces, and SO much dust and dirt. He does get caught up on stuff. I put our cat's food and water on a 1/2" tall wooden tray in hopes that Felox would quit trying to get a snack and drink, but he was too rugged and would "jump the curb" to get him a piece. Strings, ribbons, pipe cleaners, and socks goon him up. He seems to find the weird places where the furniture is just *slightly* closer to the floor than anywhere else and wedges himself in there and gets stuck, crying out for help. I put things in front of the TV stand now to try and prevent sticking.Pros:- my house is cleaner after Felix does his thing- he doesnt get caught up on a lot (can go over rugs, mats, small toys, etc)- cheap- easy to clean/empty- replacement parts are readily available- not picky about placement on the charging stationCons:- gets stuck on socks/strings- gets stuck, so rarely makes it back to "base" to charge. I joke about putting a Tile (airtag for you apple folks) on him so I dont have to search for him- the one spinner is woefully bent out of shape, so I'm ordering replacementsMy husband made fun of me when we bought this because he knows how infrequently my house is picked up enough to run a robot vacuum. However, we've run Felix far more than I've had time to vacuum, and I count it as a net win that my house is cleaner on a more regular basis because he's around.