eufy L60 Robot Vacuum with Self-Empty Dock

Verdict

If you want an affordable self-emptying robot that keeps a messy, pet-filled kitchen under control, the Eufy L60 with Self-Empty Dock is an outstanding choice. It combines strong suction, reliable lidar mapping, and a clever hair-cutting dock with simple app controls and low day-to-day effort. Just remember it only vacuums, so you will still need a separate solution for mopping.

Pros

  • Carpet — Medium-Pile Pickup 2 reviews 5.0
    Carpet deep-clean testing shows the L60 removes embedded debris significantly better than average, placing near the top of all robot vacuums measured on medium-pile carpet.
  • Ease of use 1 review 5.0
    Most people find the L60 very easy to live with, from simple plug-and-play setup and guided app-based mapping to set-and-forget daily schedules that keep floors clean with minimal interaction.
  • Emptying & Mess Control 1 review 5.0
  • Hair Pickup — Hard Floors 1 review 5.0
    Hair pickup on hard floors is excellent, with daily runs easily clearing shed pet hair and tumbleweed-like clumps from kitchen floors without leaving visible strands behind.
  • Pet-Ready Features 1 review 5.0
    The L60 suits pet homes well, combining strong hard-floor pickup, a self-empty dock with built-in hair cutting, and tangle management that keeps long pet hair from wrapping tightly around the main brush.
  • Hard Floor — Fine Dust Pickup 2 reviews 4.8
    On hard floors the L60 continues to excel, sweeping up fine dust and mixed debris very effectively and matching or nearly matching the best robots in controlled trials.
  • Suction & Airflow 2 reviews 4.8
  • Overall opinion 6 reviews 4.7
    Overall, the L60 is a simple but highly capable self-emptying robot that vacuums well, navigates confidently, and offers such strong value that it ranks among the very top budget picks, with long-term owners calling it one of the best purchases they have made for keeping busy, pet-heavy kitchens clean.
  • Price & Value 6 reviews 4.7
  • Docking & Auto-Empty Reliability (Robot) 3 reviews 4.7
  • Hard Floor — Large Debris Intake 3 reviews 4.7
    Owners and tests find that the L60 can handle larger debris on hard floors very effectively, maintaining strong intake across a wide range of particle sizes, including crumbly coir mat debris and daily kitchen mess, though performance can dip a bit if the filter gets very clogged.
  • AI, Smart & App / Automation 2 reviews 4.5
  • Build quality & durability 1 review 4.5
    Build quality feels solid for the price, and owners report many months of frequent runs without failures, with only occasional wear items like the brush or guards needing replacement after mishaps.
  • Maintenance requirements 1 review 4.5
    Maintenance is straightforward, with owners reporting that vacuuming out the bin and washable filter every few days, plus occasional brush and side-brush cleaning, keeps performance high and parts are easy to access and replace.
  • Map & Path Efficiency (Robot Vacuums) 5 reviews 4.4
  • Controls & UI 3 reviews 4.0
  • Hair Pickup — Carpets 1 review 4.0
    Hair pickup on carpets is good overall, with most long strands collected in testing, though a small amount can remain compared with the very best performers.
  • Noise level 1 review 4.0
  • Storage footprint & upright-stand stability 1 review 4.0
  • Battery & Charging 3 reviews 3.5

Cons

  • Hair‑Wrap / Tangle Resistance 3 reviews 3.3
  • Carpet — High-Pile Pickup 1 review 2.5
    Carpet performance is only fair, with tests showing the L60 removing just over half of a heavy debris mix and clearly trailing stronger models on thicker rugs.
  • Runtime (Measured, Default) 1 review 2.5
    Battery life is below average, covering a modest area per charge and often relying on recharge and resume for larger floor plans rather than completing them in a single run.
  • Mopping performance 2 reviews 2.0
    The L60 is strictly a vacuum-only robot with no mopping function, so owners who want hard-floor washing will need a separate mop or a different robot.
  • Obstacle Avoidance (Robot) 2 reviews 2.0
    Without a front camera, the L60 mostly bumps into and over smaller objects like cords or simulated pet messes, so it benefits from tidy floors and strategic no-go zones.