Eufy L60 (without the auto dock) on Amazon: geni.us/hf5dQv Eufy L60 (with the auto dock) on Amazon: geni.us/dmP2H Eufy L60 Hybrid (with mop pad) on Amazon: geni.us/k8yeVlH
I'm having trouble with your website. I can't seem to find the review for the Tineco Pure ONE Station. I try to click on it in the top cordless vacuums list, where it is currently #3 on the list, but it doesn't seem to be a link. I also don't see a video for it posted here. Can you please tell me how I can access the review for this vacuum so I can see why you currently have it ranked as the top 3 cordless vacuum. I'm interested in purchasing one, but would like to read your review first. Thanks!
Eufy has been caught lying and using misleading marketing about privacy and personal data collection from their products in the past. Highly encourage everyone to not support this brand.
When you were performing the vacuuming testing on the hard floor and carpeting, which suction setting were you using? Quiet, standard, turbo or max? I ask this because I bought one and notice the vacuum isn’t cleaning our tile and wood floors very well.
It’s soo refreshing to find a youtube channel that produces really helpful, concise videos where I dont have to keep skipping to get the information I need. Thank you for saving us days of research!!
Shark usually has garbage reviews tho. At least by reviewers compared to other similarly priced options but at least you can return the device Costco anytime or breaks... big benefit imo @@StuffTested
Something that really bothers me about Eufy's behavior on Amazon is that they do things like list this product as a variant of the Eufy 11s Max. It obviously isn't, but it means that the reviews are mixed between them. So it looks like this new product has nearly 12,000 ratings, averaging 4.3 stars. In reality, if you drill down on the page and filter by variant, the L60 has only received 175 ratings. It's a common but gross tactic. They did the same when they launched the L35.
Not defending Eufy, but this is an incredibly common tactic on Amazon in general. I figure that 7/10 products on Amazon that I run into do this. Just reinforces the fact that Amazon reviews are almost pointless. Even the star rating can’t be trusted anymore due to bots.
@@azurite2926 yep you really have to drill into the reviews to see the actual reviews for the actual product you want. I don't know why Amazon doesn't prevent this.
Well they got me today then lol. That's one of the main reasons i bought the l60 because i noticed there were 14k+ reviews averaging 4.2 stars and up. Glad that even though this wasn't accurate for this specific model after doing some research and reviews on RU-vid it looks like it was still a good purchase.
I noticed this too with some other eufy products I bought. Thankfully all the eufy products I have purchased have been rock solid, so they are earning their reputation. But digging into Amazon reviews is hit or miss. So I generally come to youtube to see real reviews like this one.
Well this made my decision easy, I was already looking at buying one of these and then my favorite vacuum reviewer confirmed that it's a safe bet. Thank you Vacuum Wars!
Thank you so much! I’ve been dying to get a vacuum for upstairs where my daughter’s hair seems to dominant. This was the perfect pick. Bought this the day your video came out. Can’t wait to receive. Your videos and knowledge are the best!!!
I purchased one of these, in part due to the review done by @vacuumwars. I have another Eufy destroyed by my wife and daughters hair. I could not keep up with it all the time. It was being wrapped around the brush and would eventually wrap around where the brush ends went into the drive motor. When I saw the review that said this had a detangling feature, I was very interested. The only issues I have are how it does not love my Ruggable rugs. They are thin and get snagged underneath the robot and this curls them over. Then the robot runs over that folded over rug. The other suprise was because I had not had a self emptying robot yet, and boy was that damn thing louder than expected. I cannot run this at night because it dumps the waste what seems like every room. The app is pretty good, in my opinion. Enough tools to do what I need done and I really like knowing where the robot is. The live feed is pretty cool.
This just arrived today. I have 2 dogs, so I was very optimistic on the hair cutting feature. Unfortunately, it doesn’t work as promised and clogged on the first pass through (I just vacuumed earlier in the day too)… 😢
our Roborock S5 is getting long in the tooth and a bit naff at traversal in its old age (tbf it was stepped on accidentally at one point and I had to superglue it's front caster back together), perhaps the L60 is the perfect replacement. I mean with my hair that docking hair remover is a no brainer, yeah I'm buying this the second a decent sale is on. Never ever paying the iRobot tax ever again after smart nav went downmarket, house is tiled and short pile so they don't have anything to offer us really, the better Chinese vacs have proven as robust over the long haul for us. 5 and a half hard years with nothing but filters being ordered!
I've been saving up to buy this one, thanks to you're in depth reviews and testing. I have long hair, a mix of carpet, wood, and tile. I'm upgrading from an eBay purchased, used, Roomba 700. "Tony" arrived yesterday and I'm so blown away at how amazing it is. Thank you!!! I actually got the T2278 (with 'mop) and funny enough I can't find anywhere instructions how to use it. I'm sure I'll figure it out.
Great review! What would you choose between the Eufy L60 for $480 and Roborock Q5+ for $600 (both CAD)? I’m stuck! Not interested in mopping functions.
I would LOVE to see this compared to the roborock Q8max+ My place is 90 percent carpet and im stuck between the L60, roborock Q8, and the eufy X10 pro L60 is a great price, Q8 is a good price too but with double rubber rollers X10 is obviously a lot more expensive but the excellent object avoidance is kinda tempting, though i feel like a lot of the codt is for the mopping which isnt as useful for me
At Black Friday, the very similar L50 model with a self empty station (apparently exclusive to Walmart) was on sale for $200 (it’s $288 today, but it’s often cheaper to buy the robovac and self-empty station separately). It has a slightly lower max suction and the dock does not include the hair cutting feature. It’s been a great vacuum so far, might be worth testing as it has very comparable features at an even lower price.
I had this vacuum for a few days before returning it. The price pretty good but it just didn't feel like it had that power because other robots I've used always have dust, dirt and debris and hair. But this vacuum was the only one that really did not have any of that after several cleaning runs. Even checked the bag and it's like where's the dirt at
@@needsomewater before that one I had an ecovacs N8+ now I have a shark AI matrix vac mop And I actually noticed a big difference. Now I can actually see vacuum lines on my area rugs and I see actual dirt in the auto empty bin
some vacuums have a setting in the software for suction power (useful for when you have only hardwood floors in big areas and you want to save battery) did you try to look it up? Maybe it was set to low?
My guess is it has to do with the brush head. The rubber ones will "pick" at the carpet fibers, which we can speculate alot of different things from. I wouldnt say yes or no on if dirt in your bin means its cleaning less. Youd need to run another robot right after it
My lil Eufy 15c has been great cleaner in my carpet apartment. It's not smart or especially powerful, but it does its scheduled job keeping my floor detritus free. Nice to see more recognition of the Eufy robo vacs, especially since their more easily attainable in the UK.
I live in a studio apartment, so my 11s max has been serving me well for several years now (although I've had to replace the battery twice), and I couldn't justify buying a robo vacuum with lidar or auto bins. But at this price point, I think I'll upgrade to this soon. I've been growing my hair out, and cutting the hair from the brush has been a pain.
Hey vacuum wars. Of all the vacuums in the list with better carpet vacuuming, with is the next more expensive? I wish we could have access to that spread sheet of yours! 😂
I was debating between this and the Roomba y'all had at #1 two weeks ago and decided to go with the Eufy. I feel so validated for making the right decision now 🙏🏽
Another great video, now im wondering if my roomba 670 was a waste, granted it was about half the price on sale. Are you planning to review the Narwal Freo?
I agree about Roomba being terrible lately, i just bought the Eufy L50 SES and i love it the navigation is awesome. The roombas have gotten terrible software wise.
Can you use the eufy L60 With Self Emptying Base without the App or the Internet? Just push the button and it goes and vacuums. Also will it auto boost suction on carpet? Will it go over carpet twice in both directions in a grid pattern? And return to the base and self empty?
Great content as always. The new budget beast looks ultra plasticky cheap. Not sure how they achieve that. Soooo can you release your scoring excel sheet for all us loyal subscribers, my dude? pls pls pls
Would recommend a bit of caution with these after Eufy had drama last year(?) with their security cameras! In regards to privacy, they may be a particularly worrying choice.
It turns out it was mainly user authorised sharing of data for AI improvements. The uploads were pictures of objects. The other problem is that the data was not encrypted. It appears Eufy have now encorporated encryption in their software and the lastest ones are opt baseline compliant.
and... they just raised the price on all these models since Vacuum Wars did this video 4 days ago... This Vacuum Wars guy made the demand go up, so now the price goes up.
Eufy L60 or Roborock Q7? Neither self-emptying variant. Navigation and non-buggy app is key and both apps have reviews saying they've randomly deleted all the mapping or something...
Liked it right up to battery capacity. I get there's a resume feature. Unfortunately I find these robots resume when not convenient. It makes me wonder if the battery can be easily replaced with a higher capacity.
I'm still currently running an Ecovacs OZMO 920 in a 4 bedroom house thats about 50/50 tile and flat carpet (cheap thin crappy carpet) Would you consider this to be a worthwhile upgrade? Or should i look towards a more premium vac as i only upgrade once every 3 years or so
@VacuumWars It would be awesome if you tested Eufy x10 Omni. Ideally with emphasis on comparing to Ecovacs Deebot T20 Omni. Thanks for all the great reviews! :)
@@VacuumWars One tip for your testing (I love your comprehensive testing methodology btw.!) - in the object avoidance test, try to put a shoe with laces lying on the floor - I can imagine this will be a very big challenge to avoid for most robo vacuums.
It might be just my engineers brain that doesn’t compute here but if you have a metric that is Points per dollar that means that it’s a relative unit. It’s points in relation to dollars spent. Mathematically the unit of that metric would have to be [Points/$] and since points don’t have a unit it’s [$ to the power of minus 1] but you give it the unit $ which would mean it’s actually dollars spent per point achieved?
Could you recommend a good robot that can be shipped to Northern Ireland? Was planning to buy a dreame L20 after watching your review, but they won't ship here as apparently we aren't considered part of the UK anymore when it comes to postage lol Been trying to find one for months but all the good ones recommend on this channel can't be shipped here. It's been melting my head, don't understand why it's so hard to get a good robot that does mopping + self cleaning etc here lol Edit: I guess not 😂
"Points per dollar" doesn't make sense as the name for the metric if you're dividing the price by the number of points. The value you showed on screen was really "dollars per point," which in this case was about 86¢ per point earned.
Great review. I have the Eufy X8 and it's an excellent robot, that was their top of the line model when I bought it. Hopefully you can review the new Eufy X10 pro, that one really sounds like a nice one and I'm thinking of getting it for my collection. As far as Roomba no longer being the top budget model, Irobot is really falling behind with everything. Their top of the line model, the combo J9 Plus does not wash or dry the mop pad, the mop pad does not spin or vibrate and they are using an inferior navigation system compared to Lidar. You can get robots such as the Ecovacs T20, the Roborock Q Revo and now the Eufy X10 pro at a cheaper price and these robots have many more features. If Irobot does not come out with something major soon I think they are done, these other companies have gotten so far ahead of them. Another budget auto empty robot you may want to check out is the Neakasa M3.
Do you have any information on the filter quality in the robot? It seems to be some kind of mesh filter but I can't find any information or clear photos to see if there's a Hepa filter behind the mesh.
