Its edge cleaning mode is fantastic. I usually keep ceiling fans on 24/7, so any dog hair/lint on the hardwood tends to accumulate into tumbleweeds along the baseboards. If you set it to edge clean cycle, it'll find a wall and follow it all the way around the house, room to room. Doing that every day manually was extremely tedious, and this little robot does it with aplomb. Having two side brushes is also welcome so that it cleans a path along the edge in addition to the edge itself. It also works really well around appliances (refrigerator, oven, etc) and will pull in dust/hair/crumbs from slightly underneath them.

When I first fired up this gizmo, my husband stood--arms akimbo and brow raised-- wondering what sort of nonsense I had wasted our money on now. Eufy bumped into EVERYTHING like a drunken, mischievous toddler. The pets were perplexed, wondering what this strange new animal was. I ended up emptying the bin 6 times on that initial run, much to my horror. Where had all this filth come from?

This is my first robot vacuum and I find it comparable to an upright. Sounds crazy, right? Well, I don't typically vacuum a single room for a half an hour straight but this thing does. It gets everything - including fine short cat fur, dust, cobwebs. Under the bed? Under the hutch? All clean.

As a single father, who has a maid service come in every two weeks, I've considered getting a robot vacuum for quite some time for that gap, and was always highly skeptical, because of the mixed reviews on most, and the cost. I own two pugs, and they shed. One of them is a tiny, longer haired one, and WOW does it shed. After purchasing this item, I moved a few things in the house for the robot, only to realize my maid has not been moving anything when she cleans - there was dog fur and dust EVERYWHERE, under anything that was parked.

I hate vacuuming: the wrestling to get the machine out of the closet; the twisting of the hose; the machine getting caught on it's own cord so that the wheels don't roll; the canister banging into my ankles if I give the hose a yank when the machine gets caught on the aforementioned cord. I really dislike it. But we have two dogs and a cat, which means there's a lot of fur, so the house needs vacuuming every two days or so. (In truth, it needs vacuuming twice a day, but that ain't gonna happen.)

We’ve had several robot vacuums over the years. They all seem to last a long time. In our sticks and bricks home, we had one for each floor. We didn’t think we’ve needed one of these for our motorhome so we have our 2 robot vacuums away. We were wrong. :)

Love that I only have to sweep/vacuum once a day (usually when my kids decide it’s funny to throw snacks on the floor) and have the smart vac do it the remainder of the time. This has literally been my bestie since getting it, I have a 1 year old, 2 year old and a 1month old and don’t have the time to go around cleaning all day. It runs during naps and bed time and my floors are amazingly clean. Just need to make sure there isn’t anything on the floor or any cords laying around so it doesn’t get stuck - I was actually surprised on how it gets into the smallest of places