Eufy BoostIQ RoboVac 15C MAX, Wi-Fi Connected, Super-Thin, 2000Pa Suction, Quiet, Self-Charging Robotic Vacuum Cleaner, Cleans Hard Floors to Medium-Pile Carpets, Black (Renewed)

Great little vacuum, however it just vacuums at random no method to the madness and mine was missing the remote. But it does exactly what I need it to especially for the price!

Love the price. If you need more suction, buy a more expensive unit, but mine is fine for my dog and me. Mine is a 2000 PA unit. It picks up fine dirt and dog hair very nicely off of my low nap apartment carpet. I picks up coins and is powerful enough for my other dirt. Instructions are clear and effective. I called for customer service and they answered quickly, were very polite and helpful. You get a lot of cleaning power for not a lot of money. The machine goes back to its charging station when you tell it to with the remote or through Alexa. I can't overstate my level of satisfaction. Every bachelor should have one! Buy it now!

I bought this specifically for pet hair, and I love it. It goes under my couch and other places where pet hair gathers that you don't really see. The dirt canister is always full of hair every time I run it, so I know it's working. For the price, I highly recommend it.

This robot vacuum is FANTASTIC. My first robot vacuum was purchased Black Friday in 2018 and was a well known brand I HATED it. It wasn’t until a friend had a “generic” robot vacuum running when I was at her house that I found out you didn’t have to scream over the sound of robot vacuums?!Eufy: turns on quietly (minus an initial beep) and goes about it’s way cleaning. Gently touches something realizes there’s a barrier and moves on. Sneaks under or around our couch, chairs, coffee table, benches, rugs, through the dining table leg maze. After it cleans it returns home, begins charging, and stays there until it’s next schedule. Today it even notified me to gently clean the lens in the proper way. Thanks Eufy AKA Eva you’re a helpful robot and we love you!Name brand: turned on like you pi**ed it off, threw its charging base to an angle so it had trouble finding it to go back home and charge. immediately came looking for you like a puppy wanting to be fed. It crashed into us, ran over our toes, repeatedly banged into closed doors wanting to be let in. If it didn’t find you it would get stuck under something, in something, or dramatically be “hanging on a cliff” as the notification said. I had to close most of my doors and it was a scramble as soon as I heard it’s revengeful start to make sure everything was put up and moved so it could maybe do a half a** job. When it actually ran for the full battery it usually was good for 2 hours of loud random roaming about the floors. Sometimes it would make it back home to its charger where it would struggle to line up correctly and charge efficiently. Just as soon as you thought “ahhhh silence” it would rev back up and spin around trying to better dock itself. When I cleaned the charging contacts it was good for about 3 days before it needed me to put it back to bed like an annoying toddler fighting a nap. And careful if you walked by it while it was sleeping and gently woke it, hell hath no furry like an awoken R..…a.

Our first such vacuum and very happy. Bought Amazon Reconditioned and it might as well have been new. The unit has not failed in any way but did get stuck once under a coffee table but it is not the fault of the unit.Used only on hardwood floors so no info on carpets. This guy moves randomly and gets 90% or more of everything. Somehow knows how to get itself home for recharging before battery runs out. It cleans about 3000 square feet of our home at once. The dust bin is easy to remove and dump but the filter in it needs to be removed and I use compressed air to blow it out.Hair collects on the roller brush on the bottom and must be removed. Not a big deal but my wife likes her long hair. It also gets wrapped into the rotary brushes a bit so must be cleaned out every third or fourth use.This was less than $150 and I cannot imagine how units for hundreds more would be worth the money. this one has a little remote and you can do it with your smart phone. If it gets stuck, it will send a notification. What else do you need? We like this and keeping the house clean will never the the same chore it has been.

Day one I charged it up and ran it in the living room. Like many people say - it seems a bit random in directions, but I am guessing there is some algorithm that determined this random pattern of zigs and zags is the most efficient way to cover area. If you choose to sit on the couch with a beer and watch this little guy it does become apparent that the zigs and zags are not quite as random as they first appear. The only feedback I would give to the manufacturer on the zigzig pattern is to start the room with the edge detection. There is a setting that will have the robot follow along the walls to clean the edges. Eventually this will happen on its own.I love that this little guy fits under all my furniture, day one I must have emptied the dust bin 5 or 6 times due to the amount of dust bunnies in the hard to reach areas under the couch and beds.On the 3rd day I ran this little guy for 2hr and 40 min and he still made it back home.There are quite a few reviews about it getting stuck or not making it home. I found that app has a manual control so you can guide it back (although for me the only time it got stuck was snagging a power cable. It has not missed the home base yet, so maybe there was a firmware update since those reviews. I pictured my location, which is open, but not super clear on either side.Overall - for a first robo-vac and having it only 4 days I am super happy with this little guy.