Nice brand, Good quality.
Bought one last year for around 500 dollars.
Working perfectly.
eufy Clean L50 SES Robotic Vacuum $349 (50% off) + Delivery ($0 C&C/ in-Store) @ JB Hi-Fi
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LOrangeTabee on 02/05/2025 - 11:39 jbhifi.com.au (3414 clicks)
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No camera. LIDAR as well as various IR sensors.
Nice to see prices falling on these. Wasn't that long ago that a standalone Lublulu (sp?) for ~$300 was considered a good deal.
Is this better than the Lubluelu SL60 Pro?
They seem to be similar, the SL60 has a 'mop' feature while this seems to be vacuuming only.
This one also seems to only have one spinning brush thing while the SL60 has two (at least the SL60D does - I get confused with all the names)Single brush units can flick things across the room instead of into the vac part I've found.
“Mop” on the lublue is next to useless.
No Mop?
Might need to look pretty hard to find one on there
Cooker
Not good enough. The laser maps your face, credit cards, keys, and sends all the data to China, who send people over to rob you.
They suck out your soul over time too
Eufy robovacs work surpisingly well and are great value when on sale. Only downside is that 2 or 3 years down the track they stop producing parts for them and you're left either having to upgrade ($$$), buying non-genuine replacements (hit and miss most times and cause issues with machine operating), or continue to use it with worn brushes and rollers, old filters, or a battery that barely lasts.
I have it for about 6 months now, have it on upstairs bedrooms with carpet only, it's ok not that great.
My grievances are
1. The unit is pretty light and small so on my carpet it "skids" when it goes on a straighline. Seems as if it vacs on a up and down wavy pattern, so may miss some % of the carpet between those "waves". My older "Dreame" doesn't skid at all.
2. Nav is a little dumb, got stuck often.
3. Battery is a bit low, can't complete 80m2 on high suction before needing recharge. And when start charging, it will "forget" the task wasn't completed. To compensate for this, I schedule it to work more often, 3 times a week now.I suppose for the price it's ok. If you can find Dreame with SES I'm happy to pay up to $100 more for better performance.
Return rate are high on eufy. You get what you pay for.
Any good for wooden floors?
I wouldn't use a $349 unit on my hardwood floors. Go a Roborock qrevo master.
Why so? Scratches?? *Using the qrevo S right now but want a second unit
I've used an old deebot robot vacuum on wood floors and never had an issue or scratches o4 anything, I'd disregard that comment entirely.
The one i use is about as dumb as a robot vacuum can get, and it works amazing - far better than my dyson v7 and v8. I think carpet and advanced mopping are the features you'll want to spend more for
I've been looking at this one as my wife sheds a lot of long hair, and I like the look of the hair cutting blade on the base station. I just know if I get a robovac that doesn't have something like this, the hair is just going to get tangled. Anyone have any reports of the hair cutting blade on this one or an alternative that offers something similar?
Hair cutting base feature is only on the L60 SES, not this one.
Shave the wife mate.
What does nice brand mean
Pretty much translates to 'established and likely to be about for any insurance issues'.
The battery on this thing is woeful.
Don't forget to use the $30 off 300 Perks coupon!
Are these good for laminate flooring?
And not to be paranoid: for privacy do these use camera or some other method for navigation?