How often will the auto-empty dock need attention?

The dock's dust bag holds 2.5 L, which stores many cleaning sessions before it needs replacing. The robot's onboard 350 mL bin empties into the dock automatically after each run, so day-to-day emptying is not something you handle.

Is the eufy L60 good for allergy households?

Yes. It uses a HEPA filter that traps fine dust and allergens rather than recirculating them into the air. That makes it a reasonable pick for homes sensitive to dust and pollen.

Can it clean a large home on a single charge?

The 2,600 mAh battery delivers about 120 minutes of run time, enough for most single-level cleans. For bigger layouts it returns to the dock, recharges, and resumes where it left off.

Will it fit under my furniture?

The robot stands 4.0 inches tall, so it slides under many sofas, beds, and cabinets with a similar clearance. Check the gap under your lowest furniture to be sure.

Can I block off areas I don't want cleaned?

Yes. It supports no-go zones, letting you mark off spots like pet bowls or cluttered corners in the app. Multi-level maps for up to 3 floors let you customize each level separately.

Does it handle both carpet and hard floors?

It vacuums both, and Smart Carpet Cleaning boosts suction when it detects carpet. The single rubber and bristle main brush and 5,000 Pa suction work best on hard floors and low-pile rugs.

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eufy L60

Name: eufy L60
Brand: eufy

A budget-friendly, vacuum-only robot with LiDAR mapping for tidy multi-floor homes without pets.

$1,599.99

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5.5

At a glance

The highlights

Our Rating

5.5/10

Below Average

Cleaning5.9

Navigation5.6

Features3.3

ValueUnderperforms its price

$1,599.99

Best price across retailers

Hands-free dock

Empties its own dustWashes its mopDries its mopRefills its waterDrains dirty waterAdds detergentCleans its dock

5,000 Pa

Modest suction

LiDAR navigation

LiDAR mapping

Single (rubber & bristle)

120 min

Shorter battery life

Where to buy

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Price history

Is now a good time?

Above average price

Current best price is $1,211 above the 90-day average

The eufy L60 is $1,600 right now, $1,211 above its 90-day average of $389. Over the period we have tracked it from $170 to $1,600.

Low $170Avg $389High $1,600

The good

Pros

LiDAR navigation maps rooms accurately and plans efficient, methodical cleaning paths.
Auto-emptying dock holds 2.5 L, so the bin clears itself for weeks.
5,000 Pa suction handles everyday dust, crumbs, and light debris on hard floors.
Stores maps for up to 3 floors, ideal for townhomes and two-story houses.
HEPA filter traps fine dust and allergens for cleaner air.
Voice control through Amazon Alexa and Google keeps daily starts hands-free.

The trade-offs

Cons

No mopping at all, so spills and sticky messes need manual cleanup.
Lacks anti-tangle brush design, so long hair can wrap the roller.
No smart obstacle avoidance, so it can bump into cords and small clutter.
20 mm obstacle clearance limits climbing over taller thresholds between rooms.

How the numbers stack up

Performance vs the category

At 5,000 Pa, suction is on the modest side (median 15,000 Pa).
Runtime of 120 min is on the modest side (category median 200 min).
At 20 mm, threshold clearance is about average for the robots we track (median 20 mm).
Noise of 60 dB is quieter than most (category median 64 dB).
At 2.5 L, dock dust bag is on the modest side (median 3 L).

Who it's for

Budget-minded shoppers with a mostly hard-floor, one- to three-story home who want reliable vacuuming and a dock that empties itself. A good fit for tidy spaces without heavy pet shedding.

Who should skip it

Anyone needing mopping, homes with long-haired pets that tangle brushes, or cluttered floors full of cords and toys where dodging obstacles matters.

The bottom line

Our take

The eufy L60 delivers dependable vacuuming with LiDAR mapping and a self-emptying dock at an entry-level tier. It suits tidy, hard-floor homes across a few stories. Skip it if you want mopping, strong obstacle avoidance, or worry-free handling of long pet hair.

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Top 90% overall

eufy L60

A budget-friendly, vacuum-only robot with LiDAR mapping for tidy multi-floor homes without pets.

$1,599.99

Buy at Eufy Best price

We may earn a commission if you make a purchase

5.5

At a glance

The highlights

Our Rating

5.5/10

Below Average

Cleaning5.9

Navigation5.6

Features3.3

ValueUnderperforms its price

$1,599.99

Best price across retailers

Hands-free dock

Empties its own dustWashes its mopDries its mopRefills its waterDrains dirty waterAdds detergentCleans its dock

5,000 Pa

Modest suction

LiDAR navigation

LiDAR mapping

Single (rubber & bristle)

120 min

Shorter battery life

Where to buy

Compare prices

EufyBest price

$1,599.99 Buy

We may earn a commission if you make a purchase

Price history

Is now a good time?

Above average price

Current best price is $1,211 above the 90-day average

The eufy L60 is $1,600 right now, $1,211 above its 90-day average of $389. Over the period we have tracked it from $170 to $1,600.

Low $170Avg $389High $1,600

The good

Pros

LiDAR navigation maps rooms accurately and plans efficient, methodical cleaning paths.
Auto-emptying dock holds 2.5 L, so the bin clears itself for weeks.
5,000 Pa suction handles everyday dust, crumbs, and light debris on hard floors.
Stores maps for up to 3 floors, ideal for townhomes and two-story houses.
HEPA filter traps fine dust and allergens for cleaner air.
Voice control through Amazon Alexa and Google keeps daily starts hands-free.

The trade-offs

Cons

No mopping at all, so spills and sticky messes need manual cleanup.
Lacks anti-tangle brush design, so long hair can wrap the roller.
No smart obstacle avoidance, so it can bump into cords and small clutter.
20 mm obstacle clearance limits climbing over taller thresholds between rooms.

How the numbers stack up

Performance vs the category

At 5,000 Pa, suction is on the modest side (median 15,000 Pa).
Runtime of 120 min is on the modest side (category median 200 min).
At 20 mm, threshold clearance is about average for the robots we track (median 20 mm).
Noise of 60 dB is quieter than most (category median 64 dB).
At 2.5 L, dock dust bag is on the modest side (median 3 L).

Who it's for

Budget-minded shoppers with a mostly hard-floor, one- to three-story home who want reliable vacuuming and a dock that empties itself. A good fit for tidy spaces without heavy pet shedding.

Who should skip it

Anyone needing mopping, homes with long-haired pets that tangle brushes, or cluttered floors full of cords and toys where dodging obstacles matters.

The bottom line