Name: Eufy 11S
Brand: Eufy
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Rating: 4.0 (59 reviews)

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This affordable robot vacuum is quieter and fits under more furniture than any other model we’ve tested. While it works best in small spaces, it rarely gets stuck and does a good job on bare floors and short-pile rugs. It’s not as durable as a Roomba 694, though.

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You don’t need to shell out a grand for a good robotic vacuum. For a fraction of that amount you can get the Eufy 11S, which earns an Excellent rating on bare floors. While it’s not the most efficient cleaner (testers noted that it sometimes scatters debris), it gets the job done, operates quietly, and has a cliff sensor to keep it from tumbling down stairs. This model isn’t WiFi-enabled, so you can’t control it remotely from a smartphone app, but that also means it can’t be hacked. Eufy robotic vacuums, as a whole, receive a top mark for reliability in our members survey.

CR’s take: Designated a CR Best Buy, the Eufy is one of the lower-priced vacuums in our ratings and earns a Very Good for pet-hair pick-up. This vacuum comes doesn’t have an all-rubber brush roll and instead has a mix of bristles and rubber. There’s an added comb tool to help remove pet hair from the roll itself. (All-rubber brush rolls tend to be easier to clean and don’t get pet hair tangled as easily.)

CR’s take: Talk about a bargain. The Eufy 11S earns a Good rating in our carpet cleaning test and an Excellent rating on bare floors. While it’s not the most efficient cleaner (testers noted that it sometimes scatters debris), it gets the job done, operates quietly, and has a cliff sensor to keep it from tumbling down stairs. This model isn’t WiFi-enabled, so you can’t control it remotely from a smartphone app, but that also means it can’t be hacked. Eufy robotic vacuums as a whole receive an Excellent rating for reliability in our members survey, as well as a Very Good owner satisfaction score.

CR’s take: Another stellar Eufy vacuum, the 11S Max has a longer average run time than both the 11S and the 30C, at 95 minutes. (The other two run about an hour, on average.) Like those Eufy vacuums, this affordable machine earns an Excellent rating for cleaning bare floors. However, its pet-hair cleaning is not quite on par—in our tests it earns a Good score vs. a Very Good for the other two. Note: This model isn’t WiFi-enabled and can’t be used with a smartphone app.

CR’s take: The basic Eufy RoboVac 11S isn’t the strongest robot vacuum you can buy, and it’ll struggle to thoroughly clean large areas. But this nimble, affordable robot can be a great option for cleaning a few rooms at a time, or for patient owners. It’s one of the shortest and lightest robots that CR has tested, which helps it drive under furniture and wiggle away from hazards like power cords and carpet fringe better than most robots we’ve tested. It also earns an Excellent rating on our noise test, and sounds more like a small fan than a vacuum cleaner. The Eufy’s cleaning performance is respectable for its price, too. The main quirk is the semi-random navigation system. (This was the norm for robotic vacuums at one point, but has become less common over the past five years.) The randomness might be aggravating; it drives until it bonks into a wall or piece of furniture, pivots, and then repeats the process until the battery runs out. In bigger spaces, it will often miss an area—or even an entire room—in a given session.
Eufy sells at least a half-dozen variants of this RoboVac. The 11S is the most basic, and is one of the few robotic vacuums still available that doesn’t connect to the internet. It does come with a remote control, though. Other RoboVac variants, including the 30C, 35C, and 15C Max, do have WiFi connectivity, which allows you to use a companion app to turn the robot on or off, steer it manually, and set a cleaning schedule. They still navigate semi-randomly, though.

The Eufy RoboVac 11s cleans carpet well in our tests and leaves very little pet hair. It does even better on bare floors. Though it’s not the most efficient cleaner—testers note that it sometimes scatters debris—it eventually gets the job done, operates quietly, and has a cliff sensor, so it won’t tumble down stairs. This robotic vacuum isn’t WiFi-enabled and can’t be used with a smartphone app. It typically sells for around $230, but thanks to a small discount and an on-page coupon, you can get it for around $60 off right now.CR’s test results: Eufy RoboVac 11S robotic vacuum

CR’s take: The basic Eufy RoboVac 11S isn’t the strongest robotic vacuum you can buy, and it’ll struggle to thoroughly clean large areas. But this nimble, relatively affordable robot can be a great option for cleaning a few rooms at a time, or for patient owners. It’s one of the shortest and lightest robots that CR has tested, which helps it drive under furniture and wiggle away from hazards like power cords and carpet fringe better than most. It also earns an Excellent rating on our noise test, and sounds more like a small fan than a vacuum cleaner. The Eufy’s cleaning performance is respectable for its price, too. The main quirk is the semi-random navigation system. (This was the norm for robotic vacuums at one point but has become less common over the past five years.) The randomness might be aggravating; it drives until it bonks into a wall or piece of furniture, pivots, and then repeats the process until the battery runs out. In bigger spaces, it will often miss an area—or even an entire room—in a given session.Eufy sells at least a half-dozen variants of this robotic vacuum. The 11S is the most basic and one of the few still available that doesn’t connect to the internet. It does come with a remote control, though. Other RoboVac variants, including the 30C, 35C, and 15C Max, do have WiFi connectivity, which allows you to use a companion app to turn the appliance on or off, steer it manually, and set a cleaning schedule. They still navigate semi-randomly, though. For a version of this bot with a longer run time, check out the CR-tested Eufy RoboVac 11S Max.

CR’s take: The basic Eufy RoboVac 11S isn’t the strongest robotic vac you can buy, and it’ll struggle to thoroughly clean large areas. But this nimble, relatively affordable bot can be a great option for cleaning a few rooms at a time, or for patient owners. It’s one of the shortest and lightest robotic vacuums that CR has tested, which helps it drive under furniture and wiggle away from hazards like power cords and carpet fringe better than most robotic vacuums we’ve tested. It also earns an Excellent rating on our noise test, and sounds more like a small fan than a vacuum cleaner. The Eufy’s cleaning performance is respectable for its price, too. The main quirk is the semi-random navigation system. (This was the norm for robotic vacuums at one point but has become less common over time.) The randomness might be aggravating—it drives until it bonks into a wall or piece of furniture, pivots, and then repeats the process until the battery runs out. In bigger spaces, it will often miss an area—or even an entire room—in a given session.Eufy sells at least a half-dozen variants of this robovac. The 11S is the most basic and one of the few still available that doesn’t connect to the internet. It does come with a remote control, though. Other RoboVac variants, including the 30C, 35C, and 15C Max, do have WiFi connectivity, which allows you to use a companion app to turn the appliance on or off, steer it, and set a cleaning schedule. They still navigate semi-randomly, though.

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Makita Robo-Vac stopped by the store today to help clean!

We named ours E-Bot, and he trundles around the house sucking up dust, hair, and crumbs, and all too often cables, papers, and clothing.  Cleaning Power: 3/5 The robot works like a broom most of the time, and given a perfectly flat floor in a rectangular room, he will suck up just about anything, but in the real world, it struggles to actually pick up dust and hair. Running once a day keeps the floors acceptably clean, though. We empty his cartridge once every other day for a 900sf cleaning area

 Any kind of string, cable, bag straps, or lightweight clothing gets immediately wrapped around the side or main brushes and brings him to a beeping halt. When he's in a perfectly clean environment, he does okay at not getting stuck, but often re-cleans the same areas and ignores others. He is very all-terrain, and frequently astounds us with how stuck he can get.  Features: 4/5 This is where Eufy packed a lot of value into the vacuum

 The "edge" sensors don't seem to work well either, and I wouldn't recommend using it at the top of stairs or significant drops.  Overall, not nearly as good as a name brand Roomba, but definitely a decent cleaning bot for 1/3rd the price! Our E-bot keeps our floors clean, and despite the drawbacks, he's been a great little robot!

Good Daily Sweeper, But Kinda Dumb...

So, I guess I'm pretty pleased with the Eufy 11S. It's just me and my wife - no pets or kids, so it cleans up the normal accumulating dust and dirt as I expected it would.  The auto settings are pretty good but I find I don't use them much. When set to "auto" I usually cancel it before it thinks it's finished because I'm satisfied with what its done, and it's kind of annoying that it goes back over the same spot several times

 Rugs with rubber undersides are fine.  I haven't had it long enough to gauge how long the brushes and filter will last under a normal cleaning routine.  The Eufy 11S is good because; - it's relatively quiet - battery is good - it cleans thoroughly - suction is very good - dirt bin is easy to empty - works on low to medium pile rugs as well as floors

  The Eufy 11S is good because; - it's relatively quiet - battery is good - it cleans thoroughly - suction is very good - dirt bin is easy to empty - works on low to medium pile rugs as well as floors

I don't have pets -- so it does the job.

This is one of my first posts so formatting may be weird. I don´t know much about robot vacuums or normal ones even. I´ve heard a lot about Roombas so they might be cool. My whole apartment is about 30m² and google says it´s about 322 ft². I don't have any carpets and my thresholds are small. I don't have a huge budget so max 500€. If any of you have good suggestions I would totally appreciate it. I looked at my local electronics store has two Roombas that seem interesting,  iRobot Roomba e5158 and iRobot Roomba 698. Thanks.

<div class="md"><p>This is one of my first posts so formatting may be weird. I don´t know much about robot vacuums or normal ones even. I´ve heard a lot about Roombas so they might be cool. My whole apartment is about 30m² and google says it´s about 322 ft². I don&#39;t have any carpets and my thresholds are small. I don&#39;t have a huge budget so max 500€. If any of you have good suggestions I would totally appreciate it. I looked at my local electronics store has two Roombas that seem interesting,  iRobot Roomba e5158 and iRobot Roomba 698. Thanks.</p>
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I´m thinking of buying my first robot vacuum.

 The biggest issues I have with the product are that the vacuum gets stuck on almost everything, either trapped or gets into something it shouldn’t have. It’s dull roar is not my favorite but can be overlooked because at the end of the day the floors are clean and I was able to work on something else in the meantime.

 In and out of rooms without being completely finished, getting stuck A LOT, is redundant to its purpose. The dull roar is distracting but not overpowering, just understand this is by no means silent. The biggest issues I have with the product are that the vacuum gets stuck on almost everything, either trapped or gets into something it shouldn’t have. It’s dull roar is not my favorite but can be overlooked because at the end of the day the floors are clean and I was able to work on something else in the meantime

Will get the job done but inefficiently.

I have 3 dogs and a cat. To say the shed is an understatement. I feel like it's fur fur fur all the time. We are moving into a new house and REALLY want to keep it clean from the get-go. Any amazing vacuums out there that can easily suck up all the hair and fur?? Also, we've been looking into roombas but wanted to know if anyone that has one would recommend it? Are roombas worth money?

Would love any recommendations!!

<div class="md"><p>I have 3 dogs and a cat. To say they shed is an understatement. I feel like it&#39;s fur fur fur all the time. We are moving into a new house and REALLY want to keep it clean from the get-go. Any amazing vacuums out there that can easily suck up all the hair and fur?? Also, we&#39;ve been looking into roombas but wanted to know if anyone that has one would recommend it? Are roombas worth money?</p>

<p>Would love any recommendations!!</p>

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What's the best vacuum for pet hair? And are roombas worth it?

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 I scheduled it to clean at 6am, and it cleaned under my bed without waking me. Love waking up to freshly vacuumed floors.  * 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

 Just figured I'd mention them to round out my experience.  * The side brushes don't appear to be incredibly resilient. After about 6 or 7 cleaning cycles, they started to curve outward against the direction of spin. I'm not sure how negatively this impacts its cleaning ability, but I figured they would last a little longer (I am still using them, and it's still doing a good job, so I guess I'll find out)

 I was both impressed and grossed out by all that it picked up *after* a regular vacuuming.  PROS: * This thing is super quiet. I typically leave it on "Auto" mode where it only sets the vacuum to max when it thinks it needs it, and even then, it's no louder than the tower fan I keep on at night for ambient noise. If it goes under a couch or bed, you often can't hear it at all until it resurfaces

 The wand on my upright vacuum could only partially clean under these, but this bot has no issues as long as any cables are picked up and out of the way.  * Battery life is decent and within the advertised range. I've gotten between an hour and two hours of cleaning time, depending on how often it had to kick the vacuum to max. The stated average runtime is 100 minutes, and I've seen both less and more than that, so no complaints with the battery life

Genuinely Impressed

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