Amazon slashes price of robot vacuum with thousands of five-star reviews
At the end of a long work week, housework isn't an appealing prospect. However, new tech is making it a whole lot easier - and shoppers are taking notice of new advancements for home maintenance.
Robot vacuum cleaners are one of the gadgets that have become popular, but they can be quite expensive. Those in the market for an automated vacuum are in luck, as they can get the eufy L60 Robot Vacuum Cleaner for £269.99 down from £349.99 on Amazon - a 23% saving.
Dealing with tangled hair in vacuum rollers is one of those little chores nobody enjoys, and that's where the detangling tech with the eufy vacuum comes in - it cuts through hair that wraps around the roller brush, meaning shoppers don't have to pull it out by hand anymore.
Another great feature is the self-emptying base. It uses powerful suction to pull dirt and dust into a 2.5-litre bag, which means buyers can go up to two months without emptying it themselves. Shoppers just get to let it do its thing and forget about any daily clean-ups. With 5,000 Pa of suction power, it doesn't mess around. Crumbs, pet hair, and dust get picked up in a single sweep, leaving floors actually clean in one go.
Thanks to laser-based mapping, the vacuum knows exactly where it's going, navigating homes in neat paths instead of random zigzags. Shoppers can also use the app to tell it exactly what they want cleaned - they are also able to pick rooms, set no-go zones, or even map out different floors.
There are plenty of options for robot vacuums that people can choose from, however. For example, the Roomba Max 705 Vac Robot is priced at £549 at iRobot and includes features such as anti-tangle dual rubber brushes, vacuums with extreme suction and auto-empties for up to 75 days. Another option could be the Living and Home Robot Vacuum Cleaner for £165.88 at Debenhams, which comes in a cute baby pink colour and can be controlled by mobile app, remote control, or a switch on the top.
The eufy L60 has a high 4.4 out of 5 star rating from a total of 1,975 reviews on Amazon. One shopper wrote: 'One of the best things I've ever bought!'
Another person said: 'We have a very hairy German Shepherd, so I had my doubts that the L60 model would be sufficient. It works very well, making daily life a bit easier. The app works well and the hoover creates a very good map of the house. You can send it to clean everywhere or set up zones.'
Not everyone was as impressed though, with one customer writing: 'It is very noisy and the dust bin is too small.'
'Little Eufy is an excellent companion, she's very easy to use and can be linked to Google assistant,' said another.
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