Euleven 3-in-1 Floor Robotic Vacuum with Smart Mopping Cleaner for Hardwood Floor, Short Carpet, Pet Hair Care (Black)

This is a very compact robotic vacuum, don’t expect this will do what a regular vacuum will do. It will only clean the “surface” like dusts and doesn’t pick up small particles at all. It states that it has stairs sensor however it falls off the stairs when I used it on my hardwood floor and I had to pick it up. I also tested it on carpet and one of the brush falls off. I have short hair carpet so this should not had happened. Overall I would not recommend this as a robotic vacuum cleanser but rather a novelty item due to its compact size and it’s fun to watch it goes around in small spaces.

Picks up a lot. We have 2 cats. This machine really gahers pet hair well. It has a long run time before it needs to be recharged. I like it’s small size as it can fit in and under tight spaces. The only problem I have had is that the brushes kept coming off, which renders the machine useless. I had to super glue them on. Once glued on, it would be difficult to use the mop attachment. It’s not that big of a problem because I had no intention of using the mop function. I don’t think it would do an adequate job.

My son knew I wanted a robotic vacuum so he saved his money and bought me this one! It's wonderful! We have a dog that sheds and several small children that leave plenty of crumbs so I just turn this on before I leave the house in the morning and when I get home, the cup is filled with the day's dirt! Charges quickly and runs a good while. It's great!

Can't really knock this thing, got it to help control the hair from my Son's ferret & the dust that the little fur-eel drags out of places that never see the light of day!! It picks up most everything fairly well & the bin is always full of dust & hair, even when I thought the floor looked fairly clean, so it's doing what I paid for!!! As a lot of other reviewers have said, I also haven't tried the "mop" feature & never expect to, but never expected to either. No, it doesn't have a docking station, auto-docking, programming features, or the ability to post live feeds of it vacuuming to your Twitter....It's a $70 vacuum, you want all the pretentious crap, pay the pretentious price!!! The instruction manual makes it clear that English is not the manufacturer's first language, but honestly, if you can't figure out how to press the button, you're the reason they put directions on shampoo bottles...All in all, a great little machine & given that it's 1/5 the price of most, it's an even greater value!!

Bought it for my small office and it did a great job to keep my office floor clean. Although it doesn't come with self dock and charge it's better than expected for the price. Love the smart mopping function! it collects small dust and hair and it's easy to clean up. I would recommend to anyone looking for vacuum robot on a budget.

Good vacuum on my hardwood floors, just push the button and it goes. It doesn't dock itself nor can you program it to automatically vacuum, but for the price it's well worth it.

So far so good! I named her Sarah:) I would like it to hold more lint & hair... but I am okay with it. I just love how it cleans the house when I’m not there!Still have to try the mopping feature. I’ll be sure to share once I do!

I love this vacuum! I had to vacuum my house multiple times a week before I bought this thing because my dog sheds and her hair is obvious when it’s on our laminate floor. No it’s not a replacement for a full-size vacuum, but it keeps me from having to vacuum my house everyday! It does great with pet hair and pretty good with small debris. Not the best with grass blades but it’s a $70 robot vacuum so I couldn’t be happier. Charge lasts a good 90+ minutes for me. If it seems to shut off sooner just check the debris catch tray! I have to empty it at least twice in one charge. I’ve never used the mopping function so I can’t comment on that. Make sure you have a philips head screw driver to switch between the mop pads and sweeping bristles!Update:It worked well for about 8-9 months and now only one of the brushes spins. It seems to be an electrical fault. I took it completely apart to clean it internally and to check the brush motor for signs of burn out. After doing this and putting it back together the brush started spinning again, but the opposite one quit. I wouldn’t have minded it so much if I had to swap out a motor on a relatively cheap robot vacuum (I paid about $75 with prime), but the fact that one brush starts and the other one stops shows me there’sa bigger issue than a single motor and it’s obviously too complex for my basic electronic trouble shooting skills. Honestly bummed more than anything because when it was working properly it was saving me a lot of time. Not worth buying this brand again though.Updated Update:Won a Roomba 670 at company holiday party. The thing starts throwing brush error after the first 10 minutes of run time! I actually had pre vacuumed the 500sqft tiny house I love in BEFORE I used Roomba just to make sure it didn’t clog. Even this cheap knockoff lasted longer than the Roomba!!! I guess the moral of the story is take your $100 and buy a push vacuum. I’ve got $400 worth of robot vacuums in my house, both less than a year old, and my 15 year old bagged, push vacuum is the only one I can guarantee to clean up the house. Save your money!

At first I was a little apprehensive as this is considerably cheap compared to some of the robot vacuums you can get but i can honestly say buy one you won’t regret it!We bought one as our kitchen has dark laminate flooring and with having a 12 month old baby you can imagine how many times you have to sweep the floor especially as the dark flooring shows every bit up.Upon opening the box you’ll see that it’s loaded with dry mop brushes, I took these off to replace with the spinning brushes so it could get into corners. You just need to unscrew the brackets and pop on the other heads.Off little vac went, at first I thought it was random and just bumped into things and changed direction but it seems to map the floor and come back to sections you think it missed! It navigates round chairs etc very well and you’ll be amazed how much it picks up! however it can get stuck when going from a hard floor to a carpet so just be wary if you have doormats etc.This is supposed to save you time so let it run when you go to sleep otherwise you’ll just sit watching it!Buy one you’ll not regret it!

I received this today and I can't complain.We have kids and a miniature dashaund, wooden floor floors through out the down stairs of our house.Our dog is short haired but she still malts leaving little brown hair scattered where ever she goes which is primarily the reason for this purchase.The hoover was delivered next day, is super easy to set up you just put in the battery and press the button twice to set it to a large room. Our living room is 7m x 7m and at first it seemed to just be getting a bit stuck and bumping into everything. I just left it to it and after about 10 minutes it seems to know where it is and what it's doing and I'm impressed by how well it's picking up all the bits and dog hair, it's even done under the sofas!!In all it so far seem a great product for the use I intended it for. Will it mean I can bin my Henry Hoover and never have to Hoover up again?.. No. But it will mean I have to Hoover up far less often and that there will be far less little bits of crumbs and dog hair about the place. I think perhaps if we were just a couple with no animals or kids this would be ideal and we would rarely have to Hoover other than this at all.

Overall I'm very happy with this vacuum cleaner given its low cost when compared to other brands. It's certainly not going to replace your regular vacuum cleaner, but it's very handy for picking up crumbs between big cleans. I tend to run it every couple of days in my kitchen and dining room, and it works very well for picking up crumbs and hair, always surprising me with the amount of dirt that it picks up.The navigation system isn't brilliant, it performs a series of patterns depending on the size of room selected and turns each time it collides with something. It does seem to do a fairly good job of reaching all areas, although it does so in a rather inefficient pattern.Generally it is fairly good at getting under furniture and around chair legs. I have a piece of furniture which it has a habit of getting stuck under - it's too high to press the collision sensor on the front, but low enough that it snags the front of the vacuum cleaner and bring it to a halt. I haven't had any issues with it's drop prevention system.As for carpets, I don't really bother using this for them. It's good to be able to occasionally clean under the sofa without having to move furniture, but in general it is not powerful enough to pick up anything other than completely loose debris.

a little machine which work very well getting rid of long and short hairs and fluff. I would like to know where I can get spare brushes and pads from though.

Use this daily great for tiles and wood floors but struggles moving around on the carpets.Sucks up a lot of small crumbs, dust and cat hairs but I find it needs to be confined to one room at a time otherwise you could find it anywhere and the room you intended to clean was not done!Very happy with this as it has halved my house cleaning time :)