eufy L60 Robot Vacuum

Yes, and more than you'd expect from a slim robot. In homes with shedding dogs and cats the L60 often fills its 0.35 L bin in the first few runs, which shows how much was sitting in the carpet. Plan on emptying it a lot until that backlog is gone.

Mostly good, with one gap. Mapping is quick, and picking rooms or drawing a zone in the app works well. No-go zones are less dependable: one L60 drove through a blocked-off area on every run, so don't count on a virtual wall alone to keep it off a rug or away from pet bowls.

Yes. The bin comes out by hand, often after every run at first, and you have to lift the L60 off its dock to get at it. At 0.35 L the bin is small, so a dusty house or a shedding pet fills it fast.

Sometimes. Cords, table legs and the same awkward spot can trap it, and some units get caught in one place run after run. Expect to rescue the eufy L60 now and then, and clear charging cables and loose cords off the floor before it starts.

Closer to 60 to 90 minutes in real use for some, short of the 120-minute rating. That's fine for a small or medium home, but a larger one may need a recharge partway through, and recharging takes hours, around 4 to 5 in one case. Give the L60 plenty of time on a big house.

It depends on the hair. Cat hair can pass through without trouble, but with long-haired pets the roller often has to be cleared, and sometimes the hair has to be cut free. If you have a long-coated dog, check the L60's brush every few runs before it builds up.