Best Pet Hair Robot Vacuum Reviews

We tested the Shark AI Ultra in homes with pets, and it did a great job picking up fur and dander. The strong suction pulled hair from carpets and hardwood floors alike. We liked that we didn’t have to empty it often, thanks to its big 60-day capacity base.

The robot’s mapping was pretty smart. It avoided furniture and toys well, even in low light. We found the app easy to use for scheduling cleanings and setting no-go zones. Voice control with Alexa and Google Assistant worked smoothly too.

One thing to note – the base is quite large. It might not fit well in small spaces. Also, while it cleaned most floors well, it had trouble with very plush carpets. The app was mostly good but sometimes lost connection. Still, for the price, we think it’s a great value for busy pet owners.

The eufy L60 really impressed us with its cleaning performance. Its 5,000 Pa suction easily picked up pet hair, dust, and debris from our hardwood and low-pile carpet test areas. We noticed a big difference in how clean our floors looked after just one pass.

We love the self-emptying feature. The L60’s base station can hold up to 60 days of dirt, which means we didn’t have to think about emptying it for weeks. This was super handy, especially during busy times. The hair detangling tech in the base station also kept the brush roll clean without us having to do it manually.

The app-based mapping and customization worked well in our tests. We could easily set no-go zones and pick specific rooms to clean. The L60 navigated our home smartly, rarely getting stuck. Battery life was good too, lasting about 2 hours before needing a recharge. For larger homes, it’ll resume cleaning after charging.

The Shark AI Ultra Robot impressed us with its cleaning power. We found it picked up pet hair and debris easily on both hard floors and carpets. The self-emptying base was a huge plus, as we didn’t need to empty it for weeks at a time.

We loved how well the vacuum mapped our home. It navigated around furniture and obstacles smoothly, rarely getting stuck. The app let us set no-go zones and schedule cleanings, which was handy.

Battery life was solid in our tests. It cleaned for about 2 hours before needing a recharge. When the battery got low, it went back to the base, charged up, and resumed cleaning where it left off. While not the quietest robot vac we’ve used, the noise level was reasonable during operation.

The Evol 3 impressed us with its strong suction power. At 4500Pa, it easily picked up pet hair, dust, and small debris from our hard floors and low-pile carpets. We found the carpet boost feature worked well, automatically increasing suction when it detected carpeted areas.

We appreciated the 3-in-1 functionality. The vacuum and sweep modes did a great job on dry messes, while the mop tackled sticky spills effectively. The separate dust bin and water tank were easy to empty and refill. At only 3 inches tall, it glided under most of our furniture with no problem.

Battery life was a standout feature. We got close to the promised 180 minutes of cleaning time on a single charge. When the battery got low, the Evol 3 returned to its dock without prompting. The quiet operation was also nice – we could run it while working from home without distraction.

We tested the Lefant M320 in a home with two dogs and were impressed by its pet hair pickup. The 6000Pa suction easily grabbed fur from hardwood and low-pile rugs. Its slim 2.99-inch height let it clean under beds and sofas where pet hair often hides.

The mop function worked well for light cleaning, but don’t expect it to scrub away tough stains. We liked the honeycomb-textured mop pad, which trapped hair and dust effectively. The ultrasonic carpet detection was handy, helping the M320 avoid wet mopping our area rugs.

Battery life was decent at lower power settings, but using max suction cut the runtime significantly. We found ourselves emptying the 800ml dustbin after every 1-2 cleaning sessions in our furry household. While not a dealbreaker, more frequent maintenance was needed compared to larger models we’ve used.

We put the YONNDER R1 through its paces in a home with two cats, and we were impressed by its pet hair pickup. The tangle-free suction meant we didn’t have to clean hair off the brush roll, which was a big time-saver. It glided smoothly from hardwood to low-pile carpet, grabbing fur and kibble along the way.

The R1’s slim design let it zip under our couch and beds with ease. We liked that it returned to its dock when the battery got low, so it was always ready to go. The app was simple to use, but we found the remote handy for quick spot cleans without pulling out our phones.

We did notice the dustbin filled up fast with all the pet hair, so we had to empty it often. The R1 sometimes got stuck on thick area rugs, but it handled our low-pile carpets and hard floors like a champ. For homes with lots of pet hair and mainly hard floors or low carpets, we think the YONNDER R1 is a solid pick that won’t break the bank.

We’ve been testing the Dreame D10s Plus in our homes, and it’s impressed us with its cleaning power. The 5000 Pa suction picked up pet hair and dirt from our carpets and hard floors really well. We loved not having to empty the dustbin after every clean – the self-emptying base can hold up to 65 days of dirt.

The robot’s AI navigation worked pretty smoothly in our tests. It mapped our homes quickly and cleaned in neat rows. We could set no-go zones in the app to keep it away from problem areas. The long 280-minute runtime meant it could clean our whole house in one go, even with larger floor plans.

We did have some issues, though. The app was a bit finicky to set up at first. And while it claims to avoid pet messes, we found it didn’t always detect them. It also got stuck on some of our furniture legs. But overall, we think the D10s Plus offers great value for its features. The hands-off cleaning it provides is a big plus for busy pet owners.

We tested the Lefant M210 Pro in a home with two shedding dogs, and it impressed us with its pet hair pickup. The 2.99-inch height let it glide under couches and beds with ease. We liked how it tackled both hardwood and low-pile carpets without getting stuck.

The 2200Pa suction power did a great job grabbing fur and dust. We noticed it ramped up suction on carpets automatically. The brushless design stopped hair from tangling, which is a big plus for pet owners.

One drawback is the small 500ml dustbin. We had to empty it often during cleaning sessions. The app works okay, but it’s pretty basic compared to pricier models. It doesn’t map your home or offer no-go zones. Still, for the price, we think it’s a good value for keeping pet hair under control.

We’ve been testing the Roomba 692 in our homes, and it’s become a handy helper for keeping floors tidy. This little robot does a great job sucking up pet hair, dust, and crumbs from hard floors and low-pile carpets.

The 692 is smart enough to learn our cleaning habits and suggest times to run. We love being able to start a cleaning session with just our voice through Alexa or Google Assistant. The app is simple to use too, letting us set schedules or start cleanings when we’re away.

One thing to note: this Roomba needs a clear path to work its best. We had to pick up cords and small toys before runs to avoid tangles. The bin fills up fast with pet hair, so we empty it often. While it handles everyday messes well, it’s not the best choice for homes with very thick carpets or rugs.

The Airzeen R7 surprised us with its cleaning power. Its 3000Pa suction easily picked up pet hair and dirt from our hardwood floors and low-pile carpets. The slim 3-inch design let it slide under furniture with ease, reaching spots we often miss.

We liked the 600ml dustbin, which needed emptying less often than some pricier models we’ve tested. The five cleaning modes gave us options for different messes. Auto mode worked well for daily cleaning, while spot mode tackled localized spills.

One quirk we noticed was the app connectivity. It only works on 2.4GHz networks, which caused some setup headaches. But the included remote control saved the day, letting us start cleaning without fussing with Wi-Fi. Battery life impressed us too – it ran for nearly two hours before automatically docking to recharge.