eufy L60 Robot Vacuum
Last updated: 4 October 2026
The eufy L60 robot vacuum maps your home with a spinning laser, so it cleans in straight lines room by room instead of bouncing off the furniture. It has 5,000Pa of suction, a 350ml dustbin and up to 120 minutes of run time. On 4 October 2026 Amazon UK had it at £139.99, down from £174.99, sold by AnkerDirect UK, eufy's own Amazon shop. eufy's UK site listed it at £189.99 and out of stock.
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How it finds its way around
The L60 uses a lidar sensor on top, which eufy calls iPath Laser Navigation. On its first run it scans each room and builds a floor plan in the eufy Clean app.
Once the map exists, you can name rooms, send it to clean just the kitchen, and draw no-go zones around a pet bowl or a tangle of cables. It can store maps for more than one floor, so you can carry it upstairs and it will recognise where it is.
Obstacle avoidance is by infrared sensors rather than a camera. So it will slow down for a chair leg, but it will not recognise a sock or a phone charger on the floor. Clear those up before a run.
Suction and carpets
The motor peaks at 5,000Pa. eufy's BoostIQ setting raises the suction automatically when the robot rolls onto carpet and drops it again on hard floors, which saves battery.
It climbs thresholds up to 20mm. eufy says it handles carpets up to 26mm thick, and suggests a no-go zone for rugs with fringes, which tangle in the brush.
There is one side brush rather than two. eufy says that is deliberate, because the laser map lets it follow the walls closely.
Key facts
- Price: £139.99 on Amazon UK on 4 October 2026 (was £174.99), sold by AnkerDirect UK; £189.99 on eufy UK, out of stock
- Navigation: lidar laser mapping, infrared obstacle sensors
- Suction: up to 5,000Pa, with BoostIQ for carpets
- Dustbin: 350ml
- Run time: up to 120 minutes
- Battery: 2,600mAh lithium-ion
- Climbs: thresholds up to 20mm
- Wi-Fi: 2.4GHz and 5GHz
- Voice control: Alexa and Google Assistant
- Rating: 4.3 out of 5 from 2,462 ratings on Amazon UK
Who it suits
- Flats and small houses: up to 120 minutes on one charge, with room-by-room cleaning from the app.
- Pet owners: daily runs keep on top of hair between proper cleans, as long as you empty the bin often.
- Anyone setting up a first smart home: it works with Alexa and Google Assistant, so you can start a clean by voice.
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The limits
It is a vacuum only. There is no mop, so for hard floors that need washing you would want the L60 Hybrid, which eufy sells as a separate model.
The 350ml bin is small. eufy itself says it holds two to three days of dust and hair, so you will be emptying it by hand. eufy sells the L60 with a self-empty station as a separate model if that matters to you.
Infrared sensors cannot identify small objects, so cables, socks and pet toys can still get sucked up or tangled.
Where to buy it in the UK
Amazon UK sells the L60 through AnkerDirect UK, the official shop of Anker, which owns the eufy brand. eufy lists the full specification and spare parts on its eufy Clean L60 product page, and sells a replacement kit of brushes and filters for £27.99.
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FAQs
How much is the eufy L60 robot vacuum?
£139.99 on Amazon UK on 4 October 2026, down from £174.99. eufy's own UK shop listed it at £189.99 and out of stock.
Does the eufy L60 mop?
No. The L60 only vacuums. The L60 Hybrid is the version with a mopping pad.
How big is the eufy L60 dustbin?
350ml. eufy says that holds two to three days of dust and hair before it needs emptying.
Can the eufy L60 clean carpets?
Yes. BoostIQ raises the suction on carpet, and eufy says it copes with carpets up to 26mm thick. Fringed rugs are best marked as a no-go zone.
Does the eufy L60 work with Alexa?
Yes. It works with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant, as well as the eufy Clean app.
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