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Best Robot Vacuum For Pet Hair

With a strong performance in our tests against dust and pet hair, the iLife VS3 Pro is one of the most affordable robots we've examined. It features a unique open funnel design that lets hair straight into the bin, reducing maintenance time.

It also provides real-time danger avoidance. This means it recognizes objects like socks and cables and veers away from them. It's so smart, in fact, that iRobot even offers a guarantee against pet-related damages.

1. iRobot Roomba j7+

A smart and efficient robot for cleaning pet hair, the iRobot Roomba J7+ is able to pick up huge amounts of fur from carpet and hard floors and then transports it to the self-emptying bin. It's design is similar with the earlier Roomba i3+ but it has a matte black finish instead of basic grey and a brushed metal disk in the center. The cleaning process is controlled with only one button in the center. It's lights up white when the robot is cleaning, and blue if the robot is headed back to its dock.

This smart vacuum comes with one of the best robot vacuum For Pet hair self-Emptying Bagless interfaces for apps we've ever encountered, making it easy to get started and customize its settings. You can label rooms, alter their boundaries, and create "no go" zones to assist it in its navigation. It even saves a detailed map of your home each time you run it which you can see at any time.

In our laboratory tests the j7+ performed extremely well against pet hair and other debris that comes from hardwood floors and carpets with low pile. Its open funnel design filters hair directly into the dustbin which allows it to outperform the majority of competing models in this category. Its hazard detection feature was also very efficient, prompting the j7 to stay clear of objects like power cords and even the poop of a dog. It struggled a bit with carpets that had high piles, however, and sometimes got caught in rug tassels.

iRobot moved the camera that traditionally sits on top of many robot vacuums to the front of the j7+, increasing its viewing angle and allowing it to better see objects on the floor. The surface recognition function also worked well, and it was able to adjust to different types of flooring. However, it occasionally had difficulty with smaller particles such as baking soda.

The j7+ also is extremely light and compact, so it can fit underneath furniture more easily than other robots. Its batteries last a good two hours on a fully charge, and it recharges as needed. You can also schedule specific tasks, like having the j7+ go to your kitchen after dinner every night.

2. Eufy RoboVac X8 Hybrid

If you have pets (or a lot of hair) and you have a lot of hair, then you'll need an automatic vacuum that is able to manage the mess. This means it should have a suction that is strong and can penetrate under furniture and into tight spaces and even down to the fur layers embedded in your carpets or rug. The majority of robot vacuums have sensors that adjust their suction in accordance with the type of surface however it's also essential to regularly clean the brush bar to remove clumps of fur and ensure the bristles aren't entangled.

The elegant RoboVac X8 Hybrid is designed to perform both functions and is a good option for homes with pets. It's powerful motor and twin turbine suction is 57.6% stronger than single-turbine vacuums. It's not as powerful as the top pet hair vacuums however it's sufficient to eliminate fur, dander and dander.

It also does mopping and you can choose among a variety of options to meet your requirements: 'Auto' is a default mapping mode, 'Room' causes it to bagless hands-free vacuum a particular area in your home "Zone" lets you draw out the area you wish to clean and 'Spot' permits you to concentrate on a specific area. The app 'Eufy' lets you manage all settings, such as suction power cleaning mode, activating BoostIQ, and creating maps of your home.

We found the X8 to be easy to use, though we'd recommend fully charging it before you begin. It worked well on both hard floors and rugs and did a great job controlling pet hair. However, it was unable to maneuver around obstacles like bookcases, sofas and chairs and did not remove all hair that was on the back of a chair that was lying across the floor.

The elegant RoboVac is less expensive than the iRobot Roomba J7+, but it's not as sturdy built and has smaller dust bin. We'd also like to see a few additional features, like the ability to schedule cleaning sessions and manually control the robot with the keypad, but it's a solid option for pet owners who want an all-purpose robot.

3. Neato D9

The Neato D9 can be a great robot to get rid of hair from pets, since it is able to get into corners and not rub against walls or furniture. It's also among the most advanced models on the market and can use its onboard lidar to map out your home and navigate around obstacles such as furniture, clutter, and toys. The new MyNeato App or voice commands on your Alexa device can be used to control the device. The D9 can last for more than 100 minutes on a full charge. It will return to its dock when the battery gets low, automatically resuming the same place it was when it left.

The D9 did well in our tests. It was able to remove 82.5 percent pet hair on hard floors. It was the best choice for carpets and was able to remove tangled pet fur or other debris which can clog robot vacuum brushes. It was unable to handle heavier debris and did not score well in our tests of navigation.

In these tests, we assess how well a robot is able to clean various floors by running it over them while observing the amount of surface litter it picks up and how much embedded dirt is sucked up. We also test the clearance of furniture, obstacles and entrapment-avoidance abilities. The D9's sensors and GPS mapping performed well in our tests, though it did have a hard to cross common household thresholds and could occasionally get caught up in items such as lamp bases or chair legs.

The D9 is a sleek and elegant device that has an LCD display with color on the bottom. It lets you view its cleaning schedule as well as status. It has a single button on top to start and pause cleaning and can be controlled using the new MyNeato app or using your voice using Alexa or Google Assistant. You can set up zones within the app that let the D9 clean certain areas regularly or only as needed. For example, you can set the D9 to clean the kitchen and dining room every evening or just on weekends.

iLife VS3 Professional

The VS3 Pro scored highly in our tests for its ability to pick up pet hair and take debris from baseboards. This model is also among the least expensive in our robot vacuum lineup. Its battery can last up to four hours, and it can continuously run for 180 minutes, which makes this machine an ideal option for those looking for an easy-to-maintain device. It is also programmed to clean specific times of the day, and it uses a large bin to hold up to seven weeks' worth of dust.

The app lets pet owners design and view digital "keep out" zones. You can block off areas that you don't wish the robot to enter like your pet's food bowl or your expensive rug. Also, it has a cliff sensor that allows it to avoid obstacles and stairs that could cause the bagless robot navigator to fall over.

The ability to adjust the suction power in accordance with the surface type is another important feature for pet owners. The VS3 Pro's default setting is sufficient for most surfaces, but you can turn it down for delicate carpeting and floors with large rugs. This model also features a powerful 2000pa suction motor that can take on many pieces of debris.

The majority of robots can be connected to your Wi-Fi for remote control and access to additional features. The iRobot Roomba j7+, for instance, can send you notifications when it's finished cleaning and automatically recharge its battery. Other models, such as the iRobot Braava or Eufy RoboVac X8 Hybrid include mopping, in addition to vacuuming.

It's important to consider the size of the dustbin that your robot vacuum with bagless self empty uses, as you will likely need to empty it frequently when using it with pet hair. A bigger bin can be handled more easily and less likely to be clogged with small particles. Take into consideration the weight of the robot, too. A heavier robot could be more difficult to move, and therefore less mobile.