For starters, one of the great selling points of the eufy Clean L50 is its self-emptying and reasonably large capacity that should let you go 60 days or so between needing to empty it, saving you a lot of hassle in the process. It can also handle both hardwood and carpeted floors just fine, so if you have a mix of floor types, you won’t run into any snags or issues. Similarly, the Clean L50 has 4,000 Pa of suction power, which is good for a robot vacuum and should handle most debris and dit without issue. Interestingly, it also has a pet mode that empties itself out more regularly when your pets are in shedding season, so if you have a breed of dog that sheds a lot, this will be perfect for you.

Besides that, the eufy Clean L50 is also quite clever. For example, LiDAR technology lets it scan its surroundings and avoid objects, doorways, and furniture so that it’s not constantly bumping into everything like some more budget-oriented robot vacuums might. This LiDAR tech also lets it create a map of your house, which can then be used to set it up to clean specific rooms on specific schedules or stay away from specific rooms. But, even if you leave it to its own devices, it will use the map to create more efficient cleaning routines, which is pretty smart.