I have two labs and this little vacuum keeps my house spotless from all the dog hair. We have LVP throughout the house and a few rugs and this vacuum easily navigates our entire home and doesn’t mess up the rugs. Sometimes, if the container is full (it often is), there will be clumps of dog fur around the house but other than that this thing gets the job done! It’s not too noisy and has three different modes for suction, and it learns the layout of rooms pretty quick, too. I would suggest getting plastic guards to go under tables, couches, etc. because it will get stuck in really tight spaces. The app is easy to use and the vacuum finds its charger all on its own once the battery is low. I can’t recommend this thing enough!!

Seriously though I was hesitant on buying a robot vacuum because I’ve heard so many early on negatives but as things have progressed, I have seen the quality this is unbelievable. I recommend this completely. I think that if you have dogs or cats in your house that shed you can turn this on and it will go through and pick up all the dog or cat hair or at least 90% of it. Obviously, you’re gonna have to move furniture or use an actual vacuum or both to get the entire job done but the robot vacuum does 95% of it Five stars is not enough. OK, here’s the edit; it says 120 minute run time most of the time I have it on carpet boost and powerful mode and I get right at 80 minutes every time I use it and it’s really wonderful to keep up on pet hair, etc. but I still use my corded vacuum a couple times a month

Full disclosure: this is my first experience with a robot vacuum. Liked: Effective with debris (dust, dirt, lint, pet & human hair, bits of paper) Battery powers 2 hour runtime Disliked: Big Wheel (kids tricycle) hard plastic tires on wood floor=noise, didn't often find its way home to charge, body builds static=dust clings to it. Fun to watch algorithms at work and this thing can climb over 1"x2” lumber intended as a barrier. Wish: No-go zones or magnetic barrier sensors. I initially rated it five star. Then it broke after 13 days. Contacted support by phone, and they walked me thru a basic reset procedure. Not successful. Then we exchanged emails a few times. Still no luck. I like this machine. In this price range, I don't think you will find better. I recommend this machine for hard floors (no carpet available to comment on). In just the few days that it's been down, I see what a great job it was doing! I'm getting a new one. Same model from the same merchant. I'm betting that the broken one is a fluke. I am getting the extended warranty this time because I want to still be using it in three years—it's that good. Update: Lefant service folks seriously tried to fix the problem. When they couldn't, they sent a new machine. In the meantime, I bought a second unit. Now I'm blessed with two great machines that I heartily recommend! The 2nd machine is in a different area. One with some rugs. Hey, look at that nice clean carpet! Should you ever need support from Lefant I believe you will be completely satisfied with the outcome. Thanks Lefant Service; the five-star rating is back 😁

I wasn't too sure about this vacuum, but after reading the reviews, u decided to give it a chance. I am so glad I did, it works well. I mainly use it for my living room, which used to be a two car garage, so it's big. I connected to Alexa, and the ease of using it is great. Also, emptying the canister is simple, and quick. I would definitely recommend if you don't want to spend on a name brand.

This robot vacuum has been a fantastic addition to my cleaning routine. One of its best features is the ability to schedule cleaning times. Waking up to a clean floor and returning home to one, especially with a Cane Corso at home, is truly a delight. Its sturdy design gives me confidence that this beauty will last a long time. I particularly appreciate the adjustable "obstacle avoidance sensitivity," which helps prevent damage to walls and furniture. The battery life is impressive, easily allowing it to clean my entire first floor, including the kitchen, living room, and dining room. However, there are a couple of drawbacks. The suction power on carpet could be stronger, and it doesn't save the floor map, which means it might miss spots occasionally. I've also noticed that even in "powerful mode," some hair is left on the carpet. Despite these minor issues, this robot vacuum serves its purpose well and saves me a lot of manual sweeping.

I bought a Lefant M210 in March 2024. The machine worked perfectly for about 20 cleaning routines and I was really very satisfied with my purchase and effectiveness of my machine, which has an excellent quality/price ratio. When it started to give me problems in its operation, I contacted the Customer Service Center, where they treated me with great professionalism and kindness. After giving me a couple of instructions to try to correct the problem without success, they offered me to change the machine for a completely new one. I really felt grateful for their behavior and I am waiting for my new Lefant M210.

I've tested this and used it for 2 days now. Cleans well enough and does not fall down the stairs. Using the Lefant app is almost impossible to use with Alexa. Instead, use the Smart life app. Once paired with the smart life app it will erase itself from the Lefant app and will be recognized by Alexa. From there you can transfer it to the Lefant app in order for it to be recognized by Alexa. I deleted the Lefant app and just used the smart life app being that I already have it on my phone to control my lights. One less app using up the memory and storage of my phone. The duration of the battery is an hour and a half or 90 minutes give or take 5 minutes which is good enough to clean 2 bedrooms, a den and a long hallway. There is an area rug in my den, hallway, and 1 bedroom and it managed to go over them without any problems most of the time. Whats irritating is when its done its job and needs to go back to the charging dock. It spends so much time looking for the charging dock that it runs out of power before being able to dock. It keeps passing the dock which is just 1 or 2 feet away. But here is what I noticed, when I press home on the remote and the unit is 5 feet or less away in a straight line from the charging dock, it'll never (maybe sometimes) find the dock. But if its more than 7 or 8 feet away it manages to find the charging dock. I initially place the charging dock on the short end of the hallway (middle of the hallway, around 5 feet across) while testing it and only once was it able to find the charging dock. But when I placed it in the living room, the wall where I placed the charging dock was across another wall around 20-25 feet away, it manages to find the charging dock always. Seems like it needs a long path (like a runway) to prep itself and make a bee line towards the dock. Makes me want to return this because of that but still thinking it over because I do like the color as it does not show the dust which accumulates on the top of it. I have a black one and you can see the dust which sticks to the sides of the unit as if though it has been off roading. If I were to compare this to a vacuum with a roller brush, the roller brush wins without question. I tested this the first time by running the Lefant once a day for 5 days in three rooms which have 10 x 7 area rugs and a hallway runner which is 12 feet long by 3 feet. These rugs have been manually vacuumed twice a week with a regular (the type that you pull with you) vacuum and results seem to show that the robot vacuum did a better job. I then ran a robot vacuum with a roller brush for just once for 75 minutes. The vacuum with the roller brush deep cleaned the the rugs way much better and actually vacuumed out more dust and lint than the Lefant. That was 5 days at 100 minutes per use with the Lefant vs 1 use for 75 minutes with a roller brushed robot vacuum. First dust pile is the Lefant. Second is the roller brushed vacuum. The proof says it all. Though the lefant does a good job, it could be better. Its fine I guess but compared to a Eufy 30C, i prefer the Eufy over this. More elegant, it has a roller brush which lifts the dust off the carpet though hair gets caught on the roller but its not that hard to remove. I would rather that the dust gets lifted out of the carpet than just off the surface. And the Eufy always finds its way to the chraging dock. I'm testing another unit by Acecool, seems to be the same as the Lefant M210, even the manual of the Acecool mentions the M210. Acecool has a bigger capacity battery with a running time of 170 minutes (don't know if its true but I am testing it right now, its been running for an hour and 10 minutes as I write this) and the same features. They look almost the same in size, the body structure, and dust bin. The only difference is the color and the top cover. Only thing I don't like about the Acecool is that its black and fell down the stairs when I used the edge (wall) cleaning mode. I think the wheel slipped since the sides of these units don't have side sensors. Acecool does go over the carpets much better and seems more solid compared to the Lefant. Still testing. At the moment, a 3 star rating is the best I can give the Lefant M210

Bought this over a year ago and we are still going strong...we named our vacuum "Mo" from the movie Wall-E. Because it seems like he is always trying to clean in areas not needed 🤦‍♀️. Mo does not have a specific pattern per say. He kind of just goes everywhere and then when his battery is low he wonders around the house trying to find his home. We typically feel bad for him and just carry him back to his spot. Downsides: no alert when holder is full, we have dogs and so pet hair is an obvious, no alert is annoying and results in us chasing Mo around to empty him. Not going to clean carpets at all, although will pick up bigger items, but if you're expecting it to clean the hair out, it won't. Will sometimes get hyper focused on one area, like our chair ... we have to move Mo onto another section because he will just keep running into the chair. Will sometimes yeet himself off the stairs, it only happened a couple times, I think he learned his lesson though because he hasn't done it in some time now. The app is not always user friendly, tried to use the "map my house" part and it worked a couple times and then just stopped. Upside- it is a cheaper robot vacuum and still going strong after a year Replacement parts are not horribly priced. Does a good job cleaning the floors and does try to get in all the areas of the house.

Edit 07/02/2024 - I was surprised to receive an email from the company’s customer service. They were reaching out to try to make things right, as my previous review was brutally honest. I received an option for a full refund or to receive a replacement at no charge. The email was kind and apologetic, only focused on how to make things right. To be honest, I was outside of the refund period, and had succumbed to just being out he money I spent. It is refreshing to know a company still cares about their customers and will take care of problems that arise. I have changed my rating from 1 to 4 stars because the company is willing to do what is right. They have noted that problems I noted will be addressed by their team to correct the issues. Previous post for reference: This vacuum worked fine for a couple weeks on a daily schedule, but after the couple weeks would beep incessantly while charging. The beeps would occur every five minutes, with a cadence and beep count that could not be found in any troubleshooting documentation. I finally turned off the power and stopped using it out of frustration. Upon attempting to restart, the unit will turn on but will not work or respond to the button. So disappointed.

The Lefant Robot Vacuum Cleaner works decently well. We've never hooked it up to wifi so we don't use the programming feature. In manually mode, when we turn it on theres about a 50/50 chance whether it will suck or not. We turn it off, turn it on again and it sucks; so you just have to pay attention. The whiskers will get knocked off if they get under a rug or cord but that doesn't happen often. It sucks up decently well. We got it when it goes on sale for $80 so for that price, I think it works pretty good.