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Drop the vacuum and invest in the best robot vacuum for pet hair — it's hands-free and time-saving, providing you with results that are fur-real.
Created with four levels of suction and three levels of water flow, you can determine just how deep of a clean you want your floors and carpet to receive. The vacuum also lasts up to 150 minutes of cleaning before it goes back to its charging dock, labeling it just one of the problem-solving products for dog owners.
Promising review: "Overall, I love this robot. The robot is smart enough to go around obstacles in its way. It follows a well-planned route for cleaning instead of wandering around randomly through the room. I didn't expect it to vacuum much at first because we just did a thorough clean not long ago after we moved into the new apartment — but this vacuum is so powerful. I was surprised to see so much dust and hair come out from a seemingly clean carpet. It should be an excellent helper if you have pets. It's a bit noisy though due to its powerful suction, but it’s bearable." —Joe He
Get it from Amazon for $349.99 (available in two colors).
It can pick up dirt and pet hair on carpet, hardwood, tiling, and marble flooring, so you can kick your feet up while it does all the work. Its anti-fall and anti-collision sensors also limit bumping or falling — oh, and it also mops.
Promising info: "I got this for cleaning up dirt and pet hair. UPDATE: OMG, this thing can mop! I got the wet mop bin and pads and let it loose on the previously mopped kitchen and I couldn't believe how dirty the pad was. It seems to cover everything several times which pretty much cleans it all. And it is soooooo quiet either mopping or vacuuming. We have two other brand bots that were almost $1,000 each and I would say other than lacking boundary controls, this one out cleans them both." —saspinner
Get it from Amazon for $179.99.
While it cleans your floors — right down to sweeping — it also simultaneously filters air to leave your house sparkling (or at least without hair tumbling across the floor). If you want it to avoid certain areas, then its blOck Plus will let you create up to two digital boundaries perpendicularly.
Promising review: "I have four cats and a dog, and no pet hair tumbleweeds! I love Bob. My husband has back issues but was trying to vacuum because I work full-time. He finally stopped trying to hurt himself when I purchased Bob. Bob is a great member of the family pulling much more than his own weight with all of that hair in his dustbin. It was still more affordable than other models with the mopping function. Be sure to clean Bob after each use (it takes less than two minutes), but I've had Bob for at least two years and it is still going strong!" —LadyLiberty
Get it from Bed Bath & Beyond for $351.99 (available in two colors) or from Amazon for $286.99.
The re-engineered model was made to be the slimmest of its kind so that it can get to those hard-to-reach spaces. This device was compared to a microwave in terms of loudness and features an infrared sensor to evade obstacles, and drop-sensing tech to avoid falls.
Promising review: "I can't say enough about this little guy. It works great, cleans great, finds its way home great, and is quiet. My sister has the other brand that costs a lot more and it is not nearly as good as this little guy. I have a long hair cat and having a Robo vac is a must! It cleans up the hair and the other little bits of trash with no problem. It is quiet enough to continue watching TV while it moves through the room. It very seldom gets hung up or needs to be rescued. The low profile of this vac makes it perfect for cleaning under furniture and the cat has never been afraid of it. If you have a lot of pet fur, it will need to be emptied at least every other day." —Matthew's Mom
Get it on Amazon for $199.99 (available for $40 off when you clip the coupon before checkout and in two colors).
Get up to 150-minutes of deep cleaning in one charge with this device. The LaserSmart mapping and navigation software helps provide its most efficient and precise clean while the virtual no-go lines allow you to determine where it can't go.
Promising review: "Purchased this about a month ago to replace a Roomba. The bot cleans way better and has fewer parts to clean on a weekly basis. It doesn’t leave hair rolls all over the house like the Roomba did. Cleans the entire house on one charge too! Really very happy with it." —Fireforthall
Get it from Lowes for $599.99.
This machine works fur-bulously on wood, hardwood, and carpet surfaces, plus it can go up 15-degrees to handle most bumps. For a budget-friendly device, it comes with four cleaning modes including auto clean, spot clean, wall follow clean, or manual clean, which you can control using the app, remote, or your voice (just connect it to your smart home device).
Promising review: "It works wonderfully. Gets stuck sometimes under a piece of furniture or tangles on cords. So you need to prepare a little bit. Pick up cords and anything you don't want to be stuck in the vacuum. I block off some areas that don't need the vacuum. I have six cats and three dogs so this has been a godsend for my wood floors. Transitions well from wood to carpet. I am very impressed. Pet hair and bits and pieces are all picked up without problems. The carpet nap is fluffed and cleaned." —L. Vaughn
Get it from Amazon for $135.88.
A robot vacuum is just one of the tech products that'll do the work for you and this model comes packed with features. It can even mop wood, tile, linoleum, and other sealed hard floors, making this a pet product worth the investment.
Promising review: "Whether the cat knocked over a plant and dumped dirt everywhere, or I just need the daily sweep of all the pet hair throughout the house, this thing is my favorite purchase of the past SEVERAL YEARS! It four-wheels over the 1-inch lip from our kitchen into the dining room so I don’t even have to help it, and when it does need help it's because it sucked up something that gets stuck. It beeps for human assistance and its mechanisms are all super simple to clean and disassemble. The dust bin is large enough to get the whole house in one go with me only having to dump it once per cleaning session when it’s done." —Kelly Cox
Get it from Amazon for $319.98 (available with or without pet cleaner).
You'll almost fur-get what hair-covered floors look like once you turn this puppy on. It can automatically detect what surface it's on and adjust its settings accordingly while cleaning for up to 120 minutes before needing to recharge. Since it was built with a three-brush system and mopping capability, it vacuums and mops your floors at the same time — the mopping tank is not included.
Promising review: "I recently sold my Roomba i7. It was just so LOUD that I couldn’t run it while in the room. It was also very erratic even with mapping technology. My sister owned this one, and I loved how well it cleaned while still being quiet. After owning, I found that the mapping technology is much smarter than my Roomba ever was. It doesn’t just ram into walls/furniture and slows down when approaching. It also remembers furniture and realizes foreign objects without remapping all the time. The bin is MUCH larger. The mop attachment is really neat, and all for one-third of the price!" —Deanna
Get it from Amazon for $199.99 (available in two colors).
Enjoy up to 90-minutes of vacuuming with the robot and up to 70-minutes with the handheld before they need to recharge. For those who prefer a device without cameras, this machine maps your home’s layout with proprietary sensors for more privacy.
Promising review: "This is the best robotic vacuum I've ever used! I love the handheld vacuum, too! Different than anything else out there." —Tex
Get it from Walmart for $255.32 (available in two colors).
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