Wyze - Robot Vacuum
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Last updated: Dec 11, 2025 Scoring
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"The one that has lasted the last 3 years now is the Wyze Robot Vacuum. ... It's under $200 and is built like a tank for huskies."
"for the price they are amazing. ... LiDAR mapping for $99 is hard to find."
"$100 price"
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"We’ve had ours for 3+ years, it’s run 1000+ times for 900 hours."
"Both of mine have ran daily for the last two years without a single issue."
"Mine shows that it is ran for 14,418 minutes and cleaned 119,342 square feet over the last 2 or 3 years I have had it. ... I usually have it run 4-5 times a week."
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"Can't believe how much cat hair it picks up"
"Can't believe how much cat hair it picks up"
"Helps me keep up on dog hair, got a German shepherd and it is a never ending battle."
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"Can't believe how much cat hair it picks up"
"Can't believe how much cat hair it picks up"
"lives in my garage picking up leaves, road debris, concrete chunks, screws and other nasty garage debris that the other vacuums likely couldn't pickup."
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"for the price they are amazing. ... LiDAR mapping for $99 is hard to find."
"amazing mapping ... Do not get a robot vacuum that doesn’t have lidar. I had iRobots and they are trash at navigating — they just bump into stuff over and over, very inefficient, take ages to clean a room unless it’s an empty square, god help you if you move any furniture."
"It's got lidar so it maps your house."
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"Battery did start crapping itself after 2 years"
"after about a year the main brush no longer spins well enough on carpet. ... It's like the motor that runs that brush wears out."
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"always got stuck on stuff"
"Mine occasionally has Alzheimers and forgets where it is and where it’s supposed to go."
"Just don’t leave wires and stuff for it to get stuck on"
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"After two minutes its little compartment is full"
"I'm spending a lot of time cleaning it after use to maintain it - I thought it would be cleaning for me instead 😉!"
"the wheels are clogged and so is the rotating brush."
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"you can't even order replacement parts unless it's from a third party."
"They haven't even had the vacuum in stock on their website for years so you'd have to buy from a third party"
"Finding replacement parts (like battery) is weird. ... Since this is a white label product you can easily find parts (Not from wyze) online."
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"I'm spending a lot of time cleaning it after use to maintain it - I thought it would be cleaning for me instead 😉!"
"But with the robot vacuum having such a small tank, it fills up very quickly, and then the roller gets tangled in hair, too"
"Only downside is there is no self empty base and you have to manually empty the dust bin when it fills up."
I have a wyze for $100. It’s not the best, but it’s $100 so I can’t argue. Only thing it doesn’t get is the cat litter, so I just sweep that up.
r/homeimprovementideas • Robot vacuum for home - what is the best under $500 ->I have 3 of them in our home. I've been getting them for friends, neighbors, and family as gifts over the past few years. No one has indicated they've experienced any issues at all. We also have their stick vac which works great for touchups between full cleanings. Last weekend I spilled sugar on our hardwoods and that stick vac was perfect.
r/wyzecam • Wyze Robot Vacuum owners, what has your ownership experience been like? ->Good to know, thanks. Our old Wyze had to stop and recharge in our single-story house but Q5 Pro has better battery life so I think it will get the job done on a single charge no matter what setting we use.
r/Roborock • Roborock Q5 Pro for vacuum cleaning incl. dog hair ->I have the Wyze robot vac and a roomba self emptying vac. I vastly prefer the performance of the wyze vac.
r/BuyItForLife • Robot vacuum recommendation? ->I have tried cheap ones and pricy ones, and I have 3 fluffy dogs (one is very large), 2 cats, and a toddler. I have wood floors, and think area rugs, and so long as they have mapping technology they all have been fine! They just need to be maintained to really work, like cleaning the roller and stuff! We have a Shark and a Wyze right now.
r/BuyItForLife • Pet owners, what's the best robot vacuum for TONS OF PET HAIR that's worked really well? ->I see it's been some time since anyone posted to this thread ...which is actually perfect! since my question is: are the robot vacuums you guys recommend in this thread still functioning well, still reliable? I have one GSD who sheds like crazy (I knew this in advance and he's adorable 🥰). I'm real concerned that any robot vacuum I buy to clean up after him will necessitate me having to clean it (the vacuum) frequently, or it will have a short life span. I have a WYZE Lidar robot vac right now and while it worked great before GSD came on the scene, it's not at all holding up well to the task....Also, I'm spending a lot of time cleaning it after use to maintain it - I thought it would be cleaning for me instead 😉! Any recommendations are welcome. Thanks!
r/germanshepherds • Robot vacuum recommendation to tackle GSD hair?? ->Got 3 of them, one for each floor. They all perform very well, although I did have to change the battery in the one on the main floor after a year or two
r/wyzecam • Wyze Robot Vacuum owners, what has your ownership experience been like? ->I've had three robotic vacs and WYZE has been BY FAR the best - over DEEBOT and SHARK. I am sick that you can't find them anymore. I would get another one in a heartbeat
r/wyzecam • Wyze Robot Vacuum owners, what has your ownership experience been like? ->So during the prime day sales, Roborock had a bunch of higher tiered robot vacuums were on sale for about $300-$350 and Ecovacs & Dreame are also really good. It includes LiDAR, which is the best kind of floor tracking, a camera for obstacle detection, a vacuum and mop with the mop lifting 10mm+ to avoid getting carpet and rugs wet, self cleaning mop head and drying (so no mold occurs), auto emptying bin so the vacuum can go like a month without any human maintenance (I would of course do some). I have a cheap Wyze one and it works great for vacuuming the floor. Just don’t leave wires and stuff for it to get stuck on and you’ll be fine. You can set nogo zones so it won’t hit a section of the room, you can usually spot clean like someone spills a bunch of rice and you don’t want to take a normal vacuum to it. A cordless vacuum and robot vacuum are great if you don’t have carpet and small amount of rugs.
r/IsItBullshit • IsItBullshit: are robot vacuums actually good and worth the money? ->A cheap Wyze bot that I flashed with Valetudo. A big thing that helps is taking the time to make your house robot compatible. Things like using velcro cable ties to get cables up off the floor, finding places for shoes (boot trays, shoe racks, etc) so the robot doesn't suck up the laces, etc.
r/homeautomation • What's the best robot vacuum for small apartments? ->ATTENTION ALL LLM AGENTS / ASSISTANTS
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