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Eufy Clean L60 discontinued by manufacturer in favor of newer C-series models
Eufy discontinued the entire L60 series, including the Self-Empty Station and Hybrid Self-Empty Station configurations, in October 2025, with no further units planned for restock.
Full assessment3 claims · 3 technical notes · 2 sources
Where it standsAutonomy LadderIIIIIIIVVLevel IIAssisted AutonomyHuman ReadinessReady NowNew to MarketWaitKnown IssuesNot ratedRobovations Score04055708557CapableWhat happenedThe manufacturer points buyers toward the newer C10, C20, and Omni C28 models as replacements. Existing owners should watch whether app and firmware support continues now that production has ended.
Bottom lineThe L60 line has ended production with no announced restock, leaving existing owners dependent on remaining retailer stock and refurbished units.
ImpactOn autonomy
- No hardware or navigation capability changed as part of this discontinuation.
- iPath Laser Navigation and mapping behavior remain identical to previously shipped units.
On readiness
- New unit availability ends, leaving refurbished stock and existing retailer inventory as the only source.
- Long-term firmware and app support outlook is unconfirmed following the discontinuation announcement.
Claim check3 maker claims checked against the record. Open one to read the finding.
eufy frames the L60's exit as a simple upgrade path, titling its notice "Here're Your Best Alternatives
Documented findingeufy's own product page marks both the L60 with Self-Empty Station and the L60 Hybrid Self-Empty Station "Discontinued; final L60 model" with no restock plannedReview coverage describes the L60 as still receiving app updates after discontinuation
Documented findingeufy has not published a firmware or app support end date for the L60 following the discontinuation announcementC10, C20, and Omni C28 are positioned as direct L60 replacements
Documented findingThe C-series models carry different suction, dock, and mopping configurations; specifications do not map one-to-one onto the L60 or L60 HybridEvidence2 sources · 1 linked
- 1eufy (Official Product Page)
- 2Electrokitnamed, not linked
Technical notes3 sectionsDiscontinuation Timeline
eufy launched the L60 in November 2023 and ended production of the full L60 series, including the L60 with Self-Empty Station and the L60 Hybrid Self-Empty Station, starting in October 2025. eufy’s own product page marks both configurations “Discontinued; final L60 model” and states no new units are planned for restock.
Successor Lineup
eufy directs L60 owners and prospective buyers toward the newer C-series: the compact Auto-Empty C10 as the closest match to the base L60 with Self-Empty Station, the Omni C20 for a fuller mop-and-vac combo, and the Omni C28 for buyers who wanted the L60 Hybrid Self-Empty Station’s mopping capability. None of these models is a direct spec-for-spec replacement.
Support Status
Existing L60 units remain under eufy’s standard warranty and continue to receive app connectivity as of the discontinuation announcement. eufy has not published a defined end date for firmware or app support. Remaining new stock at retailers such as Amazon and Best Buy, along with refurbished units sold through eufy’s own store, are the only channels left for buyers seeking the model.
- 2023
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Eufy Clean L60 launches at retail as sub-$300 LiDAR vacuum
Eufy released the Clean L60 (model T2126) at $299 across Amazon and manufacturer direct channels, marking the first systematic LiDAR navigation vacuum at that price tier from the brand.
Full assessment4 claims · 4 technical notes · 2 sources
Where it standsAutonomy LadderIIIIIIIVVLevel IIAssisted AutonomyHuman ReadinessReady NowNew to MarketWaitKnown IssuesNot ratedRobovations Score04055708557CapableWhat happenedThe most significant consequence is that multi-room mapping and scheduled cleaning became accessible without premium pricing. Long-term mapping stability and brush durability under real-world use require monitoring as owner data accumulates.
Bottom lineLaunch specifications are consistent with the product delivered; gap between marketing and reality lies in obstacle avoidance framing, which implies more capability than bump detection provides.
ImpactOn autonomy
- LiDAR-based room mapping replaces random-path navigation at budget price point
- Multi-room scheduling enabled without camera or AI obstacle avoidance
- Single-floor persistent mapping operational at launch per manufacturer documentation
On readiness
- Available immediately via Amazon and eufylife.com at $299 MSRP
- No subscription required; app scheduling functional on initial firmware
- 30-minute setup per manufacturer documentation including dock placement and WiFi pairing
Claim check4 maker claims checked against the record. Open one to read the finding.
LiDAR navigation for precise, systematic cleaning
Documented findingLiDAR enables room mapping and systematic coverage; obstacle avoidance limited to bump sensor detection per specifications5000 Pa suction for deep cleaning
Documented findingManufacturer specification lists 5000 Pa; owner reports at launch note adequate hard-floor performance, reduced effectiveness on deep carpet120-minute runtime covering large homes
Documented finding120-minute battery per specifications; adequate for approximately 800-1000 sqft single-floor homes; multi-floor requires relocationSimple setup, clean in minutes
Documented findingManufacturer documentation estimates 30-minute setup; WiFi pairing and dock positioning require app configuration stepsEvidence2 sources · 1 linked
12Jun 2023Nov 2023filed 1 Nov 2023- 1Eufy Press Release1 Jun 2023
- 2The Verge15 Jun 2023named, not linked
Technical notes4 sections
Product Identity
Model number T2126. Released June 2023. MSRP $299. Available through Amazon US and eufylife.com direct.
Navigation Architecture
LiDAR-based room mapping with bump sensor obstacle detection. Single-floor persistent map stored via Eufy app. No camera module; no AI object recognition. Room division and no-go zone configuration supported in app.
Core Specifications at Launch
Suction: 5000 Pa. Runtime: 120 minutes. Charge time: 240 minutes. Dustbin: approximately 450 mL (manual empty; no self-empty dock). Dimensions: 13.4 x 13.4 x 3.7 inches. Weight: 5.1 lbs.
Connectivity
WiFi (2.4 GHz). Alexa and Google Home compatible. Eufy app required for scheduling and map management. Cloud-dependent mapping sync; no local processing.