So I was extremely skeptical of buying a robovac. Why would I drop $250 on something that I could do with a $5 broom? But, like so many other reviewers here, I gave it a try and I love it. I have been using this vacuum nearly every day for three months and it is going strong and still looks basically brand new!For context, I have a 1,000 square foot home with beautiful hardwood flooring, some tile, and a few low-pile area rugs. This vacuum is perfect for that. An hour of runtime is plenty of time for the vacuum to bump its way around my entire house and pick up everything. Occasionally it will fold up one of the smaller rugs, but largely it gets itself worked out and won't actually get stuck. Sometimes it will eat a cord, but it is gentle enough not to rip your computer/monitor/mouse/phone down or unplug anything.We initially bought this since a friend recommended Eufy robovac for cat hair control (two cats in their household), and their cats shed like crazy. We have a large fluffy dog who regularly sheds and twice a year drops her entire coat in about three weeks. Amazon recommends this particular model if you have pet hair to vacuum up, and this vacuum really delivers! It does a fantastic job of sucking up all of the hair, and then making it easy to clean all the hair out! While running it 4-6 days of the week, it keeps up with our dog's shedding and actually vacuums up hair faster than she sheds it. If you have multiple dogs or dogs and cats, then you could even run this twice per day since it does charge quickly enough to run again later in the day.Besides just the vacuuming coverage and power, this is pet friendly in other ways as well. This vacuum seems to do a good job of detecting objects in front of it in auto mode and usually won't bump into them. So if my dog is lying on the floor, it will largely avoid her. If it does bump into her, the bumper and the wheel control is really good so the bump is really gentle. My dog is shy and afraid of a lot of things, but after a few days this stopped bothering her entirely. (We may have also put some of her treats on top of it so she grabbed them off while it was running, and that helped a lot. Just a note if your dog is bribe-able.)Pros:- Plenty of runtime for a thousand foot house.- The app is great, intuitive, and easy to use. Scheduling a time to start for each day of the week is really convenient.- Sucks up SO MUCH pet hair. Like you almost wouldn't know that we have a 55 pound fluffy dog because there is so little hair left when it is done.- Awesome battery management. This thing delivers on the runtime they promised, and still has enough battery to bump around and recharge.- No issues with finding the charger for me. We situated the charger against a wall and it moves in very slowly and does not have any trouble with recharging.- Really easy to clean and empty! They made the brush roller easy to pull off and with the included slicer the hair will pull right off. The side sweeper brushes also pop right out to pull the hair off, so this is way easier to clean than a conventional stand-up push vacuum.- Gentle on your stuff if it is sucked up. Even it does suck up shirts/cords/socks/rugs, they're easy to pull back out and it does not rip or tear them or pull anything down from a ledge. They also include a few cable ties to keep your cords out of the way, which is a nice touch.- Runs quietly enough to have running during meetings or watching TV without any disturbance. With two remote workers, this is a big plus. This thing is somehow quieter than the washing machine, and it only beeps once or twice if it has any issues.- Low maintenance and easy enough for me to actually run it nearly every day, even though I am not a neat freak and in the past didn't really care at all about pet hair all over the floors.- Also great at sucking up dirt, which is especially important after it rains and the mud dries inside.Cons:- Occasionally gets stuck on cords or rugs, but does not damage them at all.- For small entryway rugs, it may pile them up and make it hard to open or close the door. Maybe this wouldn't happen if I put a nonslip mat under the rug, but it doesn't really bother me.- The edge mode does do a good job, but it would be nice if it got into corners a bit better.It's also important to note that my house is entirely one story, so I can't speak to the viability of the drop sensors or how this will fare if you huck it down a flight of stairs. And as they note in the listing, this is not the model for high pile carpets. If you house is covered in thick, extra deep, wall to wall carpeting, then you probably don't want this vacuum. But if you have hardwood floors or typical low-pile carpet, then this is a fantastic choice. And, as Amazon recommends, if you have a pet then this is the best little robovac to keep all that pet hair cleaned up!