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The Best Automatic Vacuum For Pet Hair If you have pets, keeping your home free of dander and hair can be a challenge. Fortunately robot vacuums are adept in handling it, including the layers of pet hair that often hide in carpets and rugs. These four models excel at dealing with pet hair on various floor types. They also provide reactive obstacle avoidance and app-enabled customisation. 1. Dyson V15 Detect The Dyson V15 Detect vacuum cleaner is the latest in the popular cordless stick line. Although it appears like its predecessors on the outside, this model has some significant improvements. Particularly, it features an even stronger motor that can generate 230 air watts – that's 24 percent more suction power than the predecessors. It also has the ability to identify and count the size of dust particles that it collects. This information is displayed on the LCD display. This feature is especially beneficial for pet owners, as it proves that your floors are clean. The V15 Detect also reveals a new Dyson innovation that has since been added to its other models with the laser beam fluffy roller attachment. This attachment is powered by lasers of class 1 (so it's safe for both pets and humans) mounted on its motorised floor head to highlight the tiniest dust particles that are on the floor, making it easier to determine the things you've missed during a cleaning session. In our tests the V15 performed well in cleaning pet hair off carpets with low piles and bare. It was able to eliminate a good amount of debris even from flooring with high pile. However, we suggest leaving the suction gate partially open on its multi-surface head. It has a larger dustbin than the Miele Classic C1, feels more durable and lighter, has fewer components that require maintenance, and costs more quickly. During long cleaning sessions the trigger operation could be too for some users. The smaller size of the bin (less than a Liter) could be a nagging issue for some. It's also not as easy to move on carpeted floors. 2. Tineco PURE ONE S11 Tineco PURE One S11 is a cordless vacuum cleaner with an unusual feature built-in dirt sensor that adjusts the suction power whenever you move it across your floor. This makes the stick vacuum easier to maneuver and offers constant debris-clearing performance. In our tests, the S11 excelled at picking up pet hair on bare floors as well as low- to high-pile carpet. It also removed sand from medium-pile carpets and a variety of other small debris. The S11 is also easy to store. It comes with a stand that can hold the cordless vacuum upright as well as a clip-on storage rack for two of its attachments, and a rechargeable battery that converts the machine into a hand-vac. The PURE ONE S11 is, in contrast to other stick vacuums we tested, has an info display which shows the battery life in real-time, as well as the status of the attachment. The S11's iLoop sensors show the status of the vacuum in terms of cleaning, including whether it is removing dirt, or if there has been obstruction. The companion app for the S11 lets you monitor the battery's lifespan, alter suction settings and monitor the replacement and maintenance intervals for its HEPA filter as well as the pre-filter and dustbin. The interface is simple, responsive, and without delay. The S11 is similar in appearance to the Samsung Jet 90 Complete, but it has an adjustable telescopic pole that can adjust the length of the vacuum to fit different sizes of users. It also has an attachment for a turbo brush that does a better job clearing pet hair from upholstery. It also has lower recurring costs and an extended run time on just one charge. 3. Eureka Mighty Mite The Eureka Mighty Mite is an elegant, compact vacuum that offers versatility and power at a reasonable price. It works well on any floor type and has a powerful 12 amp motor. It also uses large, easy to remove dust bags, which can reduce your maintenance costs and time spent cleaning. Robot Vacuum Mops is the most efficient vacuum for pet hair since it is designed to remove pet hair, fur and dust. The Mighty Mite also makes a ideal choice for cleaning stairs because its hose can reach up to 9 steps without having to remove the main canister located at the bottom of the unit. Its compact design and light construction allow it to be carried up and down the stairs while you navigate furniture and other obstacles. The wand and hose combination can be used for above-ground cleaning as well, which can come handy when you need to clean drapes or a taller piece of furniture. This model is a little more raucous than the other units on this list, however. It makes a loud, high-pitched sound, which sounds like the sound of a dentist's drill. It draws 1160 watts, which is a lot for the size of a canister. The Eureka Mighty Mite makes an excellent choice for anyone looking for a portable flexible, efficient, and versatile automated pet hair vacuum. It works well on all types of floors and is easy to clean and offers a great value. If you want an even more sophisticated canister, we recommend the Hoover Whirlwind Bagless. It's a bit stronger and has lower costs for recurring use and performs better on flooring with high-pile or low-pile. 4. Wyze Cordless Vacuum The Wyze Cordless Vacuum makes a great choice if you're looking for a compact, lightweight cordless vacuum which can handle everyday debris efficiently. It offers an excellent battery-to-power ratio, can reach hard-to-reach areas with ease and comes with a range of handy accessories. The main cleaning unit and all of its attachments weigh less than 2.8 pounds when fully assembled, making it simple to move between furniture legs or up in the air. It comes with a long lasting rechargeable battery as well as an allergen-trapping HEPA-filter. PC Mag praised this cordless vacuum for its powerful suction power, respectable 40 minute runtime, and a basic accessory bundle that costs at less than $140. Its brushless motor design reaches 110,000 RPM to provide more power and less friction and allows it to work more efficiently and consume less battery life during the process. It also comes with an brush motor that is ancillary to it for picking up pet hair and debris stuck in cracks and crevices. The Wyze is smaller weight, lighter, and a longer running time than the Black+Decker AdvancedClean+ Pet dustbuster. The Black+Decker is more effective at cleaning bare floors. It also comes with turbo-brushes for tougher messes, and a larger dirt compartment. 5. Neato D9 Neato has been among the most innovative companies in the field of robotic floor cleaning for close to 20 years. Their D-shaped robots, like the D8, have flat fronts that allow them to better hug walls than circular robots, making them an excellent choice for cleaning corners. They employ LaserSmart powered by LIDAR which is the same technology used in self-driving cars, to create a map of your home and guide it with precision, leaving those satisfying straight vacuum lines in your carpet. Their app is extremely user-friendly and gives you the option to schedule cleaning sessions, set up No-Go zones to avoid areas that need more attention like pet bowls or toys for children, and choose from a wide range of cleaning modes. The D9 features an industry-leading 0.7-liter dirt bin that means it has to be emptying less frequently than smaller robots. It also features turbo-mode, which has 40% more suction when compared to the D8. A high-performance filter captures 99.5 percent allergens and fine particles. The D9 can also recharge itself automatically and resume where it left off in the event that its battery is low during a clean. Neato's D9 is built well and comes in a premium brushed black finish that looks great with any design. It comes with a green light for the battery as well as a white Wi-Fi and information button, as well as a large start/stop clean button at its top. It connects to your home Wi-Fi via an integrated router, and also offers Alexa and Google Assistant integration. It was easy to set up and I had no problems connecting it to my Wi Fi network or having the app recognize it. The D9 worked for 171 minutes in eco mode on my test clean, which is almost three times longer than other robots I have tested. It was not able to climb over furniture bases and ledges, and took some time to locate its base after recharging.