Is the Eufy L60 Still Sold?

No. eufy has discontinued the entire L60 series and does not plan to restock new units. That covers every L60 model, including the two that shipped with a Self-Empty Station (SES), which are the eufy L60 with Self-Empty Station, which was the final L60 model, and the L60 Hybrid with Self-Empty Station.

We reviewed the Omni C28 separately, and the C28 figures below come from that review. eufy maps each discontinued model to a replacement and names two more models for shoppers who want something else.

  • eufy L60 with Self-Empty Station: replaced by the eufy Auto-Empty C10, which eufy calls the closest replacement
  • eufy L60 Hybrid with Self-Empty Station: replaced by the eufy Robot Vacuum Omni C28, for stronger vacuuming and mopping automation
  • Other models eufy names: the C20 and the X10 Pro Omni, as mop-focused or premium options
  • Renewed L60 units: listed on eufy's store, though availability may be limited

Choosing Between the Two Replacements

The choice between the two replacements comes down to mopping. Choose the C10 if you want a vacuum-first, low-maintenance robot for an apartment or smaller home. Choose the C28 if you want the robot to mop and the dock to wash and dry the mop.

Neither replacement is better on every line. The C10 rates 1,000 pascals (Pa) less suction than the L60, and the C28 scored below average on obstacle avoidance in our review.

The C10 section shows what the lower suction buys you in exchange, and the C28 section explains how to prepare a floor before each run.

The Original Eufy L60 Design

The eufy Robovac L60 launched in November 2023 and was known for three things: laser navigation, strong everyday suction, and a brush design that helped pick up pet hair and debris.

On paper, the L60 rated 5,000 Pa of suction and climbed thresholds up to 20 mm. The Self-Empty Station version moved dust from the robot's bin into a 2.5 L dust bag in the dock.

Auto-Empty C10 as the Eufy L60 Self-Empty Station Replacement

The eufy Auto-Empty C10 is eufy's closest replacement for the L60 with Self-Empty Station, built as a vacuum-first, low-maintenance robot for apartments and smaller homes. It keeps a self-emptying dock like the L60 SES, with lower rated suction, a larger bag and a slimmer body.

The C10's body is 2.85 inches tall. Measure the gap under your lowest sofa or bed: any gap taller than 2.85 inches fits the C10's body.

The 3 L dust bag in the C10's auto-empty station holds dirt for up to 60 days, according to eufy.

Here is how the C10 lines up against the L60 with Self-Empty Station on the figures eufy publishes:

  • Suction: L60 5,000 Pa; C10 4,000 Pa, which is 1,000 Pa or 20% lower
  • Dust bag: L60 SES 2.5 L per eufy's L60 listing; C10 3 L, which is 0.5 L or 20% larger
  • Threshold climbing: L60 up to 20 mm; C10 up to 20 mm
  • Height: L60 3.9 inches; C10 2.85 inches
  • Brush: L60 brush design for pet hair and debris; C10 edge expansion brush

Where the C10 Falls Short of the L60

The C10 is a step down from the L60 in rated suction. If the L60's 5,000 Pa figure was part of why you liked it, the C10's 4,000 Pa is 20% lower, though the C10 has the larger bag and slim body.

eufy's comparison lists the same 20 mm obstacle threshold for both models, so the C10 gives up no climbing height. What it gives up is rated suction. eufy lists no mop for the C10 in its L60 comparison and describes it as vacuum-first, so if you want the robot to mop, skip to the C28. eufy's L60 alternatives page also gives no C10 price, so check the current figure on eufy's store.

Omni C28 as the Eufy L60 Hybrid Replacement

The eufy Robot Vacuum Omni C28 is eufy's pick for anyone replacing an L60 Hybrid with Self-Empty Station who wants stronger vacuuming and more mopping automation. It mops with a HydroJet Self-Cleaning Roller Mop and docks in a 5-in-1 Omni Station.

The Omni Station handles dust emptying, mop washing, drying, and water management.

Suction is rated at 15,000 Pa for carpets, hard floors, and mixed surfaces. That is three times the L60's 5,000 Pa and 3.75 times the C10's 4,000 Pa.

The C28 uses a DuoSpiral Detangle Brush, and our [Eufy Omni C28 review](/reviews/eufy-omni-c28) reports perfect pet-hair pickup.

Where the C28 Falls Short

It avoided 15 of 24 test obstacles in the testing our C28 review reports, so pick up cords, socks, and small toys before each run.

Price is the other factor to plan around. The C28 lists at $799.99 and is frequently discounted to around $529.99, a $270 gap.

eufy's L60 alternatives page gives no C28 price, so check the current figure on eufy's store before you order.

C10 and C28 Compared Side by Side

The C10 suits a vacuum-only replacement and the C28 suits a vacuum-and-mop replacement, and the spec rows below show what each costs you in trade:

  • Replaces: C10 replaces the L60 with Self-Empty Station; C28 replaces the L60 Hybrid with Self-Empty Station
  • Suction: C10 4,000 Pa; C28 15,000 Pa
  • Mopping: C10 none listed in eufy's L60 comparison; C28 HydroJet Self-Cleaning Roller Mop
  • Dock: C10 auto-empty station with a 3 L bag rated for up to 60 days; C28 5-in-1 Omni Station with dust emptying, mop washing, drying, and water management
  • Known weak point: C10 has 20% less rated suction than the L60; C28 avoided 15 of 24 obstacles in testing
  • Verdict: C10 for vacuum-only, low-maintenance cleaning in an apartment or smaller home; C28 for vacuuming plus automated mopping

Who Each Replacement Does Not Suit

The C10 does not suit anyone who wants the robot to mop, because eufy positions it as vacuum-first. That buyer should go straight to the C28.

The C28 does not suit a floor that is usually covered in cords and small objects, given its 15 of 24 obstacle result. If that describes your floors and you still want the C28's mop, plan a quick pickup before every run.

Neither replacement suits a buyer who wants the L60's exact numbers and nothing else. That buyer's only route is a renewed L60, covered next.

C20 and X10 Pro Omni as Other Named Options

eufy names two more models on its L60 alternatives page: the C20 and the X10 Pro Omni, described as other mop-focused or premium options.

eufy lists the C20 at 7,000 Pa and the X10 Pro Omni at 8,000 Pa with a front-facing RGB camera for obstacle avoidance, and gives no price for either. Both sit below the C28's 15,000 Pa.

If the C10 and C28 both miss what you need, read our [eufy robot vacuum reviews](/reviews/eufy-robot-vacuums) for more of eufy's lineup.

Renewed L60 Units as a Secondary Option

Refurbished or renewed L60 units, such as ones labeled "Certified, 90% New," appear on eufy's store. Availability may be limited, so treat a renewed L60 as a backup plan.

The main upgrade path is the C10 or the C28. A renewed unit makes the most sense if you want the L60's exact specs, its 5,000 Pa suction and 20 mm threshold climbing, and you find one in stock.

eufy says no restock is planned, so we point vacuum-only buyers to the C10 and mopping buyers to the C28.

Ongoing Support for L60 Owners

Support for the L60 continues after the discontinuation, through eufy's support page, a frequently asked questions (FAQ) page, and eufy's support agents.

The support page carries how-to videos, including how to remove mop pads and how to connect the robot to Wi-Fi. The FAQ page covers troubleshooting.

If you already own an L60, start with those videos and the troubleshooting FAQ at eufy.com before contacting an agent. If you are buying new, decide whether you need mopping, then compare current C10 and C28 prices on eufy's store before you order a Eufy L60 replacement.

Bottom Line

Buy the Auto-Empty C10 to replace an L60 with Self-Empty Station with another vacuum-first robot. It gives up 1,000 Pa of rated suction and adds a 3 L bag that holds dirt for up to 60 days. Buy the Omni C28 if you want mopping automation, 15,000 Pa of rated suction, and a dock that washes and dries the mop, and clear floor clutter before each run. A renewed L60 on eufy's store is a backup if one is in stock.

Decide whether you need the robot to mop, then measure the gap under your lowest furniture against the C10's 2.85-inch height before you pick a Eufy L60 replacement.

FAQs

Which eufy L60 models are discontinued?

All of them. eufy has discontinued the entire L60 series, including the eufy L60 with Self-Empty Station, which was the final L60 model, and the L60 Hybrid with Self-Empty Station.

Can I buy a new eufy L60 with Self-Empty Station?

No. eufy does not plan to restock new L60 units. Renewed units labeled "Certified, 90% New" appear on eufy's store, but availability may be limited, so treat them as a backup to the Auto-Empty C10.

Should I choose the Omni C28 or the Auto-Empty C10 as a replacement?

Choose the C10 to replace an L60 with Self-Empty Station if you only need vacuuming, and choose the C28 to replace an L60 Hybrid if you want mopping. The C10 rates 4,000 Pa and adds a 3 L bag, while the C28 rates 15,000 Pa and adds a dock that washes and dries the mop.

Is the Auto-Empty C10 as strong as the eufy L60?

No. The C10 rates 4,000 Pa of suction against the L60's 5,000 Pa, which is 20% lower. In exchange, the C10's 3 L dust bag is 0.5 L larger than the L60 SES bag and holds dirt for up to 60 days.

Does eufy support the L60 after discontinuing it?

Yes. eufy keeps a support page with how-to videos on removing mop pads and connecting to Wi-Fi, an FAQ page with troubleshooting, and support agents for L60 owners.

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