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If you have pets cleaning your home of dander and hair can be challenging. Robot vacuums can take care of it all, including the pet hair that is usually hidden in carpets and rugs.

These four models are excellent in removing pet hair from various flooring. They also have a feature for an obstacle avoidance feature that is reactive, as well as customizable apps.

1. Dyson V15 Detect

The Dyson V15 Detect is the latest vacuum cleaner in the popular cordless stick line-up. The model is similar to its predecessors however, it has some significant upgrades. Particularly, it features an even stronger motor that can generate an air watt of 230 - which is 24% more suction power than its predecessors. It can also determine the size of dust particles it picks up and display the information on its LCD display.

This feature is particularly useful for pet owners, as it ensures that your floors are spotless. The V15 Detect also reveals a new Dyson innovation, which is now being added to its other models with the laser beam fluffy roller attachment. This attachment utilizes lasers of class 1 (so it's safe for both pets and humans) mounted on its motorised hard floor head that focuses on the smallest dust particles that have accumulated on the surface of your floors, making it easier to identify the things you've missed during your cleaning session.

In our testing, the V15 Detect did excellent job of collecting pet hair from carpets with low and bare piles. It was able to remove some debris from high-pile carpet however we would recommend that the suction gate on its multi-surface floorhead is left partially open. It has a larger dustbin than the Miele Classic C1, feels sturdier and lighter, has fewer components that require maintenance, and is priced faster.

However, its trigger operation can be exhausting for those who use it when they are cleaning for long periods of time. The smaller bin size (less than one liter) may also be a deterrent for certain. Also, it's not as easy to maneuver on carpeted areas.

2. Tineco PURE ONE S11

The Tineco PURE ONE is a low-cost cordless vacuum with a unique feature that is it has a built-in dirt sensor which automatically adjusts suction power as you move the vacuum across the floor. This allows you to move the stick vacuum, and provides constant results in clearing debris. During our testing the S11 excelled at picking up pet hair on floors and low-to high-pile carpet. It also removed sand from carpets with medium piles and various other small debris. The S11 is easy to store. The S11 has an upright stand that can hold the vacuum upright. It also comes with an attached rack that can hold two attachments and a rechargeable power source that turns the machine into a handheld vacuum.

Unlike other stick vacuums that we evaluated, the PURE One S11 comes with an info display that displays the battery's life in real-time and attach status. The iLoop dirt sensors of the S11 also provide information on the status of cleaning and whether the vacuum is collecting dirt or has encountered a blockage or brushroll tangle.

The S11's companion app lets you monitor battery life, change suction settings and check the intervals for maintenance and replacement for its HEPA filter, pre-filter and dustbin. The interface is simple and responsive, without delay. The S11 is similar in appearance to the Samsung Jet 90 Complete, however it comes with a telescopic pole that adjusts the length of the vacuum to accommodate different sizes of users. It also has the turbo brush attachment which helps in removing pet hair from upholstery. It is less expensive to run, and a longer runtime with a single battery charge.

3. Eureka Mighty Mite

The Eureka Mighty Mite is a sleek, compact canister vacuum that offers versatility and power at an affordable price. It is strong and works well on all kinds of flooring. It has large, easily-removable dust bags that can reduce the cost of maintenance and cleaning. It's the perfect automatic vacuum for pet hair, as it is specifically designed in removing pet dander and fur.

The Mighty Mite also makes a excellent choice for cleaning stairs, as its long hose can reach up to 9 steps without having to remove the main canister located at the bottom of the unit. Its small design and lightweight construction allow it to be carried up and down the stairs while you navigate furniture and other obstacles. The unit's hose and wand combination can be used to clean above ground as well, which can come in handy when you need to clean drapes or a taller piece of furniture.

This unit is louder than the other units on this list. It emits a high-pitched sound that is similar to the sound of a drill used by dentists and can be quite annoying for some users. It also draws 1160 watts which is quite a lot for a canister.

The Eureka Mighty Mite is an excellent choice for anyone seeking a multi-functional, portable, and effective automated vacuum for pet hair. It is easy to keep clean and performs well across all kinds of floors. If you want a more sophisticated canister we recommend the Hoover Whirlwind Bagless Canister. It feels a bit better built, has less recurring costs, and offers stronger performance on both high and low-pile carpet.

4. Wyze Cordless Vacuum

The Wyze Cordless Vacuum is a fantastic choice if you are looking for a compact, light-weight vacuum that can handle everyday debris efficiently. It boasts a high battery-to-power ratio, can reach difficult-to-reach spots easily and comes with a handful of useful accessories. The main cleaning unit and all its attachments weigh less than 2.8 pounds when fully assembled, making it easy to move around furniture legs or in the air. It also is equipped with an extended-lasting rechargeable battery and an allergen-trapping HEPA filter, and an automatic return to base feature that allows for uninterrupted cleaning.

PC Mag praised the cordless vacuum's powerful suction and 40-minute run time, and the basic accessory package that is priced at less than $140. The motor that is brushless can reach 110,000 RPM, which means more power and less friction. This allows it to work more efficiently, while using less battery life. It also has an ancillary brush to get rid of pet hair or other debris that has gotten stuck in cracks and crevices.

The Wyze is smaller, lighter, and longer runtime than the Black+Decker AdvancedClean+ Pet dustbuster. However, the Black+Decker does a better job of removing debris from bare floors, has the turbo brush to tackle tougher messes and has an extra dirt compartment that requires emptying less frequently.

5. Neato D9

Neato has been among the leading innovators in robot floor care for close to 20 years. Their D-shaped robots, such as the D8, have flat fronts that allow them to better hug walls than circular robots which makes them a great option for cleaning corners.

LaserSmart powered by LIDAR is the same technology that self-driving vehicles employ to map your home. They then navigate it precisely, leaving those lovely straight lines on your carpet. The app is user-friendly and offers the option to schedule cleaning sessions, create No-Go zones to keep away from areas that need more attention, such as pet bowls or toys for children, and select from a variety of cleaning modes.

The D9 features an industry-leading 0.7-liter dirt bin which means it needs to be emptying less frequently than smaller robots. It also has turbo-mode, which has 40% more suction when compared to the D8. A high-performance filter is able to capture 99.5 percent allergens as well as tiny particles. The D9 will automatically recharge itself and begin cleaning where it left off when the battery is exhausted during a clean.

Neato's D9 is well-built and comes in a premium black brushed finish that will go well with any decor. It has a white Wi-Fi button as well as an information button as well as a large start/stop button that is located on top. It connects to your home Wi-Fi through a built-in wireless router, and also integrates Alexa and Google Assistant. It has a simple setup process, and I had no trouble connecting to my Wi-Fi network and getting the app to recognize it. The D9 was able to work for 171 minutes on my test clean in eco mode, which is about three times longer than most efficient robots I've tested. However, it still struggled to climb up some low ledges and furniture bases, and it took some time for it to get back to the base after charging.