Robot vacuums never get bored or distracted, and they don’t mind cleaning every day. So with very little effort on your part, your floors can stay constantly tidy. I have tested dozens of robots, from cheap models that bump around randomly, up through fancy machines that empty themselves and usually steer around dog poop. First, consider the strong, durable, smart-enough iRobot® Roomba® i7+ (i755640).
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Like most great robot vacuums today, the iRobot Roomba works well in most homes, large or small, because it drives in orderly, back-and-forth rows, keeping track of where it has or hasn’t been, so that it doesn’t miss any big patches of flooring. But unlike most of its competitors, the Roomba is actually a sturdy, repairable appliance and while longevity is never guaranteed, you can reasonably expect to own and use it regularly for years.
It’s also better at cleaning rugs than most bots, and hair doesn’t get tangled in its brushes as quickly. With the companion app and a Wi-Fi connection, you can turn the robot on or off, and optionally set an automatic cleaning schedule. That’s all you need to know, it’s simple. The downside is that it doesn’t work quite as fast as some competing models. But if you can live without that level of control, the Roomba is clever enough to get the job done in almost any home.
iRobot also sells a few models that are very similar to the Roomba i7+ and worth buying if you find them on sale, including the Roomba i3, i7 and the Roomba j7 series, which is older but works similarly.
iRobot® Roomba® i7+ (i755640) connected Robot Vacuum, Automatic Dirt Disposal, Dual Multi Surface Rubber Brushes, Learns, Maps, and Adapts | Clean by Object, Personalized Suggestions >> See product details
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