Roomba Combo j7+

I've had several Roombas, bought higher and higher models, and I wasn't crazy about them. After a year or so, my Roomba J7+ would take 6-7 hours to clean an area of about 800sqft. Switched to Roborock, much happier. Quieter and fewer issues. Does a good job sweeping and mopping. Finishes sweeping in

My j7+ served me fine, never had any mechanical issues. But, hairs tangled around every rotating part, so it needed cleaning weekly, and it was stupid, even though it was smart, it did get tangled, navigation errors, telling me can't get into room when it could easily. L50 has clever design, I haven

Have the same issue with my J7+. From videos I've seen it's not an easy part changeout. I've had my J7+ for 4 years, daily whole house cleanings. With the cost of an equivalent watt hour battery, iRobot repair of the clean base, the compatibility of filters and rollers between the J7 and J9, and the

Also a lot of the newer ones have cameras. Source: The Roomba j7+ that I picked up off the curb and cleaned up (I sure wouldn't have paid the $800 MSRP for the thing). The camera on the front is supposed to let it identify clutter vs immobile furniture/walls, and identify pet turds and hairballs to

Short answer - they're basically shit and terribly unreliable. I have literally kicked the shit out of my numerous times because it insists on following me around the house deliberately trying to crash into me at the most opportunistic times (fishy). It gets stuck everywhere, can't fucking dock itse

DON'T - they're basically shit and terribly unreliable. I have literally kicked the shit out of my numerous times because it insists on following me around the house deliberately trying to crash into me at the most opportunistic times (fishy). It gets stuck everywhere, can't fucking dock itself prop

I have a Roomba J7+ for daily runs, and a Dyson animal cordless for the weekly big hoover. They're pretty good in tandem. I'll not buy either again, because IRobot went under, and James Dyson is a piece of shit.

Or the beta iRobot j7, that uploaded a obstacle avoidance picture that was a woman on the toilet, and reached the review team and leaked. It’s still available to find to this day (it leaked in 2021)