Roomba Combo j7+

My Roomba J7+ is fine after 3 years... though you will need to manually remove all the hair stuck on the brushes like once per week, but I don't mind doing it...If you are willing to pay this much, the newer model has a mop integrated as well. Honestly, when I have it on schedule, it keeps the house

Just be aware that Roomba Max 705 is not the legacy Roomba you loved. It's a combination of Chinese developed robot and some iRobot techs like dual rubber brushes. But the uniqueness of Roomba such as the repair-ability has been gone. Other than that, I think Max 705 is great. Upgraded from j7

So that’s why I woke up one morning with a bunch of tea light candles and salt on the floor… 😅 For my cleaning routine I have a Roomba j7+ that’s scheduled to run daily and a Dyson v12 that I use 2-3 times a week for all the corners and under furniture the Roomba didn’t get.

I have a roomba which solved the issue. J7+ refurbished from Amazon for less than $200 dollars has stopped me from needing to swifter and manually vacuum daily.

This is my second day with the CurvX coming from using a Roomba J7+ for vacuuming and a Braava M6 for mopping and even just two days in it’s blown my mind wi the how well it cleaned. Plus it also adds into my Apple Home app so that’s nice too.

This thread is populated with people that haven't used a good robot vacuum or a modern one. My Roomba J7+ runs 7 days a week. It almost never gets stuck. I have mostly hard floors (almost zero carpet) and it keeps them stupidly clean. Even my air filter for my AC unit is FAR cleaner than any place I

Those kind of roombas just bump around by driving into walls and objects while following an algorithm that allows them to cover an entire space.. it can't see anything and doesn't use any kind of slam or v-slam. More modern ones either machine vision (as in an actual camera) to navigate or lidar or

Best part of iRobot is most of their components are replaceable and reasonably priced. I'm not positive this will fit your robot but they have these modules for most of their current line. https://www.irobot.com/en_US/roomba-cleaning-head-module-for-roomba-i3-and-j7-series/4706166.html I once had an

They don't - not for a while now. Most of the mid to high end ones are able to detect this and avoid it. I have a Roomba J7+ for instance, a few years old and not the newest tech on the block, and that can avoid this kind of problem. Robot lawnmowers however...

The 690 is like the bare bones with very old tech. When iRobot switched to the rubber beater bars that really helped with getting tangled in wires and the cleaning/tracking was much more efficient. The j series brought object detection which means it usually will go around said object. The newest se