Roomba i3+

I have long hair and pets, so I got the pet version and it’s great (iRobot i3, but there may be a newer model). It has rubber rollers rather than brushes. 10/10 would recommend.

I'm definitely not qualified to answer haha - I like my roomba (iRobot Roomba i3+ EVO (3554)) but I didn't put loads of research into it or things may have changed, so I'd recommend finding a recent reddit post or making a new post to cover it I don't have pets and can't use mopping (wood floors) so

I'm rooting for iRobot as they're one of the few US brands in the game. They were the pioneers and made "roomba" a household name for robot vacuums like "kleenex" for tissues. I've had 2 iRobots and IDK if I'll be buying a 3rd but I'd like to be able to. My i3+ is still chugging along thanks to how

I'm so angry at my stupid $400 Roomba. It has NEVER mapped my house successfully, and hasn't even made it out of its room in a year. Most of the time it just sits on its stupid charging station complaining about something. (iRobot Roomba Combo i3+) It was about as expensive as TWO of my previous rob

For your current vacuum, put in earbuds and your fave music. As another commenter said, consider saving up for a robot vacuum. I have the Roomba i3+, which has the self-emptying dock (just swap out the bag in the dock when it gets full). I got it as a Xmas sent from my mom to help with my depression

Roomba i3+. Is an older model but still.

I really like the iRobot self emptying ones. Got multiple i3s. Straightforward to fix and maintain for car people like us and parts are cheap. Virtual walls to keep it from hazardous stuff are abundant on Amazon and knockoffs work as well as real ones. Don’t ever buy the iHome stuff. Worked for a mo

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

I have a Roomba i3+ and I like it. But I can't make any comparisons because this is the only one I've ever had. My only suggestion is to definitely get the clean base that automatically sucks the dirt from the roomba to a bag in the base. Otherwise you have to empty it by hand every time it runs. Bu

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