Roomba i3+

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 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

Combo i5. The essential line is a cheap rebranded Chinese robot that iRobot is utilizing to compete with smaller names. The i5 combo is a tried and true model based off the earlier i3.

J9 is a beautiful roomba. One of my favorite resides My i3+ is still hanging in there. My mom’s s9+ is good too but she’s thinking about gifting it to me so I’m excited as it’s my favorite design and I believe it has the most power

Good suggestiion, I haven’t tried cleaning the base station IR sensors. But I thought they would activate when it’s time for roomba to go home (turns the ring blue), not when it’s cleaning. The app suggest to have windows open to let in light while the i3+ maps the area. That sounds opposite to what

I first owner a $100 entry-level Eufy and later upgraded to a $350 Roomba i3. The Roomba gas better build quality but is so buggy to the point that I’m about ready to throw it away. Roomba’s Chinese competitors have much better software and better quality overall. Roomba dropped the ball. As a Dyson

I have the same iRobot with a number of issues I think related to the left drive wheel and actually managed to pry the top off to expose this. Same I3+ Evo and it was not easy getting this open… not even sure what I can even do now that I have it apart I can’t even order a wheel for this. I had to t

I had this exact issue with a replacement i5+ self-emptying they sent me for a brand-new but faulty i3+. My errors were mainly “E9 bumper errors” with it occasionally getting “stuck” in the middle of a room or corner. So I reached back out to warranty (I bought the i3+ 4/17 but stupidly threw away t

If it is under warranty I would call customer care and escalate to a supervisor or “iRobot Escalated Support”. I was able to talk to them the first time and it’s been all via email since (I tried calling and wasted 2 hrs and got no where.) as I’ve had the same issue with my brand new i3+ self-emptyi