Roomba i7 (7150)

I have both a QRevo CurvX and a Qrevo Edge S5A so I think I’m pretty well qualified to advise! I don’t have experience with Dreame, however. I’m in the US and paid $859 for the CurvX (Black Friday) and $480 for the S5A (Christmas Sale fo $600 - $120 in Roborock points they were giving away like cand

Not at all. The emptying base does not have the ability to know if you have installed a new bag. It does not have a suction or filling sensor. It simply has a micro switch where you insert the cardboard part of the bag and it detects whether it is on or not. That is why the application cannot notify

so, i got the roomba i7+ a while back and honestly, it’s been a game changer. like, it really does a decent job with pet hair and all that. the self-emptying bin is super handy too, especially with my furry creatures around. but, tbh, it can get stuck on the weirdest things, like a stray sock or wha

I bought a used Roomba i7+ for 50 bucks. Cleaned the hell out of it, and replaced all wearable parts. No bullshit it's the best little vacuum I've owned. It does a great job of not getting stuck and it has a camera so it maps the house.

so i got the roomba i7+ a while back and honestly, it’s been a game changer for me. like, the self-emptying thing is great, but you still get that dust cloud when it dumps, ugh. but the suction is solid and it navigates around furniture like a pro. it’s also got a pretty decent app for scheduling an

The i7 is an 8 year old model.... The newer ones (particularly the J units) are much better... I replaced my i8 (which is more or less just the i7) with a Combo Max and I finally feel like I have a device that can actually vacuum properly, whilst being able to avoid obstacles/cables etc. & being (re