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The iRobot J9+ is a budget-friendly pick for an automated cleaner. Its vSLAM navigation system will map your home to plot efficient cleaning routes, and also avoid hitting furniture.

iRobot, however, is in trouble: it posted a loss for 2022 and Amazon backed out from an agreement to buy the company due to "disproportionate regulatory obstacles" would slow down the process.

i5+

The i5+ is a self-emptying machine that automatically takes its dirt to the homebase after vacuuming. It also comes with a separate wet bin that houses the water and cleaning solution for mopping. This makes it less messy than the previous generation i3 Evo combination which required the user to change the wet bin by using the vacuum dust bin. It also has a tiny footprint, so it can be tucked away in tight spaces and corners where a larger bot could struggle.

It uses iRobot Robot Vacuums: Effortless Cleaning for Any Home OS, which maps your home room by room and has 10x more suction power. It can also tell when it is time to recharge, and has resume and recharge capabilities that ensure your floors are ready for use. The app lets you choose among a variety of cleaning modes and schedules, including a new, more powerful "deep clean" feature. Additionally, you can control your robot with voice commands for easy on-demand cleaning.

This irobot vacuum-mop robot is ideal for cleaning hard floors. However, it's not the best choice for carpeted areas as it lacks the capability of avoiding mopping zones with a set up that does not have mop zones. It is also a bit difficult to set up, as the software requires that the home base be placed in a space that is not carpeted. There is a lack of documentation printed in the printed materials on how to deal with wifi issues, which can be frustrating.

i7+

The i7+ is the top robot vacuum in the field of innovation. With self-emptying technology for weeks of hands-off cleaning and granular maps that let it focus on areas around furniture, it could revolutionize how you live your home. However, it's costly, noisy and requires lots of maintenance.

The box is large, comprising the robot and its high-end charging station and accessories (including a spare filter and front edge-sweeping brush) It takes a while to setup and start working. Once the Lithium-Ion battery is charged up, it'll automatically return to its base to recharge and empty its dirt bin. The station can also be used as a remote, allowing you select rooms to clean and also create virtual barriers.

It can take some time to learn your home's layout, but it is incredibly efficient once you've done it. Imprint Smart Mapping remembers the plan of your house so that you can ask it to clean specific rooms with a single tap on the app. We tried it by telling it to clean the kitchen and living room, and it efficiently negotiated the two floors with a minimum of fuss.

In contrast to our previous top pick, the Eufy RoboVac 11s, it didn't struggle with dust bunnies beneath the sofa, and even took a handful of breadcrumbs without spreading them. The only issue we could find is the fact that its sweeping brush can get tangled with long hair, so you'll need to frequently untangle it. Despite this the i7+ is an excellent choice for anyone who wants a robotic vacuum that can be used in homes with a lot of traffic without the need for manual intervention.

i1

If you're on the fence about a robot vacuum, the budget-friendly iRobot Roomba 694 is a good option. It doesn't have a map of your home as do the more expensive models but it still has sensors that help it navigate around furniture and obstacles. It can avoid pet bowls power cords, pet bowls and other objects that could tangle it, and it features a cliff detection feature to prevent it from falling down the stairs. It comes with a dock that automatically empties the trash, meaning you don't have to empty it manually. It's currently on sale at $170, a saving of $80 off the retail price.

i3

The i3 is a robot vacuum that's simple, easy to use and doesn't require any prep (except cleaning up loose power cords and moving furniture). It includes sensors that move beneath and around objects, as well as along edges. It can also detect toys, pet bowls and solid pet waste. It comes with iRobot Roomba j7: Smart Mapping Vacuum Cleaner’s Pet Owner Official Promise which states that the company will replace any robot that becomes stuck on solid waste. It also comes with an auto-emptying dock.

i6

This model that is exclusive to Amazon is a top choice for reviewers of robot vacuums who like how the brushes aren't tangled with pet hair. It's also relatively easy to maintain, requiring you to empty the bin and clean the filter each week or two times. It's not equipped with the intelligent mapping capabilities of high-end models such as the i7+ and i8+, but it does utilize Roomba's iAdapt navigation software to create maps for your home that remember specific locations and rooms. It can also be controlled with voice commands from an assistant compatible with your home, such as Alexa or Google Assistant. It is also able to set up Keep-Out Zones and Clean Zones within the map, ensuring it only vacuums areas you want it to, such as under your dining table or on the front of the sofa.