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iRobot Roomba 560 Vacuum Cleaning Robot
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The Roomba 560 even cleans on schedule when it is most convenient for you. Use the on-board scheduling system to easily program up to seven days and times per week for Roomba to vacuum--whether you are at home or on the go. The Roomba 560 also offers the most efficient room-to-room cleaning available using two innovative, new Virtual Wall Lighthouses.


$379.99

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iRobot Roomba 530 Vacuum Cleaning Robot
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Roomba 530 vacuuming robot picks up amazing amounts of dirt and debris with the simple touch of a button. The powerful unit features innovative spinning side brushes that grab dirt and dust from corners and along wall edges, as well as two high-speed, counter-rotating brushes that pick up pet hair, cat litter, food crumbs, and other debris from floors.


$299.99

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Roomba 410 Intelligent
Floorvac Robotic Vacuum

Entry-level robotic floorvac with dirt detection and infra-red cliff sensors. Auto adjusts to any floor surface; 2-hour continuous cleaning; easy-to-empty debris bin. Edge-cleaning sidebrush; stasis sensor; virtual wall for confining to designated area. Rechargeable APS battery, 7-hour charger, 1 virtual wall, and 3 air filters included. Measures 13 by 4 inches. 1-year manufacturer warranty.


$149.99

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Roomba Vacuum Cleaner Accessories

Roomba Robot Scooba Accessories

iRobot Scooba Cleaning Solution & Parts

The Roomba Discovery comes with a charging station, two virtual wall units (which send out an infrared signal across, say, a passageway or doorway, so the Roomba will not cross the threshold), and a wall-mount device. Its ability to charge itself when power runs out is a handy feature for big jobs, which can easily eat up all of its two hours worth of juice. In our tests, the battery lasted about that long before the Roomba looked for its charging base, which we placed in the same room. The robot docked itself and began charging.

The docking station makes the wall mount for the Roomba Discovery obsolete. iRobot recommends that you always leave the Roomba plugged in when not in use. This makes sense if you're using the floor-based station, but not for the separate wall mount. Since the wall mount and charger are not attached, you can't keep the Roomba plugged in all the time if you have it mounted on the wall.

Though it works best when left to its own devices, you may not want to leave the Roomba alone. If you do, iRobot recommends clearing the floor of obstacles and debris, such as wires that could get caught in the Roomba's new, larger wheels (for improved mobility on high-pile carpets) or in its brushes. The Roomba's short enough to fit under most furniture, but can still get stuck. For example, it got caught under a hutch twice during testing and didn't learn that it should avoid a piece of furniture. The powerful sweeping brush under the robot spun furiously below the hutch, throwing dirt and other debris out from under the furniture. It appeared to be throwing out as much dirt as it was catching.

The vacuum's buttons have evolved as well, with a very straightforward design and labels (Spot, Clean, and Max) that make sense. We found that Clean works best for most medium-sized rooms. The Roomba's new sound-based dirt-detection system, which listens for dirt hitting the chassis, worked nicely in our tests. It stopped more than once to circle over an especially dirty area. Roomba now is also what's known as a "clean vacuum," meaning the dirt does not pass through the fan or motors. This, combined with a redesigned chassis, made it an easy job to remove the dust and dirt catcher, clean it, and reattach it. The Roomba cleaner does a great job as a very smart vacuum.