Irobot Roomba I3+ (3550) Robot Vacuum With Automatic Dirt Disposal Disposal - Empties Itself For Up To 60 Days, Wi-Fi Connected Mapping, Works With Alexa, Ideal For Pet Hair, Carpets, Woven NEUtral

Its little bit noisy and letterly at office it was required a Specialist to clean after it .

One of the worst electronics I've ever purchased in my life. I used to have a Roborock that ran well for 5 years and then moved to the renowned iRobot brand. This vacuum nearly every session gets stuck somewhere, has new issues every week like docking or full dustbin when it's empty and isn't worth the money. It requires more attention than an infant but atleast the latter is capable. App is bad and it doesn't integrate with my Apple Home network. It's loud. It calls everything a ledge. It's just a bad vacuum. Plus, it fills up after like on session, I live in a one bed. That's small space to cover! Only thing working for it are the rubber brushes. Going to throw mine away and head back to a Roborock.

The i3+ really fully explores the house - every nook and cranny. On its mapping run it found spiders webs, cat toys, and all sorts of lost stuff under the stove behind the fridge under cupboards and wherever. The vacuuming performance is exceptional. It copes with moved obstacles after a bit of searching around. An improvement would be if it would learn to improve its navigation but it spends quite a bit of effort keeping track of its location and figuring where it is. But it seems to work it out and clean the requested rooms beautifully. Always finds its way home to empty and recharge. Once it sucked up a large coin and stopped, waiting for intervention. Overall a great unit. I’m sure they could keep improving it with software updates.

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As a busy entrepreneur and content creator, maintaining a clean and tidy space is essential to my productivity and peace of mind. That's why I recently upgraded to the iRobot® Roomba® i3+ EVO Self-Emptying Robot Vacuum, and let me tell you, it has completely transformed my cleaning routine.From the moment I set up this intelligent cleaning companion, I was impressed by its cutting-edge features and seamless operation. With Smart Mapping technology, the Roomba® i3+ effortlessly navigates my home, efficiently cleaning each room with precision and accuracy. Gone are the days of aimless wandering—this smart vacuum knows exactly where to go and when to empty itself, ensuring a thorough and comprehensive cleaning experience.The self-emptying functionality is an absolute game-changer. With its Clean Base Automatic Dirt Disposal, the Roomba® i3+ empties itself for up to 60 days, meaning I can enjoy weeks of uninterrupted cleaning without lifting a finger. This feature is especially convenient for pet owners like myself, as it effortlessly tackles pet hair and dander, keeping my home fresh and allergen-free.What truly sets the Roomba® i3+ apart is its compatibility with Alexa and other smart home devices. With simple voice commands, I can initiate cleaning sessions, schedule cleanings, or even check the status of my Roomba®—all without lifting a finger. This level of automation and integration adds a new level of convenience to my daily routine, allowing me to focus on more important tasks while my Roomba® takes care of the cleaning.In terms of performance, the Roomba® i3+ exceeds expectations. Its powerful suction and dual multi-surface rubber brushes effortlessly lift dirt, debris, and even stubborn pet hair from carpets and hard floors. The high-efficiency filter captures 99% of allergens, ensuring cleaner air and a healthier home environment for me and my family.Overall, the iRobot® Roomba® i3+ EVO Self-Emptying Robot Vacuum has revolutionized the way I clean and maintain my space. Its intelligent features, self-emptying capabilities, and seamless integration with smart home technology make it a must-have for busy professionals, pet owners, and anyone seeking a cleaner, more efficient home environment. With the Roomba® i3+, cleaning has never been easier or more hassle-free.

I got this guy for Black Friday after months of research and over analyzing. It is our first robot vacuum and we have been dreaming about one for a long time. It has been about a month since his inaugural run and I have to say I love him just as much, if not more, than I did that first day. He is a little noisy but his running noise is very easy to ignore and not distracting, even if you are in the same room, and both my husband and I have some auditory sensitivities. The self empty 100% sounds like a jet taking off. It isn’t so loud that it affects me in my home office two rooms away, but it is in our den and it is definitely “pause the tv” loud in the den. However the self emptying process takes maybe about ten seconds so is very easy to work around. We have two dogs and two cats. One of those dogs is a Great Pyrenees so it is basically like having five dogs. One of our cats is a Maine coon mix so lots of very downy fluff floating around, mixing with the great white Pyr tumbleweeds. This little guy does so well with all the fur. Obviously we do need to keep an eye on the spinning sweeper and the rollers but their maintenance is lower than any previous vacuum so we are very happy. Both my husband and I grow our hair out to donate so there is a lot of long hair floating about and again our little guy is excellent with the lightest of maintenance. As previously mentioned we have two cats so kitty litter is a thing, we also have a “flinger” so despite our best efforts it does travel quite a bit, until it is time for him to make his run, then it is gone! He has done well on our wood floors, our stone floors, he even does well “off roading” on our brick fireplace. Our rugs look great too. I will say our only real struggle is our high pile carpet in our living room. It is an inherited home and that carpet is an area we have not gotten to renovating yet, so it is old, dirty and very plush. Think almost shag carpet but thicker. He definitely struggles to take care of it, trying to roll through all that fluff and trying to suck up accumulated dust, etc. from all that fluff, he almost always needs to take a little break to recharge before he completes the room. (Me too bud, me too!) However, he does make it through and it does look better than it has in years, so he is still doing a great job. With all that he has to tackle we have him scheduled to run twice daily and occasionally we will skip a run or block off rooms that have not been used. It would obviously be cool to have the options the other roombas have to create keep out zones or have specific tasks for them to do but it has not been that difficult to block off rooms or shut doors if need be. If he doesn’t have to tackle the living room carpet he can do his whole run without needing to recharge. I can not speak highly enough about how this little addition to our family has improved our life. To be rushing around to get ready for the tiny Christmas company we got to have, and have our little buddy running around helping, I can not explain how much of an impact that makes on our home and our mentality. This is not the perfect robot vacuum but for the money, he is above and beyond perfect for our family. Will definitely be a roomba “parent” for life! 😂

I always thought these were gimmicky. But I got one for Christmas and liked it so much I bought 2 more. I have all hard flooring, no carpets, and 2 dogs, a cat, and two birds that all contribute to mess. So I had to sweep everyday or I'd get those pet-hair tubleweeds blowing around. Having to sweep all the time I get lazy and let it go; or when I do it I spend an hour or 2 sweeping or vacuuming. These robots save me hours of time and get the job done better because they are relentless. I set them on a schedule and they do it everyday completely. I have one robot that I manually have to empty the cup everyday. He's in the bedroom, since I'm in that room every day that's convenient enough and only takes 2 minutes. I bought an i3+ and an i4+, they self empty and I have to change the bag about once every 2-4 months. I don't mind the cost of the vacuum bags because they give me so many hours of my time back.The first one I got is the little guy. The little guy's name is Finigan. Finigan isn't too smart. He vacuums in a random pattern. I started with him in the main part of the house. He did a great job but his battery usually ran out before he considered himself done. So the space is a bit more then he likes. He did a great job though. But I loved it so much I got more to cover the whole house and moved him to the smaller bedroom area. In the bedroom suite (bedroom + bathroom~350sq ft), he spends about 45 minutes zipping around to cover everything. When his battery is low he docks himself. I have to empty his cup everyday. At first his cup was usually about 3/4 full to full. The first day it filled and he stopped. I had to empty it and re-start him. After a few months of daily vacuuming, the cup is about 1/4 full each day. So I switched him to a MWF schedule. He's still about 1/4 to 1/2 full each use. He even goes under the bed and keeps that clean. It's really great.The i3+ is Dixie. Dixie does the downstairs. Dixie is smart. She goes in straight line patterns and covers the entire space using a very planned straight line methodical routine. The first day she poked around learning. It was about 1.5 hours. After that, the entire job was planned out and she did the whole thing in about 45 minutes. She has no problem when certain doors are opened vs closed. When it's open, she goes in and vacuums. If it's closed, she skips it. Her cleaning time varies from about 45 minutes to 1hr 15minutes depending on whether the extra rooms are included (doors open vs closed). She drives back to her base when done and docks. And the base sucks out what she collected. I love the base, it means I do not have to tend to her everyday. I actually only need to change the bag about every 3-4 months. There's not a lot going on downstairs. The litter box is there and so the cat pays visits. But we aren't down there daily tracking things around. Thanks to Dixie, there's no fur balls, hair-tumbleweeds, dust, or dirt. Always a nice clean floor. It's awesome. Her map in the app shows where she found 'extra' dirt. Usually right in front of the litter box. It's so awesome not having to sweep up litter daily. I have her on a MWF schedule too and that is more than enough to keep the place clean.I recently got Nick, an i4+ for the upstairs. He's quieter. He's like Dixie in is planning and map reporting, so he's smart. It's very cool. He also gets the job done quickly. First day was like 1.5 hours learning. Now he's done in 50 minutes. The base sucks everything out so I don't have to tend to him as much as Finigan. He's in the main part of the house and it gets the most dirty. The dogs spend all there time here. The cat is up here most of the time. And we have two birds who send seeds everywhere. It's amazing how far from the cage those birds can flick seeds. And their feathers and drift everywhere too. Nick takes care of all that. I do need to manually get under the couch and behind and under furniture which I do once every month or so. But this robot is awesome. Saves me the day in and day out sweeping and vacuuming.Having robots spend 3+ robot labor hours each day vacuuming is an awesome human labor saver. Once they've hit the whole house for a month or two I'm able to step them back to MWF schedules. Their brushes do a great job in the corners, better than me sweeping or vacuuming; mostly because they hit those corners every day and spend the time swirling that brush to work on it. That constant day in day out effort pays off over time. I really can't imagine going back to manually doing this. I look back at the hours I spent doing it thinking that was Neanderthal days. I look forward to telling my grand kids how I used to walk to school uphill in the snow everyday, dial rotary phones, select music off of CD's I had to manually put into a machine, and now, that I spent hours sweeping the floors in the good old days.