iRobot Roomba 980

Time saver

No more stress over dirty floors and needing to drag the vacuum out - just tell 'Alexa' to get Roomba to clean and it's done! Emptying the small dustbin and pulling hair out of the wheels (easy) are the only maintenance tasks to do.

No Brainer ! Why wait so long

Did my research, decided on Roomba. We have modern tiled floors through your ground floor. Two dogs two cats ! I Robot is amazing perfect clean floors schedule every day it takes 1hr 20 mins , shows me where it's cleaned tells me to empty the bin . Not sure why we waited so long.

Not good for big houses

Cleans good on hard floors. Not as effective as vaccum cleaners on carpet but still does the job. If your house is big then its not for you guys. Perfect for Small houses apartment etc I am satisfied with the product

iRobot Roomba 980 Review

The Roomba 980 is iRobot's best robotic vacuum yet, adding Wi-Fi and app control for even easier home cleaning, but the price for convenience is higher than ever. iRobot's Roomba vacuums have always been easy to use, but the new Roomba 980 introduces an even easier way to clean your home without getting off the couch: app control. The Roomba 980 connects to your home Wi-Fi network, so you can control it remotely from an app on your smartphone. It's iRobot's best 'bot yet, but $899.99 is a hefty price to pay for app control. The Neato Botvac Connected ($299.99 at Amazon) gets you similar Wi-Fi functionality for less, making it the better buy. And though it lacks Wi-Fi, our Editors' Choice remains the Neato XV Signature Pro for its much more reasonable balance of performance and price. Design and Features The Roomba 980 looks a lot like its most recent predecessor, the Roomba 880 . It's about as big, measuring 13.8 inches in diameter and 3.6 inches high, and weighing in at 8.7 pounds. For comparison, the Neato Botvac Connected, which uses a more corner-friendly "D"-shape instead of a circular design, measures 3.9 by 12.7 by 13.2 inches (HW...