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We love our iRobot. Itas actually our second one and is in charge of the upstairs. Quiet and efficient.

The iRobot Roomba 980 is one of the most powerful robot vacuums we've ever tested, but its smart features are lagging behind

We love using the Roomba and feel it has genuinely helped us keep our house cleaner and tidier. It is the very essence of what a gadget should be, in that it is cool, smart, desirable and works well.

If the Room 980 is too expensive or if your home does not have too much carpet then the 960 is a good option because it retains the same navigation system and app-based control that make the 980 one of the best-selling robot vacuums in Amazon (even outperforming the $950 Dyson 360 Eye).

A cheaper version of the Roomba 980 (around $200 less); App-based control means you can control this robot anywhere with an internet connection; Comes with the same iAdapt 2.0 navigation found in the 980 for less; Predictable cleaning pattern make this more efficient than the older 700 and 800...

Short run time (just 75 minutes); Uses the older motor found in the 800 series; No turbo mode on carpet

Not to be confused with the I-Robot book of Isaac Asimov short stories or the I-Robot film staring Will Smith, the iRobot (note the slight difference in the spelling) Roomba is a vacuuming robot. I have been looking at the 980 model of this product which has been cleaning my maisonette.

Let the iRobot Roomba 980 clean the floors while you get on with something better

Rids you of a time-consuming chore; Works well on hard floors and carpet; You can voice control it

Won’t do every vacuuming job; Struggles over cables

You can control this Roomba even if you're not home.

iRobot's Wi-Fi-enabled Roomba 980 is an exciting hunk of next-gen vacuum tech, but it didn't wow us during testing. I'd hold off on this pricey automated floor cleaner until we review Neato's Botvac Connected and Dyson's 360 Eye.

iRobot gives its $900 Roomba 980 a brain power boost with a lithium ion battery; additional sensors; a camera; and Wi-Fi and app connectivity on Android and iOS devices.

It didn't perform as well as the $700 Roomba 880 we reviewed in 2013; We also want to see features like a remaining battery life readout, push alerts and third-party integrations added to the iRobot Home app.

At $449.99, iRobot's Roomba e5 sits right in the middle of the company's robot vacuum lineup. It works with a companion app to start and stop vacuuming, as well as to schedule future cleaning sessions. And with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant integration, you can control it with voice commands. Of course, the e5 is also easy to use and provides plenty of cleaning power, but it doesn't really stand out, even among iRobot's own offerings. The $330 Roomba 675 offers similar functionality for less money, though neither can match the value of our Editors' Choice, the $230 Ecovacs Deebot N79S. Design The Roomba e5's circular black plastic body measures 13.3 inches wide and 3.6 inches high. It's short enough to make it under most low-clearance furniture, like beds and couches. Similar Products Ecovacs Deebot N79S $249.99 See It at Walmart Read Ecovacs Deebot N79S Review iRobot Roomba i7+ $799.00 See It at Amazon Read iRo...

iRobot's Roomba e5 is a powerful robot vacuum with strong suction, long battery life, and support for app control and voice commands, but it doesn't stand out against the competition.

Strong suction; Long battery life; Good for low-clearance furniture; Support for Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant voice commands

Loud; No physical remote or steering controls