The iRobot Roomba i7+ is the ultimate cleaner of the robot vacuum. It offers the best performance and strongest suction for Roomba, but also a superb ability to find you can’t find anywhere else: once its inner dirt and dust are filled, the i7+ returns to a special dock and empties itself! It can last for months without you even having to think about it once, but luxury will cost you a lot. The Roomba i7+ generally sold for $1,000 but is now on Amazon for a price of $799, the lowest price we saw before last year’s vacation. If you want a basic vacuum robot model, good performance for the lowest possible price, check out a $220 robot vacuum model with a superior Coredy R300 Robot Vacuum Cleaner, which is almost half off at just $126.98!
Product Highlights:
Empties on its own: You don’t have to think about vacuuming for months at a time; Clean Base Automatic Dirt Disposal with AllergenLock bag holds 60 days of dirt, dust, and hair
Power Lifting Suction: Delivers 10X the air power for improved pick-up performance; Premium 3 Stage Cleaning System cleans the dirt and pet hair you see and the allergens and dust you don’t; (Compared to Roomba 600 Series)
Intelligently maps and remembers multiple floors plans to clean your entire home; Patented iAdapt 3.0 technology with vSLAM navigation actively captures thousands of precise measurements each millisecond to optimize coverage
Imprint smart mapping enables the robot to learn, map and adapt to your home, allowing you to choose which rooms are cleaned and when; Keep out zones offer added control to actively avoid specific areas and objects in your home.
Ideal for homes with pets; High-Efficiency Filter and AllergenLock bags trap 99 percent of pollen, mold, and dust mites so they don’t escape back into the air
Unique Dual Multi-Surface Rubber Brushes: Don’t get tangled with pet hair; Brushes adjust and flex to stay in constant contact with carpets and hard floors
Imprint Link Technology allows Roomba i7+ and Braava jet m6 robots to automatically clean in sequence: vacuuming and then mopping