iRobot Roomba i7 (7150) Robot Vacuum- Wi-Fi Connected, Smart Mapping, Works with Alexa, Ideal for Pet Hair, Works with Clean Base

Vaccum: Mapped entire first floor after two runs, map surprisingly accurate. Having the map means you can designate rooms or areas to clean. I divided my large living room into three "rooms" so I can clean specific sections more often than others. Zones work great (i.e., an "avoid" zone around wires). I brought the vac to a different floor and it recognized that, and made a second map for the floor on its own. I have a large dog that sheds a LOT and I run this every morning in the room where he spends the most time, and most other rooms several times a week. Unlike my previous dumb robovac, which pingponged around the house aimlessly, cleaning the same areas over and over until it ran out of battery, and getting stuck in my barstools every time, this robovac goes straight to the area you select, cleans in straight lines, works the perimeter, then returns to base. Never gets stuck. You can tell it to clean several rooms in any order you want, or clean "all." I didn't get the smart base because I read that it got clogged with pet hair, the bags seemed expensive, and I figure I'd be emptying it almost as often, anyway, with all the hair. My pet hair load means I have to empty the dust bin after every room or two, but that's not exactly onerous. TBH, it's kind of satisfying to empty out the bin and see how much hair it picked up. If we didn't have pet hair, the dust bin would probably suffice for the whole house (2000 sf) or more. I have wood floors with a few short-pile rugs. Cleans the wood floors great and the carpets ok. Only complaint is that it's too tall to get under my particular kitchen cabinets so I don't use it in kitchen. The app is great. Alexa commands are inconvenient because it's a whole conversation ("Do you want to start the mop afterward?") and then it usually has some kind of communication issue and I end up grabbing the phone anyway. But the app is easy and you can make favorites so it's just a tap or two to get regular jobs going. This is a sanity saver for me because pet hair drives me mad. In some ways, it vacuums better than a big vac because it really gets under the furniture. However, if the mom-in-law is coming over, might want to pull out the big vac and get in the crevices that this can't get to.The battery life is good and it will vacuum most of the main floor (about 1400 sf) before giving out. Unfortunately, doesn't save enough juice to get back to base (poops out about 15 feet from base) so it doesn't re-charge and resume vacuuming as advertised. Not a problem for me since I tend to vacuum the house piecemeal anyway. I bought it on sale (altho not as cheap as it got before Christmas) and it's worth it. The robomop is a different story. I bought the two bundled. It's true that you can set the mop to start when the vac finishes. HOWEVER, the vac & mop do not share mapping. The mop has to do several runs of its own to make its own map. It will have different "rooms" unless you take a lot of care to ensure everything is exactly the same as the vaccum. And if you create a zone on one ((say, for a Christmas tree) you have to go to the other one and put it on there in exactly the same way. And here's the big problem: if you tell the vac to do Room 1 and the mop to start afterward, the mop doesn't recognize that the vac only did Room 1, and the mop cleans the entire house, not just Room 1. So the "mop after" feature is useless unless you vacuum the whole house first and you want the whole house mopped. Maybe there's a way to do this but I couldn't figure it out. Also, the iRobot floor cleaner, which they say is the only cleaner you can use, leaves streaks on hardwood floors. As other reviewers noted, water does better. So you are limited to water and like to use products that make my wood floors glow. Plus, this mop takes forever and doesn't get up dried on food or other hard stains. And for some reason, my mop doesn't recognize that I put the "wet mop pad" on it, and will only offer to "dry mop" , which is what, exactly? I haven't bothered to try to fix it. Plus, you have to put on the mopping pad and fill the reservoir with water every time. Easier, faster and better to just grab my Bona mop with its great hardwood floor cleaner and make a pass over my floors from time to time. To be fair, the robomop might work better for someone who works away from home and can schedule the vacuum and mop to run while they're gone, and then come home to clean floors. And when I have used it, it does make the floors appreciably cleaner than just vacuuming.

I’m extremely impressed with the Roomba Vacuum & Mop 405! It performs so well during cleaning cycles, it’s fast and thorough. I have a dog and two young kids, and it’s been keeping my house noticeably cleaner. It picks up all the pet hair and manages to navigate around baby gear and toys quickly, without getting stuck or confused. The setup and use are super easy. I was amazed by how smart this robot is, it mapped my entire 1500 sq ft house in just about 10 minutes! My previous robot had to run nine full cycles to build a map and still got lost when sent to clean a specific room. The Roomba, on the other hand, goes straight to any room I choose, avoiding obstacles smoothly and moving at the same pace I would walk there myself. That’s a huge plus because I don’t have time to wait hours for it to finish a simple job. The cleaning quality is excellent too. It moves in neat rows, and the deep clean mode covers both vertical and horizontal directions. I also love having the option to vacuum only or use the mop feature when needed. The amount of time this Roomba has saved me is unbelievable. It’s honestly like comparing hand-washing clothes to using a washing machine, once you have it, you can’t imagine going back. With a 6-month-old baby, a 3-year-old toddler, and a dog, I just don’t have time to clean constantly, but I need to keep things tidy because of the pet hair. This Roomba has been a total life saver. The noise level is reasonable, a bit loud during deep clean or on carpet and rugs, and it does make a noticeable sound when it self-empties, but it’s no louder than a regular vacuum. Just something to keep in mind if you have a baby napping nearby. Overall, I’m so happy with this purchase. It’s efficient, smart, and truly makes my daily routine easier. Highly recommend to any busy household!

I bought my Roomba in October and at first it worked really well. Cleaning was efficient, the mapping worked fine, and I honestly felt like I made a great purchase. But starting in February, problems began. The robot started spinning in circles, wouldn’t finish cleaning cycles, and kept saying it needed to be placed on the floor even though it was already on a clear, normal surface. I tried everything, updating the app, resetting the device, reconnecting it, and nothing worked. The support is also super frustrating. The chat is basically useless. You talk to a bot that doesn’t solve anything and then it sends you to another bot that’s just as bad. There’s no real human support when you actually need help. To make it worse, now the support section inside the app doesn’t even open, so you can’t get help from there either. Honestly, what started as a good experience turned into a big disappointment. For the price, I expected way more reliability and at least decent support. UPDATE!!! I wanted to share an update after my previous review. I was eventually able to reach customer support by phone, and from that point things improved a lot. They asked me to send videos by email, which I did, and then followed up with detailed instructions along with a remote update to my robot. I completed all the steps they suggested, but unfortunately the robot still had the same issues. I replied back explaining that the problem wasn’t resolved, and about a week later they sent me a replacement unit. Even though the support experience started off frustrating, once I was able to speak to a real person, everything was handled smoothly and efficiently. Because of that, I’m updating my rating to 4 stars.

My biggest issue with the Roomba is that it usually dies from the battery going dead before it makes it back to the charging station. You would think it would learn how far it could get and start for home, but I've had it since August, cleaning 3 times a week plus spot jobs, and it doesn't seem to have gotten any better. I know it knows it is running on fumes because I've caught it a few times in the App saying it was returning home to charge, and had it not make it there. Instead it heads back in the right general direction but wanders off before getting there. If it had gone straight back (or even indirectly back), it would have had plenty of power to reach the charger, but it just doesn't dock, most of the time! I've seen it drive right past the dock, turn around, go into the next room, vacuum for while, and then let out a plaintive bleep and die. All the while the App on my phone saying it's returning to the dock to recharge. Often, when it does make it back, it will resume vacuuming before it is fully charged, and then die. If it had just waited on the charger for another 10 minutes, it would have finished the job! I think this is purely a matter of bad programming. It seems to know how much charge is left in the battery; the little battery icon in the App seems to be fairly accurate. I think the battery is okay. It is new and gives about an hour and a half of run time on a full charge. My house is as lot cleaner after 4 months of running 3 times a week. It does seem to work fairly well, except for its insanely over-optimistic notion of how much more work it can do on the remaining charge in its battery. My biggest peeve is the number of times I have to rescue it and carry it back to its base station because it ran out of battery. (The App keeps track and since Nov 4, it has run 30 times and died with a low battery 10 times and gotten stuck 6 times, so it had preventable problems more than half the time.) Update: 12/23/21. It refuses to vacuum my living room. If I set up a special job, it almost always claims it s path was blocked. But it is perfectly happy to vacuum other rooms that require going through the living room to get there! I have it programmed to vacuum the front rooms in the house twice a week, which includes the living room. Looking at the maps afterward, it shows it vacuuming all the other rooms, but only around the edge of the living room. I think there is some "memory" in it where it thinks it shouldn't be there, or thinks the living room has magically transported itself to another universe or otherwise is totally F'ed up. There appears to be no way to diagnose or reset it. I could erase it's map (basically do a factory reset), but that is a huge pain, especially since I currently have it set to avoid the Christmas tree (which is NOT in the living room, and if the keep-out zone around the tree is causing this problem, then that in itself is a serious error in its programming.) I've tried rebooting it, but that didn't help at all. Roomba's support is useless. Basically, they just read the minimally informative web page at you. It would be quicker and more effective to use a manual vacuum cleaner. Update 1/9/22: it is still refusing to vacuum my living room for no apparent reason. When told to explicitly vacuum the living room, it just skirts the edge and declares itself done in a couple of minutes without actually doing anything. When it does its regularly scheduled set of rooms including the living room, it does the sun porch (adjacent to the living room, where the base station is), traverses the living room to the front entry, then skirts the living room to vacuum the dining room, then returns through the living room to park in the sun porch. I've tried remapping my apartment to no avail. Next step is a complete factory reset, but I don't want to do that until my Christmas tree is down, because the tree causes it problems. and I'll lose my "keep out" zones. --------- July 2, 2024 - I came back here to downgrade the rating, but it is already 1 star. For the last year, it has been getting worse and worse. It constantly requires attention, always get stuck on obstacles it use to negotiate with ease, like very low thresholds and the edges of carpets and the tile area in front of my fireplace, and often gets lost trying to dock to recharge or because (on rare occasions) it has actually completed a job. Often it gets lost within inches of the docking station. The software problems are worse than ever. For instance, it will announce that the charge is low and it is returning to the docking station, but then will wander off into another room, not on the path to the docking station, and the battery will run off because it forgot to recharge. I've actually seen it announce it was returning to the docking station, then hear it in another room, check the status and see it is vacuuming again with very low charge and not having gone anywhere near the docking station. This is clearly a software bug. Sometimes it get stuck on a perfectly level surface and says it is on an uneven surface, to move it and press clean. I DON'T move it, just press clean and it resumes. Clearly, it was NOT stuck. I've cleaned it many times, replaced the brushes and filters, replaced the pivot wheel, tested the main driving wheels as per the instructions, and today, discovered and performed the docking test. It worked perfectly and then got stuck 10 minutes later. On the advice of a friend, I replaced the battery last week. It seems to last longer on a charge but doesn't perform any better otherwise. I've done many reboots and checked for software updates. None available. Yesterday afternoon, I tried to delete and create a new map. After a couple of hours exploring one room, it ran out of battery and said to move it to the dock. I did so, but by then it was getting dark and it never resumed the mapping run as it said it would. This morning, it was fully charged, and the map it produced yesterday looked bogus so I told it to start a new mapping run. It never got out of the room with the docking station, and, over an hour into it, it is stuck again on the 1/16" high lip at the edge of the fireplace hearth. I think it is trying to vacuum up the tiles, which it thinks are dirt, and despite the fact that it is not supposed to do cleaning while on a mapping run. The fireplace (and the thresholds) never used to be a problem. Getting totally lost never used to be a problem. I've replaced all the replaceable parts. The problems all have the stench of undebugged software. I suspect they might have replaced a rule-based algorithm with some sort of generative AI, or some other bone-headed move. If I can't get the mapping run (in my small, single-floor apartment with few obstacles) to work and can't discover any way to reload the original software from 4 years ago (which basically worked), I am going to trash the useless piece of junk. Is it possible to rate something ZERO stars? ---------------- I was just about to boost the rating to maybe 3 or 4 stars, when it struck again! i tried everything to make it work properly, including buying a new battery. It didn't claim the battery was at EOL, but friends who have multiple Roombas told me the problems I was having could be due to a dying battery. So I replaced it. Since i didn't know if it would help, I bought a "compatible" battery https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09KXYNBDQ?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details for about half the price of an iRobot-branded replacement. The battery fit perfectly, has identical specs, charged up fine but didn't solve any of the problems I was having. Tried deleting and creating a new "smart" (i.e. idiotic) map. It kept getting stuck and never finished a mapping run. It could clean okay without a map, but kept getting stuck and could only rarely find its charging station. It would often vacuum at random for an hour or two, announce it we returning to the station for recharging, but never get there. I think this was due to the lack of a map. The vacuuming and battery life with the new battery seemed fine. But without a map, I couldn't schedule it or tell it what rooms to clean. Finally, I tried the last remaining replacement - the tires! The tires are cheap but a little tricky to replace, but I did so. The new tires have a much thicker tread than the originals and some reviewers said this was a problem but they seemed to work fine. The first thing I tried was a new mapping run. It worked perfectly! I then realized I had left a couple of doors shut, so it couldn't map two of the rooms. So I told it to vacuum the rooms on the map. (It had to go back and recharge a couple of times, which worked fine.) Then I opened the two doors and told it to map again. It found and mapped the new rooms and then I told it to vacuum them. Last week, I manually told it to vacuum, half the house on Monday and again Thursday, and the other half on Tuesday and Friday. (There were lots of "return to the base and recharge the battery" events in the course of these two weeks.) Over the weekend, I set up the schedule again. It was supposed to do 1/2 the house on Monday and Thursday and the other half on Friday. Monday evening, I noticed it had not done the scheduled Monday job, but didn't have time to look at it. Yesterday, it also didn't do its scheduled job. The App said it wasn't charged, so I wriggled it on the charger base to make sure it lit up. (Maybe I need to clean the contacts, though I did that pretty recently.) Today I had some time to look at it. The App still said it needed charging, so I made sure it was on the charger base again. The App said it couldn't contact the Roomba, so I restarted the App. (Sometimes this helps. Crappy software.) When I did so, it still said it needed charging, so I went an reseated it again and pressed the "Clean" button. This time is says "Please install an iRobot brand battery and now refuses to charge or do anything else! Back to zero stars for this incredibly annoying, incredibly time-consuming "labor saving device".

Overall, I would say this vacuum is an excellent tool in a person’s toolbox of cleaning appliances. I think for daily maintenance in between deeper cleanings the Roomba does a very good job. It does a respectable job getting dirt and fur out of the corners of my house, which was a concern since I have a lot of smaller corners. And I like the fact that when it mops it does not leave an excess amount of water, which makes it a safer option for my hardwood floors. I really appreciate that it empties itself, saving me that step which was a frequent inconvenience with the Samsung I had before, because of the excess dog fur. For a “set it and forget it” option in between pulling out my central vacuum and mop, this is a great solution. And, the fact that it is quiet and so nimble at changing directions has made it really easy for my labradors to adapt to, so I can run it when I’m at work and not worry about it bothering my pets. As far as cons, I found the set up to be unnecessarily tedious, I think the app just throws too many options at you and can tend to be overwhelming. I think it would’ve been better if I could’ve just turned it on and let it run. The roomba does have trouble keeping up with the volume of dog fur in my house, as I have two labradors. That requires me to stop the machine, flip it over and clean out excess fur once the machine went from a medium hum to a much louder grinding sound.

iRobot Roomba Combo Robot Vacuum and Mop is a absolute game-changer in my home. We have a mix of hardwood floors and area rugs, plus a pet that sheds, and keeping up with the mess felt like a constant chore. Now, I simply use the iRobot Home app to set a schedule, and the Roomba does the rest. I come home to clean, sparkling floors every day without having to lift a finger. I was especially impressed with the vacuuming performance. The suction power is strong enough to leave satisfying vacuum lines on my area rugs, a clear sign that it's getting deep into the fibers to pull out dust and embedded pet hair. The tangle-free rubber brushes are a lifesaver, as I no longer have to spend time cutting tangled hair out of the rollers. The mopping function is fantastic for daily maintenance. It handles light dirt and spills on our tile and hardwood floors with no issues, and the Smart Scrub feature is great for high-traffic areas like the kitchen. Best of all, the robot is smart enough to detect rugs and carpet, automatically lifting the mop pad to avoid getting them wet. You can seamlessly vacuum and mop in a single cleaning run. iRobot navigation is incredibly smart. With Precision in Navigation, it expertly avoids obstacles like power cords, toys, and even pet waste. Finally this is easily the best robot vacuum and mop I have ever owned. While it is a significant investment, the combination of powerful cleaning, advanced navigation, and truly hands-free operation makes the worth every penny. For anyone looking to dramatically reduce their cleaning workload, this machine is an absolute game-changer.

This is the first automated vacuum that I have owned and maybe my expectations are too high. The following review is based on the first two weeks of owning the unit. Cleaning: It does an adequate job. I have tile, carpet, rugs and mats in my home. The unit cleans all of them and I have seen no issues with it transitioning from one surface to another. The reason that I say it cleans adequately is that when the unit is finished and I walk around my home, I have always found something that the unit did not pick up – even though the unit has clean the room and gone over the place where something was missed. It fairness this seems to be an issue with the tile floors and what I have observed is that the spinning arm sometimes flings dirt out of the way instead of into the path of the unit. However my expectation prior to the purchase was that that unit would clean everything which it clearly does not do. I envisioned never having to sweep or vacuum again – which is not the case. I would say the iRobot it more like a helper, albeit one that is a young child (I appreciate the help and effort, but at the end of the day I still have to seep / vacuum myself). I now plan on using the unit for my daily sweep, knowing that on the weekends I am still going to have to break out the equipment and do it myself. Something that I did not anticipate I would have to do when I invested several hundred dollars in this unit. App / Connectivity: After unboxing the unit and charging it the initial set up and connection was fairly quick and flawless. As with most things I purchase that have software and connect to the internet – there was a software update. I followed all of the instructions and prompts and was advised that the update would complete in 10 to 12 minutes….4 hours later I found myself Googling the issue and based on my limited research this seems to be a fairly common issue. The fix was simple enough: hold down the clean button for 20 seconds to perform a reboot – which I did and it fixed the issue and completed the update and I was off and cleaning. However the next day the unit reported that it could not talk to the cloud, which in two weeks has happened a handful of times. I have also experienced issues with the app not connecting to the iRobot servers (ie Cloud). The “fix” that I have tried and seem to work is to either reboot the robot and / or force stop and app on my phone and restart it. There seems to be some issue with the unit / app / cloud connecting and communicating. For those still reading and wondering I have no issues with my internet. I have great up / down speeds and can stream movies and music on multiple TVs at once without any issues (and not I do not have all the TVs on when I am trying to vacuum). My WIFI operates without issue as well and I have tested it in all areas of my home (inside, garage, outside) and have excellent signal strength. I have no issues with my security cameras, sensors or smart “connected” products getting connected or staying connected. The cloud issue is specific to this unit only and as I noted above: Something that I did not anticipate I would have to do (deal with) when I invested several hundred dollars in this unit. Customer Service: Probably the most frustrating aspect of the purchase is dealing with iRobot customer service. Initially I attempted to call, but after a very lengthy hold (In fairness the website did warn about higher than usual hold times and being 2020 I expected no less.), decided that I would just send an email to them and address my concerns. The main issue I wanted to address with customer service was the smart map not allowing me to add a “clean zone” to it. I had read the directions and FAQ and yes the unit had run several times (and) completed the map of the house. Additionally I had walked through the map setup and even added exclusion zones. I had run the vacuum after setting everything up and it worked as expected – however I still could not add a “clean zone” to the map. I explained all of this in detail in my email and when I received a reply it told me that the map was not available unit the unit had completed the mapping (usually 2 complete cleans) and referred me to a link in the instructions. My reply back asked them to READ the email I sent and AGAIN explained in great detail the steps already performed as well as the results and issues. They were nice enough to reply a second time directing me to once again REBOOT the unit and suggesting that I click on several links to read FAQ and articles (no of which addressed what my issue was). I equate this to me calling “AAA” auto club and telling them that I have just run out of gas, they advise that I need to replace my battery – no I just need some gas, maybe you should try rotating your tires………..ugh I just need GAS. Maybe they don’t employ customer service people who have the ability to read or understand emails or they utilize and automated bot – both of which are BAD ideas. Would I purchase another automated vacuum: YES. Would it be iRobot brand: Maybe if they were the most inexpensive of my options and promised not to email me further. Would I try a unit from a competitor: Absolutely – I mean at this point I have already wasted a ton of money on something that does not live up to the hype so what would I have to loose?

he iRobot Roomba Plus 405 (G181) 2-in-1 Vacuum & Mop Robot with AutoWash Dock has completely changed how I handle cleaning at home. From the first setup, it’s clear this is a well-designed, high-end device built for convenience and performance. The combination of vacuuming and mopping in one unit makes it incredibly efficient, especially for busy households where time is limited. The vacuum performance is strong and consistent. It does a great job picking up dust, dirt, pet hair, and debris from both hard floors and carpets. You can see the difference after just one run—floors look noticeably cleaner, and it reaches areas that are easy to miss with manual cleaning. The navigation is smart and methodical, so it doesn’t just wander randomly—it actually maps and covers the space efficiently. The mopping feature is where this model really stands out. The dual spinning mop pads provide a deeper clean compared to basic drag-style mops. It actually scrubs the floor rather than just wiping it, which helps remove stuck-on dirt and leaves floors looking polished. It’s especially useful in high-traffic areas like kitchens and entryways. The AutoWash dock is a huge convenience factor. Not only does it empty the dustbin, but it also handles cleaning the mop pads, which means less maintenance and less mess for you to deal with. This truly makes it feel like a “set it and forget it” type of system. You’re not constantly having to empty, rinse, or reset everything after each use. The smart features and app integration are also very user-friendly. You can schedule cleanings, customize areas, and adjust settings right from your phone. It’s easy to set up routines, and the robot reliably follows them without needing constant supervision. It integrates nicely into a daily routine without becoming a hassle. Another thing I noticed is how quiet it is compared to older models. It’s not completely silent, but it’s definitely less intrusive, making it easier to run during the day without disrupting everything. Overall, this is a premium cleaning solution that delivers on both convenience and performance. It saves time, keeps floors consistently clean, and reduces the amount of hands-on effort needed. If you’re looking to upgrade to a smarter, more automated way of cleaning, the Roomba Plus 405 with AutoWash dock is absolutely worth it and feels like a true step forward in home cleaning technology.

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I absolutely love my new Roomba! Best floor-cleaning helper ever! I bought this Roomba to help with the chore I like the least – mopping. First, I did a little research, and I decided to spend a little more on this model because I liked the spinning mop pads, figuring they would do a better job scrubbing my floors to my satisfaction. Plus, the auto-washing base is magical and a must-have. It takes care of refreshing the mop pads while it’s cleaning so it’s not continually mopping with gross, dirty pads. And when it’s all done, it will wash and dry them too! No need for me to do it! The base also runs a self-cleaning cycle, that way it doesn’t get musky or mildewy. It’s pretty much a hands-free system. All I do is fill the water tank when needed and empty the dirty when it gets full. Easy-peasy. I can set up a cleaning schedule, but mostly I just start cleaning from the app, or use voice commands. I found everything very easy to set up. It literally mapped my home in minutes and was ready to go! Overall, I’m very impressed with how well it cleans. The vacuum takes care of all those little fluffies and hairs and little bits on the day-to-day. It automatically boosts power on the carpet by my entrance and will lift the pads in the back, so nothing gets wet. The robot will also empty itself into the base for months before I’ll need to worry about removing the bag. The only hiccups I’ve had were when it sucked up my bathmat and got stuck. I got an alert on the app. I know now that it’s too light and I’ll need to put it up from now on. It also got too close to some power cords under my entertainment unit. However, the app lets you create Keep Out zones, so once I placed one over the area I wanted it to stay out, and haven’t had any problems since. Roomba saves me so much time fussing with my floors. It’s only been a short time but I’m very pleased with the performance. When I come home it feels fresh and clean. It’s a relief to not worry about running a vacuum or dragging out the mop because it’s already taken care of.

UPDATE: La App ya funciona correctamente. Ha habido actualizaciones de la App y quizá con alguna de ellas se corrigió aunque también he cambiado el modem. El producto funciona tal cual es descrito en la publicación, todo trabaja excelente. La calidad de los acabados se nota de un producto gama alta. Lo malo fue que la caja llegó bastante maltratada, hasta rota de algunas partes pero el interior llegó íntegro así que no fue algo que afectara. Otro detalle bastante en cuenta a tomar es que la App que se necesita para explotarla al 100% no funciona adecuadamente y eso se nota en el promedio de calificación de dicha aplicación en el Play Store. En mi caso el problema es que aparece un mensaje de no conexión con la nube a cada rato y no es problema de mi red Wi-Fi ni de mi smart phone ya que esa App es lo único que falla.

Excelente adoro a mi robot lo compraria otra vez.

It worked excellent right out of the box. Mapped out my place perfectly, then cleaned it no problem. I tried to run a routine later the same day because of some mess that could be mopped up and it stopped working properly already. It will be in a totally clear space and claim that the bumpers are stuck.