iRobot Roomba Robot Vacuum and Mop Combo (Y0140) – Vacuums & mops, Easy to use, Power-Lifting Suction, Multi-Surface Floors, Smart Navigation, Cleans in Neat Rows, Self-Charging, Bagless, Space-Saving

Keeps my floors clean . “Keeps My Floors Clean with Minimal Effort”
I would definitely recommend this product I have had this product for a year or so and when I tell you it has been a life saver for me. Also it helps being that I have two cats. Please don’t pass up on this product. I’ve been using this robot vacuum for a while now, and it does a pretty solid job at keeping my floors clean. It easily picks up dust, crumbs, and pet hair on hardwood surfaces, and it’s fairly quiet while running. The design is simple, and it docks itself back to the charger without any issues most of the time.On the downside, it can sometimes struggle with corners or getting stuck under low furniture, and the dust bin needs to be emptied regularly. Still, for everyday cleaning and maintenance, it’s a reliable little helper that saves me time.

My new friend
I love my new friend; she is very helpful. The cleaning ability on my Roomba is awesome, however, she does get hung up sometimes, like under the cabinets in the kitchen or bathroom, then I have to go and find her. I haven’t used the mopping feature as of yet. she is very durable, she is normal size, her mapping features are awesome. I live in a small place so, she really doesn’t have a lot to do. I have too much stuff for her to bump into, but she gets right back to work. With this particular model, she can mop and vacuum, so her functionality is superb. I would highly recommend her. My husband bought her for me for Christmas. I had bought a more upscale one, more expensive from Walmart and it wouldn’t work, and I had to return it. So expensive doesn’t always mean better

Not bad, but has its weaknesses
It’s ok.Build quality: GoodNavigation/Path finding: Pretty ok but has trouble at times (read below)Cleanliness: I mean it’s alrightEasy of use: Very easyBattery life: Pretty good, about 45m run time newI have a house thats mostly tile in the common living spaces and got this roomba to pick up litter that my cat tracks from her litter box. Very easy to set up, take it out of the box, plug in its little dock, get the app, it’s easily finds the roomba, and it’s ready to use. Ive never had a roomba before so this is a first for me.After following it around and seeing how well it tracks its cleaning path, it works good in square spaces without many obstacles or room variation. When it runs into an object, like the leg of a chair, it uses a combination of scanner sensors on the front and a bumper to tell if there’s and obstacle and what type. If it’s a furniture leg it will make a circular pattern to get around the leg before continuing on its path. Pretty neat.Where the navigation begins to struggle is when it approaches that are less than an inch from the ground. Some of my furniture have low height stand bases on the floor. The sensors have a hard time seeing those bases and the bumper sits a bit too high for it to figure out it’s an obstacle. Because of this, it will sometimes get stuck trying to crawl over these bases. If it manages to free itself, it kinda forgets the exact path it came from due to the confusion of the obstacle and can miss and area it would otherwise clean.In addition to the sensors, the roomba can calculate where it’s been based off the rotation of its drive wheels (this is an educated guess based off observation) . If it gets slightly off course to clean a nook or small space, it can calculate where its original path was and continue on its cleaning journey. Because of this, when it gets stuck or confused on those low height obstacles, the wheels will turn without actually creating forward momentum, confusing the robot. (My wife is actively getting the robot unstuck as I type this funny enough)Additionally, if you don’t place its docks location and direction in the right spot, it will take the same exact path each time from it and miss areas all together before running out of battery. The best place is usually in the top corner of a room so it can sweep top down in rows. Starting in the middle of a room will only get half the room before finding another adjacent room.Of course like most roombas you have to pick up small objects and cords or anything else that it might try to grab, that’s part of it and if anything makes your house more tidy overall as a consequence, but I shouldn’t need to move my furniture for it to work correctly.Where it really has trouble is when it goes under the bed. Most of us at least keep some items under the bed, even it’s simple things like suitcases. When my roomba gets to my bedrooms, the beds become inescapable labyrinths. From the bags, storage containers, and bed post, it bounces around under there almost endlessly. And when it does manage to escape, it forgets its original path, finds it way back under the bed, and repeats. The only way I found to mitigate it is to pull the containers/bags to the edges of the bed to keep it from going under in the first place but that can be an eye sore. I found it best to just keep the bed rooms shut and vacuum them manually.For the actual cleaning ability, it’s ok. I mean it is a roomba, it’s not gonna have the most powerful suction and it’s there to spot clean, not clean up big messes. But even with spot cleaning it struggles to get between the grout of the tile at times leaving behind the litter that i specifically got this to clean lol. The actual vacuum brush is only 2/3rd the width of the roomba itself and this is aided by the little rotating brush that comes with it. While it’s good at sweeping in debris on its side, it can sometimes leave small rows of debris on the inside non brush end of the roomba. I’m sure this can be solve by just buying another brush attachment but I want it to work great out the box.Outside of the litter issue it does get a lot of my cats hair and other dirt that I would otherwise overlook. It’s easy to dump the bin and navigates back to its dock accurately most the time.Overall for the money, not a bad buy. In hindsight I think I would have rather bought a house/room mapping model with better tracking but this will die for now I suppose. While not too happy about it, make those attachments iRobot offers may assist in its overall effectiveness. I keep my house pretty tidy overall but there’s nothing I can really do about my furnitures compatibility with the roombas sensors.Hope this helps

Love my Robot vacuum. No more arguing between my kids over who vacuumed last and whose turn it is next. The robot vacuum does the job and doesn’t complain! I still clean it out after every use, but it is super easy to take apart and cut out hair strands, etc.The inner flap on the receptacle that keeps the debris inside the canister broke off, but it still works and collects dust and debris well without it as long as it doesn’t get overfilled, which it shouldn’t if you use it regularly.I am impressed by how well it maneuvers and always amazed by how much it collects, even with very regular use. For the cheapest version (this one is unable to map out rooms or zones, so you’ll have to just let it go do its thing on its own, or else move it to rooms manually and close it in to clean specific rooms), this is pretty good. Always leaves nice vacuum marks in carpets and rugs and does a good deep vaccum into the fibers. Better than my central vacuum’s beater head for sure!There is still a level of cleaning and maintenance required (emptying after every use, cleaning and changing the filter regularly), but not a big deal and quick to do.

Used of 9 months and it was garbage from the start. Complete waste of money. Think buying the name brand of robovacs would be a safe bet right? Well guess again. This is the WORST thing I’ve ever bought off of amazon. Can’t complete a single job. If it gets stuck or needs your attention it is not capable of resuming the job and just tries to return to the docking station no matter what you do (which it can’t find in a wide open room). You have to physically put it back on the dock and then start a new job over again, the app is no help at all other that saying “an error occured. Please try again”. If the stupid thing gets stuck or hits a snag that requires your attention again, then your right back at square one. Nothing helps to fix this, not updates or god help you if you request support from the company cause it’s non-existant. This is unaccepable for 2024-25. That fact that the company sells this thing at all is criminal.This is the 3rd robo vac I’ve owned over the years and the knock off Chinese brand ones are FAR superior in every way. iRobot investors and executives should be jailed over this. I wouldn’t spend $20 on this thing let alone $200.