iRobot® Roomba® i3 (3150) Robot Vacuum - Wi-Fi® Connected Mapping, Works with Alexa, Ideal for Pet Hair, Carpets

My wife is very happy with the roomba. We got an upgraded version of what we ordered due to out of stock issues. Happy wife.

Mapping works and vacuums in straight lines. Charges and goes back to where it left off. Done 1600sq ft 3 bedroom 2 bath house completely in 2 hours plus an hour charging time. Finds charging station quickly. Big improvement over models without mapping and well worth the upgrade. I got mine for $299. Deal!!!

I purchased the Shark Robot vaccuum because it had more features, room mapping, spot cleaning etc. Only problem was it just kept stopping. In the middle of a room with nothing near it. Had to keep pushing the re-start button 15 to 20 times to finish one room. Roomba much more powerful, doesn't slow down and just moves around what is in the way. Doesn't stop until it's done. But it doesn't have some of the same high tech features I did like on the Shark. Looked it up the Roomba model that does those things starts at $600.

Love my new iRobot Roomba! I have a cat who seems to shed all the time. The Roomba can be programmed to clean 3 days/week and I no longer have gobs of hair on my carpet. Also scans any room and creates a template for future cleaning. With this feature, I'm able to do my entire upstairs. Just be sure to pick up toys, and pull up any cords before engaging Roomba. Love it!!

The product is satisfactory. If your budget allows you can go for newer versions where you can tell specifically which area to vacuum and which area to avoid. Overall I'm satisfied but if in future I get an exchange deal then maybe i'll opt for newer models. Pros: Does a good job of cleaning. Saves lots of my time. Con: Can't figure out how to tell it to vacuum only specific area and not the whole floor.

Works well for light regular cleaning. Struggles with moderate to heavy amounts of pet hair clogging roller ends and just not picking up much. Does do well if done daily. Set up is variable. We have two. One went well the other took two days to iron out problems. Pets rapidly get use to it.

A first time using Room bout it got stuck twice between a small floor mat and a kitchen chair and had to be relined. It did pick up Christmas tree needles fine but then got stuck under a couch. Not worth the hassle of having to constantly look for it and move it so it could continue vacuuming

I saw another review where it says it just rolls up pet hair into clumps but leaves them. This is exactly what mine does. It leaves balls of fur scattered everywhere, which we then have to sweep or vacuum up. It does an especially poor job on my area rug (which is flat with no pile), so it shouldn't be an issue. I also don't understand the design of having only one sweeper arm. I watched it approach and run over some dog hair, but because the sweeper arm wasn't on that side, it ran over it and left it completely untouched. I'm going to try to return it since it's still under warranty, but I don't have high hopes because I think the problem is the design.

The iRobot app consistently fails to connect to my new Roomba i3+, despite exhaustive troubleshooting attempts. Consequently, I have a device with a manual on/off switch that, compared to competitive offerings, is primitive. iRobot's Customer Service and Tech Support have proven incompetent. If you're in the market for a robot vacuum, I strongly advise researching and investing in a brand with better performance and support.

Is this a joke, had to send 1st back didn't work, still have not received a credit for that one!!! Order new one, pay again, got an Amazon box with vacuum wrapped in plastic bags...no original box....no original packing!!! Looks like it was return from someone else and they just sent to me claiming as new!!!