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iRobot Roomba 105 Vac Robot Vacuum - Easy to use, Intense Power-Lifting Suction, LiDAR Navigation, Multi-Surface Cleaning, Cleans in Neat Rows, Self-Charging | Envi

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iRobot Roomba 105 Vac Robot Vacuum - Easy to use, Intense Power-Lifting Suction, LiDAR Navigation, Multi-Surface Cleaning, Cleans in Neat Rows, Self-Charging

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Your everyday cleaning companion, the Roomba 105 Vac Robot is designed with real life in mind, packed with innovative features for smart, thorough floor cleaning—room to room, wall to wall. This intuitive robot vacuum cleaner is outfitted with 4 levels of suction, innovative cleaning features, and ClearView LiDAR which quickly maps your home to maximize cleaning coverage while avoiding obstacles and specialized sensors prevent falling down stairs. The 3-stage cleaning system includes 70x more power-lifting suction*, an edge-sweeping brush that crushes corner clean ups, and a bristle brush that tackles tough messes. The easy-to-use Roomba Home App puts control at your fingertips, so you can be in total command of your automatic robot vacuum cleaner's routine. Choose where and when to clean by targeting rooms or zones. And with one swipe, set your trusted cleaning companion to sweep high-traffic areas, spot-vac crumbs, or skip the kitchen while you're cooking. Plus, you can get a cleaning going by simply asking your voice assistant** to get Roomba started on a cleaning task whenever you need. The Roomba 105 Vac Robot excels at taking direction, but it's self-sufficient too. Watch as the robot vacuum returns to the dock on its own for a recharge if the long-lasting battery gets low, then promptly heads back to the task at hand. Award-winning and time-tested, the Roomba family of automatic robot vacuums is designed by experts with over 30 years of experience in robotics innovation. Inspired by modern design, the Roomba 105 Robot blends beautifully into your home—and helps to make it that much more beautiful. *As compared to Roomba 600 series robots**Works with Alexa, Siri, and Google Assistant-enabled devices. Alexa and all related logos are trademarks of Amazon.com or its affiliates.Google and Google Home are trademarks of Google LLC. Siri is a registered trademark of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries and regions.

Marca: iRobot
Modelo: B0DX6KZR9T
Categoría aduanal: Home & Kitchen

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JT
30 de mayo de 2025
Impressive—Are Roombas Making a Comeback?
I originally bought this as a replacement for my Roborock Q5, but I may end up getting another one to replace my six-year-old bump-and-go vacuum.The price is similar to a Eufy bump-and-go model, which was my first robot vacuum, but this one is on another level. With LIDAR and mapping, it feels much more advanced—closer to the performance of my Q5, which I recently gave to my mom. This is my third robot vacuum, and each experience has been completely different.One surprise was the battery life—it couldn’t vacuum my entire house on a single charge, while my Q5 seems to last twice as long. Then again, the Q5 is nearly twice the price, so maybe it's not fair to say the battery is bad. If you're coming from a higher-end vacuum, though, you might feel the difference.One feature I really liked is that it’s available without a mop, which, like many brands, increases the dustbin size. Without the water tank, the extra space is used for a larger bin, making it a great trade-off.I also noticed it climbs over floor transition strips better than my previous vacuums. However, it doesn’t perform as well on carpet, so there’s a bit of a trade-off. Another thoughtful design choice is the side brush—it simply pops off instead of being screwed on. One of my older vacuums had a screw-in side brush that damaged cables, so I appreciate this safer design.Another clever addition is the flap that acts as a backpressure valve—it prevents dust from escaping when you remove the bin for emptying. No more accidental messes on the way to the trash!Some reviews complain about the app, but I think it feels very similar to Roborock's app, which I’m used to. If you’ve set up a Roborock before, you’ll likely find it familiar. The first thing the app asks is the "Name" of your Roomba, and I couldn’t help but smile—it’s such classic American culture to name your robot vacuum something special. One minor gripe: the QR code is on the box instead of the robot, but since setup is a one-time thing, it's not a huge deal.My only real complaint? You can’t change the dustbin while it’s charging because the bin compartment sits right under the charging mechanism.Overall, I’m really happy with my purchase. The quality and performance were exactly what I expected—maybe even better, considering this vacuum costs the same as my first one but comes with advanced features like LIDAR mappingVer másVer menos
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CentDC
21 de septiembre de 2026
Best Roomba so far
Purchased the iRobot Roomba 105 vacuum. I have had 2 other Roomba’s; an older version and recently a Roomba i3 with auto dirt disposal. The 105 is by far the quietest I have had so far. The mapping was super easy and the 105 handles area rugs like a champ. It kind of goes into supper duck mode over area rugs. Cleans dirt very well and gets in all areas. Doesn’t seem to leave a dirt trail on rug edges or at door trim between rooms. Price point was excellent and main reason I bought this model. Cheaper than the other two models and does better at cleaning. I hope it last longer than the other two models!Ver másVer menos
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Derek Boswell
30 de diciembre de 2024
It is decent for the price
I purchaed this vaccuum during Prime Days because I wanted to get a robot vaccuum for a decent price. I live in an 800 sq. ft. apartment which I would vaccuum about once a month because I don't track in much dirt. It was easy to setup and connected to my Android phone app just fine. I let it charge and started it up. It is louder than I thought it would be, but still much quieter than a traditional vaccuum. After reading the instructions, I realized that there was no way to "train" it or block off certain rooms or areas. That was my fault in my assumption that all robot vaccuums had that feature. It does run into objects a lot and doesn't have a good algorithm to change direction. It seems to go the same way and repeatedly bump into objects and then goes the same way. It gets stuck very easily as well. I have a thin rug in my kitchen and one of the edges is kind of bent up and it gets caught on that every time so I have to pick up the rug. It does clean well and I run it once a week and am amazed about how much dust and dirt accumulates in that time period. Also, even though I have it scheduled in the app, sometimes it starts early which is weird. Overall for $160 it is a decent product that saves me having to vaccuum by hand.Ver másVer menos
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Deja Drewit
BEST VACUUM I EVER HAD!!
This is my THIRD ROBOT VACUUM.1st one was a diff brand and was great until it stopped working. It had magnetic strip boundaries which i liked so it can avoid certain rooms / areas.2nd vacuum was horrible from day one. Barely sucked, the reservoir was tiny and it had a mop option i never used nor wanted. No boundaries and it kept getting stuck everywhere. It had a long battery though compared to the last.Finally decided to get another one that would suck better because literally the last would would just go over the dirt and not pick it up. I was so fed up….ROOMBA:::::Was the fastest and easiest to set up to my wifi network and app. The other 2 took forever to troubleshoot etc. roomba has no remote but i guess its ok if the app works fine.PROS:-It talks!! Kinda cool.-first thing it does is map out your home so you can hopefully make sure it avoids certain rooms (haven’t tested this yet)-it has automatic scheduling!! LOVE THIS!!! And you can choose which room to vacuum and the suction level and how many times u want it to go in there!? What!!!! So i set it up at 2pm mon-fri, medium suction and to go twice. Then left my home. Got back by 3pm and it was back on the charger!! My old one constantly got stuck under the couch or under the bed. I was so excited to open the trash bin and see what it sucked up and WOW!!! So impressed. It even left a nice vacuum pattern on my carpet so i knew it cleaned!!!!So far love it nothing bad to say. Will see if it stays out of the rooms and under furniture like i mapped. Even if it doesn’t still a huge upgrade for the same amount of money!!!Ver másVer menos
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Tom G
26 de diciembre de 2020
Tips if you're thinking about a Roomba (updated)
Here are a few tips if you're thinking about getting a Roomba (which you should!)1. Wait until Prime Day or an equivalent sale. I bought this model for $220 (tax included). If you live in the Seattle area, watch out for the Amazon deals - Amazon vans will park random places for one day only to offload products at a steep discount. The Roomba is a regular for that rotation - I've seen this model sold for $140.2. Do not buy cheap knockoff versions for replacement parts on Amazon. Buy only iRobot products (from them directly if possible). There are a lot of versions of fake products from Chinese companies sold on Amazon. These parts are crappy and could impact the performance / lifetime of your Roomba. One example of that is the replacement air filters. The cheaper versions do not seal correctly, so dust gets into the small cracks and other mechanisms within the machine. Replacing your vaccum will cost a lot more than a $10 air filter.3. Clean your air filter with a toothbrush after each use to reduce the clog of dust. Replace the filter every 3 months.4. Do a deep cleaning of your Roomba every 6 months. Use a mini flathead and a small phillips to take off the front cover (you'll need to take off the small, yellow spinning brush first using the small flathead). Be careful because the threads of the tiny screw are mounted in plastic casing. Very easy to strip. Clean out all the hair around the small screw that attaches the spinning brush (after 6 months, this can cause the brush to stop spinning - 90% of the time, it's just hair - side note - this motor is also replacable for only $15 on the iRobot website).I've noticed a fair amount of negative reviews discussing the shelf life of Roombas. People are making comments like "My cats killed our Roomba" etc. I'd like to set the record straight for this awesome company. Basically, in life, you can't get things for free. You can't expect your car, for instance, to function well over time without regular maintainence. Most people hate car maintanance, so it has become widely accepted for most people to pay someone to fix / clean their car. And, for most people this makes a lot of sense. We'd rather spend our time doing other things besides changing the oil, checking the tires, checking the radiator, maintaining the engine and so on.For vaccums, the mechanics are much less complex than a car. However, they still incur a ton of wear and tear like dirt, cat hair, female hair, dust, and eveything else that lands on the floor. Over time, even the best vaccum will break or need repairs if it is not well maintained. In the old days, we had vaccum repair shops because people hated working on their vaccums. Then, everything possible became automated and outsourced. We could have Roomba repair shops that cost $30 to do a tune up of your Roomba. People would probably pay it. But, rest assured, the same people complaining about paying for that would be the same people who complained about the amazing Roomba - the vaccum that does its job with very little work from the human. The only thing is doesn't do well is clean itself. What we need is a cat Roomba.My closing thought is this one. Spend one hour every three months maintaining your Roomba, and you will save yourself 50+ hours a year (a whole work week) of vaccuming. That's very simple math, but it will require some effort on the part of the human. I purchased mine on Prime Day 8 months ago. I did my first deep clean (along with the regular air filter cleaning with each use) and she is gently purring like the first day I discovered her :-).I do not own securities in iRobot or work for them. This review is completely of my own writing.
Debbie
Only 6 months of it working. Cannot work unsupervised
1/5/26 This is the second Roomba I’ve owned and only my second favorite Roomba. I have been running it for about 1 week. These are the continuous issues I have been annoyed over:1. Roomba is scheduled to clean certain rooms on certain days, but it always goes to the guest bedroom and stays in there the whole cleaning cycle. No matter what the map says that it is scheduled to do or what the map shows that it did. I plan to reset the map to see if that will fix the issue. 2. It starts fully charged and drops to around 55% within 20 minutes of running. 3. The dust bin gets dislodged ALL the time. Sometimes it comes all the way off after moving from hardwood to a rug. Which means I have to schedule it to run when I’m home instead of while I am at work. 4. It gets stuck on areas where my floor transitions from hardwood to area rug. 5. It leaves piles of dirt where it struggles to go over transitions. 6. It is scheduled to begin at 3:45 pm. and do 2 rooms. It redocks to charge after about 40 minutes and then will begin again at 1am. (Scared me the 1st time.) looking at the map, it leaves the majority of the rooms untouched. My house is only 930 square feet. I have scheduled it to clean 2 bedrooms on M/W/F and the kitchen/ living room (1 open concept space) on T/Th/S. It never gets all the scheduled area, but the notification says it completed its automaton.I will update after I reset the map. 🤞🏻that this will eliminate those issues. 🤞🏻6/10/26 resetting the map helped my previous issue. For about the last 3 weeks, I get an error that the sensor is blocked -it’s not. I have to use a cotton swab to get any dust off the lenses before it will start, and even then it often just re-docks and says it completed its routine. The cotton swabs rarely have dust on them. I took away a star, making this a 2 star review. I don’t know what to do with this machine.7/30/26 I changed my reviews to 1 start as I have reached out, through the Roomba app, to customer service. Have yet to be contacted. Machine is sitting on the charger, fully charged, and not doing a dang thing. It has been like this for the whole month of July. Super disappointed. The machine (mostly) worked from Jan to June, only 6 months!Ver másVer menos
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