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Robots such as the Roomba, which are equipped with powerful sensors and hardware can gather a lot of data. Their privacy policies hide the fact that other people will be viewing these data.

A policy for the vacuum and mop combination Combo J9+, for instance it states that human eyes are looking at images of rugs or other obstacles. These images are used to improve the device's algorithm for avoiding obstacles.

Roomba i3 EVO

The i3 is the best robot for bare flooring because it excels in picking up small pieces of debris. It also does an excellent job of pet hair, however it struggles to pick up huge clumps of hair on carpeting. Its biggest negative is its high-recurring cost.

The Roomba i3 EVO is similar to the i1 but comes with one major upgrade that is imprint smart mapping. This technology lets the robot identify specific rooms in your home and to clean them more efficiently. You can label rooms using the i3 EVO buttons or set virtual boundaries using the Irobot self emptying vacuum app to stop the robot from cleaning spaces you don't would like to. The i3 EVO has the largest dustbin of all the robots we tested at 0.5 liters.

Like many robots, the i3 EVO requires regular maintenance to work effectively. iRobot suggests cleaning its brushes at least once a week, or twice in the case of pets. To do this, flip the robot over and press the green tab that lets the brushes go. Then, take the brushes and gently wipe them down with a microfiber cloth. It is also recommended to clean the six sensors that are located on the bottom of the robot.

When buying a new Roomba, you should also be aware that the filters and brushes supplied by the manufacturer need to be replaced regularly. You can track the status of these components by checking the Product Health tab in the Irobot app. The filters on the i3 EVO should be replaced every two months and the brushes should be replaced every six to 12 months.

iRobot's exclusive Dirt Detect Technology uses sensors to detect areas of dirt and boost suction power in those zones. This feature is especially beneficial in homes with a lot of furniture, as it assists the robot to avoid getting stuck underneath things and ensures that all surfaces are clean. The i3 EVO also works with Alexa and allows you to control it with voice commands. It does not have the same features to avoid obstacles like other models, such as the i8+, j7+ and s9+.

Roomba 694

The Roomba 694 is a great entry-level robot vacuum. It's small enough to fit under most furniture, and it's very thorough in its cleaning. It works well on bare flooring and picks up pet hair effectively (though not as efficiently as the more expensive models). However, it isn't equipped with capabilities for automation and does not work with Alexa or Google Assistant.

The 694 is powered with a user-replaceable Li-ion battery. It takes around two hours for the battery charge to be completely while the bot is docked into Home Base. Once fully recharged, the 694 can continue where it left off during its last cleaning session, or start a new one. It has an RCON and infrared sensor to keep it from stepping on stairs.

This Roomba features a premium style and is available in black, white, and red. The matte black plastic on the sides and the iRobot Logo on top highlight the round ninja-like shape. The middle of the robot is a large button with "Clean" written in green text. Spot cleaning and home buttons are set around it. A light at the top shows status and battery levels: a green outline indicates it's got sufficient power, and the red color indicates that it's not charging or is on the charger.

Although the Roomba 694 doesn't come with a self-emptying option like the higher-end models however, it does a fantastic job of emptying its dust bin every time it goes back to Home Base. The bin can hold about 60 days' worth of debris. It's simple to empty manually. Just press the release button, pull it out and dump it in the garbage.

The iRobot App is required to use the 694. It allows you to alter cleaning schedules and track the history of previous cleaning sessions. You can also set up virtual boundary markers for the robot to avoid certain areas of your home, and schedule cleanings in advance. The app can suggest extra cleaning when pollen season is in full swing or when your pets shed often.

Roomba 980

The 980 is among irobot roomba deals's newer robots, and like the rest it is mostly controlled by an official app on iPhone or Android that links to your home's WiFi. This means that regardless of where you are -- whether down the block or across town thousand miles away -- you can tell the 980 to kick off cleaning sessions.

You can also do some cool things with the app, for instance, you can schedule multiple cleaning sessions per day and change settings like which surfaces to be focused on during the time of a particular session. You can also program the cleaner to return to its charging station if it's empty this feature makes the 980 useful if you regularly leave it to clean before heading to work.

The 980, just like other Roomba models in the past, uses sensors to navigate through your home. The iAdapt 2.0 navigation system is able to map your home as it goes by recognizing distinct visual elements and creating a map based on images that assists the robot in navigating more efficiently. This lets the 980 skip spots that it has already cleaned, and it's much more adept at avoiding furniture and other obstacles.

The 980 comes with a variety of the latest cleaning sensor. The two multi-surface brushes are specifically designed to remove large amounts of dirt and debris, and the smart Power Boost feature increases the vacuuming power when the bot is cleaning carpets. The robot can be turned on via the remote control or voice commands, thanks to integration with Google Assistant.

The 980 isn't cheap, but it does a good job of picking up dust and other particles, making it well worth the investment. Its latest battery technology will run for longer in cleaning sessions than prior versions, and the app makes it simple to set a time for running a session. The only issue with the 980 is that it doesn't include a spare battery, which means that if the battery you have is dead, you'll need to purchase one online.

Roomba 960

iRobot 960 is the latest flagship model and is a great choice for those looking to purchase an efficient robot vacuum that comes with many smart features. It can be started with a push button on the robot, via the app or using voice commands using Alexa and Google Assistant. It can be scheduled to clean at after a set time.

The 960 works well on carpeted and bare floors. Its iAdapt sensors are able to adapt to the surface and its dual rubber brush picks up pet hair and does not tangle. It also includes a bin sensor that warns the user when the bin is close to being full. It uses the irobot floor cleaner Home App to control the robot, and also set up cleaning schedules.

Its navigation is flawless and it is able to navigate a massive, single-story house with both bare and carpeted floors. It was able, in our tests, to return back to the docking station once cleaning cycles were completed. Its mapping and dirt-detection capabilities are also impressive. It is able to remember a pattern and locate debris on the flooring. It can even go under and around various obstacles, including table legs and chair seats.

The disadvantage of the 960 is that it doesn't have the carpet boost technology that is available on the 980, and its cleaning performance on carpets is not as high as the standard that other models offer in the series. It is still a good choice for homes of all sizes and comes at a reasonable price.

Like all robot vacuums the 960 will require replacement maintenance parts at times. The iRobot app tracks the frequency you need to replace the dust bin, filter and spinning brush. It is possible to pay about $35 per year for these replacements. You can purchase replacement parts directly from irobot vacuum and mop, or via third-party sellers.