The 7 Best Roomba Vacuums | Robotics World

This review has been updated 12 times since it was first published in February of 2018. Keeping a home clean is important, especially if you have pets or children with allergies. But it’s not always easy to find the time for housework. Luckily, with a Roomba vacuum, you can have some robotic help. These devices will clean your floors with the push of a button, and they work on everything from wood to tile to carpet. When users buy our independently chosen editorial picks, we may earn commissions to help fund the review.

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Top 7 Roomba Vacuums

7. Roomba 614

At under $300, the Roomba 614 is an affordable way to dip your toe into the world of robot vacuums. While it may not have all the bells and whistles of the newer series, it can clean any room in the house efficiently with its Dirt Detect sensor and multi-surface brushes.

6. Roomba 870

With a motor five times more powerful than the 600 and 700 series, the Roomba 870 (about $670) can pick up all kinds of dust and debris. It also operates fairly quietly, so you can let it run while you’re sleeping or watching TV without being bothered.

5. Roomba 650

The Roomba 650 (around $249) is an older model, but it’s a reliable appliance that should serve you well, as long as you’re not looking for new, high-tech features. It works with all types of floor, from tile to carpet, and can be set to a weekly schedule.

4. Roomba 980

The Roomba 980 comes with all of the latest features robot vacuums have to offer. It can visualize, map, and clean an entire level of a house, and its carpet boost is great for dealing with deeply embedded dirt. The only downside is the price, coming in at over $800.

3. Roomba 890

Unlike its predecessors, the Roomba 890 (about $455) is equipped with tangle-free rollers that make it much better at picking up things like hair and bits of string, which is good news for pet owners and knitters alike. It can also be scheduled for daily or weekly cleanings.

2. Roomba 690

If wi-fi connectivity is a priority, but you don’t want to spend too much money, the Roomba 690 (around $339) might be the choice for you. It’s essentially the same design as the popular 650 model, but has a more modern look and can be controlled and scheduled via a smartphone app.

1. Roomba 960

The Roomba 960 (about $546) is equipped with a number of high-end features, but at a more palatable price than the 980. It can run for up to 75 minutes on a single charge, and not only will it return to its dock when necessary, it can resume working once it gets back to full power.

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