I haven't completely deciphered it yet but it's clever enough to never get stuck under tables or between chairs. The Roomba 760 uses intelligent algorithms to navigate around rooms and furniture. phone home" bit and starts heading back to the charging station. the "Dock" button on both the vacuum and the remote control which instructs the Roomba 760 to stop cleaning, then it does its "E.T. It will return to the charging station automatically once its battery is low. From testing, I concluded that 1.5 hours is more than enough time to cover a large room, or 2 smaller rooms, or one small room twice over. Once the battery is fully charged, the Roomba 760 can happily vacuum continuously for about an hour and a half. And so, it can easily get upset with the slightest of deviations, resulting in panicky error codes. Understandably, since the Roomba 760 is a robotic vacuum cleaner, it's filled with high-tech but very sensitive gadgetry.
If you're willing to spend an additional $150 for the 780 model, you'll get touchpad controls instead of buttons, better dirt sensing and a bin indicator which tells you when the dirt bin is full.īefore the Roomba 760 can begin cleaning, it needs to be charged either by directly plugging in the cable from the AC adapter or by docking it to the charging station. Not much differentiates it from the other models in the 700 series: the 770 and 780.
It's able to clean (as in vacuum) both hard and carpeted surfaces. The iRobot Roomba 760 retails at $449 and is one of the 3 vacuum cleaning robots available from iRobot's 700 series. We're also giving this Roomba 760 away and so if you'd like to be in the running to win it, simply join the giveaway after the review.
Rest assured that the unit wasn't sponsored by iRobot - we bought it ourselves, so be prepared for a clear and honest review of the Roomba 760. In this review, we'll be taking a look at a cleaning robot from the most dominant manufacturer in the market today - the iRobot Roomba 760. Today, we have intelligent cleaning robots that scurry around our houses, sucking up dirt and wiping our floors clean - it may sound like a sci-fi movie from the '80s but it's very real. In fact, we're close to accomplishing it. Who doesn't like a clean house? Actually, let me rephrase that - who doesn't like a self-cleaning house? Imagine a world where you needn't lift a finger to sweep or mop your floor.
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