iRobot® Roomba Combo™ j7+ Self-Emptying Robot Vacuum & Mop - Automatically vacuums and mops without needing to avoid carpets, Identifies & Avoids Obstacles, Smart Mapping, Alexa, Ideal for Pets | Alexa and Google Assistant support

It’s even better than I expected. Fascinating to watch it working and seeing it deal with and remember obstacles, and improve its mapping with every pass. Embarrassingly I had no idea how dusty our house was! We love it.

It did not perform as per expectation. The e mail of the previous customer is not reset . We tried to factory reset but did not work. Kindly get the previous customers e mail rgistered deleted from the system immidiately under intimation to me. Also it was not clearly mentioned that this robot is a refurbished one during the process of purchase. When we receieved, it was a shock for us

I have been an iRobot user for years. I was used to the manual disposal of the bins every time it vacuumed. It was annoying, yes. The idea of bases was good but unfortunately it doesn’t work. They get clogged very easily, but the worst part is that the electric contacts at the bottom get dirty very easily. I bought the J7+ in the hope that the new model would have fixed the problems. I had a S+ for 7 years that I had to babysit daily In the last year. Sadly, 10 days after I’ve purchased my j7+, my roomba started having problems connecting to the base when it parks itself. I have my J7 to vacuum daily a 50m2 hardwood living room (no mopping). Everything went fine for a bit more than a week. Then I started getting those dreadful messages “there is a problem connecting to the base”. That is the beginning of the end. I have cleaned the electric contacts with a magic eraser, but I know where this is headed: I won’t be able to rely on the robot because I’ll never know if it parked correctly or of it has charged properly and is ready for another go. The water deposit is a pretty idea, but unless you’re mopping a very small area (10m2) it is not autonomous. You have to keep filling it every single time. Very disappointed at iRobot. :-( UPDATE: it was the best customer service experience ever!!! I’ve reached out to iRobot and I won’t deny I was frustrated. Those guys were FIVE STARS! Not only the fixed my problem completely (my Roomba is now working PERFECTLY), but also they made me feel like a prized customer. Extremely happy. Companies are not about the glitches they have, it’s about how they face them! Big kudos to iRobot!!!

Short version - If you have actual carpet instead of low pile rugs, this really is your only option. The only true "competitor" to this style of combo, the Roborock S7 MaxV Ultra, is not rated to be able to handle a living space with 80% or more of real carpet, and refilling the reservoir after one or two cleanings is not the world ending hassle people make it out to be. Long Version - I recently moved from a location with primarily hardwood floors to a apartment with carpet everywhere except the entryway, kitchen, and bathroom. Beforehand I owned the Ecovacs Deebot N8 Pro+ which I purchased after doing extensive research and cost analysis. the N8 Pro+ did it's job, it got up any crumbs and kept the floor maintained longer in between deep cleanings. It couldn't handle a cleaning solution in it's reservoir so I just used distilled water as recommended by the manufacturer. As anyone who has done research on robot vacuums knows, it had it's shortcomings. Besides the water only tank, it also could not go onto carpet with the tank attached - A standard problem among the previous generation of robot vacuums. As such my bedroom, the only carpeted room in my previous apartment, was left untouched by the Deebot as it was easier to vacuum it quickly with a standing vacuum. Despite their flaws, my appreciation for vacuum robots pushed me into buying one better suited for my new home. So I dove once again into countless robot reviews, lists, competitions, etc. My criteria quickly pushed me to analyze the top models in each robot vacuum manufacturers catalog, specifically two robots in particular - The J7 combo and the Roborock S7 MaxV Ultra. Because the three hardwood sections are separated by spans of carpet, I wanted a combo robot that could complete the whole apartment in a single run without my interaction *DURING* it's cleaning job. This is where I believe many people get the purpose of a robot vacuum, and particularly this model wrong. This is a MAINTENENCE machine - simply put, this is not full service machine which removes the necessity to clean your floors entirely. All robot vacuums are a luxury device which extends the time between deeper cleanings. I have one long haired cat, and without this device, I would normally vacuum once or twice a week to keep my allergies from flaring. With a robot vacuum, I can extend that to once or twice a month should the robot do it's job properly. Same with the hard floors; because it does the equivalent of a quick swifter job, I don't have to scrub my floors as often. Vacuum robots are also not miracle workers who never break. For the hours it saves you cleaning your floors, it only needs a few minutes of TLC once a month to keep doing it's job. If you expect any robot to never have to be touched, even the RoboRock S7 MaxV Ultra which many will say is the Combo J7's superior, you'll be wasting your money. With that, the reason I chose this machine is because it can clean my entire house without me doing anything during it's cleaning. I don't have to remove a reservoir, or in the case of the Braava, pick it up and move it to the next hardwood spot in my house. From my research, no other robot can currently go from hardwood to medium pile carpet with it's mop pad attached. I could be wrong, or at the very least this review will soon be dated once iRobot's competitors integrate their solution for this issue into their product line. As of right now however, no other robot can do this without getting the carpet wet from it's mop pad (again, the roborock S7 MaxV Ultra cannot raise or cover it's mop pad far enough to prevent your carpet from getting wet). That is why I chose this robot, especially in light of it's flaws - that of which I am not blind nor a fan of the common issues reported on this machine. It's price point even on Black Friday is roughly 100-200 dollars more than it should be (in my opinion the sale price of 900 should be the machine's normal cost), it bumps into things quite forcefully, it's mop does not vibrate or spin nor does it automatically refill the reservoir or clean the mop pad on it's own, it's quite loud verses the other robot vacuums I've interacted with, and if you don' t program the roomba to vacuum your carpet first, the moisture from mopping can cause build up in the brush housing. My only note on the flaws listed above is perhaps because I developed good habits around the reservoir with the Ecovacs Deebot, I'm fine with the lack of a mop filling and cleaning system. To me, it's really not that hard to take a mop pad off after a cleaning or to fill the reservoir after two jobs. This review is based on my personal opinion, experience with robots, and willingness to pay for this kind of luxury equipment. My reasoning for buying this unit it niche, however it fills that role successfully, and because I hadn't seen any buzz around this specific issue I figured I post this review. Thank you for reading and I hope this helped you make a decision.

El producto no es nuevo y hasta pienso que es falso y no trae ni instrucciones ni las piezas de repuesto y aparte no se puede configurar porq dice que ya tiene una cuenta existente pésimo producto no lo compren