(Deal of the day) There are more and more robot vacuum cleaners with different performances and prices. Apart from high-end models, which are often very expensive, many simpler models are at affordable prices, like this Roomba i1 on sale.
What is this promotion on this iRobot vacuum cleaner?
What is this robot vacuum cleaner from iRobot?
The Roomba i1 has a classic design and standard dimensions of 34 × 34.2 × 9.25 cm in height, for a weight of 3.2 kg. Its size allows it to easily fit into your interior, while remaining discreet. iRobot obliges, the design is very good and the Roomba i1 comes with excellent finishes which provide a good feeling of robustness. It can withstand most shocks and has several sensors to help you find your way around and navigate through rooms while avoiding obstacles.
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The Roomba i1 isn't the most powerful robot vacuum, but does a perfectly respectable job for its price range. It vacuums up most dust and small debris, thanks to two multi-surface rubber brushes which are responsible for dislodging and picking up dirt. The suction is effective on hard floors and carpets, a little less on high pile carpets. Fortunately, its “Dirt Detect” sensor allows it to recognize the most dirty places.
Is this robot vacuum worth it at this price?
Less than €200 for an iRobot robot vacuum cleaner is a very good deal. Even though it is a mid-range model, it has some functions that you will find on premium models, such as the possibility of mapping your interior, in order to optimize your passages. The vacuum can also memorize your cleaning habits to make personalized suggestions. You can also schedule a cleaning at the time of your choice.
Note that the vacuum cleaner is compatible with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant. Finally, its autonomy is approximately one hour. He returns to his charging station himself and resumes work where he left off.
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