[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The roomba does a great job at cleaning and is able to charge itself. It can clean under our TV stand, just have to watch it the first few times as it can get stuck on a cable. The mopping function is good but due to code issues it sees "No Mopping Zones" as "No go zones" and needs help being moved from time to time. It is a good device with good potential.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’m obsessed with my new iRobot roomba! I was worried the set up would be a nightmare, but it was the quickest and easiest thing ever. It’s very quiet and I was able to even take calls standing nearby. The floor is clean and not overly wet. Perfect in all senses!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve got two dogs, a cat, and a toddler, so I was really hoping this Roomba would be a big help with keeping the floors clean. The app is user friendly and setup was super easy. You can map multiple rooms and what spots are flooring and carpet. It quickly mapped out my living room, which has both carpet and hard floors. It does take some time to fully charge but I would say the battery life is adequate! Once I got it going, I noticed right away that it doesn’t do so well on carpet even on the highest suction setting. It barely picked anything up, and when it emptied into the base, there was almost nothing in the container, even though I could still see plenty of fur on the floor. It also gets pretty loud on the highest setting, so I have it run when we’re not home. That said, it does a great job on hard floors. I really like the mopping feature too, but cleaning it afterward can be a bit of a hassle. Water tends to get into the brush rollers, and it gets messy pretty fast. Overall, I’d say this Roomba is best for homes with mostly hard floors and pets that don’t shed a ton. It has some great features, but the carpet cleaning and mop maintenance could be better.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The iRobot Roomba 105 Combo Robot with AutoEmpty Dock is an excellent smart cleaning assistant. The robot itself has a solid, well-built feel and comes with a wide range of features. The Auto-Empty Dock is an excellent addition, allowing the unit to clean multiple times without needing manual emptying. Setting up the initial base map is critical —be prepared to do a few test runs and remap if needed. Once the layout is accurate, taking some time to go through the customization options really makes a difference. You can split or combine rooms, set “no-go” zones, designate areas for vacuuming only or mopping, and create custom cleaning zones. The vacuum function is impressively capable. It navigates around walls, corners, and under furniture with minimal issues, and the cleaning lines on our carpet looked consistent and neat. Suction strength can be adjusted, and even on standard settings, it picks up dirt, dust, and crumbs effectively. The dustbin holds enough to get through a regular cleaning cycle, and being able to schedule cleanings or trigger them through the app adds a lot of flexibility. The robot does a solid job around our table and chairs and easily handles transitions from hardwood to rugs. That said, it did struggle with stairs—while the cliff sensors kept it from falling, it repeatedly tried to move toward the steps, leaving rubber marks on our carpet after spinning in place. The peculiarities of the mapping app prevented setting a no-go zone along the edge, so I had to make the top of the stairs a separate “room” that acts as a passthrough but never gets cleaned. The mopping feature is convenient and works best on hard floors without heavy dirt buildup. The robot dispenses cleaning solution from its onboard reservoir and runs a washable mop pad across the floor. It leaves a nice shine and handles light daily grime well, though it doesn't re-collect the dispensed water. You can control the amount of liquid used, which helps balance performance and drying time. The mopping function is particularly handy for quick cleanups in high-traffic areas like the kitchen, especially with kids in the house. There are some areas where the experience could be improved. The app, while feature-rich, can be unintuitive at times. I sometimes had trouble getting map edits to save and couldn’t figure out how to set default cleaning methods for specific rooms, which would be really useful. The Auto-Empty Dock, while effective, is extremely loud during its cycle—so much so that I avoid scheduling runs overnight. I wish there was a way to silence or delay the emptying feature during certain hours, but I wasn’t able to find that option in the app. Occasionally the robot got stuck and needed assistance, especially if it encountered tight spaces or unexpected objects. Despite a few quirks, the Roomba 105 Combo Robot has made daily floor maintenance a lot easier. It doesn’t replace a full manual deep clean, but for keeping up with everyday messes, it’s a strong performer. With a bit of setup and map customization, it can reliably handle both vacuuming and mopping duties across different rooms. If iRobot continues to refine the app experience and adds more scheduling and customization features, this could become a near-perfect solution for hands-off floor care.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Very happy with the Roomba. Not only is the cleaning job done very well but it has both a vacuum and a mop which is very convenient. The battery life is nice and it isn’t too noisy!