iRobot - Roomba 650 Self-Charging Robot Vacuum - Black
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Description
Features
Robotic vacuum cleaner for carpets and hard floors
Roomba automatically adjusts to all floor types, including carpet, tile, hardwood and laminate.
iAdapt technology navigates and adapts to your home
Monitoring the space more than 60 times per second, Roomba adjusts to different flooring types, follows walls, and identifies and avoids tassels, cords, stairs and other drop-offs.
3-stage bagless cleaning system
Agitates, brushes and suctions floors clean. 3.6" low profile cleans under furniture, beds and kickboards.
Virtual Wall technology
Emits an infrared beam, limiting Roomba to where you want it.
Automatic features make life easier for you
Roomba automatically returns to its Home Base to dock and recharge when needed. Conveniently schedule up to 7 times per week, or just press CLEAN on the robot.
Cleans harder just where you need it
Using an acoustic sensor, Roomba identifies your dirtiest areas and gives them extra attention.
Clog-resistant design for more efficient suction
Powerful vacuum pulls dirt and hair off brushes into the AeroVac bin, efficiently packing the debris so you need to empty the bin less frequently.
What's Included
- AeroVac filter, side brush, bristle brush, beater brush, brush cleaning tool
- Owner's manual
- Roomba 650 Vacuum Cleaning Robot
- Self-charging home base, power supply, Virtual Wall
Q: QuestionWhat features does the roomba 860 have that the roomba 650 don't have. And between the 860 and 650 which one is the best seller?
Asked by Tiny.
- A:Answer My personal favorite is 650. Price is a big factor in my decision. 860 has a little different filter ( HEPA ) not washable. I wash my 650 filter all the time (Daily) I hope this helps.
Answered by Dwebber919
Q: QuestionWill the 650 go from room to room, porcelain tile to carpet?
Asked by Ginger.
- A:Answer It should have no problem tackling those flooring surfaces. I currently have the 650 with the upgraded Li-Ion battery (<$60), and it travels all throughout the first floor of our house. Some will say I won't clean as good as manually vacuuming, but it will do it everyday (just have to dump the dust bin which os very easy). We have had it for almost 3 weeks and the carpet and wood floors have never looked better.
Answered by Zombie200
Q: QuestionI am concerned about the iroomba scratching my floor if a small Pebble or piece of debris is caught in the bristle or roller. Does this happen? We have a rocky/ gravel yard. Also, how many square feet will the vacuum clean before being emptied?
Asked by Ineedacleanhouse.
- A:Answer My hardwood floors are super sensitive to scratches and dents, and I've never had the Roomba scratch them. I have 3 dogs and 2 cats. Downstairs on the hardwood floors I only empty the Roomba after it is finished. Upstairs I empty it hallway through its cleaning cycle. It really depends on how often you run the Roomba and how much your pets shed.
Answered by Katie
Q: QuestionWhat is the Voltage of the Irobot Roomba 621? I would like to know if I can buy it and take it to Argentina that we use there 220.
Asked by Ludovicky.
- A:Answer The voltage is universal, 100-240 V.
Answered by Jayid
Q: QuestionHow does it work on stairs ?
Asked by Anonymous.
- A:Answer It doesn't work on stairs unfortunately. It senses there's a drop and moves away. I recommend a small handheld vacuum for the stairs.
Answered by Britinvegas
Q: Questiondoes the I robot Roomba 650 have automatic shutoff
Asked by laddie.
- A:Answer Yes it does. It's preprogramable.
Answered by Barbie
Q: QuestionDoes it clean pet hair on dark carpet very well
Asked by Buddy.
- A:Answer Yes! It gets my pet hair from my dark beige carpet and my thinner dark brown carpet too.
Answered by hueadon
Q: QuestionWhat is the pick up capacity inside the Roomba, how much dirty and debri does it hold? When it gets full does the machine automatically shut off?
Asked by reginaK50.
- A:Answer Once machine is full it goes back to home station until you empty it. It probably holds a cup to cup and 1/2 of dirt before full.
Answered by LYNN