A:AnswerYou will connect the devise to your WiFi. Using the app you can monitor the progress of the job if you're not home. You can check the app and see the map of what was completed, if the job is on pause and the devise is back at the base charging, etc.
A:AnswerIt sees ok in the dark but don't get this for it to empty its own bin unless you have an 8 x 8 ft area that is completely clear. Otherwise it will always fail to dock.
A:Answers9 has a battery twice the capacity of i7.
s9 vacuums better than i7.
Hence s9 is noisier than i7.
s9 is a little lower or slimmer than i7 under furniture
s9 is “D” shaped to help do corners better.
s9 is 1lb heavier than i7.
Hence s9 is more costly.
A:AnswerAnswer YES…& NO !
Our ground floor is 2500sqft. i7s had to dock after 60min. Recharge ~30min and continue.
We decided to upgrade to S9s since battery is bigger capacity. Just couldn’t wait.
A:AnswerYes, ours transitions between wood, carpet and tile without an issue. The brush is rubber and not the traditional bristle, so it is MUCH louder. But it cleans well.
A:AnswerWe use our i7 on carpet (2nd story), hardwood floors with area rugs (1st story), and vinyl laminate plank (basement). It works great on all these surfaces and has not damaged any of them.
A:AnswerRoomba app only works on mobile operating systems, such as iPhone or Android. It can also be used on tablets, iPads, Amazon Alexa devices, Google Home devices and iPods that are Wi-Fi enabled. The app however, is not required to operate it it will run on its own whether you have the app or not. The app only enhances the features and gives you more control
A:AnswerI only had one small 2'x3' rug with fringe. When my old Neato vacuum got tangled on it I trimmed the fringe to 1 inch and no more problems. That didn't work with this new Roomba so I took the rug outside-this was messy-and completely removed the fringe. The rug looks fine & you can't tell I did anything to it. If your rugs are expensive you probably won't want to do this. You can set zones that instruct the vacuum to ignore certain areas you specify. Sorry that's the only thing I can think of.
