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Customers who love this robot vacuum cleaner say it's powerful enough to handle pet hair dust, dirt and dirt on any type of floor. It has a three-stage cleaning system that can be controlled by an bagless intelligent robot speaker or mobile app.

It's costly however, this upgrade to a regular robot vacuum is worth it. It comes with a huge dust bin that is only empty every 30 to 60 days.

1. Roomba iRobot i3+ from iRobot EVO

The i3+ EVO is equipped with two rubber multi-surface brushes that are designed to remove all kinds of debris from bare floors. It is effective on hard floors and is great at sweeping up dust and larger particles. However, it is unable to deal with pet hair. It is also able to blow particles such as kosher salt and cat litter, which require another sweep.

It has a Clean/Power button in the middle and Home and Spot Clean buttons on either side. The light ring around the Clean/Power button is solid white when the battery is charged, pulses red when the battery is empty and turns blue when searching for its Clean Base or in Dirt Detect mode (more on that later).

When the room's cleaning is done and the robot returns to its base, docking and automatically dumping the contents of its dust bin into the Clean Base for self-emptying. You can manually empty the bin if it is full, but this takes a long time and requires you to take the bin from the base and clean the filter.

In our tests, this robot had excellent suction on carpeting and hard floors. The smart mapping system it uses works better than most others', storing multiple maps and allowing a variety of functions such as the ability to schedule and customize cleaning. However, it doesn't allow users to set up Keep-Out Zones or clean certain rooms on demand This is a must if your space is more than one level. For that feature, you may prefer the Roborock Q5+ instead, which is a superior smart mapping system and offers a lot more options for customization in its user-friendly app.

2. Shark Matrix

Shark is one of the half of home appliance conglomerate SharkNinja, is a relative newcomer in the robotic vacuum industry. However, the company has risen quickly in popularity due to offering an extensive selection of affordable robots that have a high quality of construction. The Matrix is their most popular model. It's a powerful whole-home cleaner with incredible suction and smart features.

The Shark Matrix comes with a self-emptying station which automatically empty the bag after each clean, avoiding the inconvenience of changing it manually. The Shark Matrix like all Shark robots, is able to run according to a schedule or activated remotely using voice commands. It also has a the cliff sensor to prevent falling down a flight of stairs, and optical encoders to determine how much it has cleaned.

The Matrix is a fantastic choice to anyone looking for a midrange robotic vacuum. It might not come with the advanced vSLAM map that is found in the Roomba S9 but it still has plenty to offer. Its cleaning path is effective even on floors with carpet and provides decent dirt collection across all surfaces. It also has a larger cleaning head than the S9, and a self-cleaning toothbrush roll that's ideal for hair of pets.

The only issue is that Shark's app can be frustratingly sluggish and unreliable especially when used in conjunction with the robot. The iRobot HOME application however, is unquestionably more intuitive and stable.

3. Roomba i3 iRobot from iRobot

With its premium construction and impressive performance on flat floors, the Roomba i3 is one of our top robot vacuum bagless models. It is well-built, can maneuver around obstacles with ease, and charges quickly. It has a large dustbin which can be easily emptied.

This model does not have an upper mounted camera that can recognize items or look for unique features. Some of its more expensive siblings do. Instead, it employs downward-facing optical sensors to see obstacles as they appear and then creates an outline of your floor plan when it goes through cleaning cycles, and is attentive to internal sensors like gyroscopes and wheel odometers. The iRobot Genius update, which adds smart mapping without increasing the cost of the robot -- lets you control it to clean certain areas using the iRobot Home app or your voice assistant.

The app or the docking station can trigger the Roomba to empty its internal dustbin and then place it in the larger bin. The docking station and the robot also communicate via beacons to ensure that they're within close proximity before the robot starts cleaning.

You can also use the iRobot app to schedule cleanings, or your voice assistant to conduct a spot-clean of any area that needs a quick fix. The dual rubber multi-surface brushes draw dirt, pet hair and other stubborn debris from difficult-to-access places. With its reactivity sensor technology it is not necessary to manually adjust the height of the head or suction force. If you're looking for an easier-to-manage experience though, check out the Shark iQ Plus or Roborock S6 MaxV.

Roomba from iRobot

This vacuum cleaner is among the top in terms of self-emptying. It has a dirt compartment which automatically drains into the base of the robot when it gets full. It also makes use of its own Dirt Detect technology to help it identify the most filthy areas of the room and scrub them more thoroughly. The dual multi-surface rubber brush flexes to adapt to the floor's surface and help remove dirt that is hard to remove. This is coupled with a suction system that collects and holds dust and dirt, and a mopping solution tank that releases liquid to completely clean your floor.

It's a great option for floors with no carpet and is even a great option in a small amount of carpet that is low-pile. It isn't able to clean pet hair as effectively as other models, and can struggle to handle bulky particles like cereal as the dirt container is filled up. It also has a limited degree of maneuverability, and it can be caught in things like rug tassels or electrical cords. It has an average battery life and can be charged quickly.

The iRobot Combo i5 goes to the next stage by adding mopping capabilities. Simply plug in the Roomba Combo cleaning bin and the robot immediately transforms into an all-surface mop/vacuum robot. It can be guided by the iRobot App or voice commands when paired to an intelligent assistant device.

It is better at cleaning bare floors and low-pile carpet than the iRobot Roomba E5 and has an allergen-trapping HEPA filter. However it's not as sophisticated as the Shark AI Robot and has more components that must be maintained regularly. It's more durable and has longer battery life, however it costs more to run.

5. IRobot i7 Roomba

The Roomba i7 has one very unique feature that we don't find in other robot vacuums: an automatic dirt disposal system built into its base. When it is docked, a hose on the Clean Base automatically suctions debris from the bin into a proprietary bag called Smart Maps by iRobot. It's a simple, clean method to empty the bin of the robot vacuum. You don't have to lift the old bin and let it fly around (which can lead to a minor dustsplosion). This top-rated model comes with a minimal operating cost. You'll need to replace the bag every time it fills up. They are cheap but you may feel bad throwing them to waste.

Once you get your i7+ and its Clean Base installed you can start it cleaning right away or instruct it to do some exploratory, non-vacuuming runs first in order to generate a floor map of the space. Once it has a map that you can make use of the iRobot app to label rooms, build virtual barriers, set dedicated cleaning times for specific rooms, and much more.

The i7+ robot vacuum is a high-end model. It's powerful and comes with all the features that you'd expect from a home automation device however, it's pricey and hard to justify. The competition is a lot cheaper and includes the likes of the Roborock S7, which feels more sturdy, incurs lower cost of operation, has a longer maximum runtime and is more effective on floors that are not clean than the i7+. Unless you're absolutely sold on having a persistent map of your entire house, we suggest you look elsewhere.