iRobot Roomba: a robo-vac at last

iRobot Roomba. Remember that name, because it's the first useful personal robot to appear on the general market. It all started in 2002, when iRobot, which also produces military robotics, thrilled the public with its purely automatic floor vacuum. Its low-power vacuum system defeated dirt better than many more expensive vacuum cleaners, cleaning its way into its users' hearts. Ready to join the robotics revolution? You've come to the right place. We've collected the Roomba lowest price merchants here on this page for your pleasure and convenience.

iRobot to the rescue (from dirt)

iRobot's Roomba vac models vary in price, from the Roomba Red's $149 to the Discovery's $279+ price tag. That's not much, frankly, for a timesaving device that gets you out of cleaning the floors. These aren't the slow, bumbling robotic vacs you might expect. The Roomba Discovery floorvac and its brethren are smart robotic devices, because they can learn a room as they vacuum it, and their sensors can both avoid obstacles and locate dirt for maximal cleaning. Dust and dirt doesn't stand a chance. Their vacuum system is quiet and highly efficient, and when they've finished for the day most models, like the Discovery, can find their own chargers and plug themselves in. The advantages over old-fashioned floorvacs and upright vacuums are obvious.

Fill the cleaning vacuum

A Roomba isn't just a modern marvel of technology; it's a smart buy. Where else can you buy, for less than $200, a robot that actually does household chores? You could by a Sony Aibo robotic dog for just $2,000, but it won't fetch a stick and it sure won't do housework. A robotic floorvac is a better deal, and whichever model you prefer, Roomba's got you covered.