iRobot Roomba 671020 Robot Vacuum with Wi-Fi Connectivity, Works with Alexa, Good for Pet Hair, Carpets, and Hard Floors
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Style: 671 Robot Vacuum with Wi-Fi Connectivity
Features
- CLEAN SMARTER - The 600 series is a great way to begin cleaning your home smarter. Just schedule it to clean up daily dirt, dust, and debris with the iRobot HOME app or your voice assistant. - for effortlessly clean floors.
- LOOSENS, LIFTS, & SUCTIONS - The 3 Stage Cleaning system & Dual Multi-Surface brushes grab dirt from carpets & hard floors, an Edge-Sweeping brush takes care of corners & edges.
- LEARNS YOUR LIFE LISTENS TO YOUR VOICE - Learns your cleaning habits to offer up personalized schedules, while Google Assistant & Alexa allow you to start cleaning with just the sound of your voice.
- ADAPTIVE NAVIGATION - A full suite of advanced sensors allow Roomba 671 to navigate under & around furniture, & along edges. Cliff Detect keeps it from falling down stairs.
- SENSES & ELIMINATES DIRT - Dirt Detect Sensors alert your robot about dirtier areas of your home, like high-traffic spots, & cleans them more thoroughly.
- CLEAN FLOORS EVERYDAY - Provides a system of cleaning features & smart sensors that allow the robot to adjust to your unique home & deliver a daily clean.
- CLEANS CARPETS & HARD FLOORS - Auto-Adjust Cleaning Head automatically adapts its height to effectively clean carpets & hard floors.
- AUTOMATICALLY RECHARGES Roomba Robot Vacuum 671 runs for up to 90 minutes before automatically docking & recharging.
- iRobot does not certify the quality or authenticity of products purchased from non-authorized resellers, & will not cover claims, provide service or offer replacements for products purchased from these sellers.
Description
Connect to clean from anywhere with the Roomba 671 robot vacuum. The patented 3-Stage Cleaning System is specially engineered to loosen, lift, and suction everything from small particles to large debris from carpets and hard floors. Just press Clean or schedule Roomba on the go with the iRobot HOME App.
Brand: iRobot
Model Name: iRobot 671
Special Feature: Counter Rotating Brush, Edge Cleaning, Dirt Detection Sensor, Scheduling
Color: Clear
Product Dimensions: 13.4"L x 13.4"W x 3.35"H
Brand: iRobot
Model Name: iRobot 671
Special Feature: Counter Rotating Brush, Edge Cleaning, Dirt Detection Sensor, Scheduling
Color: Clear
Product Dimensions: 13.4"L x 13.4"W x 3.35"H
Included Components: Owner’s Guide, 1 Home Base® Charging Station, 1 North American Line Cord, Documentation Package, 1 Roomba® 671 Robot Vacuum with Wi-Fi® Connectivity
Filter Type: Disk
Battery Life: 90 minutes
Voltage: 14.4 Volts
Power Source: Battery Powered
Are Batteries Included: Yes
Control Method: Voice
Lithium Battery Voltage: 14.4 Volts
Form Factor: Robotic
Global Trade Identification Number: 71,
UPC: 885155016171
Item Weight: 5 pounds
Manufacturer: iRobot
Item model number: R671
Batteries: 1 AAA batteries required. (included)
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Specific instructions for use: dual action, hard floor, carpet
Assembly required: No
Number of pieces: 1
Batteries required: Yes
Import: Imported
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Top Amazon Reviews
Style: Roomba 671020
I just looked back and see that I bought this in June or 2018. Currently it is relegated to my EZ Breeze enclosure as I have the self emptying 3+ for the main part of my house. It's so easy to use that my cat regularly vacuums for me. She is seriously fascinated with this and likes to push the button and then stalk it. Maintenance has been minimal. I replaced the brush motor once which was really easy and not at all expensive. I think I used a 3rd party solution. I think I put new brushes in it once and I replace the filter every so often. It does great on hardwood and even does really well on carpet. In my previous house, I had a berber carpet. It was low pile but I had three long haired mostly white cats and the cat hair would really stick to it. Now it's working with low pile indoor outdoor carpet. I often use the Alexa app to start it, if the cat hasn't vacuumed already. It's been a real time saver over the years. However, if you can swing it, I would recommend the self emptying base. I think the 3+ is the least expensive. That one has maps. I can't really see a reason to buy anything more complicated than the 3+. I bought that one 3 years ago, for our retirement home, and it has been equally trouble free. We are now retired and I vacuum almost every night. It's a little noisy, so I use ear plugs. I really don't think I need to put a new bag in more than a couple of times a year. I do have to clean cat hair out of the rollers and wheels on a regular basis (once a month or so?). These things are built to last!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2023 by PC
Style: Roomba 671020
I've owned this vacuum for a couple of years. I bought so that I could tell my wife that I vacuum the house and clean everyday. We bought a kit to replace the brushes and parts about a year and a half in. That kit was very affordable and worked great. I recommend looking into this. As far as Alexa goes, I can't ever remember if the command is "Roomba Clean", "Roomba Go Home.". There is a specific command necessary for the Alexa to communicate to the Roomba and unless you use it every day or are very good at remembering commands, you'll find yourself picking it up by hand and setting it back on its port or just pushing the clean button on top. You will have to empty the bin out of it anyway so you have to physically handle the machine no matter what. My favorite feature is that you can schedule start times. So every morning, it turns on and vacuums after we leave for work around 8:30am. We never hear it run, come home and find it in wherever it got stuck, and empty the bin. Pretty simple and it really helps keep the dust down. The downside of the machine is that it tends to get stuck. If you have a phone charger or some chord, carpet tassel, string, etc. laying around, it will find it and suck it up. Fortunately, it stops before ever tearing anything up so far. Just pull the brush out and untangle whatever it is, set it back down and let it continue cleaning.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2019 by bullafl
Style: Roomba 671020
I'm a big fan of automation tech/robots - all that stuff - but I waited a few years on this for the inevitable bugs to be worked out. I also splurged for the 3 year warranty since this is my first robot and it has lots of moving parts. We have a cat and dog that both shed so a good vacuum is a must. Overall - after 3 weeks of 3x/week use and tempered expectations - I am not disappointed. Pros: 1) The standout feature so far is the battery life/charge time of this model. It lasts well over 90 minutes in my house working on mostly hard surfaces. That's enough to do 2 medium-sized rooms. It fully charges in a little over an hour and is ready to go again. All told it takes two battery charges to do about 1500 sq.ft. Not bad. 2) The iRobot app is a nice bonus. The Roomba pushes notifications to your phone (stuck, job done, etc.) and you can check the job/battery status any time. Best of all - it works from anywhere. You can tick a box in the settings that lets you connect to the Roomba from outside of your home network. Brilliant. Worth the extra money for IoT connectivity. 3) While this model is not "smart" enough to map your house and know where it's been (it seemingly just goes in random straight lines from wall to wall playing the odds that it covers everything) - it does do a good job of riding the edges against the wall and getting all but the tightest of corners. Once it realizes it's up against a wall - it hugs it tightly and runs the length getting all the crumbs and hair along the baseboards. 4) The dirt trap and brushes/wheels are easy to access for maintenance. You'll need to address those every time you use it but it couldn't be easier. Cons: 1) Suction is not the strongest. It only gets what's directly underneath it. Other vacuums are strong enough to pull in dirt from several inches around the vacuum. This one is not. I assume that's the trade off for the long battery life. 2) While this robot can go easily go from hard floor to carpet/rug - it doesn't do a great job where the two meet. It fails to get much of anything right at the perimeter of our rugs/floor mats. I'm assuming that once one wheel is higher than the other - the brushes are no longer in contact with the floor and it misses anything under it while it is uneven. Easier to just pull up the mats before starting the job. 3) There is one sensor that sticks out on top of the vacuum that helps it get stuck under our coffee table. While most of the robot is flat and can fit, that one protruding sensor causes it to get stuck. Has happened 2 out of three times. Tips: 1) Use regularly - This is not a heavy duty vac. With pets, I need to run this every 2-3 days in order for it to really work well. If I wait a week - it will not get all of the Black Lab fur that gets pressed into the bedroom carpet. 2) Prep - ours involves moving smaller objects out of the room entirely. The Roomba does a much better with fewer obstacles to navigate. Getting under the dining room table with the chairs in place - forget about it. We move those too. But the few minutes that takes is well worth it for the better results. 3) Go one room at a time. My house has an open floor plan and is too big a job to just turn it loose. We cordon off the open rooms so it can't leave. Currently using a wood plank to trap it in the room it's vacuuming. Probably will soon invest in the digital wall. Doing this takes a bit longer but produces better results than if we let it bounce around the entire house at once and drain the battery before it completes the job. Overall: This robot is indeed a time saver though I seem to spend it watching the Roomba work. While I still have to break out the manual vacuum for corners and crevices - the Roomba dramatically reduces the frequency. I may even get by with only breaking out the heavy artillery once a month from here on out. After reading many reviews, my expectations for this robot was that it would do a decent job of regular floor maintenance and save me time. I am happy with the results and it actually does better than decent. This is a great addition to our busy life.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2018 by bdrigg