MODELS OF ROOMBA'S ON THE MARKET

Current models of Roomba`s:

790,780,770, 760, 650, 560 and 530 

700 Series

The 700 Roomba series is the newest production of vacuums.
The robotic vacuums designed in this series were created to effortlessly work on both hard surfaces and carpets.  Some of the essential components that make up the appeal of the 700 series are as follows:

• 780,770,760 – Each have the AeroVac TM Series 2 which are bins that will hold more debris than the other models.  Also with its suction will pull debris and hair from the brushes into the bin.

• 780,770,760 – Each comes with the HEPA filters that will grab fine particles that are emitted into your household (helps aid in reducing allergens).

• 780, 770 –Each have an indicator light that notifies when the bin is full.

• 780,770 – Each have sensors known as the Dirt Detect Series 2 Advanced technology that enables visual sensors to detect dirt and grime, which is in addition to the standard acoustic sensors built into the other models.

• 790 – Convenient wireless controller center that enables you to control your device as opposed to the standard push button on the Roomba.

 
600 Series

The 650 and 630 were both introduced in late 2012.  While very similar, they have a few vast differences.  The 650 offers convenient scheduling while the 630 does not.  As identified with the 700 series, the 650 or 630 does not have the dual-HEPA filters, Dirt Detect Series 2 or the heavy duty AeroVac TM Series 2 advances.

Common Features in all current models of the Roomba Vacuum (700, 600 and 500 series)

• Dirt detection
• Self-charging base
• Spot cleaning
• Quick 3 hour charging
• Bumpers –to help minimize scuffs on furniture or the Roomba.    (Lighthouse is highly recommended to aid in prevention of this).

For additional charges, some models allow you to add extra filters, brushes, virtual wall and lighthouses to the packages.  Roomba vacuum being a poplar device may cause some replacement parts to be back ordered   It is highly recommended to keep replacement parts on hand, at least one set handy to avoid any holdups the routine of your Roomba device.

When shopping for your Roomba it is best to consider the size and layout of your home and what your expectations are in terms of cleaning.  Once you have that taken into account you should be able to find a perfect fit for your household.

Overall, the Roomba Vacuum’s notable technological products can help liberate a busy household from every day redundant chores, while aiding in reducing allergens caused by everyday dust, debris and grime.  This investment of on average $300 will give you time to spend doing the things you love without the worry of getting your chores done.