The early Roomba robots had a lot of varying model numbers without a lot of differences. We uncover that mystery today while we review and compare the Roomba 675 and 677 models. If you are looking for your next wallet-friendly Roomba robot, you are in the right place.
The robot vacuum market is swarmed with new models, new brands and an ever growing list of technological advances. Why, then, are older generation models like the Roomba 677 still sticking around? The simple answer is value for the money.
With new models coming out on a regular basis the older generation Roomba vacuums are getting price cuts. Because of this, old robots are finding new homes. The most popular 600 series robot, the Roomba 675, is one such robot. It doesn’t have a lot of fancy features, but it performs.
With the release of the top-tier Roomba i7 and i7+, iRobot also released a new budget-friendly model, the Roomba e5. Previously, owners found that the 600 series robots were underrated and buying them up for the lowered prices.
With Roomba doing everything in their power to stay on top of the market, newcomers and old rivals keep pushing the envelope. With the Roomba i7+ we were introduced to a self-emptying robot. Now Ecovacs introduces technology to avoid obstacles in real time.
Neato has long been the number one competitor for the Roomba robot vacuums. While there are several decent robots out there, and even some good ones, none can compare to Roomba and Neato.
In the latest Ecovacs release, the 2-in-1 mopping and vacuuming robot has some serious upgrades. This new technology adds to the price, but is it worth it?
Roborock broke away from the conglomerate that built the first few models. Now mostly on their own, they have set out to challenge the industry and make Roborock a household name.
It seems Roborock love to confuse the consumers. It started with the model naming confusion of the Mi 2 robot and continued with the dual mobile apps. Now, Roborock releases the S5 Max on the heels of releasing the Roborock S6.
If you are a working professional that has a lot of space to clean, you may wonder how well a robotic vacuum would perform for you. In a warehouse, shop, showroom or anywhere else with vast amounts of hard flooring, it can be a chore to keep clean.
