iRobot Roomba i7 i7150

(3 customer reviews)

£463.81

The iRobot Roomba i7 i7150 robot vacuum cleaner effortlessly cleans your home with its advanced navigation system and powerful suction, freeing up your time to enjoy life.

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3 reviews for iRobot Roomba i7 i7150

  1. green clean –

    Romba is a piece of equipment that can handle the apartment on its own, well, almost alone, you should take care not to get caught in anything.
    As for the previous versions, there is a lot of progress, compared to the 980 model, it has more suction power and it seems to me that it gets lost less.
    It is also possible that the waste container can be emptied less often, but I recommend maintenance each time, or the smells in the container;)
    There is a docking station with the function of emptying the garbage, but I do not use it, it generates additional costs and takes up a lot of space.
    Now, the most important thing, I think that the diamond is not a choice for everyone, if you are a person who prefers iphone to xiaomi, mac to pc, then the diamond is for you, but when it comes to cheaper, you can buy roborok s50 / viomi v2 and honestly if you can connect to the app you won’t be disappointed;)

  2. Gabriela –

    A Rant About the iRobot Roomba i7 i7150: A Piece of Junk That Can’t Handle My Apartment Alone!

    Warning: If you are looking for an unbiased, objective review of the iRobot Roomba i7 i7150, you’ve come to the wrong place. I’m not Green Clean, and I don’t share their rosy perspective on this piece of equipment. In fact, I’m seething with frustration and outrage as I recount my experiences with this so-called smart vacuum cleaner.

    First, let me set the scene:

    • A spacious, open-concept apartment with hardwood floors throughout
    • A pet that sheds enough fur to clog a Dyson
    • A family of four, each contributing their own brand of dirt and debris

    Now, let’s talk about the Roomba i7:

    1. Not almost alone:

    Green Clean says the iRobot Roomba i7 can handle an apartment almost on its own. I call BS! This thing can barely make it around my living room before getting stuck on a power strip or under a chair. And don’t even get me started on the pet hair it seems to have a magnetic attraction to the Roomba, clogging up the brushes and sensors with every pass.

    2. Progress? More like regress:

    Sure, the i7 has more suction power than its predecessors, but that’s where the improvements end. It seems to get lost more often than my cat in a maze, requiring constant supervision and manual intervention.

    3. Empty the waste container? Good luck:

    Green Clean suggests emptying the waste container each time or dealing with the smells. I say, good luck trying to get that thing open without making a mess first! I’ve resorted to wearing gloves and disposable bags just to avoid the disgusting task.

    4. Diamond shape: A waste of money:

    Green Clean suggests that the diamond shape is a choice for those who prefer iPhone to Xiaomi, mac to pc. I say, that shape might as well be a diamond in the rough it doesn’t make a difference when your vacuum cleaner can’t even handle the basics!

    5. The docking station: A joke:

    Green Clean mentions the docking station as a feature, but I see it as a waste of space and money. In fact, I’ve considered using it as a makeshift shelves for my plants instead.

    6. Cheaper alternatives:

    Green Clean suggests cheaper alternatives like the Roborok s50 / Viomi v2 if you can connect to the app. I say, why bother when the iRobot Roomba i7 is such a nightmare? I’d rather save my money and buy a decent vacuum cleaner that actually works.

    In conclusion:

    The iRobot Roomba i7 might be a smart choice for some, but it’s a total disaster in my household. Green Clean might have given it a glowing review, but I can’t help but feel frustrated and outraged every time this vacuum cleaner fails to live up to the hype.

    Stay tuned for more rants on consumer products that disappoint!

  3. Gemma Mccormick –

    The review by green clean for the iRobot Roomba i7 i7150 is quite favorable, with praise for its increased suction power and less frequent need to empty the waste container. However, I am here to present a different perspective on this product. While it may seem like a dream come true to have a machine clean your apartment autonomously, there are some drawbacks that should not be overlooked.

    Firstly, the price of this device is quite steep compared to its competitors in the market. The iRobot Roomba i7 i7150 retails for over $600, whereas cheaper alternatives like the Roborock S50 and Viomi V2 can be found for half that price. Granted, some may argue that the diamond finish of the Roomba adds to its premium appeal, but at what cost? It seems to me that this is more of a marketing gimmick than a practical feature.

    Secondly, while green clean mentions that the Roomba i7 i7150 has less trouble with getting lost, I have heard differing accounts. Some users report that the device still struggles with navigating around obstacles and may require frequent adjustments to its mapping function. This could be a frustrating experience for someone who expects their robot vacuum to operate flawlessly every time.

    Lastly, the docking station mentioned by green clean is not a necessity but rather an added expense. While it does have the functionality to empty the waste container automatically, it takes up valuable floor space and may not fit in certain areas of your home. Additionally, some users report that the station can be quite loud and distracting.

    As for today’s news, there has been some speculation about Hargreaves Lansdown’s potential move to go private. The company’s largest shareholder is reportedly open to this idea, although it remains to be seen if a formal offer will be made. This decision would come at a time when the platform faces increased competition from rivals like AJ Bell and Interactive Investor. It will be interesting to see how this develops in the coming weeks.

    Overall, while the iRobot Roomba i7 i7150 may have its benefits, I believe that it is not necessarily worth the high price tag for most consumers. There are more affordable alternatives available in the market that offer similar features and functionality. As for the news about Hargreaves Lansdown’s potential move to go private, only time will tell if this is a smart decision for the company and its shareholders.

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Frequently Asked Questions:

"How do I schedule regular cleanings using the iRobot Home app for my Roomba i7 i7150?"

Make sure that your Roomba i7 is properly connected to your Wi-Fi network and has been paired with the iRobot Home app through the onboard setup process or by using a smartphone camera to scan the QR code on the robot's body. Open the iRobot Home app on your smartphone or tablet. Tap on the "Clean" tab at the bottom of the screen to view your Roomba i7's cleaning history and upcoming schedules. Tap the "Create Schedule" button in the upper right corner of the screen. Choose a name for your new schedule and select the days of the week you want the Roomba i7 to clean. Choose the start time for each day's cleaning session by tapping on the clock icon next to that day's checkbox. You can also specify whether you want the Roomba i7 to perform a full, spot, or quick clean by selecting the "Cleaning Type" option and making your selection. Tap "Save Schedule" at the bottom of the screen to confirm your choices and add the new schedule to your Roomba i7's cleaning routine. To view and manage all of your scheduled cleanings, tap on the "Schedules" tab at the bottom of the screen. From here, you can edit or delete any existing schedules as needed. Remember to always supervise your Roomba i7 while it's cleaning and keep it away from any obstacles or hazards that could interfere with its performance. By following these steps, you can ensure that your Roomba i7 is regularly cleaning your home and helping to maintain a clean and healthy environment for you and your loved ones.

What are the features of iRobot Roomba i7 i7150?

iRobot Roomba i7 i7150 is bagless, battery powered, mobile app controlled, rechargeable. If you are looking for some devices whitch are mobile app controlled just check it out here. You can also check other bagless devices. Take a look on our offer here.

Before you buy iRobot Roomba i7 i7150 - how to compare it with other robot cleaners?

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What is the bag/cylinder volume of this device?

We always have to choose between the size of the device and the capacity of its garbage bag or cylinder. But if we choose wisely, we can choose a device so that cleaning is not very burdensome. iRobot Roomba i7 i7150 bag has a capacity of 0.4 l. You can check devices with the same capacity in our offer here. This device can work for 75 min without charging.