Roomba sweeps and vacuums just about any home floor surface, including; hardwood, laminate, linoleum, low-pile carpet, medium-pile carpet, tile, slate, and other hard surfaces.

Roomba's compact shape enables it to clean completely under beds, tables and other furniture, so Roomba can clean more, in more places than conventional vacuums. In fact. Roomba cleans better than uprights costing twice as much.

Roomba is a breakthrough in home cleaning, and a new product just released from iRobot. Roomba is the first automatic vacuum in the U.S., cleaning your floors all by itself, so you can enjoy life.

Roomba is easy to use. Place it in the middle of the room to be cleaned, turn it on, push a button, and walk away. Since Roomba can clean under your beds and other places regular vacuums can't reach, Roomba cleans more of your floor. Its spinning side brush and two counter rotating brushes, along with a unique squeegee vacuum system, pick up more of the debris on your floors, including pet hair, dust, dirt and other particles.

Does Roomba really work?

Yes. Independent testing has shown that Roomba works as well as or better than standard upright vacuums on hard floor surfaces and low- to medium-pile carpet when used for routine cleaning. What's more, Roomba's compact shape enables it to clean completely under beds and other furniture, so Roomba has been shown to clean more of your floor than standard uprights. Roomba is not designed for shag or high-pile carpet. And while Roomba can get stuck on carpets with long tassels or fringe, there are a number of easy ways to make them "Roomba-friendly."