iRobot Roomba 105 Combo Robot Vacuum & Mop - Easy to use, Intense Power-Lifting Suction, LiDAR Navigation, Multiple Cleaning Modes, Avoids Mopping Carpets, Self-Charging
$169.99
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Compact hard-floor homes with few rugs where you are willing to supervise early mapping and pre-tidy floors; skip if you expect polished multi-room mop routing or set-and-forget reliability.
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The dockless Roomba 105 Combo divides buyers sharply: small-apartment owners get three years of daily vac-and-mop reliability, while others hit mapping loops, loud motors, and rug-navigation failures that make them swear off the brand. The 22% one-star slice is unusually high for a Roomba and worth weighing against the 50% five-star share.
Loved by buyers
- •Pet households in small apartments get hair-free floors with two-minute daily bin dumps and nightly schedules
- •LiDAR row cleaning and app room targeting work well for owners who tidy cords and toys before each run
- •Three-year survivors report solid durability and consistent maintenance cleaning between deeper manual sessions
Buyer concerns
- •First full-map runs can take over eight hours with multiple recharges on a single-story home under 2,000 sq ft
- •Mop mode detects rugs and stalls instead of routing around them; water-only pads leave corners and baseboards dry
- •Side brush jams into the bumper repeatedly; the bot may need a reboot after sitting idle for a week
Frequently Asked Questions
Can it handle pet hair?+
Does the mapping work reliably?+
Does it get stuck often?+
Can I add cleaning solution to the mop?+
Will it avoid carpets when mopping?+
Key Features
- •DEVOURS DIRT WITH 70X MORE POWER-LIFTING SUCTION*. 4-Stage Cleaning includes 70X more power-lifting suction*, a Multi-Surface brush, and Edge-Sweeping brush to devour dirt and dust bunnies, plus a microfiber mop pad to leave floors shiny and clean *As compared to Roomba 600 series robots
- •SUPER-SMART MAPPING AND NAVIGATION. ClearView LiDAR quickly maps your home, avoids obstacles and cleans in neat rows, even in the dark.
- •RUGS STAY DRY WHILE MOPPING. Unlike other cleaning robots, the Roomba 105 Combo Robot automatically detects and avoids carpets while mopping so your rugs stay dry – no complex programming required.
- •FULLY CUSTOM & TARGETED CLEANING. Choose from settings including vac only, mop only, or combo vac-mop, Schedule and target rooms based on your daily routine and adjust the number of cleaning passes, levels of suction power, and amount of mopping solution pumped onto the microfiber mopping pad.
- •EASY-TO-USE ROOMBA HOME APP. Simply tap to set a custom clean, get time estimates, check on the filter life, or create keep-out zones to avoid specific areas.
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