iRobot Roomba 675 Robot Vacuum

The 675 is designed primarily for hard floors and low-to-medium pile carpets. It may struggle to navigate or effectively clean thick, high-pile rugs, as the wheels can get stuck and the brush roll may not reach deep enough.

Yes. Using the iRobot Home app, you can set a recurring cleaning schedule for specific days and times, allowing the vacuum to run while you are away.

It features a dual multi-surface brush system that is effective at lifting pet hair from floors. However, because it lacks the tangle-free rubber brushes found on higher-end models, you will need to manually clean the brushes more frequently to prevent hair buildup.

No, this model uses a systematic navigation pattern but does not create a persistent map of your home. It cannot be directed to clean specific rooms or avoid restricted zones via the app.

The Roomba 675 will automatically return to its Home Base to recharge when its battery gets low. Once charged, it does not automatically resume cleaning where it left off; you will need to restart the cycle manually.

Yes, it integrates with both Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant. Once connected, you can use simple voice commands to start, stop, or dock the vacuum.