iRobot Roomba

The Roomba 790 features an automatically adjusting cleaning head that seamlessly transitions between floor surfaces. It maintains contact with both carpets and hard floors to ensure consistent suction and debris pickup without requiring manual adjustments.

The rubber rollers are designed to agitate and lift debris more effectively while reducing the likelihood of hair tangles. This design is generally lower maintenance than traditional bristle brushes, as it prevents hair from wrapping tightly around the rollers.

Yes, the included radio frequency remote allows you to schedule and control the vacuum from up to 25 feet away. Unlike infrared remotes that require a line of sight, this radio frequency signal can transmit through walls.

The Roomba 790 uses integrated optical and acoustic sensors to detect higher concentrations of dirt and debris. When it identifies these heavily soiled areas, it automatically switches to a focused cleaning mode to ensure a deeper clean.

Virtual Wall lighthouses act as invisible barriers or guides for your robot. They are useful if you want to confine the vacuum to a specific room or guide it through multiple rooms in a specific order, preventing it from wandering into areas you don't want cleaned.

No, the vacuum is designed to be autonomous. When the battery runs low, the unit automatically navigates back to its charging base to recharge, so it is ready for its next scheduled cleaning session.