Amazon.com - iRobot Roomba 692 Robot Vacuum - Wi-Fi Connectivity, Personalized Cleaning Recommendations, Works with Alexa, Good for Pet Hair, Carpets, Hard Floors, Self-Charging
iRobot Roomba 692 Robot Vacuum - Wi-Fi Connectivity, Personalized Cleaning Recommendations, Works with Alexa, Good for Pet Hair, Carpets, Hard Floors, Self-Charging
Works with Alexa, Personalized Cleaning Recommendations, Wi-Fi Connectivity, Self-Charging, Good for Pet HairSee more
Color
Charcoal Grey
Product Dimensions
13.4"L x 13.4"W x 3.54"H
Surface Recommendation Carpet, Hardwood, Hard Surfaces
Controller Type Vera, Amazon Alexa, Siri, Voice Control, iRobot Home AppSee more
Battery Cell Composition Lithium Ion
Item Weight 5 Pounds
About this item
CLEAN SMARTER - Sleek, premium design complements your home décor; The Roomba 692 is a great way to begin cleaning your home smarter. Just schedule it to clean up daily dirt, dust, and debris with the iRobot HOME app or your voice assistant..Runtime : 90 minutes
LOOSENS, LIFTS, AND SUCTIONS - The 3 Stage Cleaning system and Dual Multi-Surface brushes grab dirt from carpets and hard floors, an Edge-Sweeping brush takes care of corners and edges.
LEARNS YOUR LIFE LISTENS TO YOUR VOICE - Learns your cleaning habits to offer up personalized schedules, while Google Assistant and Alexa allow you to start cleaning with just the sound of your voice.
ADAPTIVE NAVIGATION - A full suite of advanced sensors allow Roomba to navigate under and around furniture, and along edges. Cliff Detect keeps it from falling down stairs.
SENSES AND ELIMINATES DIRT - Dirt Detect Sensors alert your robot about dirtier areas of your home, like high-traffic spots, and cleans them more thoroughly.
CLEAN FLOORS EVERYDAY - Provides a system of cleaning features and smart sensors that allow the robot to adjust to your unique home and deliver a daily clean.
CLEANS CARPETS AND HARD FLOORS - Auto-Adjust Cleaning Head automatically adapts its height to effectively clean carpets and hard floors.
AUTOMATICALLY RECHARGES - Runs for up to 90 minutes before automatically docking and recharging.
This item: iRobot Roomba 692 Robot Vacuum - Wi-Fi Connectivity, Personalized Cleaning Recommendations, Works with Alexa, Good for Pet Hair, Carpets, Hard Floors, Self-Charging
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Customers like the ease of emptying and cleaning with the robotic vacuum cleaner. They say it does a good job picking up dirt and pet hair. However, some customers have reported issues with the noise level. Opinions are mixed on suction, value, performance, and quality.
727 customers mention "Ease of emptying"543 positive184 negative
Customers find the robotic vacuum cleaner easy to empty. They say it sucks up a lot of dirt and pet hair, and leaves their floors nearly spotless. Customers also say it operates remotely and sets its cleaning schedule with ease. They mention that it vacuums the house frequently, and that the brushes are easy to clean.
"...Pros: It vacuums the house frequently. I am never going to do that...." Read more
"...to say about this product was the fact that I was very simple and easy to clean, the parts (Both brushes, rubber winder, dust collection pod) came..." Read more
"...runs for 90 minutes, navigates around items gently and picks up the dust and dirt...." Read more
"...It's not meant for deep cleaning(4/5), but more for maintaining after you deep clean, but otherwise, it works great and my parents and I am VERY..." Read more
Customers are mixed about the performance of the robotic vacuum cleaner. Some mention that it works great and helps maintain the floors, while others say that it never finishes a job successfully, is not functional or helpful, and barely picks up anything.
"...It is able to get over thresholds and it is fine around our cat dishes- pushes them a little bit but then backs away." Read more
"...These parts are crappy and could impact the performance / lifetime of your Roomba. One example of that is the replacement air filters...." Read more
"...The vacuum runs for 90 minutes, navigates around items gently and picks up the dust and dirt...." Read more
"...Well worth it. It does take quite a while to do a room and it sometimes gets stuck on things but it stops itself when needed. Does recognize stairs" Read more
Customers have mixed opinions about the suction of the robotic vacuum cleaner. Some mention that it does very well at suctioning the litter off hardwood floors, and has a large vacuum suction area. However, others say that it doesn't pick up everything, yet it helps when it comes to maintaining cat hair. Some customers also say that the vacuum doesn't have a method when it vacuums, and that it has chefs kiss suction power.
"...The suction is good, it gets diirt out of deep rugs and it does well in the corners...." Read more
"...one thing we noticed was the suction power was chefs kiss I mean I could feel the blower from across the room...." Read more
"...I gave it three stars only because it does have good suction and does pick up hair, dirt, and dust but only if it doesn’t get stuck and is hopefully..." Read more
"...Surely, the Roomba has more suction power, but it's not a better vacuum cleaner for what one must pay for it excluding the holiday discount I..." Read more
Customers are mixed about the quality of the robotic vacuum cleaner. Some mention it's good quality, beefy, and durable. They say it'll make your life easier and more enjoyable. However, others say that it'd be destined to fail and never makes it through a cycle without getting stuck under something.
"...However, they still incur a ton of wear and tear like dirt, cat hair, female hair, dust, and eveything else that lands on the floor...." Read more
"...Durability seems pretty standard as long a you keep up with the maintenance of cleaning it out after every use since its not self cleaning..." Read more
"...If almost never makes it through a cycle without getting stuck under something or even on the edge of a throw rug thinking it’s on a cliff...." Read more
"...It is very stubborn and if it senses dirt under there it will keep trying to get at it...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the value of the robotic vacuum cleaner. Some mention that it's well worth the price, strikes a balance between affordability and functionality, and is a popular choice. However, others say that it is not worth the money, a complete waste of money, and the two long brushes are cheap and flimsy.
"...So because of this I would say its a fairly good product..." Read more
"...Everyone raves about them. So far I feel like it is a waist of money and not worth the hype...." Read more
"...Well worth it. It does take quite a while to do a room and it sometimes gets stuck on things but it stops itself when needed. Does recognize stairs" Read more
"This product is not of the quality I expected. On the first use, some of the little brushes broke off...." Read more
Customers are dissatisfied with the noise level of the robotic vacuum cleaner. They mention that it is somewhat loud and the warning voice is not heard.
"...Cons:Somewhat loud - It is as loud as a normal vacuum cleaner..." Read more
"...See picture. It is also extremely LOUD!!!..." Read more
"...The Roomba is so loud that it rivals my upright vacuum cleaner in that respect. The Deebot was much much quieter...." Read more
"I wish I could give 5 stars, but this thing is soooo LOUD! Also, I have long hair and I need to clean the rollers a few times a week...." Read more
This robotic vacuum is a big help. It really cleans well. My floors are now spotless. It gets under the beds. I had to put lifts on my sofa, but it gets under there nicely. I could never clean under it as well before. All in all it's great! I got it on sale so I feel good about the price. $167.00. Though, you have to prepare your rooms before running it. Put away cords. I have to move my floor lamp. In the bedroom, I have to put the floor lamp in front of the dresser or it gets stuck. Once you learn the problem areas, and find a solution, then it's a godsend. I clean it after ever use. I finish up with my electric mop and I don't have to hurt my back anymore bending down. It's worth it. I am sure a more expensive one would be better, but at this price, what more can you ask for? I live in a small condominium and I let it run until it dies. My floors are clean and I don't have to work or lift a finger. I can do other things while it's cleaning the floors such as dusting the furniture. Nevertheless, I still run my regular vacuum sweeper over the carpet in the living room every now and then. Even though this cleans the carpets, I don't think it does as well as a regular vacuum cleaner. But between my vacuum cleaners and this robotic vacuum and my electric mop, my place is immaculate! And I don't have to work very hard.
Our floors are much cleaner now that we run this machine every few days. Because we have it, we are mindful of cords, cat toys and other items on the floor that could tangle it up, so its presence also kind of enforces a level of tidiness.
This machine does not learn quickly, it is not using satellites and cameras to map the shifting topography of our home, and I am happy with that. What it does is wander from room to room in an apparently random fashion, and it always finds dirt. It eventually seems to go over the entire floor. We have two cats who find it loud and unpleasant, but also fascinating. They stalk it from covert locations, calculating the balance of the predator/prey relationship. Someday, they may attack it, but if that happens, I think the Roomba will survive.
Cons: Somewhat loud - It is as loud as a normal vacuum cleaner Needs supervision - It can't be left running home alone, because it gets stuck under furniture from time to time. It sometimes makes mistakes that could endanger its life. I block it from entering areas where it could fall off of a cliff, because in spite of the cliff detection feature, I think it might very well fall off a cliff if given the chance. Only one phone allowed - The phone app seems to allow for only one phone per user, so only one member of the household can command the vacuum from the phone app; not a big deal for me because I just push the button on the top of the Roomba and it takes off. Pros: It vacuums the house frequently. I am never going to do that. It has the work quality of maybe a ten year old who was asked to vacuum the house--but unlike a ten year old, it is persistent. The suction is good, it gets diirt out of deep rugs and it does well in the corners. It is able to get over thresholds and it is fine around our cat dishes- pushes them a little bit but then backs away.
Here are a few tips if you're thinking about getting a Roomba (which you should!)
1. Wait until Prime Day or an equivalent sale. I bought this model for $220 (tax included). If you live in the Seattle area, watch out for the Amazon deals - Amazon vans will park random places for one day only to offload products at a steep discount. The Roomba is a regular for that rotation - I've seen this model sold for $140.
2. Do not buy cheap knockoff versions for replacement parts on Amazon. Buy only iRobot products (from them directly if possible). There are a lot of versions of fake products from Chinese companies sold on Amazon. These parts are crappy and could impact the performance / lifetime of your Roomba. One example of that is the replacement air filters. The cheaper versions do not seal correctly, so dust gets into the small cracks and other mechanisms within the machine. Replacing your vaccum will cost a lot more than a $10 air filter.
3. Clean your air filter with a toothbrush after each use to reduce the clog of dust. Replace the filter every 3 months.
4. Do a deep cleaning of your Roomba every 6 months. Use a mini flathead and a small phillips to take off the front cover (you'll need to take off the small, yellow spinning brush first using the small flathead). Be careful because the threads of the tiny screw are mounted in plastic casing. Very easy to strip. Clean out all the hair around the small screw that attaches the spinning brush (after 6 months, this can cause the brush to stop spinning - 90% of the time, it's just hair - side note - this motor is also replacable for only $15 on the iRobot website).
I've noticed a fair amount of negative reviews discussing the shelf life of Roombas. People are making comments like "My cats killed our Roomba" etc. I'd like to set the record straight for this awesome company. Basically, in life, you can't get things for free. You can't expect your car, for instance, to function well over time without regular maintainence. Most people hate car maintanance, so it has become widely accepted for most people to pay someone to fix / clean their car. And, for most people this makes a lot of sense. We'd rather spend our time doing other things besides changing the oil, checking the tires, checking the radiator, maintaining the engine and so on.
For vaccums, the mechanics are much less complex than a car. However, they still incur a ton of wear and tear like dirt, cat hair, female hair, dust, and eveything else that lands on the floor. Over time, even the best vaccum will break or need repairs if it is not well maintained. In the old days, we had vaccum repair shops because people hated working on their vaccums. Then, everything possible became automated and outsourced. We could have Roomba repair shops that cost $30 to do a tune up of your Roomba. People would probably pay it. But, rest assured, the same people complaining about paying for that would be the same people who complained about the amazing Roomba - the vaccum that does its job with very little work from the human. The only thing is doesn't do well is clean itself. What we need is a cat Roomba.
My closing thought is this one. Spend one hour every three months maintaining your Roomba, and you will save yourself 50+ hours a year (a whole work week) of vaccuming. That's very simple math, but it will require some effort on the part of the human. I purchased mine on Prime Day 8 months ago. I did my first deep clean (along with the regular air filter cleaning with each use) and she is gently purring like the first day I discovered her :-).
I do not own securities in iRobot or work for them. This review is completely of my own writing.
It is my first robot vacuum, so take that into consideration, it is finicky sometimes, meaning it there is no specific patterns where it goes, keeps bumping everything until it clears the way, I think it's 'face' got scratched all over within the first 3 weeks of usage, but that's pretty much all the downsides, it vacuums well, with a very good power, of course do not think that it can replace your thorough proper cleaning, but it definitely can prolong non-cleaning days by a week or two. To me personally, it is in top 5 purchases ever made, such a huge time saver, honestly, if you have a little baby, maybe a pet, work full time, just get the vacuum, you will not regret, my plan is to upgrade this one in a year or two, because now I am even lazy to clean it (i want to get one with a station) and later robot mop, what do you say, future is now
I received my iRobot Roomba 692 robot earlier than expected and it's been operating daily without any problem. Great product and totally smooth vendor experience.
La verdad limpia muy bien y en lugares de difícil acceso. Me ha estado funcionando y ayudando con la limpieza por un par de meses y puedo decir que estoy satisfecho. Como consejo, mientras más despejado este el piso mejor para que pueda trabajar bien.
It cleans my dog hair from carpet and hardwood very well, life saver for me because I used to vaccinate every day now I have one less job to do and honestly the house is much cleaner than before, I think it’s because when you vacuum pets hair gets in the air and when you are done they land so there used to be hair all over no matter when I vacuumed but that’s not happening with robots. It’s not super clever and still needs some attention to thoroughly vacuum every where but I don’t care because it worth the money I paid for