Roomba 960 Review

The Roomba 960 is an excellent robot vacuum, especially for those with primarily carpets in their home or lots of pet or human hair to clean up. It excels in deep cleaning carpets, avoiding pet hair, and smart navigation.

The Roomba 960 is a better than some other more expensive Roombas as well.

The Roomba 960 is an excellent robot vacuum, especially for those with primarily carpets in their home or lots of pet or human hair to clean up.

The Roomba 960 is an excellent robot vacuum, especially for those with primarily carpets in their home or lots of pet or human hair to clean up. It excels in deep cleaning carpets, with a patented dual brush that outperforms other robot vacuums. It performs well in avoiding pet hair and human hair, with impressive results in tests. The smart navigation of the Roomba 960, using iadapt 2.0, allows it to clean efficiently and in straight lines, with excellent coverage in large rooms. In terms of build quality, it is extremely well-built and has a larger bin size than average, making it a very solid piece of engineering. The battery life, although not exceptional, is mitigated by the recharge and resume feature. However, it does have lower airflow than other robot vacuums, particularly showing limitations in cleaning hard floors, especially with fine debris like sand. Additionally, it lacks the imprint mapping feature for updating with keep out zones, which is becoming more useful than the traditional virtual wall. Overall, the Roomba 960 is an outstanding robot vacuum.

The Roomba 960 excels in deep cleaning carpets, with a patented dual brush that outperforms other robot vacuums.