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title: "iRobot Roomba i7+ (7550) Robot Vacuum with Automatic Dirt Disposal- Empties Itself, Wi-Fi Connected, Smart Mapping, Works with Alexa, Ideal for Pet Hair, Carpets, Hard Floors"
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# 10x Power-Lifting Suction Self-Emptying Clean Base Smart Mapping tech iRobot Roomba i7+ (7550) Robot Vacuum with Automatic Dirt Disposal- Empties Itself, Wi-Fi Connected, Smart Mapping, Works with Alexa, Ideal for Pet Hair, Carpets, Hard Floors

**Brand:** irobot
**Price:** € 954.80
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🤖 The smartest vacuum that cleans itself—because your time is priceless.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** iRobot Roomba i7+ (7550) Robot Vacuum with Automatic Dirt Disposal- Empties Itself, Wi-Fi Connected, Smart Mapping, Works with Alexa, Ideal for Pet Hair, Carpets, Hard Floors by irobot
- **How much does it cost?** € 954.80 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.gr](https://www.desertcart.gr/products/85993174-irobot-roomba-i7-7550-robot-vacuum-with-automatic-dirt-disposal)

## Best For

- irobot enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted irobot brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Smart Recharge & Resume:** Runs up to 75 minutes, then recharges and picks up right where it left off—perfect for busy homes and large spaces.
- • **Effortless Dirt Disposal:** The Clean Base™ automatically empties up to 60 days of debris, freeing you from vacuum chores for months—set it and forget it.
- • **Pet Hair’s Worst Enemy:** 10x Power-Lifting suction combined with dual rubber rollers tackles pet hair and debris on carpets and hard floors with unmatched efficiency.
- • **Voice-Controlled Convenience:** Seamlessly integrates with Alexa and Google Assistant for hands-free cleaning commands—just say the word and watch it work.
- • **Precision Cleaning, Room by Room:** Smart Mapping lets you customize cleaning zones and schedules for every space, so your Roomba knows exactly where to go—and where to avoid.

## Overview

The iRobot Roomba i7+ (7550) is a Wi-Fi connected robotic vacuum featuring advanced Smart Mapping technology, 10x Power-Lifting suction, and a self-emptying Clean Base that holds up to 60 days of dirt. Compatible with Alexa and Google Assistant, it offers personalized, voice-controlled cleaning schedules ideal for pet owners and busy professionals seeking a hands-free, thorough clean on carpets and hard floors.

## Description

Vacuuming that fits seamlessly into your life. The i7 plus learns your home and navigates to where the messes are, right when they happen—so you can effortlessly keep your floors clean. Just say to Google Assistant or Alexa voice assistant, “Tell Roomba to clean under the kitchen table” and consider it done. After each cleaning, the i7 plus empties itself into Dirt Disposal bags that hold up to 60 days of debris so you can forget about vacuuming for months. Personalized cleaning recommendations and seasonal suggestions help keep floors clean year-round, and 10x the Power-Lifting suction paired with self-emptying convenience help make life a whole lot easier. (compared to the Roomba 600 series cleaning system) (Alexa and all related logos are trademarks of desertcart or its affiliates. Google is a trademark of Google LLC).

Review: More than I expected - Ok, I really wanted to hate this machine. See, I'm a fan of Neato brand and the only reason I bought the Roomba was for the self emptying feature. So when I say I'm impressed, that's saying a lot! I've had this Roomba up and running for almost a month now. Setting up the machine was very easy and quick. Just follow the instructions. It took 2 times going around my house to build a map. I think maybe 2.5 hours total. The map was created and I was able to use it to name the rooms it thought it found. You can customize the possible rooms the machine suggests by moving the lines it creates on your phone. You can also name the rooms so you can tell it which room you want it to vacuum at any given point. Very user friendly and intuitive. The first time around the house I thought it was just going on a fast tour to get the lay of the land. I was surprised to see dirt from the floor disappearing as it passed over them. This machine is very quiet compared to my old robot vacuum. And FAST! I couldn't believe how fast it was moving and picking up dirt. The dogs were surprised too because they don't like the robot vacuums. (One thinks it's trying to steal his toys. The other just wants nothing to do with it.) As the vacuum was zipping around the room, both dogs (66 lb and 90 lb dogs mind you) said, Aight. Ima head outside. Ok, I thought, here's where I'm going to hate it. There's no way this can be vacuuming as well as the other brand did going this fast and this quiet. I have to admit, though, the floors look great. I have the 2 big dogs I've mentioned and one is the king of shed and i have to have the vacuum run every day to keep up with the shedding. My sister even commented on how good the carpets looked. So I lost every reason I had to hate this vacuum. The app on the phone is extremely easy to use. I now have 2 cleaning schedules. One that vacuums the whole house 3 times a week and one that vacuums just the living room every other day. Easy to set up once the map is complete. I like that it tells you how many square feet of floor it's cleaned each time and an overall cumulative total as well. You can look at the map where it cleaned for that day and it shows where it discovered "dirt events." I assume these are areas it detected more dirt than normal. Apparently, when it finds one of these areas, it comes back and runs over them a second and sometimes a third time as well. Those areas are marked on the map of what was cleaned with darker colored squares. And I'm fairly certain they're correct because they are always places in the room where the dogs play and lay around. Some other areas of interest. It handles going from regular carpet to tile floor with no problems. It seems to handle when one of the dog's toys don't get picked up much better than other vacuums I've had. It has only gotten stuck one time. That was when one of the dog's rope toys got a frayed end caught. But I was there when it happened and able to quickly fix the situation. When it empties it's bin, I will say the first couple of times will startle you. Sounds like a jet engine revving! I though an appliance had decided to explode the first time I heard it. My sister bought the I6 as well and said it told her to empty her bag at the base once. But she said it didn't feel like it was full and she kind of shook the dirt down and it's continuing now. One con, because it moves so fast, when it bumps into your cold bare feet as you're sitting there it can be startling and a bit painful. lol Overall, I would definitely recommend this robot vacuum. It's fast, efficient and very thourough. The app is very user friendly. And the whole system is as "set it and forget it" as you can get. I'm very pleased.
Review: Awesome Roomba for Pet Owners - This Roomba is well worth the money. We have used a Roomba off and on for over ten years. Before the i7 series I can admit I pretty much liked it for the novelty of the product more than the functionality of it. When I was a bachelor in a small apartment, its haphazard bouncing around was more than adequate. When we had a bigger condo and toddlers running around the older roomba's were ineffective. Now that we have two kids almost pre-teen and two huskies - we needed some more help. In comes the i7. We recently put in dark wood floors and while we love the look - everything shows. A crumb can be viewed from across the house and our huskies are white and black so any dropped hair is easily visible. We do sweep and mop regularly to collect the bulk of the stuff in the usual places (such as crumbs in the kitchen or dining room) but there is nothing quite like waking up to a clean floor. We got the i7 because of the mapping features, but it is so much more. Pros: - Mapping - We will start with why we bought this. The i7 Roomba does not simply bounce around like those before it. This roomba has a sensor that will detect if its about to collide with an object and then slows down to slightly bump the object and begins to map where the object is in a room. After two runs (for us) the Roomba had fully mapped the first floor (about 1000sq ft). Once mapped we can place room dividers, name the rooms, and even mark out "no go" zones to keep it away from either the dog's water bowl or some cables we don't want it to go near. This feature works exceptionally well. - The sensor - as mentioned above we have kids and dogs. This means that no matter how much we pick up the floor, one of the creatures in this house is going to come behind us and put any number of things out in the middle of the floor where it doesn't belong. The i7 Roomba can identify when it is approaching an object and will slow down to give it a gentle nudge. More often than not in our house its a sleeping husky. One of them politely moves for the Roomba to do its job. The other one simply lays there stubbornly and we end up with a husky sized outline of clean/not clean. It is actually as humorous as it sounds. - The cleaning "bristles" - I was pretty sure that having wood floors would mean we could never have a Roomba again. We actually waited more than a year before we even tried looking. The newer generation has a rubber roller it uses to move dirt to the middle of its path and then collect as it goes over. This system is great and ensures the floor doesn't get damaged. - The cleaning base - If you are looking at this i7+ it should come with a cleaning station. This is essentially the power dock with a dust bag in it for collection. Having Huskies, this thing is a must. If for some reason we are lazy and don't do a quick sweep before sending the Roomba on its way or if there was an area the kids inevitably "forgot" to do as part of their chores - the roomba will detect that it is full, return to its base, drop off its bin, and return to the place that it left off. If the battery is low, it will take a break, send your app a push message that it needs to juice up for a minute and will resume when its ready. Cons: - Noise - To be fair - its a vacuum. I am not really sure what some people expect here. I typically turn it on while I am doing the dishes or when we go to bed. It doesn't keep us up, but it would probably be a bit annoying to watch a tv show in the same room as it. - Can get stuck - Its a robot and it does what it can. It is 1000% better than previous versions but we do have a rocking chair that it occasionally catches itself on. By occasionally I mean maybe 3-4 times since we bought it and we have used it nightly. - Clean Base Noise - This is more of a warning than a con, so just be aware. When the Roomba is emptying the dust bin you have one vacuum cleaning another vacuum. There is a very loud suction noise for about 15 seconds and then its done. Imagine like a car wash vacuum starting up and that is the noise. Unavoidable and not a defect by any means but surprising if you aren't expecting it. The last part is the i7 over the newer s9 series. When we purchased the i7 the s9 had already been out for some time. I had set out to get the latest and greatest, but the product reviews pretty much everywhere for the s9 were spotty. Everything from them getting stuck/lost, to not holding a battery, to needing taken apart during customer service calls. Those items might be fixed by now (Sept 2020), they can do firmware updates to the machines. We picked the i7 because we knew it would work straight out of the box and it was cheaper due to the release of the s9. There were also no real compelling features to the s9 upgrade over the i7 aside from the fact it can get into a 90 degree angle with ease, but so can the i7 using its side brush. At the end of the day - I recommend the i7 over the s9, but that could change down the road.

## Features

- ALWAYS GETTING SMARTER - Quality that lasts; Intelligence that grows; equipped with advanced hardware capable of providing the intelligent features you love today, and access to our latest advancements in the future
- COMPLETE CONTROL OF YOUR CLEAN - With Smart Mapping, your robot knows your kitchen from your living room, so you can decide where it cleans and when; With Keep Out Zones, your robot knows to avoid sensitive areas like pet bowls or play areas
- Roomba, CLEAN MY KITCHEN - Enjoy hands-free control with Alexa and the Google assistant*

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07GNPDMRP |
| Are Batteries Included | Yes |
| Assembly required | No |
| Batteries | 1 A batteries required. (included) |
| Batteries required | Yes |
| Battery Life | 75 minutes |
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,185,142 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) #859 in Robotic Vacuums |
| Brand | iRobot |
| Capacity | 60 days |
| Color | Black |
| Compatible Devices | Amazon Echo, Google Home |
| Control Method | Voice |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (13,148) |
| Filter Type | High-Efficiency Filter |
| Form Factor | Robotic |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00885155015709 |
| Included Components | 1 Clean Base™ Automatic Dirt Disposal, 1 North American Line Cord, 1 Roomba® i7+ Robot Vacuum, Dirt Disposal Bag, Filter, Side Brush |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 7.44 pounds |
| Item model number | i755020 |
| Manufacturer | iRobot |
| Model Name | Roomba i7+ |
| Number of pieces | 1 |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Product Dimensions | 13.34"L x 13.34"W x 3.63"H |
| Smart Home Compatibility | Smart Home Compatible |
| Special Feature | 10x Suction, Smart Mapping, Powerful Suction, Ideal for Pet Hair, Wi-Fi Connected, Works with Alexa, Carpets & Hard Floors, Recharges & Resumes |
| Specific instructions for use | carpet, dual action, hard floor |
| UPC | 885155015709 |
| Voltage | 14.4 Volts |
| Warranty Description | 1 year limited. |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** iRobot
- **Color:** Black
- **Model Name:** Roomba i7+
- **Surface Recommendation:** Carpet, Hard Floor, Tile, Wood, Laminate, Vinyl, Marble

## Images

![iRobot Roomba i7+ (7550) Robot Vacuum with Automatic Dirt Disposal- Empties Itself, Wi-Fi Connected, Smart Mapping, Works with Alexa, Ideal for Pet Hair, Carpets, Hard Floors - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61i8b1-5kcL.jpg)
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## Questions & Answers

**Q: What happens if my cat throws up and I’m not home when it runs?  Does it avoid it or do I come home to a big mess?**
A: You will have a huge mess on your hands! It happened to me with dog diarrhea. Amanda (robot) smeared it all over. I had to take her completely apart. Every screw that I could get to came out. I washed and dried every removable part. It took hours, but once reassembled she was good to go and I NEVER had her vacuum again when I was not home!

**Q: can the dumping base be purchased separately at a later time?**
A: Yes. I bought an i7 with a default charging base. If you want to buy the i7 with the dumping base as one package, you'll save yourself $50 in the long run.

**Q: How does it do with long dog hair?**
A: Works very well, BUT you have to remove and check/clean the brushes more often because the long hairs wrap around the ends of the brushes making large, thick rings that are hidden from superficial examination. I didn't have any problems even before discovering this, but I'm wondering how much mechanical stress was on the machine.

**Q: Besides emptying itself, what are the added features or actual benefits, of buying the Roomba i7+ over the Roomba 980?**
A: I have both. The i7+ learns your floorplan and then the app lets you define areas or rooms - very nice if you have a lot of square footage. You can schedule the rooms to be cleaned at different times. You don't have to use the virtual wall devices that are required to keep the 980 contained. The i7+ is also much quieter than the 980.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ More than I expected
*by D***D on January 8, 2021*

Ok, I really wanted to hate this machine. See, I'm a fan of Neato brand and the only reason I bought the Roomba was for the self emptying feature. So when I say I'm impressed, that's saying a lot! I've had this Roomba up and running for almost a month now. Setting up the machine was very easy and quick. Just follow the instructions. It took 2 times going around my house to build a map. I think maybe 2.5 hours total. The map was created and I was able to use it to name the rooms it thought it found. You can customize the possible rooms the machine suggests by moving the lines it creates on your phone. You can also name the rooms so you can tell it which room you want it to vacuum at any given point. Very user friendly and intuitive. The first time around the house I thought it was just going on a fast tour to get the lay of the land. I was surprised to see dirt from the floor disappearing as it passed over them. This machine is very quiet compared to my old robot vacuum. And FAST! I couldn't believe how fast it was moving and picking up dirt. The dogs were surprised too because they don't like the robot vacuums. (One thinks it's trying to steal his toys. The other just wants nothing to do with it.) As the vacuum was zipping around the room, both dogs (66 lb and 90 lb dogs mind you) said, Aight. Ima head outside. Ok, I thought, here's where I'm going to hate it. There's no way this can be vacuuming as well as the other brand did going this fast and this quiet. I have to admit, though, the floors look great. I have the 2 big dogs I've mentioned and one is the king of shed and i have to have the vacuum run every day to keep up with the shedding. My sister even commented on how good the carpets looked. So I lost every reason I had to hate this vacuum. The app on the phone is extremely easy to use. I now have 2 cleaning schedules. One that vacuums the whole house 3 times a week and one that vacuums just the living room every other day. Easy to set up once the map is complete. I like that it tells you how many square feet of floor it's cleaned each time and an overall cumulative total as well. You can look at the map where it cleaned for that day and it shows where it discovered "dirt events." I assume these are areas it detected more dirt than normal. Apparently, when it finds one of these areas, it comes back and runs over them a second and sometimes a third time as well. Those areas are marked on the map of what was cleaned with darker colored squares. And I'm fairly certain they're correct because they are always places in the room where the dogs play and lay around. Some other areas of interest. It handles going from regular carpet to tile floor with no problems. It seems to handle when one of the dog's toys don't get picked up much better than other vacuums I've had. It has only gotten stuck one time. That was when one of the dog's rope toys got a frayed end caught. But I was there when it happened and able to quickly fix the situation. When it empties it's bin, I will say the first couple of times will startle you. Sounds like a jet engine revving! I though an appliance had decided to explode the first time I heard it. My sister bought the I6 as well and said it told her to empty her bag at the base once. But she said it didn't feel like it was full and she kind of shook the dirt down and it's continuing now. One con, because it moves so fast, when it bumps into your cold bare feet as you're sitting there it can be startling and a bit painful. lol Overall, I would definitely recommend this robot vacuum. It's fast, efficient and very thourough. The app is very user friendly. And the whole system is as "set it and forget it" as you can get. I'm very pleased.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Awesome Roomba for Pet Owners
*by P***N on September 2, 2020*

This Roomba is well worth the money. We have used a Roomba off and on for over ten years. Before the i7 series I can admit I pretty much liked it for the novelty of the product more than the functionality of it. When I was a bachelor in a small apartment, its haphazard bouncing around was more than adequate. When we had a bigger condo and toddlers running around the older roomba's were ineffective. Now that we have two kids almost pre-teen and two huskies - we needed some more help. In comes the i7. We recently put in dark wood floors and while we love the look - everything shows. A crumb can be viewed from across the house and our huskies are white and black so any dropped hair is easily visible. We do sweep and mop regularly to collect the bulk of the stuff in the usual places (such as crumbs in the kitchen or dining room) but there is nothing quite like waking up to a clean floor. We got the i7 because of the mapping features, but it is so much more. Pros: - Mapping - We will start with why we bought this. The i7 Roomba does not simply bounce around like those before it. This roomba has a sensor that will detect if its about to collide with an object and then slows down to slightly bump the object and begins to map where the object is in a room. After two runs (for us) the Roomba had fully mapped the first floor (about 1000sq ft). Once mapped we can place room dividers, name the rooms, and even mark out "no go" zones to keep it away from either the dog's water bowl or some cables we don't want it to go near. This feature works exceptionally well. - The sensor - as mentioned above we have kids and dogs. This means that no matter how much we pick up the floor, one of the creatures in this house is going to come behind us and put any number of things out in the middle of the floor where it doesn't belong. The i7 Roomba can identify when it is approaching an object and will slow down to give it a gentle nudge. More often than not in our house its a sleeping husky. One of them politely moves for the Roomba to do its job. The other one simply lays there stubbornly and we end up with a husky sized outline of clean/not clean. It is actually as humorous as it sounds. - The cleaning "bristles" - I was pretty sure that having wood floors would mean we could never have a Roomba again. We actually waited more than a year before we even tried looking. The newer generation has a rubber roller it uses to move dirt to the middle of its path and then collect as it goes over. This system is great and ensures the floor doesn't get damaged. - The cleaning base - If you are looking at this i7+ it should come with a cleaning station. This is essentially the power dock with a dust bag in it for collection. Having Huskies, this thing is a must. If for some reason we are lazy and don't do a quick sweep before sending the Roomba on its way or if there was an area the kids inevitably "forgot" to do as part of their chores - the roomba will detect that it is full, return to its base, drop off its bin, and return to the place that it left off. If the battery is low, it will take a break, send your app a push message that it needs to juice up for a minute and will resume when its ready. Cons: - Noise - To be fair - its a vacuum. I am not really sure what some people expect here. I typically turn it on while I am doing the dishes or when we go to bed. It doesn't keep us up, but it would probably be a bit annoying to watch a tv show in the same room as it. - Can get stuck - Its a robot and it does what it can. It is 1000% better than previous versions but we do have a rocking chair that it occasionally catches itself on. By occasionally I mean maybe 3-4 times since we bought it and we have used it nightly. - Clean Base Noise - This is more of a warning than a con, so just be aware. When the Roomba is emptying the dust bin you have one vacuum cleaning another vacuum. There is a very loud suction noise for about 15 seconds and then its done. Imagine like a car wash vacuum starting up and that is the noise. Unavoidable and not a defect by any means but surprising if you aren't expecting it. The last part is the i7 over the newer s9 series. When we purchased the i7 the s9 had already been out for some time. I had set out to get the latest and greatest, but the product reviews pretty much everywhere for the s9 were spotty. Everything from them getting stuck/lost, to not holding a battery, to needing taken apart during customer service calls. Those items might be fixed by now (Sept 2020), they can do firmware updates to the machines. We picked the i7 because we knew it would work straight out of the box and it was cheaper due to the release of the s9. There were also no real compelling features to the s9 upgrade over the i7 aside from the fact it can get into a 90 degree angle with ease, but so can the i7 using its side brush. At the end of the day - I recommend the i7 over the s9, but that could change down the road.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by D***R on August 23, 2020*

Over the years I have had about a half dozen robot vacs, from four different manufacturers. The early ones were lacking in power and battery, but they worked well enough until they croaked after two years each. I bought an iRobot (a lower-priced vac than this one) a couple of years ago, and since then it's been busily cleaning my bedrooms and offices effectively. It's worked almost flawlessly, as long as I clean it properly, replace the replaceable bits at intervals, and my only complaint is it's a bit noisy. I've been looking at this i7+ for a while now, and finally clicked Buy. The goal was to install it at my second house, where I visit every couple of weeks, and let it keep the dust and pet hair under control while I'm not in the house, replacing the vac bag when I do visit. To be honest, I wasn't optimistic things would go well, but I have been pleasantly surprised. A few things stand out right away compared to the older iRobot I use in my office. To start, the noise of the vac is a lot less...it's more than a buzz, but it's not sounding like industrial cleaning devices on my floors! Second, the battery seems to last longer; I can get almost an hour out of the i7+ while my older iRobot complains after about 20 minutes. Third, this one is a lot smarter: it remembers where it's cleaned and continues where it leaves off while running back to the base station to empty and recharge. Fourth, my older one keeps getting stuck hanging off a stair or wedged in a corner between furniture; this i7+ has not hung up on a step yet, and has managed to extricate itself from several tight spots. Lots of improvements! As for the auto dirt disposal system, so far it's worked fantastically. Either under control of the app or the robot, the vac snuggles in to the charging station and a vacuum starts up (quite noisy compared to the robot...about the same as a regular vac) and sucks all the dirt from the robot dirt container into the bag in the upright unit. It takes about 15 seconds, and a quick inspection shows it does a really nice job of emptying the robot. every now and again you still need to go in and give the rollers a clean (especially if you have pets, like I do) and wash out the dirt bin, but I am doing that once every two to four weeks, which is fine. As for the dust bin in the receptacle, it tends to last about four weeks (the first house cleaning it filled in two days, but four dogs and a cat were the reason). I suspect without pets I would only replace the bag every month of two. The bag itself is a clever design with a sliding door to ensure you don't spray dirt all over when you remove the bag. I've been really impressed with this i7+. Its' not caused one issue so far, and while that's too good to last, I'm delighted with the system. So much so that I'm considering a second for the other floor of the house. This isn't inexpensive, but when I think I pay office cleaning staff to do the same job vacuuming the floor, this pays for itself in a month! I've read lots of negative comments in posts here and elsewhere, but so far, I have zero to complain about. Update: After two years, these i7s are still working perfectly. I have several s9+ too, and they are a pain to work with; they always jam, stop working, and report dirty sensors every day. The i7s just work, perfectly. I will be replacing my s9s with i7s. I can't recommend the i7+ enough!

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