
Roborock
Qrevo S
Reliable, great mopping (lifts pads), but poor cable avoidance.

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I generally love my Roomba. I got my first one around... '08? maybe later than that, I still have it. My husband bought me an i8 I think it is, self-emptying. It has more bells and whistles which makes it more prone to being difficult to operate but once it gets going, it's fantastic. That first little Roomba though? Best $250 I ever spent. I don't have experience with other makes.
Neato XV series for being awesome and being the first robot vacuum to feature a lidar sensor roomba 500 series, for a while they were the most popular robot vacuums ever made and still the most reliable, other than battery replacements they can last more than 15 years without issues Roomba 980, the thing is still a beast at cleaning and the navigation is good enough. No keep out zones or anything but it does its job well
Bought this same Roomba a couple of weeks ago, before I had heard of anything related to the bankruptcy, got it on sale and thought it has really great performance for the price. I'm a little worried about what happens if they do go bankrupt but I have to assume another company will just take over and keep some of these new devices running. These new models are Chinese made so they are pretty good, have had minor software glitches that require me to reboot the Roomba but otherwise performance has been great. Disclaimer, I have no experience with the other brands of robot vacs Oh on the hair issue, the hair gets coiled at the end of the green brush and it's easy to remove the cap and remove any caught hair every now and then. There's a video online on how to do this.
I have a 505. Which appears to be very similar to this one. It replaced my dead J7. J7 had 2 rollers , and cleaned better than the 505. 505 is much better at navigating, but the 2 rollers seems to make a difference in cleaning ability
Roomba 505 is legit for dogs.
I would wait for a sale or otherwise try to trigger the amazon/ebay discount codes that happen if you browse without buying. I would also advise splitting the money between a smart, more expensive one with a mop that plans meticulously and a dumb one that keeps cleaning until its battery runs out. Roborock vacuums are well-regarded on here, but I've had good experiences with pretty much every brand I've tried. The key is not relying on just one unit. For reference I have Roomba 505 withr dock and Ecovacs in my kitchen, ecovacs self-emptying and OKp rest of the ground floor, Eufy first floor, Kyvol and Lefant second floor. Six irobot scoobas can also be pressed into service post parties etc.

Roborock
Qrevo S
Reliable, great mopping (lifts pads), but poor cable avoidance.

Roborock
Saros 10 Series
Slim, quiet, excellent avoidance, but weak on carpet.

Dreame
L40S Ultra
Superior avoidance, great for pet hair, but poor on carpets.

MOVA
P10 Pro Ultra
Budget king, smart avoidance, but struggles on patterned carpets.

Roborock
Qrevo Curv Series
Great for pet hair; handles high thresholds, but poor avoidance.

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Dreame - X50 Ultra

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Roborock - Saros 10 Series

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Roborock - Qrevo Curv 2 Flow

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Roborock - Saros 10 Series

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Dreame - X50 Ultra

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Dreame - L40S Ultra