iRobot Roomba 115 Combo
The Roomba 115 Combo is most credible for a smaller home that wants scheduled vacuuming and light pad mopping without making room for a large service dock. Its LiDAR mapping, low body and simple ownership proposition are useful; buyers wanting auto-emptying, stronger mop maintenance or proven obstacle handling should compare a higher tier.
The main things to know before buying are the dock only charges the robot, so the bin and washable mop pad still need hands-on care and the mop is a washable pad rather than a dock-washed roller or spinning-pad system.
What looks good — and what to know
Reasons to consider it
- Its compact charging dock and 7.89cm body suit smaller homes and lower furniture
- Separate vacuum, mop and combined modes support simple scheduled cleaning
Things to know
- The dock only charges the robot, so the bin and washable mop pad still need hands-on care
- The mop is a washable pad rather than a dock-washed roller or spinning-pad system
- Independent testing of the 115 Combo's cleaning performance is not yet available, so its suction and cleaning figures come from iRobot
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