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The iRobot Roomba 980 cleaning robot mop and vacuum Vacuum Cleaner

Robot Vacuum Mops vacuums remove pet hair, lint and dust from the floor before they settle. They also can stay clear of stairs and other obstacles such as furniture that is tippy.

The majority of robotic vacuums require maintenance, like emptying (and occasionally, rinsing) the bin, and wiping cameras and sensors. They also require to be connected. A lot of them have apps for smartphones to schedule, adjust settings and more.

Roomba 980 from iRobot

The iRobot Roomba 980 is the latest in the line of top-of-the-line robot vacuum cleaners that are an essential part in any modern home. This model comes with a HEPA-filter that will assist those who suffer from allergies. On top of that, it also comes with a powerful battery that can clean up to two hours, and it will automatically return to its dock when it is full.

It also comes with a feature called smart mapping, which makes use of multiple sensors to suss out the areas in your home that require attention and then create a clean path around them. We've seen this technology in action and it does an excellent job of maneuvering around toys placed on the floor or furniture legs that stick out of the ground. It also comes with a sensor Robot Vacuum Mops that can snap Roomba back to reality when it begins to move away from its original location.

iRobot has also introduced a new set of rollers beneath the bottom of the Roomba that do not have bristles, and thus tend to resist tangles better than previous models. They are also taller and can be placed under beds or couches with low sides. They're designed to make this model more maneuverable on different kinds of floors.

What sets the Roomba 980 apart from other high-end models however, is its inclusion of a new dirt detection feature that utilizes cameras to detect bits of embedded dirt. This is a nice improvement over the previous model, which relied on the sensor-driven pseudorandom coverage method to bounce around a room and clean at minimum three times from various angles.

The Roomba 980 performed well in our tests on carpets and hard floors. It scored extremely well on carpets with low pile and on mid-pile. It did a decent job of removing pet hair, but it was struggling with very thick and long pet fur that was clumped together.

The Roomba 980 is still one of the top performing robots we've reviewed despite the slight limitations. It's also not as expensive as other top-of-the-line models. It's still packed with a variety of features we'd expect to find in a flagship model however, it doesn't come with all the fancy app-enabled functions or smart home integration that you'll find in other top contenders.

The iRobot Roomba is simple to set up and start up and running immediately. After taking the yellow bin insert and pull tab from the undercarriage, you just plug it into the wall socket or one of its Home Base docking stations, click the "Clean button" and let it do its job. It will return to docking station when it has run out of batteries or is full of debris. There are also indicators on top that show the bin is empty, or when it needs to recharge, or when it loses its Wi-Fi.