iRobot launches Roomba Combo 2 Essential and Vac 2 Essential

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iRobot has announced the release of two new models in its affordable Essential series: the Roomba Combo 2 Essential and Roomba Vac 2 Essential. These models are now available in North America, with prices starting at $424.99 for the Combo 2 Essential and $399.99 for the Vac 2 Essential. Both models feature automatic dust bin emptying into an AutoEmpty dock, providing a more convenient and hands-free cleaning experience.

The Roomba Combo 2 Essential offers twice the cleaning power of the original Essential series, enhanced navigation with an improved bumper design, and the ability to recharge and resume cleaning tasks mid-mission. The robot is equipped with a 4-Stage Cleaning System, combining stronger suction with multi-surface brushes and a reusable microfiber mop pad. It can handle both vacuuming and mopping, with multiple levels of suction power and mopping intensity to adapt to various flooring types. The AutoEmpty dock can hold up to 60 days’ worth of debris, further reducing the need for regular maintenance.

The Roomba Vac 2 Essential offers similar features but is designed solely for vacuuming. It also includes the automatic dust bin emptying feature, making it a practical choice for those focused on vacuuming. Both models are powered by iRobot’s OS, allowing users to customize cleaning schedules and routines.

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