What you can expect from the iRobot Roomba Plus 415 Combo
What testers say about the iRobot Roomba Plus 415 Combo
For anyone furnishing a small flat with low sofas and beds over hard floors, the iRobot Roomba Plus 415 Combo reaches where bulkier machines cannot, so long as someone looks into the bin often.
Shrinking a mopping robot to 11.9 inches across, 1.9 inches narrower than its rivals with a mop-washing station, left the iRobot Roomba Plus 415 Combo with a 180-milliliter dustbin where those rivals carry 300 milliliters. Just A Dad Approved saw what that means: the bin was full quickly, and the robot went on driving its route while hardly anything more went in. Where a pet sheds, a run can look finished while the floor is not.
The reward is reach. Standing 3.3 inches tall, 0.5 inches lower than is normal for its class, it slid beneath furniture that turns larger robots away, and the same tester liked how closely it worked along walls and into corners. Mopping earned a 6, one and a half points beneath what that tester's robots usually get, which the review traced to a robot with no water tank that relies on the station to dampen its pads.






