iRobot Roomba 675 vs iRobot Roomba 677

iRobot Roomba 675 vs 677: iAdapt Robotic Cleaners with Wi-Fi Support

This Roomba 677 vs 675 comparison is intended to show the similarities and differences between two Roomba robotic cleaners. These budget-friendly cleaners have Wi-Fi connectivity, an automated recharging option, and standard AeroVac filtering technology. However, the Roomba 677 is a slightly newer model.

Suction and dustbin capacity

The suction power level of both models is basic: 600 Pa. This is sufficient to lift dust, crumbs, and other small debris off the floor, but the cleaners' suction power is insufficient to replace full-fledged cleaning with an upright cleaner totally.

The Roomba 677 has a dustbin that is 150 ml bigger than the one in the Roomba 675 (500 ml versus 350 ml). So, the disparity is extremely considerable.

Using area

When comparing Roomba 675 vs 677 using area, it should be noted that the models don't differ all that much. The 675 is a little better, being able to clean an 1800 square feet large surface. The 677 isn't far behind, being able to work on a 1500 square feet large area.

Noise level

Measuring the difference between Roomba 675 vs 677 noise level, I've noticed that the 675 is quieter: 62 vs 65. In practice, though, it's hard to notice and compare this difference.

Carpet cleaning

Both models use the original iAdapt navigation system that doesn't include carpet boost function since the cleaners just can't recognize the carpet surface. They use the same brushes, which are made up of a mixture of rubber and bristle. Rubber makes direct touch with the piles of the carpet, and the bristles loosen the dirt. So I can't pick a winner in the iRobot Roomba 677 vs 675 carpet cleaning performance comparison.

Roomba 675 Pros & Cons

Roomba 677 Pros & Cons