iRobot Roomba i7+ vs iRobot Roomba i6+

Roomba i6+ vs i7+: Advanced Robots with an Automatic Dirt Disposal

In this Roomba i6+ vs i7+ comparison, I'll share my findings after testing two robotic cleaners from Roomba's more advanced segment. The most stellar feature of these cleaners is automatic dirt disposal which means that they have a self-emptying capability. Besides, the units are also compatible with Alexa and Google Assistant that allows adding voice control, have an intelligent cleaning pattern, feature a smart mapping system, have a runtime of 75 minutes, etc.

Suction and dustbin capacity

If you compare the Roomba i6+ vs i7+ dustbins, you will see that the one used by the i6+ is a little bit more spacious (400 ml versus 500 ml). The suction power of both models is equal: 1800 Pa. This way, they have a much better lifting power than many other cleaners available on the modern market.

Using area

The biggest difference between the models can be seen in the iRobot Roomba i6+ vs i7+ using area comparison. The i7+ can clean a floor space that measures 2000 square feet while the i6+ can only cover the area of 1000 square feet.

Noise level

You normally expect such powerful cleaners to be noisy, but these models have very low noise levels. The i7+ has a 65 dB noise level, which I can compare to the sound of normal conversation. The i6+, with only 56 dB, is a bit louder than a whisper.

Carpet cleaning

In the Roomba i6 Plus vs i7 Plus carpet cleaning comparison, it should be noted that both models perform admirably. They clean in neat rows and concentrate their efforts on areas that are highly contaminated. Their multi-surface rubber brushes easily penetrate carpet fibers, picking up human and pet hair as well as dust and other particles.

Roomba i7+ Pros & Cons

Roomba i6+ Pros & Cons