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iRobot 530 Roomba Vacuuming Robot, White | [Read Full Features & Descriptions...]



  • Vacuuming robot picks up dirt and debris with the touch of a button
  • Easy-to-empty bagless dustbin; fine-filtration system traps allergens
  • Anti-tangle technology; gentle-touch bumper system; built-in cliff sensors
  • Self-charging Home Base, 2 Virtual Walls, an extra filter, and more included
  • Measures 16-3/4 by 21 by 5 inches; 1-year limited warranty



Rating: 4.0

iRobot 530 Roomba Vacuuming Robot, White Reviews


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591 of 602 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars New Roomba vs. Old, December 1, 2007
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D. C. Eaton (Avon, IN United States) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: iRobot 530 Roomba Vacuuming Robot, White (Kitchen)
If you are new to Roomba, you will wonder if it is worthwhile. The answer is clearly YES, since anything it cleans is that much less for you to clean. However, which is better, the old (and cheaper) Roomba, or the new models like the 530?

First, the 530 comes with the charging/base station, and this is very useful. I have placed this in the entranceway which leads into the livingroom, the kitchen or the bedroom. Using the virtual walls (included), I block off rooms so that it can only do the entranceway + 1 other room. I simply press the "Clean" button, and it backs itself off the charging stand and then spends the next 2 hours cleaning, finally returning to the charging stand. Nice!

Should you upgrade from an older model Roomba (I now use my old Roomba upstairs)? It depends on your situation. By-the-way, the old virtual walls do NOT work with the new Roomba.

New Roomba:
Fall down stairs? Never
Climb onto thick throw rugs... Read more
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431 of 441 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars It's Like a Beloved Pet Who MAKES EVERYTHING BETTER, October 11, 2007
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New Yawkuh "New Yawkuh" (Queens, NY United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: iRobot 530 Roomba Vacuuming Robot, White (Kitchen)
Awesome. This new generation fixes all the problems of the previous. Much smarter, much bigger dust bin, much better in every way. Great that it self-docks when tired. Maintanence is a snap...really could not be easier/faster. There are some negatives - how could there not be? - but this thing has such a contagious personality that it starts feeling like your pet, and you're inclined to forgive, and even find the faults charming.

You have to prep the room (cords up and out of the way, no papers or clutter on the floor, move small items out of the room and learn which objects present problems and get them out of the way). Performance varies on throw rugs (it's great on rug/carpet surfaces themselves, but Roomba can get caught up as it travels over edges of throw rugs that don't have much weight or cling). It's good at slowing down and banging objects gently, but less so on narrow vertical objects (e.g. piano legs), which it really clunks (not enough to damage, but it will... Read more
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230 of 242 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars A Great Product Made Even Better, September 12, 2007
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This review is from: iRobot 530 Roomba Vacuuming Robot, White (Kitchen)
With two dogs in the house we could not live without our Roomba. The 530 is a vast improvement from earlier models. It seems to pick up more dirt, the battery life is longer, the fast-charge is about 33% more rapid than its Discovery predecessors and it is generally more quiet.

The new sensors that prevent the robot from "speed-bumping" into furniture are a very nice touch, but beware if the robot is in a tight area, it may appear sluggish -- the sensors are working to continually slow it down. It's a feature I like, but need to get used to.

My only concern with this robot is the high cost of parts. The bot itself is cheaper than earlier models but the components most prone to breakage or wear-out are twice the cost so the lifetime operation costs may be higher. Replacement batteries are nearly $100. Earlier models were $50.

ONE MONTH LATER ....

This is a slight amend to my review above. Having used it for a month a couple points of... Read more
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