iRobot Launches Roomba Max 875 Combo with Advanced Cleaning and Smart Home Features

September 2, 2026
iRobot Launches Roomba Max 875 Combo with Advanced Cleaning and Smart Home Features
  • iRobot unveils the Roomba Max 875 Combo Robot + AutoWash Dock as its most advanced cleaning system to date, pairing a deep-cleaning SealForce vacuum with a high-performance mopping system for a hands-free, pro-level clean.

  • The mopping system pre-treats dried messes with ultrasonic ThermaMist heated mist, delivering about twice the stain removal versus non-therma-mist mopping.

  • A conical main brush design minimizes hair tangles, and an extendable antibacterial mop roller cleans with little residue while lifting to protect carpets during vacuuming.

  • Both Roomba Max 875 and related models support Amazon Alexa, Google Home, and Siri Shortcuts, and are pursuing Matter certification for smart-home compatibility.

  • All models use Bosch-certified batteries and come with a ten-year warranty on the TurboSpin motor; data is stored on European servers in line with security standards.

  • Editorial note: the reviewer’s travel costs were covered by Roborock, and opinions remain those of the publication.

  • Control via the Home Connect app enables NoGo zones, room-order cleaning, scheduling, and Matter integration, with navigation that fuses ToF LiDAR, structured light, camera, and IR for accurate performance in dark rooms.

  • The new models are priced below many high-end rivals yet remain premium, with guidance to wait for user feedback and professional reviews before purchasing.

  • iRobot executives emphasize ongoing leadership in hands-free cleaning and tackling consumer pain points through advanced technology.

  • Availability begins today, September 2, at a price of 1,099 pounds and will be sold on iRobot’s website.

  • The Roomba Max 875 Combo features a slim 9.98 cm profile for under-furniture cleaning, with Roomba Home App control and compatibility with Alexa, Google Assistant, and Siri.

  • The Max 875 relies on LiDAR navigation with front cameras to detect and avoid obstacles, and stands just under four inches tall for maneuverability.

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