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[sann]

I have one...just wish it were the newer model with the self empty device...I think the one advantage is cleaning under the beds there's no way I can get under there to clean or move the bed.. 

[ninjawife]

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@Tinkrbl44 wrote:

@Jacie 

Don't have one, but my sister really loves hers.

A funny aside .....  I read that approximately 91% of people who own those give their device a name!  LOL   

After I read that, I asked, and my sister said she named hers Sprocket.   

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My parents had a pool vacuum that worked like a roomba does for the house.  They named their pool vac Flash. 

[Winkk]

I have one and love it.   I have the 700 series.  I don't  know what the TSV is.  It takes a little time to get used to it but I have not vacuumed in a long time.  We have two dogs and live in a rancher.  It does the whole house.

[ScrapHappy]

My MIL had a Roomba, she likes it.  Now she has a cleaning person.  I have a Shark Ion.  I like it a lot.  Got 3, one on each level of my house.

[tl98466]

I've had one for about 5 years now; personally, it's more of a hassle than just getting my Shark Vacuum out; the Roomba often gets stuck in a room unless I have made sure to block the doors open. Sometimes it gets stuck behind furniture and often "forgets" to head back to it's charging base.

[Bridgegal]

We had one years ago when we had two cats.   These had brushes on the rollers and you had to clean them most everytime you used it first.   It was a real pain.

I think now they have eliminated the brushes but if not, we wouldn't get another one.  

[Trailrun23]

I had similar issues with mine and returned it. Our house is not an open floorplan...many separate rooms and mine just couldn't finish a whole room before it would get stuck somehwere. I could vacuum the floors myself with less work than following the roomba around and moving it again.