iRobot Roomba 205 DustCompactor Vac Robot Vacuum - Auto-Compacts Debris Within The Robot, No Emptying for 60 Days, Bagless, Intense Power-Lifting Suction, LiDAR Navigation, Multi-Surface Cleaning

Highlights

• DITCH THE DOCK. An industry first, only from Roomba, this robot continuously crushes debris right inside using a mechanical compacting process, so you don't have to empty it for up to 60 days.
• A SLEEK SPACE-SAVER. When space is at a premium, onboard compacting and debris management eliminates the need for a separate bulky self-emptying station.
• BAGLESS. Months of hands-free cleaning with the proprietary bagless DustCompactor that stores debris within the robot. No bags to replace, no mess to manage.​
• DEVOURS DIRT WITH 70X MORE POWER-LIFTING SUCTION. 3-Stage Cleaning includes 70X more power-lifting suction*, a Multi-Surface brush, and Edge-Sweeping brush to devour dirt and dust bunnies and leave floors barefoot clean. *As compared to Roomba 600 series robots
• SUPER-SMART MAPPING AND NAVIGATION. ClearView LiDAR sleekly hidden inside the robot quickly maps your home, avoids obstacles and cleans in neat rows, even in the dark.
• LEVEL-UP THE SUCTION. Choose from 4 levels of intense, dirt-devouring suction to apply just the right power to the cleaning task at hand for a customizable clean.
• FULLY CUSTOM & TARGETED CLEANING. Schedule and target rooms based on your daily routine, skip unused areas, spot clean a mess, or repeat vacuum passes.
• EASY-TO-USE ROOMBA HOME APP. Simply tap to set a custom clean, get time estimates, check on the filter life, or create keep-out zones to avoid vacuuming specific areas.
• 3 EASY WAYS TO CONTROL. Conveniently control your Roomba robot by speaking to your preferred voice assistant-enabled* devices, tapping the app, or pressing buttons on the robot. *Works with Alexa, Siri, and Google Assistant-enabled devices.
• CLEANS STRONG CLEANS LONG. Feel confident the clean will be completed as the battery lasts for over three hours, But when it gets low, your robot automatically heads for a recharging and then returns to finish the task where it left off.