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iRobot Roomba 4220 Discovery SE Intelligent Floorvac Vacuuming Robot, Grey

Brand: iRobot Roomba 4220
Category: Kitchen

List Price: ~~$249.99~~
Buy Used: $200.00
You Save: $49.99 (20%)

Used (1) Refurbished (1) from $200.00

Avg. Customer Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars

43 reviews
Sales Rank: 33189

Color: Charcoal
Shipping Weight (lbs): 13
Dimensions (in): 13.2 x 13.2 x 5.2

MPN: 4220 Se
Model: 4220
UPC: 853816042203
EAN: 0853816042203
ASIN: B0007LXX0Q

Release Date: November 27, 2007
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Shipping: Expedited shipping available
Condition: Needs batteries. Charger base, wall hanger and 3 virtual walls included.

Customer Reviews:

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Rooma Vac June 4, 2008
Cute little thing that works surprisingly very well, I can now vacuum daily and I don'thave to do the work

5 out of 5 stars

Wonderful Housekeeping Helper June 2, 2008
I have needed this wonderful helper for years! It has far exceeded my expectations. I have a big white dog and dark hardwoods. Rhoomba has helped me stay ahead of the shedding. It does a fantastic job. I put it in a room and close the door. Go in later after it is quiet and the job is done! It seems to have a brain!

3 out of 5 stars

I-Roomba on Laminate floor June 2, 2008
Overall I am satisfied with my I-Roomba, everytime I open the dirt container to empty it I am shocked by how much stuff it has picked up. It keeps me from having to clean the floor myself everyday - I have two dogs that track everything into my house from the yard. The one thing to watch out for if you have laminate or wood floors is if there are large pieces of sand or gravel on the floor - you should swiffer those up before letting the roomba loose. I have a few small scratch marks in the floor because a piece of gravel got caught under the front swivel wheel and kept it from rolling and so it just pushed the gravel around the floor leaving scratches behind. Also, mine never seems to find its home base so I end up carrying it back there to get re-charged.

4 out of 5 stars

saving time with Roomba May 28, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

I have read many reviews. My wife has always wanted a Roomba. I have a Dyson, so I did not think it was worth it to buy one. Well I changed my mind and got one for my wife.

It is great! It works on most surfaces and does a good job for every day type vacuuming. The best part about it is, you can turn it on in a room and let it run. I have two little ones, so I just turn it on and play with the kids. They even like to chase it around the house at it is running.

It only runs about 30-60 minutes then it needs to be recharged. I can usually get 2 regular size rooms done on one charge. You need to empty it almost every time you use it and the brushes get tangled with hair and lint that needs to be removed frequently

Some problems I have run into with Roomba:
Floor matts some times get caught in the brush
Curtains sometimes get caught in the brush
It has a hard time finding the recharging base in irregular shaped rooms

Overall, it does not replace regular vacuuming, but it helps save time and the need to use a big vacuum every day.

If you feel you need to vacuum more that 3 times a week, this is a great time saver!

2 out of 5 stars

Roomba junkyard! May 25, 2008
0 out of 2 found this review helpful

It's just like a page out of Sanford and Son; we've got Roomba and Scooba parts all over the place. It's a veritable iRobot junkyard!

The hobbyists at iRobot apparently do not have the time or interest to support test and maintenance, they're too busy designing the next generation of highly vulnerable little thinking machines to worry about the bugs they've left behind.

Maybe a good book on mechanotechnology would help, or maybe it's already too late. I am told that some new 'backers' entered the ball-game when it appeared that iRobot was on the ropes. A little fresh money produced the newest model but that too is falling apart. The people who second source the Roomba batteries are now starting to second source the Roombas themselves.

It is a pity, but I suspect that iRobot will soon be no more.

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