iRobot Roomba 105 Vacuum - Easy-to-Use, Intense Power-Lifting Suction, LiDAR Navigation, Multi-Surface Cleaning, Cleans in Neat Rows, Self-Charging

A: Hello Ann, The Roomba 105 can get under a couch if there is at least 10.4 cm (4.1 inches) of clearance, which is its height. If your couch is lower than this, the Roomba will likely get stuck or avoid the area, and you may need to raise the furniture or use a virtual wall to block access to that space.

A: Hello Mel, The robot can operate without an ap or an internet connection, but you would be missing on a lot of features. Initiating cleaning missions can be done by using the "Clean" button and the robot will start missions and create a map of the environment.

A: No, the iRobot Roomba 105 (and similar Essential/100 series) is not compatible with traditional Virtual Walls, which are designed for older Roomba 500-900 series; the Roomba 105 uses physical barriers or potentially no-go zones within its own app if it has mapping

A: Hello Deuce, Yes, the Roomba 105 (Y314020) uses ClearView LiDAR technology to scan and store up to 3 different floor plans, or even multiple levels, in the iRobot Home App, allowing you to customize and manage cleaning across different areas of your home without needing to manually reprogram it each time, just by moving the robot and dock.

A: Hello Barbara, All our robots come with a charging station.

A: Hello, Please check out all the essential care and maintenance procedures - https://homesupport.irobot.com/s/article/10504

A: Hello Deb, The Roomba 105 Vac uses a 3-Stage Cleaning System with one bristle main brush, an Edge-Sweeping brush, and strong suction, plus an optional mop pad on combo models, and while it has smart navigation (ClearView LiDAR), it does not feature advanced AI like PrecisionVision for object recognition, focusing on efficient vacuuming with basic smart mapping.

A: Hello, Please check out the following article which contains all the Owner's guides and Wi-Fi startup guides for all our robots and simply scroll down to your model, and you will get find PDF files with everything you need to know - https://homesupport.irobot.com/s/article/844

A: Hello Christopher, The Roomba 105 has a noise level of around 62 dB when the "Quiet Clean" mode is on, but can increase up to 70 dB or slightly more during other cleaning modes, especially on carpets. The exact sound level depends on the selected cleaning mode and floor type, with deeper cleaning on carpets producing more noise.

A: Hello Lea, No, the Roomba 105 does not have a camera; it uses LiDAR for navigation and object avoidance, not a camera.