iRobot Roomba 115 Combo — Robot vacuums and mops
iRobot Roomba 115 Combo

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iRobot Roomba 115 Combo

Availability in Europe
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Declared data server region Multiple regions
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Estimated price range
200–450 € ≈ $216–$486
Editorial estimate · updated September 2026

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The 115 Combo is the entry-level model in the Roomba lineup: it vacuums and mops in a single pass, paired with a dock that only recharges it. A LiDAR turret on the lid measures distances and builds up to 3 maps of the home, even across different floors, which the Roomba Home app organises by room. A flexible bristle brush and an edge-extending side brush pick up dirt along walls and in corners. In vacuum+mop or mop-only mode the robot automatically avoids carpets on its own, so there is no need to mark them by hand.

Mopping is handled by a microfibre pad fixed under the water tank: the pad does not spin or vibrate, so it dampens the floor more than it scrubs it, and it can be reused for up to 30 washes. Without a self-emptying dock, the dust bin is emptied by hand after every run and the pad is washed separately. The filter is cleaned dry, by tapping it against a bin or brushing it: it is not meant to be rinsed with water. The robot connects only to 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi, required for both the app and day-to-day operation.

It suits someone who wants a first mapping robot with laser navigation and is willing to handle the bin and pad by hand; anyone after automatic emptying should look at the AutoEmpty dock version instead.

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Technical specifications

Availability
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Availability in Europe On sale Manufacturer · September 2026
How it works
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Cleaning functions Vacuums, Mops Manufacturer · September 2026
Suction power 15000 Pa

There is no regulated way of measuring pascals for robot vacuums: the figure is the theoretical maximum of the most aggressive mode, not the one used day to day, and it cannot be compared across brands. Read it together with the brush type and the carpet behaviour, which explain the result better than this number does.

Manufacturer · September 2026
Main brush type Bristles Manufacturer · September 2026
Carpet handling Avoids the carpet Manufacturer · September 2026
Filter type Standard Manufacturer · September 2026
Mopping system Dragged pad, no pressure Manufacturer · September 2026
Navigation and size
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Navigation system Rotating LiDAR Manufacturer · September 2026
Cliff sensors Yes Manufacturer · September 2026
Saved maps (floors) 3 Manufacturer · September 2026
Dimensions 29.8 × 30.3 × 7.89 cm (11.7 × 11.9 × 3.1 in) Manufacturer
Weight 2.15 kg (4.7 lb) Manufacturer
Privacy: what it sees and what it records
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Declared data server region Multiple regions Manufacturer · September 2026
App and smart home
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App Roomba Home Manufacturer · September 2026
Wi-Fi bands 2.4 GHz Manufacturer · September 2026
Summary

Pros and cons

In favour

  • Laser map of the home: it builds up to 3 maps, even across different floors, to clean room by room.
  • It avoids carpets on its own in mopping mode: no need to mark them by hand in the app.
  • Dry-clean filter, no water rinse needed: quicker upkeep.

Worth knowing

  • The dock only charges: the dust bin is emptied by hand after every run.
  • Flat pad that does not spin or vibrate: it dampens more than it deep-cleans.
  • It connects only to 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi, required for both the app and everyday use.
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