iRobot Roomba Max 875 Combo + AutoWash Dock
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The Max 875 Combo is the flagship model in the Roomba lineup: it vacuums with a hair-cutting bristle brush and an anti-tangle side brush, and mops with a roller (PowerSpin Max) that spins while spraying hot water. The AutoWash dock empties the bin by itself into a carbon bag rated for up to 90 days, washes the roller with 80 °C water, dries it with 55 °C air, drains the dirty water and mixes its own blend of clean water and StayClean detergent concentrate for the next run: the most automated dock in the lineup. A LiDAR turret on the lid builds up to 3 maps of the home, even across different floors.
At the front there is a camera that powers object recognition (PrecisionVision, rated for over 300 obstacle types): the manufacturer does not specify whether this processing runs on the robot or in the cloud. The mop roller extends beyond the robot's body to clean right up to walls and furniture. When it detects a rug, the robot lifts the mop and lowers a protective shield to keep it dry during vacuuming.
It suits someone after the most self-sufficient dock in iRobot's lineup, including automatic detergent dosing, and who is comfortable with an active front-facing camera used for obstacle recognition.
Technical specifications
| Parameter | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Availability in Europe | On sale | Manufacturer · September 2026 |
| Release year | 2026 | Manufacturer · September 2026 |
| Parameter | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Cleaning functions | Vacuums, Mops | Manufacturer · September 2026 |
| Suction power | 35000 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 |
| Anti-tangle declared | Yes | Manufacturer · September 2026 |
| Carpet handling | Detects the carpet, Lifts the mop | Manufacturer · September 2026 |
| Mopping system | Roller with continuous rinsing | Manufacturer · September 2026 |
| Extending mop for edges | Yes | Manufacturer · September 2026 |
| Parameter | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Dock functions | Automatic emptying, Mop washing, Hot water washing, Mop drying, Warm air drying, Detergent dispenser | Manufacturer · September 2026 |
| Mop washing water temperature | 80 °C | Manufacturer · September 2026 |
| Days between bag changes | 90 giorni | Manufacturer · September 2026 |
| Dock height | 475 mm | Manufacturer · September 2026 |
| Parameter | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Onboard camera | Yes | Manufacturer · September 2026 |
| Declared data server region | Multiple regions | Manufacturer · September 2026 |
Pros and cons
In favour
- The dock empties the dust, washes the roller at 80 °C, dries it and doses the detergent by itself: the most complete maintenance cycle in the lineup.
- The mop roller extends beyond the robot's body: it cleans along walls and furniture without needing a manual pass.
- It detects rugs, lifts the mop and lowers a protective shield: carpet stays dry during vacuuming.
Worth knowing
- It has an active front-facing camera to recognise obstacles: the manufacturer does not specify whether image processing stays on the robot or goes through the cloud.
- The dock's bag is a carbon bag, not washable: it needs replacing, not just emptying.
- The dock is noticeably larger and heavier than others in the lineup (8.2 kg): it needs more free floor space to install. source
Ecosystem
Works with
- Amazon Alexa manufacturer's source verified on Sept. 26, 2026
- Google Home manufacturer's source verified on Sept. 26, 2026
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