iRobot catalog: every model
iRobot splits its 2026 Roomba lineup into several families — Max, Plus, 100, Mini — under names that don’t always reflect a clear quality order. This page brings the entire lineup together in one place: every model with its year, reference price and rating.
It’s an inventory, not a ranking. If you’re after a recommendation rather than a list, go straight to the rankings or the Which iRobot to choose guide.
Max series
Plus series
100 series
Mini series
How to read this catalog
The families aren’t strict quality tiers. Price broadly orders the iRobot catalog, but not always the feature set: the Roomba Mini (269 €) has weaker suction than the cheaper 115 Combo (199 €).
The rating comes from a public grid, the same one for every model — we publish it in full, weighting included.
The listed price is the manufacturer’s reference price where it exists, excluding promotions. The actual price varies, often significantly: that’s the subject of our Prices and deals page.
Frequently asked questions
How many iRobot models does this catalog cover?
Every one we’ve published a review for: 6 models to date, spread across the Max, Plus, 100 and Mini families. A model without a review doesn’t appear: we don’t list what we haven’t documented, for lack of a reliable price or image.
Where should I start if I don’t know the iRobot lineup?
The families give you a first bearing: Plus for the best features-to-price ratio, Max for maximum suction, 100 for entry-level. If that’s not enough, start from our rankings or the “Which iRobot to choose” guide instead.
The best picks right now
iRobot Roomba 115 Combo
iRobot Roomba Plus 575 Combo
