Roomba 660 vs 780
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Price:
The Roomba 660 is cheaper than the 780.
Control Panel:
Roomba 780 includes Touchpad controls while the 660 uses buttons.
Virtual Wall vs. Virtual Wall Lighthouses:
Roomba 660 comes with 1 auto Virtual Wall whereas the Roomba 780 includes 2 Virtual Wall Lighthouses.
The virtual wall lighthouse has a ability to navigate the Roomba from room to room while the virtual wall doesn’t have.
Control Kit:
The Roomba 780 comes with an infrared remote control which lets user to control Roomba around the room, whereas the 660 doesn’t comes with the romote control.
Bin Type:
The Roomba 780 includes AeroVac Series 2 bin while Roomba 660 includes AeroVac bin.
Full Bin Indicator:
The Roomba 660 does not comes with a full bin indicator which the Roomba 780 includes.
Filter:
Roomba 660 uses AeroVac filter whereas the 780 features Dual HEPA filters to capture tiny particles and output fresher air.
Dirt Sensing:
The 660 features the Dirt Detect Technology while the 780 features Dirt Detect Series 2 to locate dirtier spots.
Persistent Pass Cleaning Pattern:
Roomba 780 includes the Persistent Pass Cleaning which uses a back-and-forth cleaning motion to clean dirty spots whereas the 660 doesn’t feature this.
Performance:
iRobot claim that the 780 pick up mess better than the 660.
- Simlarities:
- Include iAdapt Responsive Cleaning Technology to clean your home thoroughly.
- Both have on-board scheduling that lets you schedule them to vacuum whenever you want them to run.
- Return to the home base automatically to dock and recharge.
- Automatically adjust between different floor surfaces.
- Include Soft-Touch Bumper to protect your home items.
- Include cliff detection sensors to avoid drop-offs.
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