iRobot Roomba Max 775 Combo

Commercial Household · #7
Index score 73.6 (#38 overall) · In stock at irobot.com and Home Depot; flagship of the post-bankruptcy 2026 Roomba Max lineup · Last verified 2026-09-01

The Roomba Max 775 Combo is iRobot's 2026 flagship vacuum-mop, launched May 2026 as the top of the eight-model lineup that relaunched the brand after its January 2026 Chapter 11 exit and sale to Chinese supplier Picea. It sells for $999.99 at irobot.com with the AutoWash dock, pairing ClearView Pro LiDAR and PrecisionVision AI with a 200 RPM heated roller mop and reported 30,000 Pa suction — finally competitive with Chinese flagships, at a lower price.

  • Flagship of the eight-model Roomba relaunch announced May 12, 2026 — iRobot's first lineup under new ownership [source]
  • iRobot exited Chapter 11 in January 2026, with supplier Picea taking ownership and the stock delisted from Nasdaq [source]
  • First Roomba flagship to combine LiDAR, a heated roller mop, and a full wash-and-dry dock under $1,000 [source]

Specifications

SpecificationValueConfidenceSource
Suction power 30000 Pa reported t3.com (2026-09-01)
Navigation ClearView Pro LiDAR with 3D mapping + PrecisionVision AI object recognition verified irobot.com (2026-09-01)
Mopping PowerSpin roller mop at 200 RPM with heated spot mopping, PerfectEdge extension, and carpet-protecting cover verified irobot.com (2026-09-01)
Battery 6000 (LFP chemistry) mAh verified irobot.com (2026-09-01)
AutoWash dock Auto-empties into odor-control bags, washes mop at 167°F, heat-dries at 122°F, auto-dispenses cleaning concentrate verified irobot.com (2026-09-01)
Hands-free operation Up to 3 months between dock maintenance verified irobot.com (2026-09-01)

Every spec is cited to its source with a retrieval date. verified = manufacturer-published · reported = reputable press/analyst. Verify with the manufacturer before purchase decisions.

Change timeline

  1. launch
    Roomba Max lineup including the Max 775 Combo announced, rolling out through mid-2026 [source]
  2. acquisition
    iRobot's Chapter 11 plan becomes effective; ownership transfers to Picea and shares delist [source]

Our take

This is the most competitive Roomba in years and undercuts rival flagships by $500+, but buy it with eyes open: iRobot is now owned by its Shenzhen contract manufacturer after bankruptcy, so long-term software support and the brand's US-privacy positioning carry more uncertainty than the hardware does. For most buyers the price-to-dock-features ratio is excellent; spec chasers still get higher rated suction and threshold climbing from Roborock and Dreame.

Best suited for

  • Larger homes wanting a full wash-dry-empty dock under $1,000
  • Pet households (upgraded hair pickup and filtration)
  • Buyers loyal to the Roomba app ecosystem

Roomba Max 775 Combo: common questions

How much does the Roomba Max 775 Combo cost?
$999.99 at irobot.com including the AutoWash dock. It is also sold at retailers like Home Depot; street prices vary.
Is the Roomba Max 775 worth it?
Yes for the price — it delivers LiDAR navigation, reported 30,000 Pa suction, a heated roller mop, and a wash-and-dry dock for about $500 less than comparable Roborock, Dreame, or Ecovacs flagships. Its main risk is brand uncertainty after iRobot's bankruptcy, not the hardware.
Is iRobot still in business?
Yes. iRobot filed a pre-packaged Chapter 11 in late 2025 and emerged in January 2026 as a private company owned by Picea, its Shenzhen-based supplier and largest lender. Products remain on sale and the Max lineup launched under the new ownership.
Roomba Max 775 vs Roborock Saros 20?
The Saros 20 has higher rated suction (36,000 vs ~30,000 Pa), better threshold crossing, and a more premium dock, but lists $600 higher. The Roomba wins on value and its simpler app; the Roborock wins on raw capability.
Does the Roomba Max 775 mop carpets?
No — it detects carpet and shields it with a protective cover over the roller mop, and the mop stays docked or covered on carpeted areas.

Sources

  1. iRobot — irobot.com, retrieved 2026-09-01
  2. 9to5Mac — 9to5mac.com, retrieved 2026-09-01
  3. T3 — t3.com, retrieved 2026-09-01
  4. Elevenflo — elevenflo.com, retrieved 2026-09-01
  5. The Robot Report — therobotreport.com, retrieved 2026-09-01

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