IRobot Roomba Sage 4110 Vacuum

The iRobot Roomba Sage 4110 Vacuum is a robotic vacuum that does the work so you do not have to. The iRobot Roomba Sage 4110 Vacuum first hit store shelves in 2002. As of May 2006, an estimated two million of these technologically advanced vacuums have been sold. The iRobot Roomba Sage 4110 is a second-generation robotic vacuum cleaner. It is a disc that is 13.4 inches in diameter and less than 3.5 inches in height.

Product Features:

• Contact-sensing bumper
• Infrared sensor
• Carrying handle
• Virtual Walls (some models have one and some have two)
• Responds to voice commands
• Easy clean brush
• Remote control
• iRobot scheduler
• Advanced Power System (APS) Battery

If you enjoy the exercise element to vacuuming and like to negotiate the vacuum by hand then the iRobot Roomba Sage 4110 is not for you. The Roomba Company has produced many different models of this vacuum and there are still many kinks to iron out of the end product. It can be tedious and time consuming to use the iRobot. Regular maintenance is necessary and it is not as simple as just emptying the vacuum.

The life of the Sage 4110 battery is only 12 to 14 months and there is no mapping function (or navigation-like system) for the iRobot. Without a mapping function, the vacuum often wanders around a room randomly. This vacuum does not work very well with thick rugs or any rugs that have tassels or strings attached to them. The iRobot Roomba Sage 4110 Vacuum is not able to clean corners of small spaces in a room.

The iRobot can go under tables and under chairs and couches to clean without any need of moving any furniture. It is estimated that the iRobot cleans an estimated four times as much as any other kind of vacuum cleaner. If you like trying out the latest creations then the iRobot is worth introducing to your home.

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