🤖 Enhance Roomba Performance with Authentic iRobot Dual Mode Virtual Wall Barrier (2 Pack) - Compatible with Roomba 600/700/800/900/e/i/s Series Robots Review

Used to have two, these new ones just hit the mark and Roomba is left out. Works great and the line looks like about 10ft so I don't have to worry about having more than one for my setup.

I doubted the package would have everything I needed, but it did! Batteries included! When you buy a Roomba you only have one of these types, but you know you need more than one to protect any part of your home from Roomba intrusion!

It keeps my Roomba out of places it shouldn't be. However, maybe a little more than we would like. For example, I don't want my Roombo to fall through and get stuck under the table, but I do want it to vacuum in front of the table. I want the size of the restricted area to be adjustable as needed.

I have an I7. The description says they are for my model, but the box says several models, not mine. They looked exactly like the ones that came with the vacuum so I tried them and they work exactly as they should. Roomba no longer attempts to cross the rails and jump into the pool.

As only one wall bezel came with our iRobot we decided we needed 2. When we looked at the price we were amazed. When they saw the price, they decided not to take it. It's ridiculous to ask so much for such a small device. Due to the inconvenience of only having one barrier, we decided to "bite the bullet" and buy one. I am very outraged by the really high prices for items that are needed by the population.

I used these virtual barriers for the first time today and they definitely work. Installing the battery was easy. The instruction consisted of two mediocre pictograms. But the gadgets are pretty basic, so it's no big deal: a three-position switch; The middle position is off, the top position is round barrier mode, and the bottom position is wall barrier mode. Turn it on and the little bar will flash a few times and you're good to go.

I bought four of these and have a lot of Roomba vacuums. However, I've never needed more than two, but Roomba can get stuck in the very thin power cords used to charge small devices like cell phones. They can also get stuck in corners where there are chair legs, power cords, computer cables, etc. I think that's important. They're easy to set up and position, and the batteries seem to last quite a while. They seem to be working fine.

The name speaks for itself! If you have a Roomba, this is what you need. Without it, your Rumba is a useless cylindrical heap of garbage. He gets stuck under chairs, thinks the edge of your rug is a ledge, and there are gaps he can get in but never get out. Now if they just sell you another overpriced box, the Roomba isn't going to do a B-line for your toes every time it turns on. If you're a DIY enthusiast or have a 3D printer, skip this product and just make your own! All you need is an IR…

I bought these machines because I was just tired of unplugging my chair every morning so I didn't have to close my office door. I wish they were as good as my idea. The one for my door works perfectly. I set it to shoot straight and create a virtual wall and that's how it is. My vacuum cleaner stays outside of my office. So from 10 feet away I know the first 5 feet will work fine. On the downside, however, the Halo option isn't that much. The device has a sticker showing how it can protect a 4…