Quick Answer: “Roomba Combo” isn’t one product. It is a family sold under three overlapping naming schemes: the letter-suffix line (Combo j9+), the standalone Combo 10 Max, and the three-digit Plus/Max tier: Plus 415 → Plus 515 → Plus 575 → Plus 678 → Max 775 → Max 875. On November 5, 2026, iRobot’s US store priced the current combos from $269.99 (105 Combo + AutoEmpty, on sale) to $1,199.99 (Max 875). The best value that day was the Plus 575 at $499.99: it has LiDAR plus the PrecisionVision AI camera and a dock that washes pads at 167°F, for less than the camera-free Plus 515 ($699.99).

Last updated: November 5, 2026. Prices re-checked on iRobot’s US store; several had changed by $100 to $300 since September.

If you’ve searched “iRobot Roomba Combo” and landed on five different-looking product names, you’re not imagining the confusion — iRobot is genuinely running three naming generations side by side right now.

By the numbers

The current lineup, tier by tier

ModeliRobot US price (Nov 5, 2026)NavigationDock and mop
Roomba 105 Combo + AutoEmpty$269.99 (list $469.99)BasicAuto-empty, 75 days; pad and tank by hand
Roomba Plus 415 Combo$379.99 (list $599.99)ClearView LiDAR, no cameraAutoWash; heat-dries pads at 113°F
Roomba Plus 515 Combo$699.99ClearView LiDAR, no cameraAutoWash; 167°F wash, 113°F dry
Roomba Plus 575 Combo$499.99 (list $799.99, sale ends Nov 7)ClearView Pro LiDAR + PrecisionVision AIAutoWash; 167°F wash, 113°F dry, auto detergent
Roomba Plus 678 Combo$899.99ClearView Pro Dual-Line LiDAR + PrecisionVision AIAutoWash; roller mop, 176°F wash, 131°F dry, 90 days
Roomba Max 775 Combo$999.99ClearView Pro LiDAR + AIAutoWash, PowerSpin roller mop
Roomba Max 875 Combo$1,199.99Dual-Line LiDAR + PrecisionVision AIAutoWash, heated roller mop, hot-water wash
Roomba Plus 507 Combo$999.99 (direct page only)ClearView Pro LiDAR + PrecisionVision AIAutoWash; no hot wash listed
Roomba Combo 10 MaxNot on the combo shop pageCamera only (PrecisionVision, no LiDAR)AutoWash (empty + wash + dry)

Sources: iRobot US shop and product pages, checked November 5, 2026. Max 875 specs from Vacuum Wars’ launch article (updated October 2, 2026). Wash and dry temperatures are iRobot’s own figures.

Current-generation Roomba Combo models with active AutoWash docks and LiDAR navigation
  • Only the Plus 575 and up pair ClearView Pro LiDAR with the PrecisionVision AI obstacle camera. The Plus 415 and Plus 515 navigate with ClearView LiDAR alone.
  • Every model from the Plus 415 up has an AutoWash dock that empties the bin and washes and dries the mop pads; the 515, 575, 678 and 875 also wash with hot water.
  • iRobot's US pages rate suction as multiples rather than Pa: the Plus 415 has 2.8x the Plus 405, and the Plus 515, 575 and 678 have 3x, 3.5x and 4x the Plus 505.

Three naming schemes, still all on sale

This is the part that trips people up. iRobot has not fully retired any of its Combo naming generations, so all three are live at once in 2026:

None of that is an accident of bad naming — it’s the normal result of a hardware company selling through a long product cycle without pulling older SKUs the moment a new one ships. The practical takeaway: if you’re comparing prices across sites, match the exact model number, not just the tier name.

Which one should you actually buy?

For most buyers, the Plus 575 is the pick at its November 2026 price. At $499.99 it costs $200 less than the Plus 515 and adds the PrecisionVision AI camera, which the 515 lacks, while keeping the 167°F mop wash. Even at its $799.99 list price it undercuts the Plus 507 and the Max 775. Pick the Plus 415 ($379.99 on sale) if your floors are usually clear and you want the cheapest mop-washing dock. Step up to the Plus 678 or Max 875 only if you want a roller mop and SealForce carpet sealing; neither had published lab results in early November 2026. Budget shoppers who don’t mind rinsing a mop pad by hand can stop at the 105 Combo + AutoEmpty. For a side-by-side against iRobot’s non-mopping “Vac” models and full brand ranking, see our best Roomba guide; if you’re cross-shopping outside the iRobot ecosystem entirely, our Roomba vs. Roborock comparison covers the other side of that decision.

The bottom line

“Roomba Combo” covers seven models on iRobot’s US combo shop page, from the $269.99 105 Combo + AutoEmpty to the $1,199.99 Max 875, plus older models such as the Combo j9+, Combo 10 Max and Plus 507 that are still sold elsewhere. Price no longer tracks the tier name: on November 5, 2026 the Plus 575 cost less than the Plus 515 and half as much as the Plus 507. Compare the exact model number, navigation (LiDAR only or LiDAR plus camera) and dock temperatures side by side, rather than assuming “Combo”, “Plus” or “Max” tells you what you’re getting.