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Seems like you've invented hypothetical problems to complain about. The existing Roomba has none of the issues you speculate it has, and as long as there is a w
by Someone1234 8y ago
Seems like you've invented hypothetical problems to complain about. The existing Roomba has none of the issues you speculate it has, and as long as there is a way to force-delete the persistent map it is unlikely the new one will either.
- romwell 8y ago>Seems like you've invented hypothetical problems to complain about. The existing Roomba has none of the issues you speculate it has Current one doesn't feature persistent maps, either. The new one does, and is app-controlled. 10 years into the future, you will still be able to find spare parts for the now-10-year-old-Roomba, but good luck with the app.