200+ Funny Names For Roombas And Other Robot Vacuums

If you’ve ever owned a Roomba, you know that they can be pretty amusing little devices. With their quirky movements and adorable noises, they always seem to put a smile on your face. But did you know that you can give your Roomba a name? Here are some of the funniest names for Roombas that we’ve come up with:

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Sir Loots-a-Lot: This is the perfect name for a Roomba that is always getting stuck under furniture or in tight spaces.
The Floor Is Lava: This one is perfect for when your Roomba randomly decides to stop working in the middle of cleaning.
The Great Escape Artist: This is the ideal name for a Roomba that tends to run away from home. Whether it’s escaping from its charging dock or running off into another room, this little guy always seems to find a way to escape.
The vacuum cleaner from hell: This is probably the most accurate name for a Roomba, considering how much it seems to terrorize your pets. Whether it’s chasing them around or making them jump out of their skin, your poor pets just can’t seem to catch

I’ve made a list of some funny, clever, or interesting names for your Roomba or other robot vacuum brand below. Use them or not, it’s always good with some inspiration.

I call my Neato D4 Mr. Robot. I love the series and in that way, it’s a nice reference.

List of names for your Robot Vacuum

Cpt. Kirk (Star Trek – Because they boldly go where no one has gone before)
Dusty
Not a Toaster
Robocop
Undercover Roomba (If you have any other brand than a Roomba)
Cookie monster
Mr Robot (From the series Mr Robot)
Butter (Robot from Rick and Morty, who is sad because its only purpose in “life” is to pass butter)
R2D2 (Skywalkers robot in Star Wars)
Alfred (Your butler name for your Batcave)
Sucky
Dustin
Consuela (Cleaning lady from Family Guy)
Wall-e
Will Smiff
Minesweeper
Gonk droid
Kraken (Yell “Release the Kraken!” next time you want it to clean)
Snuffy
Kylo Roomba (Star Wars reference)
Sir sweeps a-lot
Cat Car
Roblox (Like the game)
Jarvis (Ironman reference)
Floorida
Murderbot
Robot Downey Jr. (Ironman reference)
Snoop Boop
Daredevil (Marvel superhero reference)
Willy Roomba
Bumper Thumper
Bouncy Bot
Hairy / Harry (Because hair always gets stuck to it)
Marilyn Monrobot
Pac Man
Samuel L. Vacson
Sucky McSuckface
Sweepy
Roberto
Sir Cleansalot
Morty (Rick and Morty reference)
The Grim Sweeper
Dobby (House elf from Harry Potter)
Shitweasel
Wall-E
Muncher
HILFE (flight attendant in Wolf Of Wall Street)
LowRider
Steve McClean
Vlad the Inhaler
Roundabout
R2Dirt2
Attack-Vac
Minion
RoboMop
C3P0
Catcar
Mr. Meeseeks (Rick and Morty reference)
Dustbin Timberlake
Katniss Everclean
Obi-Wan Cleanobi
Cleanopatra
Lomax
Pixie
T-Bone
Toto
Whiskey
Zero
Zowie
Sir Vacsalot
Alfred
Alice
Benson
Bob
Arlo
Buttons
Coco
Daisy
Daphne
Brenda
Butler
Garett
Hariett
Harry
Hazel
Goliath
Jelly Roll
Jeeves
Leslie
Martha
Max
Mildred
Niles
Rhonda
Robbie
Cinnamon
Bullet
Robi
Speck
Steve
Tina
Buck
Winston
Little Lisa
Rugrat
Ralph
Shannon
Thorsten
Dust Guzzler
Lucy
Karen
Peggy
Hugo
Martha
Darko
Twiggy
Gangubai
Reidar
Juanita
Charlie
Benji
Bingo
Lola
Lil Critter
Buddy
Bruiser
Sister Critter
Champ
Grandma Shark
Night Owl
Prof. Dumbledust
Dustin Bieber
Ramsingh
Dobby
Fluffy
Hedwig
Hazel
Pug
Clean Elizabeth the third
EVE
Smarty
Pikachu
Cat sitter
Ravioli
Bolt
Blue
Nounou
Pet Hair Eater
Simon
Fry
Rex
Jeeves
Jasper
Minion
Metal can
Drunk driver
Rover
Skippy
Whirlie
Bottom Feeder
Bristle Boss
Bonsai Vac
Broomie
Spinning Jenny
Vacu-Man
Dirt Lord
Tornado
Floor Force One
Terminatrix
Spock
Vac-o-tron
Clean slate
J-LO
EVE
Ramone
Robotnik
The Predator
Sandcrawler
Spencer
Picard
Enterprise
Autobot
Q-tip
Buck
Ash
Dusty McBot
Sir Sweep-A-Lot
The Hooverizer
Vacu-bot 9000
Robo-Maid
Robo-Vac Attack
Mr. Clean-Bot
Dust-Bunny-B-Gone
Vacuuminator
Roomba Rascal
DustBot Dilemma
Clean-o-Tron
Great Swipe-Off
Carpet Commando
Dustbuster Deluxe
Robo-Sweepster
Robo-Scrubber
Dust-B-Gone
Sweepy McSweepface
Dust-Away
Vacu-Master
Floor Fizzer
Dust-B-Gone Deluxe
Vacu-Bot 3000
Robo-Sweeper
Floor Flurrier
Sweeper Supreme
Dust-B-Gone Supreme
Vacuum Viper
Dust Devil
Dust Dynamo
Vacuumator
Dust-A-Tron
Robo-Vac
Dust-B-Gone Turbo
Robo-Scrub
Floor Frother
Dust Devil Deluxe
Vacuum Vortex
Dust-B-Gone Supreme 2.0
Vacuumator Deluxe
Dust-A-Tron Deluxe
Robo-Vac Deluxe
Dust-B-Gone Turbo Plus
Robo-Scrub Deluxe
Floor Frother Plus
Dust Devil Supreme
Vacuum Vortex Plus
Dust-B-Gone Supreme 3.0
Vacuumator Supreme
Dust-A-Tron Supreme
Robo-Vac Supreme
Dust-B-Gone Turbo Max
Robo-Scrub Supreme
Floor Frother Max
Dust Devil Elite
Vacuum Vortex Max
Dust-B-Gone Supreme 4.0
Vacuumator Elite
Dust-A-Tron Elite
Robo-Vac Elite
Dust-B-Gone Turbo Ultra
Robo-Scrub Elite
Floor Frother Ultra
Dust Devil Pro
Vacuum Vortex Ultra
Dust-B-Gone Supreme 5.0
Vacuumator Pro
Dust-A-Tron Pro
Robo-Vac Pro
Dust-B-Gone Turbo Mega
Robo-Scrub Pro
Floor Frother Mega
Dust Devil Max
Vacuum Vortex Mega
Dust-B-Gone Supreme 6.0
Vacuumator Max
Dust-A-Tron Max
Robo-Vac Max
Dust-B-Gone Turbo Giga
Robo-Scrub Max
Floor Frother Giga
Dust Devil Ultra
The Vacuum

If you’re looking for a little bit of humor in your life, why not consider naming your Roomba after a funny character or celebrity? Here are a few of our favorite funny names for Roombas:

Mr. Clean: This one is perfect if your Roomba is always keeping your floors spotless.
The Great dictator: If your Roomba seems to rule the household with an iron fist, this might be the perfect name.
Jeeves: Named after the iconic butler from literature, this one is perfect if your Roomba is always at your beck and call.
RoboCop: Is your Roomba always upholding the law and keeping your home safe? Then this name could be perfect.
C-3PO: If you’ve got a Roomba that’s always getting into mischief, this name from Star Wars could be just right.

List of names you should consider for your Robot Vacuum

Robot vacuum names based on famous robots, androids, cyborgs, and AI’s

Optimus Prime
R2-D2
C-3PO
B-9
Robby the Robot
Gort
Stepford (Stepford Wives)
Wall-E
The Iron Giant
Marvin the paranoid android
Roy Batty
Maria/Futura
Tom Servo / Crow T. Robot
The Sentinels
T-800
Ultron
Cmdr Data
Number 6
Johnny 5
Robo-Cop
Major Motoko Kusanagi
Daleks
Hal-9000
Kitt
GlaDOS
Johnny 5
CL4P-TP

List of Cool and Funny Roomba names

We all know that Roombas are great for cleaning up our homes. But did you know that they can also be great for lightening the mood? That’s right – there are a lot of funny names for Roombas out there, and they’re sure to put a smile on your face. Here are just a few of our favorites:

The Cleaning Machine: This one is perfect for when your Roomba is doing its job.

The Dustbuster: This is a great name for when your Roomba is busy at work.

The Dirt Devil: This is another great name for when your Roomba is working hard.

The Floor Sweeper: This is a perfect name for when your Roomba is sweeping up the floors.

So if you’re looking for a little bit of fun, be sure to check out these funny names for Roombas. They’re sure to put a smile on your face.

Mr Roombastic
Roomie
Roombug
Dj Roomba
Ruby
Shroomba
Puumba
Roombo (Rambo reference)
Rover
Roompa Loompa
Roombati
Rambo-bot
Roswell
Rosie
Robbie Robit
Cat Car
Matrix
Ulysses
Ziggy
Roomby
Moon Pie
Mork
Purple
Blackie
Robi
Rhett
Rhonda
Doomba
Moomba
Dustbuster
Groot
The Bot
Morty
Jerry
Rick
Butter
Rolly
Cinderoomba
Vlad the inhaler
Woodhouse
Consuela
Dobby
Winky
Kreacher
Ghost dusters
Return of the vac
Sweeping beauty
Vac Attack
Floor of a kind

List of Pet names for Roomba

Here is a list of pet names for Roomba that are sure to make you smile.

Rosie
Bella
Luna
Lucy
Daizy
Zoe
Lily
Lola
Baily
Stella
Molly
Max
Charlie
Milo
Buddy
Rocky
Bear
Leo
Duke
Teddy
Tucker
Simba
Loki
Ollie
Oprah
Yeezy
Kittle
Gronk
Naomi
Caviar
Baguette
Dijon
Elon
Nebular
Mango
Kiwi
Lemon
Cherry
Eggo
Toast
Bagel
Yoda
Boba
Obi
Chewbacca
Rob
Otis
Chewy
Buster
Ranger
Tank
Copper
Chase
Lexi
Athena
Layla
Ivy
Chico
Cleo
Chief
Dash

List of Disney names for Roomba

Donald Duck
Wall-E
Ariel
Elena
Belle
Mulan
Jasmine
Tiana
Merida
Aurora
Buzz Lightyear
Daisy Duck
Fawn
Fillmore
Flo
Goofy
Guido
Hamm
Mater
Luigi
McQueen
Mickey
Minnie
Piglet
Pluto
Rabbit
Ramone
Mr. Potato Head
Rex
Sally
Sarge
Woody

Do Roombas come with names?

Roomba does not come with names installed, this is why you also want to name your Roomba. It is however quite easy to do so. Already in the installation process, you’ll be asked to give it a name.

I think naming your Roomba is a personal choice. Not everyone will do it either, but naming the robot will make you relate to it more easily and make it a daily companion in your life. Also, more and more robots will probably enter our homes so naming our robots will make it much easier to handle.

In an interview, Slate did with Colin Angels, co-founder, and CEO of iRobot in Bedford, Mass he quoted:

If you ask people who don’t own Roombas if they would name them, they almost violently say, “No, why would I name my vacuum cleaner?” Yet once they own one, more than 80 per cent of people do. At the beginning of Roomba, we all took turns answering the support line. Once, a woman called and explained that her robot had a defective motor. I said, “Send it back. We’ll send you a new one.” She said, “No, I’m not sending you Rosie.”
Colin Angel

Here is a clear statement that indicates the relation a person can get to a simple robot like a Roomba.

Is your Roomba vacuum a boy or a girl?

According to a research paper done by Micol Marchetti-Bowick from Stanford University, it depends on several different factors like shape, model name, sound, color, and maybe even personality traits.

I’ll start by supplementing this great quote from Micol, which gives a really good example of simple things that can make you believe something to be of a specific gender.

In other cases, the choice of gender may not be as clear. However, people will nonetheless associate the robot with a particular gender: “[The Roomba] is a girl…it’s round. It’s close to the floor. It ends with an ‘a.’ I always think of it as a wom-ba,” (Garfinkel, 2004). Here, traits such as the robot’s name and shape are being used to characterize it as female.
Micol Marchetti-Bowick, Stanford University

So, by this definition, a Roomba is a girl because it is design and brand/model name ends with an ‘a’. I want to dig a little deeper into the last part because I think the shape and design of things make perfect sense. If you make robots have female features, you would most likely think of them as female, but is a Roomba a girl because “Roomba” ends with an ‘a? Let’s investigate a little.

So according to Robinson Meyer in this article from theatlantic.com, more girl names do end with an ‘a’ compared to boy names. Searching for girl names through my own government’s statistics bank (DST) – the only one I have access to and very reliable, it’s also clear that this is the case; much more girl names end with an ‘a’ compared to boy names.

Robinson also elaborates on the reason for the ‘a’ being more used in girl names, one reason is that the ending with ‘a a’ derives from Latin names and as we know, most modern names today are based on Latin names. He further elaborates that there was also a tendency for female names to originate from male names with an added suffix.

I’ll end the small investigation here by concluding, yes you could say that your Roomba is a girl. I would even go as far as to say, that if I had a Roomba I would go for a girl’s name.

On a side note, I have a Neato D4 robot vacuum it is D-shaped and I think of it as a boy, and now I wonder why.

What are good robot vacuum names?

A good name for your robot vacuum should first of all be something easy to remember. Secondly, you should be looking out for the complexity and ease of pronunciation. You’ll want the name of your robot vacuum to be something you want to use over and over in the lifespan of the robot.

This is also why a lot of the names above are movie references or references to some other very nostalgic thing.

I think the trifecta of a perfect name is a combination between humor, ease to remember, and pronunciation. If you can hit those three it’s a perfect fit.

Are there any names I should not name my robot vacuum?

No, not really. The possibilities are quite endless. I have not yet come across a limit to how long, how dirty, or how complicated you can name your robot vacuum.

But a thing to bear in mind is, that the more complicated you make the name for your robot vacuum, the harder it’ll be for Google Assistant or Alexa to get it correct.

I wouldn’t for example name my robot vacuum “Mr. Frank4A5>671.098”.

I have also experienced some other quite odd bugs/failures with funny and complicated robot names. I tried to name my robot vacuum “42” – which is the meaning of life and everything, according to the movie “Hitchhiker’s Guide to the galaxy”.

The problem with the name “42” was that it would sometimes start my robot vacuum, when I asked, “What are the meaning to life and everything” or if I made a statement of something including 42.

The same thing happened when I named my robot vacuum “order 66”, which is a reference to Star Wars “Execute order 66”. So when I told my Google Home to “Execute order 66” it would sometimes start my robot vacuum, but more often than not just tell me about the reference quoted from Wikipedia.

It’s really fun to play around with and the outcome is sometimes hilarious. But if the robot name is something you are going to use multiple times a week, I would suggest naming it something a little more simple for it to understand.

Can I rename my Roomba’s name?

Yes, you’ll always be able to rename your Roomba, follow these quick steps to show you how:

Make sure you are connected to the same Wi-Fi network as your Roomba.
Go to the home screen of your iRobot/Roomba app.
Press the “More icon” which should look like a bubble with three dots inside.
Go to “Settings”.
Press on your Robot Name, and now you’ll be able to type something different.

When done, you should refresh it in your Google Home, Amazon Alexa, or your other smart home assistant, so it can recognize the new name.

Using the robot vacuum name for google assistant and Alexa

Now, you might already have chosen what to name your robot vacuum. Maybe Murderbot? No matter what great name you’ve chosen, a question still arises. Can you use the custom naming of your robot vacuum for anything?

Will I be able to call out my robot vacuum from Google Home, Nest, or Alexa?

The answer is yes, if your robot vacuum is Google Assistant and Alexa compatible, which it should tell you on the packaging or in the manual, you’ll be able to command your robot vacuum using your custom name.

Time to round things up

I will recommend you play around with the naming of your robot vacuum, you can get some laughs out of it. But when you’ve done playing around, choose something very familiar and simple so it’ll be an easy task for Google Assistant and Alexa to execute the commands you give them.

I hope you’ve enjoyed the reading and maybe even found some inspiration.

Author: Morten Pradsgaard

Morten has been working with technology, IoT, and electronics for over a decade. His passion for technology is reflected in this blog to give you relevant and correct information.