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"Prime Day Deals: Up to 50% Off Top Robot Vacuums Including Roomba, Eufy, and Roborock"
technology2 years ago

"Prime Day Deals: Up to 50% Off Top Robot Vacuums Including Roomba, Eufy, and Roborock"

Amazon is offering up to 50% off popular self-emptying robot vacuums, including iRobot Roomba, Shark, and Roborock, for Prime Day 2023. The iRobot Roomba j6+ is considered the best deal, offering features found in higher-end models at a fraction of the price. The Roborock Q5+ and Shark Matrix Plus also provide excellent value, with advanced navigation and self-emptying capabilities. Other options from iRobot, Shark, and Roborock are available at discounted prices as well.

via IGN|
#deals#irobot-roomba#prime-day
deals2 years ago

"Get 50% off the Smart Shark Robot Vacuum at Amazon"

The Shark RV1001AE IQ Robot Vacuum, known for its self-emptying base and home-mapping technology, is currently on sale for $300, which is 50% off its original price. This robot vacuum features a bagless base that can hold up to 45 days of dirt and debris, eliminating the need for disposal bags. With powerful suction and a self-cleaning brushroll, it can effectively clean carpets and hardwood floors. The vacuum can be controlled through the SharkClean app, Alexa, or Google Assistant, allowing users to schedule cleanings for their entire home or specific areas.

via Engadget|
#deals#discount#home-cleaning
Get up to 47% off on Shark's self-emptying robot vacuums at Amazon.
technology2 years ago

Get up to 47% off on Shark's self-emptying robot vacuums at Amazon.

Shark's AV2501S self-emptying robot vacuum with a 30-day capacity base is currently 45% off at Amazon, priced at $300. The vacuum uses 360-degree LiDAR vision to map your home and clean it effectively while avoiding obstacles. It can clean for two hours before returning to its dock to recharge and can automatically empty the dirt it collected into its base, which only needs to be emptied once a month. The vacuum supports Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant and can be controlled via Shark's mobile app.

via Engadget|
#amazon-alexa#google-assistant#robot-vacuum