The best Amazon Prime Day robot vacuum deals for 2025
Eufy 11S Max robot vacuum for $150 (46 percent off): A favorite budget robot vacuum of ours, the 11S Max has a slim profile that allows it to easily get other some furniture that other robovacs can't reach. It does a good job of sucking up dirt and debris, and even though it doesn't have Wi-Fi connectivity, it comes with a remote control that gives you most of the functions an app would have.
iRobot Roomba 104 Combo robot vacuum and mop for $250 (44 percent off): This combo machine will vacuum and mop on its own, plus it comes with an auto-empty base as well. That means it will automatically empty the dry debris it collects into the base after every cleaning job.
Shark AV2501S AI Ultra robot vacuum for $280 (49 percent off): A version of our favorite robot vacuum, this Shark machine has strong suction power and won't choke at the first sight of pet hair or big dust bunnies. Its self-emptying base is bagless as well, which means you won't have to buy propriety bags to refill it with over time. This auto-empty base has a 30-day capacity, but you can spend a bit more if you want a model with a 60-day capacity.
Roborock Q7 M5+ for $280 (35 percent off): This robovac has 10,000Pa suction power, LiDAR navigation, an anti-tangle brush design and Wi-Fi connectivity. It also comes with a self-cleaning base that can hold up to seven weeks of debris before it needs to be emptied.
Eufy E20 3-in-1 robot vacuum for $400 (38 percent off): One of Eufy's latest machines and a top pick of ours for the best robot vacuums, the E20 can putter around your home automatically, sucking up dirt and debris in its path. But then it can quickly transform into a cordless or handheld vacuum, allowing you to clean hard-to-reach spots manually.
iRobot Roomba Plus 405 for $400 (50 percent off): This newer Roomba model comes with a dock that both empties and refills its mopping reservoir and cleans its mop pad in between uses. In addition to mopping, this machine vacuums and supports smart mapping so you can better target where it should clean on a per-job basis.
Shark PowerDetect NeverTouch Pro robot vacuum and mop for $800 (33 percent off): This Shark machine is one of our favorites in part because it truly lives up to its name. Thanks to its self-emptying dock that handles vacuumed debris along with clean and dirty mopping water, you really don't have to touch the thing for at least 30 days in between cleanings. We found it to be a solid autonomous dirt sucker, and its mopping capabilities are quite good to match.
Levoit LVAC-300 cordless vacuum for $250 ($100 off): One of Levoit's newest cordless stick vacuums, the LVAC-300 has HEPA filtration, strong suction and an easily maneuverable design. Its single-button start makes it super easy to use, and you can choose from three power modes: Eco, Mid and Turbo. You'll get a maximum of 60 minutes of battery life, and it comes with a few attachments for cleaning furniture, car interiors and more.
Tineco Pure One Station Furfree cordless vacuum for $299 (63 percent off): This cordless vacuum has its own self-emptying base, and it comes with attachments to groom your pets. It has solid suction power and the built-in iLoop smart sensor automatically adjust suction power depending on the messes in its path.
Dyson V8 Plus cordless vacuum for $300 (36 percent off): This Dyson stick vacuum has 40 minutes of runtime, a lightweight design and two power modes to choose from. It comes with four attachments, including the Motorbar cleaner head that works on all floor types, and it can easily convert to a more compact handheld vacuum to take out to your car when it needs a cleaning.
Shark PowerDetect Clean & Empty cordless vacuum for $430 (28 percent off): Shark's cordless vacuums are just as good as their robot vacuums, and you can usually find them on sale for less than other major brands. This one has great suction power and a relatively lightweight design, but the fact that it comes with a self-emptying base makes it an ultra-convenient choice.
Dyson V15 Detect Plus for $570 ($180 off): You can't get much better than a Dyson if you're on the market for a cordless stick vacuum, and the V15 Detect delivers. It's our current top pick for the best cordless vacuum overall thanks to its excellent suction power, lightweight design, good battery life and the included Fluffy Optic cleaning head that uses a laser to show you where all the debris is while you're using it.
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I swapped my old hair dryer for the Shark SpeedStyle 5-in-1 — and my hair's never felt this good
I've never been a big fan of drying my hair. In fact, I've actively avoided it. My hair is long, thick, and stubborn — the kind that turns into a frizzy mess if you so much as look at it the wrong way. So when the Shark SpeedStyle 5-in-1 Hair Dryer landed on my radar, I was cautiously optimistic. It promised power without the arm ache, faster drying without the damage, and a bunch of attachments to make styling feel less like a chore and more like... an actual possibility. It's not often I get excited about a hair dryer — and yet, here we are. The SpeedStyle is Shark's answer to high-end styling tools, and while it doesn't come with AI or Bluetooth, it does come with smart attachments that work shockingly well, especially for the price. There's the RapidGloss finisher for flyaways, a quick smooth brush, diffuser, turbo concentrator, and an express touch-up brush for your bangs. And sure, it's not silent. But when something cuts my drying time in half and doesn't leave my hair feeling like straw afterwards, I can live with a little extra noise. So, is the Shark SpeedStyle worth considering over the other hyped-up tools on the market? For me, a former air-dry devotee who's voluntarily blow drying her hair, the answer's a very enthusiastic yes. Here's everything you need to know in this full Shark SpeedStyle 5-in-1 Hair Dryer review. Price $259 / £179 Power 1700 watts Cord length 8 feet Accessories 7 (including dryer) Dimensions 1.97 x 6.50 x 7.87 inches Weight 1.65 pounds Noise (dB) Quietest: ~76 dB Loudest: ~85 dB Heat (°C / °F) Low: ~65 °C (149 °F) Medium: ~80 °C (176 °F) High: ~100–110 °C (212–230 °F) The Shark SpeedStyle 5-in-1 Hair Dryer is $259 from Amazon U.S. and £179 from the U.K. Shark website. However, there are a few different versions you can get, depending on your hair style and the accessories you want. The version I have is the original Shark SpeedStyle hair dryer along with the styling accessories and a storage bag. There's also the Shark SpeedStyle Pro 5-in-1 High-Velocity Hair Dryer, which offers a black and copper design. This model delivers high-velocity airflow reaching up to 100 mph. It incorporates a Scalp Shield Mode to protect new hair growth from extreme heat and features IQ Speed Styling & Drying Suite, which automatically adjusts settings for each accessory to ensure optimal temperature and airflow. You can find this model on Shark for £219 in the U.K. There doesn't seem to be any retailers selling the dryer with all 5 accessories in the U.S. but you can build your own package on the Shark website for just $179 by choosing the 3 styling heads you want. Shark also has two packages available for different hair types. There's one for straight and wavy hair, which comes with the RapidGloss Finisher, QuickSmooth Brush, and Turbo Concentrator ($159 / £149). The other is for curly and coily hair, which includes the RapidGloss Finisher, QuickSmooth Brush, and DefrizzFast Diffuser ($158 / £149). Unfortunately, there don't seem to be any Shark-brand accessories for short hair, so keep in mind that the styling heads may be difficult to use if you have shorter locks. The Shark SpeedStyle 5-in-1 Hair Dryer isn't the most expensive hair styling tool on the market but I understand that the price tag is still hefty. If you're looking for a more affordable option, the Revlon One-Step Hair Dryer & Volumizer is a popular choice at just $32 / £34, offering great styling power at a fraction of the price, though it lacks the multiple attachments that the SpeedStyle provides. The design of the Shark SpeedStyle 5-in-1 Hair Dryer is sleek and modern. With its lightweight build, it's easy to maneuver, even during extended styling sessions. Even the various attachments have been thoughtfully designed for easier styling and storage. However, there are a couple of issues that I had with the dryer and attachments, which I'll get into below. When I first tried the Shark SpeedStyle and its attachments, I was honestly impressed by how well-thought-out the styling heads are. Each one serves its own purpose, and it feels like they really considered every need for different hair types and styles. The Turbo Concentrator quickly became my go-to for sleek, straight hair. The focused airflow does an excellent job of smoothing things out and leaving me with a frizz-free finish. Then, there's the QuickSmooth Brush, which I loved for adding volume to my dull straight hair — it gave me that fuller, polished look without much effort. I was also pleasantly surprised by the RapidGloss Finisher, which tamed my flyaways and left my hair with a shiny, glossy finish. After every use I felt like I had just walked out of the hair salon. For those 'I need to fix this right now' moments, the Express TouchUp Brush has been such a time-saver, especially for smoothing my bangs and ends. I'm often on the go, so that quick fix made all the difference. This styling is even more effective when I put my bangs in a roller afterwards. Since I don't have curly hair, I didn't need to use the diffuser. However, my colleague Kaycee Hill tested the diffuser, and commented on how easy it was to use to maintain her curls and keep her hair feeling fresh: "The Shark hair dryer and its amazing diffuser transformed my 3B hair into perfectly defined curls that lasted for two days, banishing frizz and enhancing my natural texture." What I really appreciate is how intuitive the attachments are. Unlike other dryers I've used in the past, the SpeedStyle is so easy to navigate, and every piece has a clear purpose. Shark really nailed the convenience factor, and honestly, that makes styling a whole lot easier. I'll dive deeper into how all these attachments performed in the 'Performance' section, but for now, it's safe to say I'm hooked. One thing I really love about the Shark SpeedStyle dryer is how easy it is to handle. It's super lightweight, so I didn't get the dreaded arm ache halfway through styling like I do with heavier dryers. That alone makes a big difference, especially when you're spending a good chunk of time smoothing and curling. Luckily, I have a power strip under my desk where I can plug in multiple things, so I was able to set up my mirror and do my hair at my desk without any trouble. But that's not always the case for everyone. If you don't have a setup like that, the relatively short 8-foot cord could be a bit annoying, since you really do need to be near a plug socket. It's not a dealbreaker, but a slightly longer cord would definitely make the SpeedStyle even more convenient to use. Now I'll walk you through how each attachment performed here, along with photos of my results. For context, my hair type is 1B (naturally straight with a slight wave) and it's highlighted and color-treated, which means it's a little more prone to dryness. Drying my hair with the Shark SpeedStyle was a dream. My long, thick hair normally takes at least 15 minutes to dry with a regular dryer, but with the SpeedStyle, it was fully dry in just 5 minutes using the highest setting. Heaven. I loved being able to tweak the airflow and heat settings depending on how wet my hair was — but for full dryness, I cranked both to high. It's also super gentle: the dryer constantly measures and regulates temperatures 1,000 times per second, never going above 110°C (230 °F), so it doesn't hit the damaging 150°C (302°F) mark like some dryers. In terms of noise, the dryer is more of a smooth, consistent air-whistle instead of a rough, droning sound. It's around 85 dB on the highest power/heat setting, so might be a little louder than dryers like the Dyson Supersonic Nural, but it won't disturb the rest of your house or give you ear ache. Considering my hair was dry within a matter of minutes, I didn't even need to use the dryer for long. The Shark Turbo Concentrator head was pretty much perfect for my straight hair. Since I have naturally straight hair anyway, it helped me achieve a super sleek finish without any flyaways. I tend to get some flyaways if I let my hair air dry, but this attachment concentrated the airflow so precisely that it smoothed everything down. The turbo setting also made my drying time faster, so I didn't have to spend ages fighting with flyaways. It's a perfect match for my hair type and one that I use often when reaching for this product. The RapidGloss Finisher ended up being one of my favorite attachments. After drying and styling, I ran it over the top layer of my hair and was genuinely impressed by how well it smoothed everything down. I usually get pesky flyaways around my part and hairline, but this used a soft, controlled stream of Coanda airflow to tame them without flattening my volume. It added a nice glossy sheen too, which made my hair look way more polished than usual. The QuickSmooth Brush surprised me with how much I ended up reaching for it. It's meant for straight styles with volume, and since my hair is already straight, I wasn't sure how much I'd need it — but it actually gave me that soft, bouncy, blowout look I usually can't be bothered to attempt. It dried and styled at the same time, so I could skip using a separate round brush and dryer. It added just the right amount of lift at the roots and smoothed the mid-lengths and ends without making my hair look flat. The Express TouchUp Brush ended up being the attachment I used the most especially for shaping my bangs. It's small, lightweight, and really easy to rotate, which made it perfect for flicking the ends of my fringe under just the way I like it. I found it worked best when I blasted my bangs with the cool shot option on the dryer to help set the shape after using the attachment. For extra volume and hold, I'd finish by popping my bangs into a velcro roller right after styling them and letting them cool completely before removing it. I also sprayed it with some hairspray for lasting power. That combination gave me smooth, bouncy bangs that actually held their shape all day. It's become part of my go-to routine now, and I love that I can do a little refresh without having to fully rewash or blow dry all of my hair. I didn't use the DefrizzFast Diffuser myself since it's not designed for my hair type, but my colleague Kaycee — who has beautiful, naturally curly hair (mixture of 3A and B) — was more than happy to give it a go. She loved how easy it was to attach and how lightweight the dryer still felt, even with the diffuser in place. The diffuser works by distributing air evenly and gently through its extendable prongs, which helps to dry curls without disrupting their shape or causing frizz. According to Kaycee, it helped her achieve soft, bouncy curls with great shape and volume, without flattening or puffing anything out. It didn't take her long to dry her hair either, and the ionic airflow seemed to help lock in the shine. It's safe to say she was seriously impressed (and so am I, just looking at the photo). The Shark SpeedStyle comes with a surprisingly roomy and thoughtfully designed storage bag that makes organizing everything way less of a hassle. It's made from soft yet durable neoprene and has enough space to fit the SpeedStyle unit along with all six attachments — or even the FlexStyle and its eight, if you own both. I found it super handy for keeping everything in one place and avoiding the usual drawer chaos. Inside, it's lined with a soft peach-skin fabric that helps prevent scratches, and the bag folds down with snap buttons if you want to save space or carry it by the makeshift handle. There aren't any cleaning tools included, which would've been a nice touch, but there is a clear and helpful guide in the manual on how to clean the unit — especially the filter at the back, which is the main maintenance task. Shark recommends using a toothbrush to gently clean it, and it's easy enough to incorporate into your routine. I'm someone who thrives on routine since I find comfort in doing things the same way every day, so the fact that the Shark SpeedStyle 5-in-1 Hair Dryer has effortlessly become part of my daily lineup says a lot. I used to dread drying my long, thick hair because it took forever and left me feeling overheated and tired before I even started styling. But now, I actually look forward to it. This dryer is fast, lightweight, and incredibly easy to use, and the styling attachments each serve a real purpose (especially the Express TouchUp Brush, which I basically live for). That said, it's not without its faults. The airflow is definitely on the louder side — not a dealbreaker, but worth noting if you're noise-sensitive. And while the attachments work beautifully on longer hair, I can see them being a bit trickier to use on short styles. Still, it's earned a permanent spot on my vanity. Follow Tom's Guide on Google News to get our up-to-date news, how-tos, and reviews in your feeds. Make sure to click the Follow button.
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Amazon CEO: Tariffs not yet driving price hikes
You can find original article here Supermarketnews. Subscribe to our free daily Supermarketnews newsletter. Amazon stock took a nosedive Thursday, despite beating analyst expectations following the release of its Q2 earnings report. Wall Street analysts pinned the roughly 8% decline in the retail giant's stock value to its projections on operating income for the third quarter. Tip Ranks reported that Amazon's $32.2 billion spend on AI infrastructure in Q2, up 83% year over year, exceeded analyst expectations, driving the hit to its stock value. 'Also, this exceeded analyst expectations of $26.4 billion, which raised concerns about near-term cash flow and margin pressure,' according to the report. Amazon CEO Andy Jassy said the company's retail operation remains strong and touted Amazon's move to grow its online perishables sales business. 'We started expanding our very successful perishables pilot, where we offer customers perishables at the point of purchase when they're ordering other items that will be delivered same-day from our same-day fulfillment nodes,' he said. 'We're seeing strong customer adoption as 75% of customers who've used the service this year are first-time shoppers of perishables on Amazon.' He added that 20% of customers who used the service returned multiple times within the first month. Jassy also noted that this year's Prime Day sale, which ran from July 8-10, was the retail giant's biggest ever. On the impact of Trump administration tariffs on the business, Jassy said Amazon has yet to see diminishing demand; adding that the future is impossible to predict. 'There continues to be a lot of noise about the impact of tariffs will have on retail prices and consumption. Much of it, thus far, has been wrong and misreported,' he said. 'As we said before, it's impossible to know what will happen. 'Where will tariffs finally settle—especially China? What happens when we deplete the inventory we forward bought and that our selling partners forward deployed in advance of the tariffs going into effect? If costs end up being higher, who will absorb them? But what we can share is what we've seen thus far, which is that through the first half of the year, we haven't yet seen diminishing demand or prices meaningfully appreciating.' Despite the stock dip, the Seattle-based retail powerhouse exceeded analyst expectations on every other metric, according to Earnings Whispers. Amazon beat consensus earnings estimates of $1.33 per share on revenue of $162.17 billion, reporting $1.68 per share on revenue of $167.7 billion, up 12% year over year. The retailer and tech company also offered revenue projections of $174 billion to $179.5 billion for the third quarter, again beating analyst consensus estimates of $172.9 billion. While the earnings call primarily focused on its cloud computing and online retail business, Amazon reported 7% year-over-year growth in its physical store sales, which returned $5.6 billion for the quarter. Its net sales jumped 13% year over year to $167.7 billion in Q2. In North America, sales were up 11% year over year to $100.1 billion. Net income reached $18.2 billion in the second quarter. Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
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How to communicate without a phone number
First, sign up with a VoIP provider such as smsonline. It give you the phone system, app, and network needed to use your virtual number. In today's digital world, where protecting your privacy is more important than ever, discovering a chat app that doesn't need your phone number can make a big difference. Smartphones are now a big part of everyday life, and phone companies are well aware of that. Because of this, they charge a lot for services you already rely on. Is there any way to communicate without phone number? If you're looking to stay anonymous, prevent unwanted messages, or keep your personal number safe, there are several great choices available. Popular communication apps such as WhatsApp require users to sign up with a phone number; although, it is possible if you know how to create a WhatsApp account without a phone number. Luckily, there are messaging apps that let you to communicate without phone number. These apps are built with privacy, security, and ease of use in mind when it comes to online communication. Also, you can use other platforms in order to communicate with no phone number. Let us tell you in details how to communicate without a phone number in this guide. Today's societies have a lot of digital technology in many parts of daily life. Because of this, using digital tools is common and feels like a normal part of life for many people. By the 21st century, as mobile technology and broadband internet became more common, the way people communicate digitally became much stronger. Over time, social media platforms, voice over internet protocol services, and video calling tools developed, changing how people connect with each other in both their personal and work lives. However, sharing your number online can put your privacy at risk, make you a target for scams, unwanted messages, and even lead to data breaches. As a result, we are going to let you know how to communicate without a phone number in digital age. A virtual phone number works on its own, without needing physical equipment like a landline or a SIM card. In other words, you can communicate without phone number that you are using on your phone. This is because of VoIP, which is a technology that lets people send voice calls over the internet. It doesn't need traditional hardware to work. These days, most people already use VoIP without even realizing it. Any app that lets you make calls or send text messages using Wi-Fi, mobile data, or a broadband internet connection can use virtual number. That's pretty simple to understand. But what are the differences of Virtual numbers vs. physical SIM cards in 2025? Getting a virtual phone number is an easy and affordable way for your business to create a local presence, reduce long-distance call costs, and enjoy the benefits of a VoIP phone system. Since virtual numbers use the Internet to make and receive calls, they provide high-quality sound, the ability to work from anywhere, advanced features, communicate without phone number that is private for you and extra benefits that regular phones don't offer. To get a virtual number, first sign up with a VoIP provider that it has Api service, fast delivery, Cheap price, and 24 supports. Here are the steps to get a virtual phone number from the provider smsonline that let you have all these benefits: 1. First, sign up with a VoIP provider such as smsonline. It give you the phone system, app, and network needed to use your virtual number. You can also sign up quickly. 2. Next, choose the country that you want you virtual number is from. After signing up, you can buy new virtual numbers from your provider or transfer your existing numbers to the VoIP system. If you want to buy numbers, you can do it through the VoIP app, and you'll have options for different area codes, cities, and countries. 3. Then, select the service that you want to pay for your virtual number such as buy Chat GBT virtual number . 4. Now, you pay for the service of virtual number that you selected. 5. You can use the number the app or web dashboard of the service you used and you will see your new virtual number listed there. 6. After you've been shared your virtual number, you must waiting for a message or call to come in. Remember that you can also get Virtual phone number free, but they often come with significant security and reliability concerns. VoIP technology changes voice into digital signals, which lets people talk over the internet and communicate without phone number. Video conferencing adds pictures to the call, making it feel like you're in the same room even if you're not. Apps like Skype, Zoom, and Google Meet that are Free messaging apps without phone number for Android, desktop and iOS have become very important for working from home and holding meetings online, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. The use of video calls has affected more than just business meetings. It has also changed how people learn and get medical help. Now, online classes and virtual doctor visits are common options that make things easier and more convenient for everyon. Social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram have changed how people share information and connect with each other. These sites let people share thoughts, pictures, and videos right away, which helps build communities and support movements around the world. Social media is also a big part of how businesses advertise and talk to their audience. Companies use these platforms to reach more people, talk to customers, and get their opinions. Any content on social media can become really popular quickly, which helps marketing efforts and public relations get noticed a lot faster. Importantly, you can have online messaging without phone number. How to communicate without a phone number and email? Telegram is a widely used messaging app that gives you end-to-end encryption to keep your chats private. You can make an account with just an email address. It lets you chat in groups, make voice calls, and share files. Signal is famous for being very private and secure and you can communicat without phone number with the help of this. It uses end-to-end encryption for all messages and calls, and you can set up an account with just an email. It supports one-on-one and group chats, voice and video calls, and even messages that disappear after a certain time. Wire is another secure messaging app that doesn't need a phone number. You can sign up using only an email address, and all your communications are encrypted end-to-end. It allows messaging, voice and video calls, file sharing, and also has tools for collaboration. In 2025, your privacy is more important than ever. With governments, companies, and even hackers trying to get your personal data, using regular messaging apps like WhatsApp or Facebook Messenger is like leaving your front door unlocked. That's why decentralized messaging apps are becoming more popular. These apps keep your messages safe by sharing your data across different servers or directly between you and the person you're talking to, so no one company or group can control your information. You can also communicate without phone number with the help of Decentralized Messaging Apps. Using messaging apps and alternative communication in order to communicate without a phone number helps you to protect your privacy and keeps your identity hidden when texting. Therefore, you don't have to share your personal number with others. Enhanced Privacy: You can chat without ever showing your real phone number, making it safer to Messaging: You can send messages to people around the world without using your own phone and Anonymity: Keeping your identity private makes your conversations more secure and Flexibility: You can access your messages from any device you choose, as long as you're logged in. Final Thought
