Save Up to $700 Off Roborock Robot Vacuums and Ditch That Old Hand Vac Today
With Presidents Day almost here you've got better things to do than clean your own floors, and that's why picking up a discounted robot vacuum is definitely the way to go. There are savings to be had on some of Roborock's best models with savings of up to $700 available. The biggest discounts on the Roborock S8 MaxV Ultra, a vacuum that would normally sell for $1,800 but can now be yours for just $1,100.
The deals are plentiful and include some of the highest-end models around, like the Roborock S8 Pro Ultra. It normally sells for around $1,300, but you'll pay just $840 if you take advantage of this deal. It sports lidar navigation and multilevel mapping as well as the option to configure no-go zones and more. It'll even empty itself as well.
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If you're not keen on that one and want some more options, well good news, because this sale has them in spades:
S8 MaxV Ultra (Refill & Drainage System): $1,200 (save $700)
Q5 Pro+: $360 with coupon (save $340)
Flexi Lite: $200 with coupon (save $167)
Still not sure that you see the right vacuum for you? Make sure to check out our collection of the best robot vacuum deals before you place an order.
A good robot vacuum costs a lot of money, which means that they're often out of reach for a lot of people. These sorts of sales, where a lot of items get big discounts, help open up high-quality devices to more people, and we love that. Just keep in mind that a lot of these prices are limited-time deals that need to be acted upon soon before it's too late.
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