Don't miss out on Cyber Monday robot vacuum deals, because they are flying off the digital shelves and will soon be gone.
For the next few hours, you can still find massive discounts on the best robot vacuums, which are great for keeping your house clean with minimal effort from you. Plus, it sounds really cool to say you have a robot cleaning your house.
With so many different types and brands available, it can be hard to pick out the best robot vacuum Cyber Monday deals. Luckily, we’ve done the work for you and have found the biggest sales. We've never seen so many robot vacuum models under $200, so this is the perfect opportunity to invest in a cleaning machine that suits your needs.
Don't forget there are loads more Cyber Monday deals available as well, so be sure to check them out.
Best Cyber Monday robot vacuum deals now
- iLife V3s Pro: was $159 now $99 @ Amazon
- Eufy RoboVac G30 Verge: was $349 now $144 @ Walmart
- iRobot Braava jet 240: was $199 now $169 @ Amazon
- iRobot Roomba 694: was $274 now $179 @ Amazon
- Shark EZ RV912S with Self-Empty Base: was $549 now $299 @ Best Buy
- Samsung Jet Bot+ Robot Vacuum w/Clean Station: was $799 now $599 @ Samsung
Cyber Monday robot vacuum deals you can still get
Roomba Cyber Monday deals
Shark robot vacuum Cyber Monday deals
Roborock robot vacuum Cyber Monday deals
Samsung robot vacuum Cyber Monday deals
Eufy robot vacuum Cyber Monday deals
Other robot vacuum Cyber Monday deals
What type of robot vacuum should I buy on Cyber Monday?
The answer to this depends entirely on your needs and budget.
Basic robot vacuums, which typically cost less than $200, will simply run around your home randomly, picking up debris, and then returning to its charging base. You will need to empty its dust bin between runs, and it generally will lack smartphone connectivity, but many will come with a remote control.
Robot vacuums that cost more than $200 will generally have additional features, such as the ability to control them from your smartphone or with a voice assistant like Alexa and Google Assistant.
Other features to look for include mapping and no-go zones, so you can tell them to vacuum specific rooms, and stay out of other places.
One of the newest — and more expensive —types of robot vacuums are self-empty models which come with a large cleaning base. The robot vacuum essentially detects when its dust bin is full and returns to its base to empty the load. In doing this, the vacuum can go for 30-60 days before you need to empty it. This is a great feature if you have allergies as you're not exposed to the dust particles so much, and it certainly adds to the convenience.
Other types of robot vacuums include robot mops, which will independently mop your floors once you've finished vacuuming. If you already own a robot vacuum and want a robot mop to compliment, remember you will need to set the two to clean in the correct order — vacuum then mop. Some can actually communicate with each other, so you don't need to worry about this, such as the Roomba s9+ and the Braava jet m6.
Then there's Hybrid robot vacuum mops which can do both tasks, although in our experience, these aren't as effective as the independent cleaners. The one exception to this is the Roborock S7, which performs well in both respects.
