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Save $350: This Robot Roomba 415X robot vacuum deal isn’t to be missed, with Amazon slashing the price to just $450 for a limited time. We don’t know just how limited, though, so keep that in mind if you’re planning on taking advantage of this deal.
The Roomba 415X normally sells for around $800, so this deal saves you 44% without the need to enter any discount codes or clip any coupons. Just place your order as usual and your new robot pal will be with you in no time,
$450 (Original price: $800)
iRobot Roomba 415X robot vacuum and mop
A robot vacuum can be a great help around the house, and one that combines vacuuming and mopping is even better. Let the robot vacuum run while you kick back and relax or get other chores done.
The iRobot Roomba Plus 415X takes much of the work out of floor care by vacuuming and mopping in a single pass. It packs an impressive 20,000Pa of suction, SmartScrub technology for dried-on messes and tangle-free rubber brushes that are especially handy for homes with pets.
The multifunction AutoWash dock empties the dustbin for up to 90 days, washes and heat-dries the mop pads and refills the water tank automatically. Lidar navigation and smart obstacle avoidance help it steer around cords, shoes and other everyday clutter without getting stuck. It even lifts its mop pads over rugs to keep carpets dry while cleaning hard floors.
For more deals like this, take a look at the rest of the best vacuum deals you can sweep up now.
Alternatives you might like
If you want to stick with a Roomba, the Roomba Plus 505X cleans even deeper into corners and along walls. The robot uses smart AI to instantly find wet and dry messes and will clean over them multiple times until they are gone. It also uses SmartScrub to really get in on the tough stains. Normally $1,000, right now you can pick it up for $500 right now, which is half the price.
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