My Favorite Robot Vacuums Are on Sale for Labor Day

My Favorite Robot Vacuums Are on Sale for Labor Day

Anytime we discuss robot vacuums on here, I'm upfront: I love Roborocks. They are my #1 pick for reliable performance. Roborock has an almost infinite number of models available, split across three main model lines: the S line, currently running s8 models, and the QRevo line, which is a mid-tier line, and their Q line, which are more affordable. I've tried five models between the S and QRevo lines and they're the ones that I actually keep in my closet, to put back into service when I'm not testing other robot vacuums. They're celebrating an anniversary this week, so in addition to deep sales on their website, their Amazon deals are substantial. Prices are accurate as of publication, but check each deal below for when they go live.

The top-of-the-line model

While I prefer the singular mop pad of the S8 line to the two spinning brushes on Qrevos, I still use and love the Qrevo model in my house. This one has all the latest top-of-the-line features: a mop and vacuum, with a self-emptying tower. The Qrevo Master is currently $1,399 but will be 38% off from Sept. 2-8.

An entry-level vacuum

This already affordable model doesn't have any frills. There's no tower—you'll need to empty this yourself—but it's still a robot vacuum from a reliable company at a deep discount. It'll be 63% off the current price of $299.98 from Sept. 1-4.

  • Get the Q7 Max, originally $599.99, 63% off now through Sept. 4.

An affordable vacuum with a self-emptying dock

Mostly the same model as above, but with the dock, now $379.99.

  • Get the Q7 Max+, was $869.99, 56% off now through Oct. 4.

Improved mapping and dual rollers

The Q8 Max is a slightly newer model than the Q7, and they've made improvements to the roller system, the way the LiDAR works, and higher suction, in addition to other features. Get it with or without the tower:

  • The Q8 Max (robot only), was $599.99, is now 33% off, but will be 53% off from Sept. 1-4.

  • Q8 Max+ (robot and tower), was $819.99, is now 20%, but will go down to 49% off from Sept. 1-4.



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