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Price drop! These top-notch robovacs start at only $100 right now — save up to 75%

Korin Miller
·2 min read
We don't want to cause a big dust-up or anything, but we've got the dirt on an incredible robovac deal. (Photo: Amazon)
We don't want to cause a big dust-up or anything, but we've got the dirt on an incredible robovac deal. (Photo: Amazon)

Having a robot vacuum in your home is the ultimate luxury: You simply kick back and relax while it goes to work cleaning your floors. But robovacs typically come with a very un-relaxing price tag. Well, get ready for some serious serenity: Amazon has slashed prices on top-rated Lefant robovac-mops and robovacs, with one model as low as $100! You'll save up to 75%.

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Lefant Robot Vacuum Cleaner with 2200Pa

$100$400Save $300
What? One hundred minutes is not sufficient to get your carpet, hardwood and tile clean? How's two hours of runtime grab you?
$100 at Amazon

The M210-Pro vacuum can go for a whopping 120 minutes and is slim enough to glide under sofas. You can control all the action with a handy app. Plus, this particular markdown (75% off) is absolutely amazing.

"This has changed my life!" said a five-star fan. "I love it so much. We have a golden retriever and she sheds like crazy. Even with regular vacuuming it was still noticeable! Since we have started using this robot, my house is significantly cleaner and has cut back on the dog hair so much. It is great for maintaining a clean carpet/floor."

Amazon

Lefant M210B Robot Vacuum Cleaner

$143$200Save $57
This mopping robot vacuum has 360-degree sensors to help it easily navigate your floors. At just three inches high, it's slim enough to slip under your bed, couch and other furniture to get a truly thorough clean.
$143 at Amazon

The Lefant M210B gives you access to four different cleaning modes — auto clean, spot clean, edge clean and manual clean — during its truly impressive 100 minutes of runtime. And you can control the whole thing from the Lefant app or handy remote, allowing you to — you guessed it — relax while your floors get clean.

A happy customer said: "Honestly, I loved this vacuum since day one. I’m very surprised how it picks up all kinds of stuff, especially my dog's hair. It’s fantastic, the suction power is really good."

Amazon

Lefant Robot Vacuum and Mop

$110$340Save $230
Floors for days? This model has an extra-large dustbin, so it usually only needs to be emptied on a weekly basis. It can run for 100 minutes without needing a recharge.
$110 at Amazon

Save nearly 70%! This mop-vac has more than enough power to get up all your floor mess, thanks to 2200pa of suction. It's also virtually silent in its regular cleaning mode, so you won't even know it's there. Control all the action from the Lefant app, Google Assistant or Alexa.

"This robot is very much comparable to the name-brand versions, and honestly out-performs them in my opinion," said a five-star fan. "I've had an iRobot as well as a Roomba, neither of which just really blew my mind. This one is everything in one..."

If you have Amazon Prime, you’ll get free shipping, of course. Not yet a member? No problem. You can sign up for your free 30-day trial here. (And by the way, those without Prime still get free shipping on orders of $25 or more.)

The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.

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