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Prime Big Deal Days Roomba deals: Up to 28% off

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This story is part of the Digital Trends Prime Day 2026 coverage

Update 10/9/24: All of the deals we’ve been tracking this week are still live. A few even got a littler cheaper today — looking at you, i3+!)

For those who are thinking about taking advantage of robot vacuum deals during today’s Prime Big Deal Days event (live for the rest of the day today), you’re probably considering getting a Roomba. That’s because the iRobot-owned brand is the most popular name in the space. With a wide range of models, starting from budget-friendly devices all the way up to premium cleaning machines, there’s something for you from the discounts of Prime Big Deal Days Roomba deals.

With Prime Big Deal Days deals not only showing up on Amazon, but also on other retailers who will try to match the offers, you won’t find any shortage of options if you want to enjoy savings when buying a new Roomba. However, if things are getting overwhelming for you, check out our favorite bargains below. At least one of these deal will surely catch your attention, and once that happens, we highly recommend proceeding with the purchase immediately as stocks for Roomba robot vacuums aren’t going to last long.

iRobot Roomba Essential — $190 $250 24% off

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Big Prime Day savings are available here with the Roomba Essential, a robot vacuum that makes a great choice for first-time robot vacuum purchasers or anyone in the market for a solid all-purpose robot vacuum. You’ll be getting $60 in savings with this deal, which brings the price of the Roomba Essential down to just $190.

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iRobot Roomba Vacuum and Mop Combo — $219 $275 20% off

The iRobot Roomba Vacuum and Mop Combo Y0140 cleaning up popcorn on the floor.
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If you’d like a robot vacuum that can wipe down the floors when it’s done vacuuming, this vacuum and mop combo is an affordable place to start your search. It’s 20% off with this Prime Big Deal Days deal and it’s capable of vacuuming and mopping simultaneously. It has a wide range of Roomba smart features and coming in at just $219, making this a good value play.

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iRobot Roomba i3+ EVO — $249 $425 40% off

iRobot Roomba i3 Plus cleaning a wooden floor.
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While 9% off isn’t necessarily the best Prime Big Deal Days Roomba deal we’re seeing, the Roomba i3+ EVO is one of the better value models even at its regular price. It’s loaded with Roomba smart features and more than manages to get the job done when it comes to vacuuming, and this $37 savings for Prime Day makes this a Roomba worth considering.

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iRobot Roomba i5+ — $399 $550 27% off

The iRobot Roomba i5+ robot vacuum in the home.
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Some massive savings are available on the Roomba i5+, with the vacuum and mop combo robot seeing a $150 price drop for Prime Big Deal Days. This Roomba has a 4-stage cleaning system that makes it great for a variety of surfaces, as well as the ability to both vacuum and mop.

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iRobot Roomba j9+ — $649 $899 28% off

iRobot Roomba Combo j9+ smart vacuum and mop near kids and pets
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Perhaps the best Prime Big Deal Days Roomba deal is on the Roomba j9+. This is one of iRobot’s higher end Roomba vacuums and $249 price drop is pretty substantial. The Roomba j9+ has smart mapping, a dirt detection sensor, scheduling, obstacle avoidance, and auto-docking among its feature set, and grabbing this robot vacuum for just $650 is a no-brainer.

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How to choose a Roomba on Prime Day

When it comes to helpful features and overall reliability, Roomba is among the top tier of robot vacuum brands, which is why it holds multiple spots in our list of the best robot vacuums. That means you can’t go wrong with any of its models — but you’re going to have to narrow down your choices quickly if you want to finish your shopping while stocks are still available. Determining your budget will help greatly — set the highest price that you’re willing to pay, then look at the models that cost around that number to maximize your spending power.

One of the most helpful features that you can get from a Roomba — as mentioned in our guide on how to choose a robot vacuum — is automatic dirt disposal. It comes in the form of a base station that also doubles as its charging dock, with the robot vacuum emptying its contents into it after every cleaning session. It may take days or even weeks before you need to clean out the station yourself, which may be the only point of interaction with the Roomba if you also set automated schedules through its companion app.

How we chose these Roomba Prime Day deals

Anything you buy from Prime Big Deal Days Roomba deals will be a good purchase, but our recommendations will let you get great ones. We focused on a nice balance of significant savings and complete features for our list above, spread out across different price points. No matter how much you’re thinking about spending, we want you to feel pleased with your new Roomba after the shopping event ends.

The discounts of Prime Big Deal Days extend beyond Amazon, as rival retailers like Best Buy and Walmart are also launching offers of their own. That means it will take time if you’re going to look for where a particular Roomba is being sold for the lowest price. Don’t worry though, as we’ve done the research ourselves. The offers we have here are the lowest for these Roomba models, and we’ll keep updating this page throughout the event whenever we see cheaper prices for these robot vacuums anywhere else.

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