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We recently released our updated list of the best robot vacuum and mop combos, a moment to rejoice for both my fellow lazies and those that respect the tech. There’s no doubt that these are going to be expensive items and many people are going to be priced out, at least for awhile. That’s why it also become a great time to look for deals on the associated items. And, lo-and-behold, the Dreame L40 Ultra, our runner-up, has an amazing deal going on right now. Normally $1,100, you can now get it for just $600 after a $500 discount. Tap the button below to see it for yourself or keep reading to see why it made the runner-up position and take a peek at our very positive review.

Why you should buy the Dreame L40 Ultra

If there’s anything to know about the Dreame L40 Ultra, it is that it takes care of itself in a way that most of its peers won’t. And that’s a good thing for you, too. It has the ability to self-remove its mopping pads while at its docking station, giving it a pure vacuum mode on its next trip about your home. That prevents it from ever possibly dragging wet, muddy grime pads across the entirety of your white carpet while vacuuming. Plus, the vacuum rolls and brushes lift during mopping to keep them from picking up dirt, too. It’s a system that works for you, while also preserving itself.

Our Dreame L40 Ultra review was released at a time when the automatic floor cleaner had a standard MSRP of $1,500 yet still gave the little robo extremely high marks, noting its ability to be both one of the best robot vacuums and robot mops all at the same time. Setup was quick and snappy, it was “well-equipped” to take on big stains, and we looked hard at the docking station that acts as a full-on car wash for your robot, making sure it starts fresh on the next journey. At $1,500 we called it a “decent combination of pricing and performance.”

If it’s that good at $1,500, how about at this $600 price? That’s up to you! Tap the button below to see if the Dreame L40 Ultra is still available for $600 (which is $500 off of its current regular price of $1,100). There’s no telling when this deal will end, however, so make sure to act quickly.

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