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Amazon drops the price of iRobot Roomba robot vacuums for Cyber Week

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We’re just a few weeks away from Christmas and if you’re still in the middle of gift shopping, Cyber Week sales give you the perfect window of opportunity to get great gifts while keeping your wallet healthy. For instance, if you know someone who could use a break with a little help from a robot vacuum, there is no better time than now to get one at a bargain.

The iRobot Roomba is one reliable brand that would certainly not disappoint with various models for all kinds of homes. Right now, Amazon still has the Roomba 890 and 675 selling up to $104 less, plus, the chance to get $60 more in savings after being approved for an Amazon Rewards Visa card.

iRobot Roomba 675 — $200 ($100 off)

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The Roomba 675 is one of iRobot’s budget-friendly vacuums equipped with a three-stage cleaning system to maximize its applicability on both carpets and hard floors. It features dual multi-surface brushes and an edge-sweeping brush to loosen, lift, and suck away small to large debris while its cleaning head automatically adjusts its height to always be in close contact with surfaces.

Since robot vacuums were designed to keep up with your busy schedule, the Roomba 675 will hardly require your attention. You can trust it to clean for up to 90 minutes before it goes back to its dock to recharge, but rest assured it finishes the job it started. With the full suite of sensors, it is equipped to find its own way around the house and is even works extra hard on high-traffic areas with Dirt Detect technology. The best part is you can schedule a clean or keep tabs on its progress from virtually anywhere through the iRobot Home app. You can also make it responsive to voice commands by pairing it with Google Assistant or Amazon Alexa once connected to your home’s Wi-Fi network.

Make room for a hands-free clean with the iRobot Roomba 675 available for just $200 instead of $300 on Amazon.

$200 ON AMAZON

iRobot Roomba 890 — $390 ($109 off)

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Chances are, if you’ve seen a Roomba, you’ve pretty much have an idea about what a robot vacuum looks like or does. That said, iRobot’s Roomba 890 may not look all that different but it does have a few tricks under the hood to justify the cost it puts on convenience.

It steps up from the Roomba 675 with AeroForce technology to boost its three-stage cleaning system and power-lifting suction that delivers five times more air power than any Roomba belonging to the 600 series. Its improved pick-up performance makes it all the more capable to tackle all kinds of messes including pet hair. Its dual multi-surface brushes are now made with rubber bristles to avoid tangles and work hand-in-hand with high-efficiency filters to effectively pull in and capture dust, pollen, dander, and other allergens as small as 10 microns.

Similar to the 675, the cleaning head likewise adjusts to thoroughly clean across floor types for 90 minutes before it needs to power up again. It is also capable of mapping its surroundings and leaves no dust behind with Dirt Detect technology. And as soon as it’s connected to your Wi-Fi, it wouldn’t matter if you’re home or away. You’re just as able to program the Roomba 890 through the iRobot Home app or smart home devices like Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa.

Usually priced at $499, Amazon gives you the iRobot Roomba 890 for just $395.

$395 ON AMAZON

Looking for more savings? Browse through our curated deals page for cordless vacuums or to get the best from Dyson, Shark, and more.

Kaitlyn Gilles
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I find deals and write about them to help Digital Trends’ readers save on quality tech products.
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