Best Robot Vacuum Cleaner on Sale

If you're looking for a robot vacuum that can mop, then a top-of-the-line model is a good option. These models typically have automatic water refills, powerful suction, intelligent navigation and mapping, as well as a self-emptying dock that sucks debris back into its dustbin after each use.

Check the robot's battery capacity and storage for dirt. If the robot has a long running time and a large bin, it could cover more of the area before running out of battery power.

iRobot Clean Base

This model is iRobot’s best-selling robot cleaner. It's great to clean high-pile and bare floors. Its patented Smart Recharge and Resume feature allows it to recharge to the exact amount required to complete the task, and then pick up right where it ended.

This robot is a great value for the money. It has three cleaning modes, as well as it has a long run time. It is quiet and able to navigate close to baseboards. However the obstacle-avoidance system is less reliable than that of the Miele Scout RX3 Home Vision.

This vacuum and mops like a dream. It comes with a large bin, a long battery life and thoughtful intelligence. It is able to stay clear of objects like cords, backpacks, pet toys, socks and litter boxes for cats for worry-free cleaning. It can also transform from a vacuum into mop with the click of a button.

iRobot Roomba 980

Roomba, the latest model from iRobot, is a powerful and efficient robot vacuum cleaner. It will assist you in keeping your home clean. It is designed to clean hard floors and carpets with advanced sensors that create a map of the home as it cleans.

Its Gen 3 motor and AeroForce cleaning system boosts power by 10x when it comes into contact with carpet, assisting in pulling dirt from deep rugs. It's also able to climb over narrow stairs and is covered by a 90-day iRobot Certified Restoration warranty.

It is now possible to use the official iRobot App on your phone (though it could take a couple of minutes for it to be registered). It also supports Google Assistant and Alexa, making it simple to control it with voice commands. Dual multisurface rubber brushes can capture pet hair without becoming knotted.

Roomba 960 from iRobot

The Roomba 960 from iRobot was rated the top robot vacuum robot cleaner in the Consumer Reports Vacuum Cleaner Test Program. It is also a top option for flooring with a low pile and bare floors. It was able remove a lot of surface litter, including embedded dust, from the carpet in our living room cleaning robot. It also did an excellent job navigating the seams between hardwood entryway flooring and the linoleum. It was not as successful on high-pile carpet and cleared some hair and large debris but struggled with finer dirt that would get stuck in its tunnel.

The model is similar with the 980 but is a little less expensive and has some additional features, such as Carpet Boost and a virtual wall beacon. Both models are Wi-Fi connected and their navigation is able to be controlled via the iRobot Home App. They each have a large "clean" button, which is flanked by the Home and Spot Cleaning buttons.

iRobot Roomba 960

It comes with a variety of options and, even though it is more expensive than the $900 Roomba or the $1000 Dyson, it still represents an excellent value. It has a camera that can be used for navigation as well as Wi-Fi, voice assistant compatibility, and iRobot's clean Map visualizations.

The iRobot Home app makes setting up and controlling the robot a breeze. You can use it to create cleaning schedules and you can also programme the robot to stay away from certain rooms or areas. The app can also send you notifications regarding the state of your robot. This includes when it has to be cleaned or when it is running out of power or when it has completed cleaning. It also has a downloadable manual that guides you through the process of setting it up. This is available to both iOS and Android users.

iRobot Roomba 760

Roombas make use of a combination of sensors to navigate around the floor. They're programmed to stay clear of obstructions and power cords and many have cliff sensors that prevent them from falling down the stairs. They also stop them from getting stuck on carpet fibers or tangled in pet hair.

Roomba utilizes sound waves to detect dirt on carpeting and flooring. It then sweeps that area several times before moving on to the next one. This cleaning method provides thorough cleaning and decreases allergens in the air.

The Roomba 760 has a dust bin that holds up to 60 days of debris. It can be cleaned with the touch of the button. The Roomba also comes with a remote control, which lets users operate it from a distance. It is relatively quiet, with a noise at a level of just 60 dB. This provides a quiet and uninhibited cleaning experience.

iRobot Roomba 680

While this robot vacuum isn't the state of the most advanced model but it does a great job and is a great option for people who don't have huge homes or require smart home integrations. It is compact, sleek and easy to install and use.

It can clean under furniture and along skirting boards and transitions well from hard flooring to carpet. It also has the ability to be pre-programmed to run up to seven cleaning times per week.

One of the best rated robot vacuum features is the ability to press the spot clean button, which allows you to focus the robot's attention on a narrow area. It comes with a premium motor and suction power, which makes it extremely fast. It is also easy to maintain since sensors and brushes can be removed, cleaned and reassembled in no time at all.

iRobot Roomba 580

Roombas operate on removable nickel-metal hydride batteries that must be recharged regularly from a power adapter. The latest models usually have a home base which can be automatically returned to and dock into for charging. The home base can also be used as a virtual barrier that keeps the robot out of certain areas.

Models from earlier times must be told the area's size; later models estimate it themselves by using the longest straight-line distance they can take without hitting an obstacle. They may also use dirt detection to determine the cleanliness of an area.

Some models have an accessory called a Scheduler that allows the owner to program the robot to start cleaning at specific times. A dongle called OSMO connects to the robot's serial port to upgrade it to version 2.1 software. This resolves a problem that could cause a Roomba to perform an "circle-dance" during a cleaning session.

iRobot Roomba 490

The top-rated robot is on sale on Black Friday. It's a popular choice for Oprah, PEOPLE editors and many more. Its slim design allows it to fit under sofas and it is equipped with advanced navigational technology for thorough cleaning.

The app is simple and easy to use. It supports voice commands. It tracks your home and eliminates obstacles like socks, and pet waste. The self-emptying version automatically emptys when it is full into its dock.

Clean up and sweep off your list of chores. The Roomba Combo 2 Essential vacuums and mops in perfect order by using its Imprint Link technology to map your floor layout and avoid obstacles such as pet waste and cords. The 3-Stage Cleaner comes with 10x more suction power1, while the Edge-Sweeping Brush allows it to reach corners and walls, and the Dual Multi-Surface rubber brushes adapt to different floorings and won't get caught up with hair.

iRobot Roomba 390

iRobot produces more than robotic vacuum cleaners vacuums. The Roomba for instance, is the most popular robot vacuum cleaner. Their mopping robots, like this one, currently available for sale at $499 can take both sweeping and mopping duties away from you and keep your floors tidy.

It uses a clean water tank to spray a thin layer cleaner on the floor. It it scrubs and then vacuums the soiled water into a separate tank. It is equipped with cliff detection sensors to prevent it from driving down the stairs. It can also be controlled using Alexa or an app.

The iRobot Scooba 390 is capable of cleaning up to the size of 450 square. feet. on a single tank. It has four stages of cleaning, prepping, cleaning, scrubbing, and finally an end squeegee to seal the floors. It's Wi-Fi-connected, so you can modify the map of your home through the app, as well as create areas that are off limits.

Roomba 360 by iRobot

A good robot vacuum can eliminate much of the dust and crumbs that build up in homes. Its navigation system, object-avoidance sensor as well as automatic return to dock when battery is low help it navigate through obstacles and under furniture.

Some models are designed to mop as well. These robotic cleaners eject sticky messes using a precise jet spray, then wash and dry the furniture and floors. They also remove food grease and pet hair from wood floors and carpets.

The majority of robots have an app to manage and schedule cleaning chores even when you're not at home. Many are compatible with smart home assistants, such as Alexa and Google Assistant, so you can control them with your voice. They also receive regular software updates, ensuring that they can continue to function more effectively over time. Some models come with a built-in remote control.