Robot vacuums are great, and whoever tells you otherwise doesn\u2019t own one (or just doesn\u2019t have the right one for their situation). Right now, you\u2019re in the position of potentially gifting someone the power of never needing to vacuum up those day-to-day messes ever again. <\/p>\n
The iHome AutoVac Juno Robot Vacuum<\/a> is the most basic robot vacuum of the bunch for the lowest price. Despite its low price, it still has helpful mapping features and allows for scheduled cleaning times via an app. It also has a drop sensor that helps it from falling down stairs. You\u2019ll also get Google and Alexa support to command it with your voice. The battery boasts 100 minutes of runtime and it\u2019ll automatically go back to the base to charge itself when it needs to. You can get it from Walmart for $85<\/strong><\/a> (originally $199.99). This is the lowest price it\u2019s been over the past four months, according to Honey’s price history<\/a>.<\/p>\n If you know someone who would love a robot vacuum but you’re not sure exactly what type to go for, the Yeedi Vac<\/a> is a great overall choice because it has a lot of upgradable features, like mopping and a self-cleaning station. This particular Yeedi has 3,000 Pa suction power, 110 minutes of run time, smart mapping, and cleans in neat rows. You can get it for $110<\/strong><\/a> (originally $299.99) when clicking the $40 coupon on the Amazon page before adding it to your cart. This is the lowest price it’s ever been, according to Camelcamelcamel’s price history<\/a>.<\/p>\n The Eufy LR20 Robot Vacuum<\/a> is also a great choice for most people. This Eufy robot vacuum has multi-floor mapping and you can get it for $149<\/strong> (originally $399). This is the lowest price it\u2019s been over the past four months, according to Honey’s price history<\/a>.<\/p>\n Getting home from doing the groceries and finding your floors vacuumed and<\/em> mopped is a great feeling you can gift to a loved one. The iRobot Roomba Combo j5 Robot<\/a> can do just that, and it also avoids obstacles, like pet waste, cables, or anything dangerous, so it doesn\u2019t make a mess. (If it vacuums poop, iRobot will replace it for free.) If you want to splurge on an upgrade and get them a self-cleaning base, too, go for it. You can get this model from Amazon for $299<\/strong> (originally $599.99), which is the lowest price it\u2019s ever been, according to Camelcamelcamel\u2019s price history<\/a>. <\/p>\n If you’re looking for a more budget-friendly option that can also vacuum and mop, consider the Yeedi Vac 2 Robot<\/a> for $99<\/strong> (originally $199.99). <\/p>\n A self-emptying robot vacuum makes an automated process even more hands-off. Once it’s full of debris, it will go to its home base and get cleaned out. Eventually, you’ll also have to empty out the home base, but it will happen way less often than emptying the robot vacuum. The Shark AI Ultra<\/a> claims it can hold 60 days’ worth of debris in its base, meaning you’ll only be emptying the base about every two months. This Shark robot vacuum also has all the basic features like home mapping, vacuuming in neat rows, a self-cleaning brush (great for pet owners or for people with long hair), Alexa and Google Assistant compatibility, etc. You can get it for $298<\/strong><\/a> (originally $599), which matches the lowest price it\u2019s ever been, according to Camelcamelcamel\u2019s price history<\/a>. <\/p>\n
Robot vacuums are great, and whoever tells you otherwise doesn\u2019t own one (or just doesn\u2019t have the right one for their situation). Right now, you\u2019re in the position of potentially gifting someone the power of never needing to vacuum up … Continue reading If you\u2019re not sure what they want their robot vacuum to do<\/h2>\n
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\nSource: LifeHacker – These Robot Vacuums Are Over 50% Off for Christmas<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"