• Current price: $600
• Original price: $1,000

If you’re on the hunt for a reputable, capable robot vacuum, look no further than iRobot’s Roomba s9+. One of Roomba’s most powerful devices is known for its “D” shaped design, making it easy to fit in all corners of your home. The slim Clean Base fits neatly into your home and is one of our favorite parts of Roomba devices. The Clean Base allows the s9+ to automatically empty itself as many times as necessary during a job. Going up against a German Shepherd, German Shorthaired Pointer, a cat, and a child, the s9+ needed to self-empty several times each job to keep my house nice and tidy.

The Roomba s9+’s intelligent navigation avoids cords, shoes, pet waste, and other common household objects, making this a machine you can leave to run while you’re at work. The s9+ is so smart you can pair it with Alexa, Siri, or Google Assistant-enabled devices to simply say a command for a cleaning job to begin.

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• Current price: $800
• Original price: $900

The Eufy Clean X9 Pro is a two-in-one machine that utilizes 5,500Pa suction power and dual oscillating mop heads to tackle all of your flooring needs. Thanks to the robot’s AI See camera set, it can detect when it encounters carpet or rugs and automatically lifts the mop heads to keep your soft floors from getting wet. At this price point, you’re getting a ton of suction power, excellent mopping capabilities, and powerful AI technology. One downfall is you’ll have to manually empty the dust bin after every use, and maybe even more depending on how large a job you task the robot with.

That may be the only downfall, though. ZDNET’s Maria Diaz loved that the X9 can wash its mop heads repeatedly throughout a job, saying “I don’t want to see my robot mop dragging dry, dirty mopping pads minutes after it should’ve returned for a refresh, but I haven’t found this to be a problem with the X9.”

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• Current price: $560
• Original price: $700

The Yeedi cube is on sale this holiday shopping season and at a fantastic price for everything you get. With 4,300Pa suction, a mop head that vibrates 2,500 times per minute, and 150 minutes of runtime, you will be impressed. You may be disappointed in the robot’s lack of object avoidance, though. If you’re someone who doesn’t have kids leaving toys behind or simply keep your house much tidier than mine, you may not miss this feature. That’s up for you to decide.

ZDNET’s Maria Diaz says the Yeedi Cube is “a great fit for anyone looking for a midrange robot vacuum and mop with hands-free cleaning, especially if you don’t have kids and want to come home to a clean house.” 

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• Current price: $650
• Original price: $800

If you’re in the market for a two-in-one robot vacuum and mop, the Roomba Combo j5+ is on sale this holiday season. With its PrecisionVision Navigation and built-in camera that photographs objects that are in its path, this is one of the more intelligent machines you can buy. As a working parent, I don’t always have time to pick my house up before running a robot vacuum, and with iRobot’s AI technology, you don’t have to. Roombas can detect and avoid up to 80 household items, including pet waste, socks, shoes, and cords.

The Combo j5+ is equipped with the Clean Base, meaning the robot will self-empty as needed throughout the duration of a job. iRobot sells their own cleaning solution, so that is an added, reoccurring cost, but I prefer this method as opposed to “cleaning” with just water. As you’re setting up your home’s map, you’ll add “no mop zones” over carpet and rugs to help the Combo j5+ successfully complete its job without ruining your soft floors.

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• Current price: $500
• Original price: $870

The Roborock Q7 Max+ is another great two-in-one option. With 4,200Pa suction, PreciSense LiDAR navigation, and 30 water flow levels to choose from, you can find the perfect clean for your home with this robot vacuum and mop. With 180 minutes of runtime, that’s equivalent to about 3,200 square feet, the Q7 Max+ can take a ton of work off of your plate. The rubber rollers on the bottom keep hair from tangling during jobs with the Auto Empty Dock suctions away all of that hair, dust, and debris into itself for a hands-free experience. 

Saving you $370, the Roborock Q7 Max+ is a great holiday option for everyone on your shopping list, including yourself. I’ve spent a lot of time testing and reviewing Roborock vacuums and mops and they all have lived up to the hype.

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