Best Prime Day Roomba deals 2021

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Save big on the top brand of cleaning robots with the Prime Day Roomba deals

Prime Day Roomba deals: iRobot Roomba 692
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Prime Day Roomba deals have arrived, making this a perfect time to clean up at checkout and at home. These Prime Day deals are discounting some of our favorite iRobot robot vacuums and mops. 

For example, the Roomba i6+ vacuum is marked down $300 to $499, and so is its companion the Braava m6 robot mop. When the Roomba i6+ finishes its job,  the Braava m6 (currently $200 off, at $299) switches on and mops the floor. 

Meanwhile, the Roomba 692 is a more "traditional" Roomba in that you have to empty it out manually each time it finishes vacuuming. But you can still schedule it to run while you're away, and like the i6+, you can control it with voice commands via Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant.

Best Prime Day Roomba deals

iRobot Roomba i6+: was $799 now $499 @ Amazon
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iRobot Roomba i6+: was $799 now $499 @ Amazon
The premium iRobot Roomba i6+ maps out your entire home so that it can clean the living room one day and the kitchen the next. It deposits dirt into its base so that you don't have to empty the Roomba manually, and it can work in tandem with the Braava m6 robot mop for a thorough clean. 

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iRobot Roomba 692: was $299 now $199 @ Amazon
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iRobot Roomba 692: was $299 now $199 @ Amazon
One of the best robot vacuums is on sale for Prime Day at $100 off. The iRobot Roomba 692 cleans carpets, hard floors and baseboards, and you can set a schedule to have it run while you're away. Best of all, the Roomba 692 interacts with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant so you can control it with voice commands.

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iRobot Braava jet m6: was $499 now $299 @ Amazon

iRobot Braava jet m6: was $499 now $299 @ Amazon
The best robot mop is currently on sale for $200 off. In our iRobot Braava jet m6 review, this device was the best at cleaning up spills and stains on our floor. It also works with the Roomba S9 and i7—once they finish vacuuming, they can tell the m6 to start mopping.

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iRobot Roomba i4+ w. extended battery: was $649 now $399

iRobot Roomba i4+ w. extended battery: was $649 now $399
You want your Roomba to work, work, work without you doing any maintenance. And so we recommend you look at this $250-off deal on the Roomba i4+. Its self-emptying base will do more of the work for you, letting you off the hook for up to 60 days. Plus, it also works with the aforementioned M6 Robot Mop.

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iRobot Roomba s9+: was $1,299 now $949

iRobot Roomba s9+: was $1,299 now $949
The Cadillac of Roombas, the Roomba s9+ is better in every single way. Of course, its seriously superior suction and corner-cleaning abilities come at a higher price, which is why we're happy to note this $350 discount will help you afford the Roomba that's MacBook-pricey.

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Roomba i7+ with Accessory Kit: was $1,074 now $799 @ Walmart

Roomba i7+ with Accessory Kit: was $1,074 now $799 @ Walmart
Score a deal on the Roomba i7+ and get a jumbo-sized goodie bag of accessories to go with it. Walmart is selling it with three extra brushes, three extra filters and a pair of multi-surface sweeper brushes and a two-year extended warranty for less than the robot vacuum normally goes for.

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Roomba s9+ & Braava Jet m6 combo: was $1,549 now $1,349 @ Best Buy

Roomba s9+ & Braava Jet m6 combo: was $1,549 now $1,349 @ Best Buy
Save $200 on this robot vac + robot mop duo. Packaging the top-tier Roomba S9+ with the best robot mop you can buy, the Braava jet m6, you get a combination that can handle carpet and clean up the kitchen at the same time. And the pair can talk to each other – once the vacuuming's done, the mop bot goes to work!

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