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$1,599.99 Save $700

We're back at it again with the robot vacuum love, but how could we not with this incredible deal on the Roborock Qrevo Master? We're talking about a $700 discount.

As of May 22, the Roborock Qrevo Master robot vacuum and mop is on sale for 44% off, now down to $899.99. And with this vacuum, you're getting a whole lot to be excited about.

SEE ALSO: The best robot vacuums and mops of 2025 so far, tested hands-on at home

The Qrevo Master handles both vacuuming and mopping, with minimal effort required on your end. Its self-emptying dock means up to seven weeks of hands-free cleaning, and with 10,000Pa suction and the Carpet Boost+ System, it’s seriously effective, removing up to 99% of hair from carpets. The dual rubber brush design also prevents tangling, which is great if you’ve got pets or long hair.

For mopping, it uses dual spinning mops at 200 RPM to tackle dust, dirt, and stains, leaving floors sparkly clean. It even lifts the mop by 10mm when carpets are detected to keep them dry.

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And no need to guide the vacuum around your house, powered by PreciSense LiDAR navigation, this vacuum works its way around your house, avoiding obstacles and navigates even the most cluttered of rooms.

This deal is available at Amazon now. Don't miss out.

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