SAVE $300.01: As of today,Omnibus Archives Jan. 30, the Roborock Q5+ robot vacuum is on sale for $399.98. That's a discount of 43% off the full price of $699.99.
Opens in a new window Credit: Roborock Roborock Q5+ robot vacuum Top-notch robot vacuums can get pretty expensive, especially when you add on features like self-emptying and LiDAR navigation. We're always on the lookout for rock-bottom prices, and there's a great deal on a sophisticated Roborock robot vacuum today.
As of Jan. 30, the Roborock Q5+ robot vacuum is just $399.98 at Amazon, down from its normal price of $699.99. That's $300.01, or 43%, off. The last time we saw the Roborock Q5+ hit this record-low price was over Black Friday. The Roborock Q5+ hasn't dropped this low often, so we recommend acting on this deal while you can.
When you upgrade to the Roborock Q5+, you're getting seven weeks of hands-free cleaning around your home. After each clean, the robot vacuum empties itself into the self-emptying dock. Not only does this take the chore out of your hands, but you can also be confident that the job is getting done right thanks to LiDAR navigation technology that thoroughly and accurately maps out your home. The vacuum's brush is resistant to tangles, making it a great fit for homes with furry friends.
Take your home to next-level clean when you score the Roborock Q5+ robot vacuum at its lowest price at Amazon.
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