Blast Off With Incredible Sales on Robot Vacuums and Embrace the Future of Cleaning This Black Friday Into Cyber Monday!!

While some find robot vacs to be pretty basic, we find that they can actually be pretty intense and a little difficult to understand, especially when it comes to programming them and figuring out all their bells and whistles. Sure they’ve been designed to clean floors without you having to really do much. They use intelligent sensors, brushes, and suction mechanisms to navigate through a space, collect dirt and debris, and keep your floors clean. But there are so many different types we’re currently finding on sale like:

• Standard Robot Vacuums: These are the most common type of robot vacuums. They typically come with a compact and round design, equipped with brushes, suction mechanisms, and sensors to navigate around obstacles. They are suitable for cleaning hard floors and low-pile carpets.
  
  
• Pet Hair Robot Vacuums: Pet hair robot vacuums are designed specifically for homes with pets. They come with specialized brushes and strong suction power to effectively remove pet hair, dander, and allergens from floors and upholstery. Some models also have self-cleaning brush rolls to prevent hair tangles.
  
  
• Multi-Surface Robot Vacuums: These robot vacuums are capable of cleaning various floor types, including hard floors, carpets, and rugs. They often come with adjustable brush rolls and suction settings to adapt to different surfaces. Some models have sensors to automatically adjust suction power when transitioning from hard floors to carpets.
  
  
• Mopping Robot Vacuums: Mopping robot vacuums offer the dual functionality of vacuuming and mopping. They have a water tank and mopping pad attachment to wet mop hard floors after vacuuming. These robots are useful for maintaining clean and shiny floors without manual mopping.
  
  
• Self-Emptying Robot Vacuums: Self-emptying robot vacuums are equipped with a docking station that automatically empties the dustbin. After cleaning, the robot returns to the docking station, and the dirt and debris collected are transferred into a larger dirt bag or container. This feature reduces the frequency of manual emptying and maintenance.
  
  
• Advanced Mapping and Navigation Robot Vacuums: These robot vacuums utilize advanced mapping and navigation technologies, such as laser mapping, cameras, or simultaneous localization and mapping (SLAM). They create detailed maps of your home to efficiently navigate and clean without missing any areas. These models often offer customized cleaning schedules, virtual boundaries, and interactive app controls.
  
  
• Wi-Fi Connected and Smart Assistant Compatible Robot Vacuums: Wi-Fi connected robot vacuums can be controlled and monitored through smartphone apps. They often integrate with smart home ecosystems, allowing voice commands through virtual assistants like Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant. These vacuums offer convenient scheduling, remote control, and status updates.