Home Mashable The best robot vacuum deals as of Nov. 9: Lots of affordable vacs that also mop

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UPDATE: Nov. 9, 2021 3:15 p.m. ET Some multitalented vacs from Shark and Roborock have dropped again, hitting record low prices. Check them out below.

We've compiled the best deals on robot vacuums ahead of Black Friday from brands like iRobot, Shark, and Ecovacs. Here are the ones to grab as of Nov. 9:

  • The Eufy G30 Verge has some of the best navigation at this price point, tracking the spots it has already cleaned — $149.99 $349.99 (save $200)

  • The Shark IQ with Self-Empty Base offers reliable suction and automatic dirt disposal for under $500 — $412.40 $599.99 (save $187.59)

  • The self-emptying iRobot Roomba j7+ just came out in Sept. 2021 and doesn't eat cords — $699 $849.99 (save $150.99)

Only three things are certain in life: Death, taxes, and a few days each month when you need to vacuum but just don't have time. Whether you detest the chore or get a little bummed when you can't have that satisfying dance with your Dyson, a robot vacuum is a universal lifesaver. Shop models on sale below.

Robot vacuums under $200:

Eufy vacuum with boundary strips
Credit: Eufy
Our pick: Eufy by Anker G30 Verge Robot Vacuum
$149.99 at Walmart (save $200)

Why we like it:

All of Eufy's robot vacuums are a practical choice for casual cleaning, but the G30 Verge packs a slightly smarter punch. The compact vacuum uses path tracking to remember where it has already cleaned — a more systematic path than other vacuums in this price range — and does well on hard floors.

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Robot vacuums under $500

Shark IQ self-emptying vacuum
Credit: Shark
Our pick: Shark IQ Self-Empty Base Robot Vacuum
$412.40 at Amazon (save $187.59)

Why we like it:

Shark's most spacious self-emptying vacuum has about half the dirt capacity of the priciest Roomba, but with this deal, you could get three Shark RV1001AE vacs for the price of one Roomba s9+. Plus, powerful suction, reliable navigation with specific room targeting, and a self-cleaning brushroll aren't features you can typically get near the $300 price point.

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Robot vacuums under $800

New Roomba with compact auto-empty dock
Credit: iRobot
Our pick: iRobot Roomba j7+
$699 at Amazon (save $150.99)

Why we like it:

The new face in town is the Roomba j7+. Just released in Sept. 2021, the j7+ is 18% off (baby's first discount) weeks ahead of Black Friday. The glow-up consists of Genius Technology and PrecisionVision Navigation to avoid obstacles that were previously problem-causers, like pet waste and cords. The j7+ also self-empties.

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Robot vacuums under $1,000 (and really nice)

Roomba with auto empty dock
Credit: irobot
Our pick: iRobot Roomba s9+
$949 at Amazon (save $350.99)

Why we like it:

The s9+ is the currently the only Roomba with a flat edge. This means that it adds meticulous wall-follow behavior to the route it has customized for each room of your home. The noise it makes is hard to ignore, but is simultaneously evidence of how hard it's working to loosen that stepped-on grime in your carpets. Its self-emptying station holds at least two months of debris.

Robot vacuum and mop hybrids and dedicated robot mops

Ecovacs N8 Pro+ vacuum
Credit: Ecovacs
Our pick: Ecovacs Deebot N8 Pro+
$529.99 at Amazon (save $270)

Why we like it:

A price drop and sizable extra coupon bring this self-emptying hybrid to $499.99, just $10 above its lowest price in Amazon history. The Deebot N8 Pro+ includes fundamental smart upgrades like LiDAR mapping and virtual boundaries for more precise navigation. It also has sensors that avoid carpets while mopping and can recognize small objects that cheaper vacs usually trip over.

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