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The Good Friday The shopping season is here and the big sale has already begun. One of the biggest contract types this year is, as usual, vacuum cleaners. Whether you are looking for a wireless model or a full robot vacuum, the best brands such as Hoover, Nieto, Tyson, Shark, Pistol and many more are already offering great discounts, or coming soon.
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So, even if you want to see less of a Tyson or Rumba, you have come to the right place. Here are the best Black Friday 2020 deals available right now, with some corners around them. Keep in mind that prices were accurate at the time of release, but we see frequent fluctuations every day.
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Shark’s Robot Vacuum is on sale for $ 195. Almost half the price for a vacuum cleaning your house for you is not a bad deal. Thanks to the home mapping feature, you can limit its coverage to certain rooms.
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Save $ 100 from Hover ONEPWR FloorMate, a wet drywall that can handle hard wood, tile, laminate and area rugs.
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If you can not buy the latest and greatest of Tyson V11 model, V10 Absolute is a solid compromise. It is wireless (according to Tyson, with one hour of battery life), and provides an air filtration system that expels clean air and converts it to portable mode.
iRobot
Save $ 200 on the IRobot Roomba 960 Robot Vacuum. Best Buy has slashed its price to $ 300. This is a good deal for an automated floor cleaner who can navigate systematically and work with the mobile app, as well as Google Assistant and Alexa.
Walmart
This robot coming from a shark does not cost an arm and a leg to vacuum. Still, it’s smart enough to connect with its own dustbin, map sites and your home wifi. Today, November 25th, starting at 4pm PD (until 7pm), Walmart will be selling for $ 70 from its list price.
Pissal
Designed to deal with dirty, bitter and pet hair, the Pixel Iconpad Wireless Vacuum runs on a convenient rechargeable battery. It also has LED lights for vacuum in dark corners. With a list price of List 350, the IconPad is priced at $ 250.
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The crosswave has two water tanks designed to clean both rough surfaces and area rugs. One tank collects dirty water and the other contains the device’s cleaning solution.
Amazon
This lightweight cordless vacuum from Shark usually sells for 30 230. Now Amazon sells it for $ 80 less than usual.
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The Black Silver target has an exclusive deal on the Tyson V8 motorhead. The wireless stick vacuum is usually 80 380, but $ 150 is discounted for a limited time.
iRobot
The Rumba i3 Plus is one of Europe’s most affordable robot vacuum models. Still, it comes with many bells and whistles that you will find on relatively new and expensive robots. For example, the i3 Plus connects with WiFi, speaks to the cloud, has a mobile app and creates floor maps while cleaning it. It has a charging dock that empties the vacuum dustpin perfectly after cleaning.
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Another advanced robot vacuum that can empty its own dustpin is the Depot Osmo T8. Made by Ecovax, this machine uses sophisticated navigation system to effectively clean the floors. It comes with a wiper attachment to wipe hard floor without wiping.
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The Neato D4 is usually priced at 30 430, but is currently priced at 30 330, and you can save another $ 50 when using the promo code NEATOAFF50 In update. This is a great price for NATO’s laser smart navigation technology and 75 minutes of battery life.
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The Neato D7 is usually listed for $ 800, but currently sells for $ 600 on the Neato. But you can do better – use the promo code NEATOAFF50 In an upgrade to get Neato’s flagship robot vacuum to 50 550. These include laser smart navigation, virtual no-go zones set up in the mobile app, and 120 minutes of battery life.
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