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Is your home in need of some serious deep-cleaning?Foreign Archives Robot vacuums typically see some of the biggest discounts during Prime Day. This year is no different, especially when it comes to one particular brand: iRobot.

Best Prime Day Roomba deals

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Best budget deal iRobot Roomba i4 EVO $199.99 at Amazon (Save $200)

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Best self-emptying deal iRobot Roomba i4+ EVO $349.99 at Amazon (Save $250)

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Best 2-in-1 hybrid deal iRobot Roomba Combo j7+ $799 at Amazon (Save $300.99)

Though there are tons of non-Roomba deals to shop all the way through the final hours of Prime Day 2 this year, this prestige brand is rife with plenty of options to shop that'll keep your coffers full and your floors clean.

If you're ready to have an intelligent piece of tech clean all the dirt and debris from your floors, it's time to grab a robot vacuum. We've been tracking all the juicy Roomba deals on sale at Amazon this Prime Day so you don't have to.

Best Prime Day budget Roomba deal

Opens in a new window Credit: iRobot Our pick: iRobot Roomba i4

Why we like it

Prime members are getting access to a Roomba with smart mapping for under $200. That 50% off sale price is a perfect example of the steals that are possible when Amazon has a vested interest in iRobot's success. Last year, the Roomba i4 (along with the i3 and i5) was blessed with a software update that brought Imprint Smart Mapping technology to most of the budget Roombas. On top of being able to clean specific rooms and stay out of specific areas at your command, the i3 cleans with 10 times the suction power of the Roomba 692, which is on sale for just $35 less.

Best Prime Day self-emptying Roomba deal

Opens in a new window Credit: iRobot Our pick: iRobot Roomba i4+ EVO

Why we like it

The Roomba i4+ EVO is currently selling for just $2 short of its all-time low price, so you can take advantage of its perks (like a self-emptying dustbin, Dirt Detect tech, voice control via Google Assistant/Alexa, and so much more) without it costing you an arm and a leg. This baby boasts 10x the suction power of basic, older Roomba models — making it perfect for pet households or parents whose kids throw Cheerios everywhere.

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Best Prime Day 2-in-1 hybrid Roomba deal

Opens in a new window Credit: iRobot Our pick: iRobot Roomba Combo j7+

Why we like it

The Roomba Combo j7+ isn't the only true mopping Roomba, now that options like the more advanced Combo j9+ and less advanced Combo i5+ or j6+ exist. That puts it at even more of a sweet spot for a lot of shoppers, especially with a $799 price tag that's way more digestible than its original MSRP of $1,099.99. On top of meticulously avoiding random objects you may have lying on the floor at any given time, the Combo j7+ also promises to avoid carpets and rugs while mopping. It does this by completely retracting its mopping pad to the top of the robot vac body to differentiate wet and dry cleaning without you having to physically swap any parts.

More Prime Day Roomba deals

• Roomba j6+ — $569.89 $799.99at Amazon (save $230.10)

• Roomba s9+ — $499.99 $999.99at Amazon (save $500)

• Roomba 692 — $164.99 $299.99at Amazon (save $135)

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