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So you didn’t buy a robot vacuum on sale during Black Friday. If spring cleaning season — and the past few months of vacuuming by hand — has you regretting that, you’re getting another chance with Amazon’s upcoming Big Spring Sale.
Running March 25 to 31, the second annual Big Spring Sale should have a similar vibe to Prime Day when it comes to deals. The main difference is that most Big Spring Sale deals are open to anyone, regardless of whether you’re a Prime member or not. (The ones that are exclusive to Prime members will be marked with a red “Prime Spring Deal” sticker.)
March is inherently an auspicious month for the past year’s biggest robot vacuums to hit new record-low prices. That’s because many of them have been upstaged by new flagship robot vacuums that were announced at CES in January. This year, iRobot (known for skipping CES) also deviated from its typical release schedule and completely overhauled the Roomba lineup in mid-March. The new Roombas happen to become available to buy two days before the Big Spring Sale starts, so it wouldn’t be surprising to see better Roomba deals on older Roombas than we did during Black Friday.
We all know that Amazon never waits until the official calendar dates of its sales to drop deals, so I’m already tracking the best robot vacuum deals ahead of the kickoff on March 25. Note: Deals with a 🔥 next to them have dropped to record-low prices.
Best robot vacuums deals ahead of Amazon’s spring sale
Why we like it
More than 40% off a $1,399.99 robot vacuum just sounds like a good deal without any other context. And that’s totally accurate. But my brain framed it in a way that makes it look like even more of a steal: You’d be getting a premium robot vacuum and mop combo that washes and dries its own mopping pads and avoids small obstacles and has a pet camera for half the price of the 2025 Roborock flagship I’m currently testing, the $1,599.99 Roborock Saros 10R.
I’m so psyched to see this new record-low price on my favorite vacuum from 2024. The biggest difference between the Qrevo Master and the new Saros 10R are suction power, as the Saros 10R doubles the Qrevo Master’s 10,000 Pa. But the Qrevo Master was still more than powerful enough to do a sufficient job on my hard floors and rugs when I was testing it. However, it earned my top spot because of its attentive mopping. Spinning mopping pads are much more exhaustive scrubbers than one big, flat mopping pad in my book. One pad on the Qrevo Master even swings out on a hinge to mop along edges and in corners.
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