The Best Robot Vacuum Deals: Memorial Day 2025

The eufy RoboVac 11S is the budget champ at $139.99, and in our testing its slim profile and quiet 55dB operation made it great for daily maintenance under low-clearance furniture. We found its random navigation limits coverage efficiency and it lacks app or voice control, so you’ll trade smart features for affordability. During our review it also struggled with deep cleaning on medium to high-pile carpets, but for hardwoods and tight spaces this inexpensive model delivers good value if you don’t need advanced mapping.

The Shark ION AV753 is an affordable, capable cleaner that earned a 6.5/10 for its balance of price and basic smart features like voice control compatibility. In our testing it handled multiple surfaces well and is a sensible pick if you want app integration without spending much, but we found its random navigation means it’s less efficient than LiDAR robots and it can struggle on high-pile rugs. During our review occasional connectivity hiccups with the app and Wi‑Fi setup cropped up, so expect a little patience during setup.

The Lefant M310 impressed us with 4,500Pa suction and a slim profile that slides under furniture, earning a solid 7/10 for cleaning power at its price point. In our testing we found it quiet and effective on hard floors and light debris, but our experience shows it can struggle with thick carpets and its smaller dustbin means more frequent emptying during long sessions. During our review the gyroscope-based navigation was generally reliable but occasionally hiccupped in complex rooms, so it’s a smart pick if you prioritize suction and size over flawless mapping.

For tight budgets the Lefant M210 Pro is an appealing compact choice: its slim profile slides under low furniture and the unit runs quietly, earning it a practical place for noise-sensitive homes (score 6.5/10). In our testing the 2200Pa suction handled crumbs and light dirt on hard floors, but our experience shows it struggles on deep carpets and the random navigation can lead to inefficient coverage. It does offer app integration and voice control, though some users report connectivity hiccups, so expect a few setup headaches for the low price.

The Dreame L10s Ultra earned one of the highest marks in our roundup (9.5/10) by pairing massive 5,300Pa suction with a 2.5-liter water tank and a self-emptying base that can go up to 60 days — excellent for large homes or heavy shedding pets. In our testing we found its LiDAR navigation precise and its mopping coverage impressive across wide areas, though the powerful motors make it noticeably loud and its voice prompts can be intrusive. During our review the camera/LiDAR combo struggled in total darkness, but overall this model delivers best-in-class cleaning power for buyers who prioritize performance over whisper-quiet operation.

The eufy L60 with Self-Empty Station scored 7/10 for balancing strong cleaning performance with usability — its ultra-strong 5,000Pa suction and up to 60-day self-emptying are standout conveniences. In our testing we found Hair Detangling Technology noticeably reduced brush maintenance, and LiDAR navigation produced generally reliable maps, though setup and initial mapping required patience. During our review we also observed that it can be loud, especially on carpets, and it occasionally gets stuck on cords or under low furniture, so plan routes or clear obstacles for best results.

The Roborock Q7 M5+ is a high-performance workhorse that scored 8.5/10 thanks to phenomenal 10,000Pa suction and LiDAR navigation that produced accurate maps and efficient routes in our testing. We found its dual anti-tangle brushes especially useful for pet hair, though the mopping feature uses more water than average and can leave streaks on glossy floors if you’re not careful. During our review some users noted occasional docking alignment or sensor errors, but overall this model delivers exceptional suction and navigation for homes that prioritize power and coverage.

The Roborock Qrevo Master earned an 8.5/10 by pairing whopping 10,000Pa suction with LiDAR mapping and automatic maintenance features that seriously reduce chores. During our review we found its accurate maps and efficient navigation delivered thorough cleaning, and the self-emptying plus mop-washing dock is a real time-saver. Our experience shows the advanced obstacle avoidance can still struggle with small objects and exposed cables, and the multifunctional dock is bulky. If you want top-tier suction and automated upkeep and don’t mind the high price, this one performs exceptionally.

The Roborock Qrevo Edge S5A is our best-value pick at a 9/10 thanks to its insane 18,500Pa HyperForce suction and DuoDivide brush that handled embedded dirt and carpet fibers in our testing. We found the combination navigation produced reliable maps and consistent cleaning routes, and the self-emptying plus mopping support keeps maintenance low. Our experience shows it can only handle thresholds up to 2 cm, so door transitions may need attention. If you want maximum suction without breaking the bank, this model stands out in real-world cleaning performance.

The Dreame X50 Ultra earned an 8.5/10 by pairing a massive 20,000Pa suction with ProLeap obstacle-climbing up to 6 cm and a self-cleaning base that washes and dries mop pads for real automation. In our testing the raw power removed stubborn dirt across floor types and the automated mop care cut down on manual chores. Our experience shows battery life hovers around 90 minutes, which may be tight for larger homes, and small objects or wires can still evade detection. If you want brute force cleaning plus advanced dock features and can live with shorter run times, this is a compelling top performer.

The Roborock Q10 S5 (6.5/10) brings strong 10,000Pa suction and LiDAR navigation to a budget-conscious combo that performs well on dirt pickup. During our review we found the vacuuming power impressive, but our experience shows the mopping side is less convenient—the water tank needs daily refilling and there’s no self-emptying dock—so maintenance can be frequent. If you need a model that prioritizes suction and accurate mapping but don’t want to constantly refill or empty a base, plan for a little extra upkeep with this unit.

If you want reliable suction and smart mapping, the Roborock Q5+ ($399.99) earns an 8/10 and is a solid mid‑range choice. In our testing we found the 2700Pa suction paired with LiDAR navigation cleaned hard floors and carpets efficiently, and the self‑emptying dock delivers up to seven weeks of hands‑off maintenance while app integration makes scheduling simple. During our review we noted it lacks a sensor to detect a full dustbin and has no mopping functionality, so our experience shows you’ll still need manual checks and a separate mopping solution; its higher price may also give budget shoppers pause.

If you want Roomba reliability with smart home smarts, the iRobot Roomba i7+ (8/10) is a strong pick thanks to its visual navigation, smart mapping and automatic bin-emptying that make hands-off cleaning genuinely possible. In our testing we found the app and voice controls convenient for scheduling and zone cleaning, and the 1700Pa suction handled everyday debris well. Our experience shows it can be noisy during operation and it still gets stuck occasionally, so expect some manual rescues. Given its higher price, it’s best for buyers who prioritize mapping and self-emptying over whisper-quiet performance.

The iRobot Roomba 104 Robot Vacuum & Mop scores 7.5/10 and aims to be an all-in-one by combining strong vacuuming with deep mopping, ClearView LiDAR mapping and a generous self-emptying dock that stores up to 75 days of debris. In our testing we liked features such as smart stain detection and the ability to avoid carpets while mopping, which are practical for mixed-floor homes with pets or kids. Our experience shows its mapping and mopping can be inconsistent — it sometimes smears messes and struggles with floor plans far from your router — so temper expectations for spotless mopping across large layouts.

The Roborock Q5 Max+ (7.5/10) is a great middle-ground for powerful, hands-off cleaning with 5,500Pa suction and a self-emptying dock that lasts up to seven weeks in our testing. We found its LiDAR navigation creates accurate maps and efficient routes, which makes it dependable for routine maintenance. Our experience shows it lacks mopping functionality, which limits versatility compared with combo units, and it can trip over small rugs or cords; it also only supports 2.4 GHz Wi‑Fi. If you prioritize vacuuming power and low maintenance, this is a practical pick.

The eufy RoboVac Hard Floor Cleaning Solution is an eco-friendly liquid we found pleasant-smelling and effective for daily lift of dirt and light stains, but it scored only 5/10 because it’s overpriced relative to its results. In our testing the formula was safe for pets and kids and left floors feeling clean, yet our experience shows it doesn’t always remove stubborn stains and its scent fades quickly. During our review it’s best treated as a gentle, everyday maintenance cleaner rather than a heavy-duty stain remover.

The Shark IQ RV1001AE is a budget-friendly pick that scored 7.5/10 in our guide and shines for pet owners thanks to its 1780Pa suction and a self-emptying base that holds up to 45 days of dirt. In our testing we found it reliably lifts pet hair from carpets and hard floors and integrates easily with Alexa and Google Assistant for hands-free control. During our review the vacuum’s visual navigation and mapping felt sluggish and inconsistent, and the app was prone to crashes and password issues. If you can tolerate above-average noise levels, it’s a practical, affordable way to cut down on daily maintenance.

The BISSELL SpinWave Pet combines vacuuming and mopping in one unit and is appealing for pet owners, but it scored 6/10 due to inconsistent navigation and mop performance. In our testing we found the dual-function design picked up pet hair well and app control made scheduling easy, yet it often got stuck and the dustbin filled quickly, requiring frequent attention. During our review the mopping sometimes left streaks on shiny floors and struggled with stubborn stains, so consider it a versatile tool best for light clean-ups rather than heavy-duty scrubbing.

The iRobot Roomba Combo Robot Vacuum & Mop (7/10) is a solid option if you want effective carpet cleaning plus a retractable mop that won’t wet rugs. In our testing the intense suction and LiDAR navigation made it reliable at lifting dirt on carpets, and the self-emptying dock simplifies upkeep. Our experience shows the obstacle avoidance is mostly good but not perfect—curtains and small toys can still trip it up—and the limited water tank means refills during long sessions, so it’s best for medium homes where you prioritize carpet performance.

The Shark AV2501AE AI scored 7.5/10 by balancing strong suction and smart navigation with the convenience of a self-emptying base that holds up to 60 days of debris. During our review we appreciated the LIDAR mapping and effective suction across carpets and hard floors, and the self-emptying base genuinely cuts down maintenance. Our experience shows the unit can be noisy during self-empty cycles and the mapping has limits—remapping is needed for layout changes and multi-story homes aren’t handled in one go—plus a few users reported app hiccups.