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Top Black Friday and Cyber Monday Robot Vacuum Deals

This is your chance to own a robot vacuum. CNET's top robot vacuum-rated models are on sale this Black Friday and Cyber Monday with savings of up to 57%.

The Roborock Q7 Max is a powerful robot that is equipped with smart mapping and app-based no go zones. Its running time of 180 minutes is impressive. It also automatically refills and self-empties its water tank.

1. iRobot Roomba j7+

The Roomba j7+ is iRobot's most intelligent robot vacuum to date. Its biggest innovation is its camera-based obstacle detection system. This uses AI to detect objects such as charging cords and shoes. It's the first robot to provide you with a picture of an object that it encounters, so that you can tell that it is safe to avoid it.

The Combo j7+ is also the most effective mop-bot cleaner we've ever tested, picking up dirt and spills with ease without leaving any trace that was there. The iRobot app makes it easy to control. It can schedule cleanings and even create Keep Out Zones to ensure it doesn't vacuum in areas you don’t would like. It's also compatible with Alexa and Google Assistant, so you can turn it on and off with your voice.

The design is also more appealing than the competition. It has a sleek, high-end piece that resembles a toy rather than an obnoxious and loud robot. Clean Base's Automatic Dirt Disposal System also self-empties, which will cut down your cleaning time.

In our tests the j7+ performed quick to remove dust dirt, pet hair and even pet hair. The counter-rotating rubber brushes held the debris in place, instead of scattering it on the floor. It even could take small gravel and sand, which most other robots can't. It did all this without getting caught in our pet's hair.

The j7+, though not as sophisticated as the Roomba S9, which costs $1,217and Self-Emptying Vacuum Robot from iRobot and isn't able to clean the stairs, is an option for those who need both mopping and a vacuum. It's not expensive, and the iRobot app makes it very user-friendly to use.

The iRobot Home App is easy to use, however we found it less reliable than other robotic cleaner apps. It can take a while to download updates, and it can be difficult to know whether they're working until you actually see them in action.

2. Roborock Q5+

When you're looking for a robot vacuum that does more than just clean floors, the best floor vacuum robot option is probably hybrid. This kind of robot usually has a built-in water tank, meaning they can both vacuum and mop your home at the same time. They also have a range of extra features, including smart mapping, small obstacles avoidance, and even the capability to dry and wash mopping pads. The negative is that they can be pricey at full retail price, but on Black Friday and Cyber Monday they usually drop in price.

Roborock is the manufacturer of several of our top robotic vacuums and the Q5+ doesn't disappoint. This is the cheapest model in their auto-empty line. Although it might not include some of the premium features (like no-go zones or multi-story memories) however, it's an excellent choice if you are willing to compromise to save a few dollars.

The Q5+ is exceptionally gentle when it comes down to obstacles like tables and walls. This makes it an excellent choice for homes that have many furniture pieces. It's also very thorough in removing dust bunnies. This is a place where most robot vacuums of lower quality fall short. The Q5+'s navigation is top-quality, with a few misses on walls and corners.

The Q5+, like other Roborock products, can be controlled by just a few buttons on the device or via the Roborock App. With the app you can start and stop cleaning and schedules, as well as create virtual barriers and no-go zones, and modify your home map or re-label rooms.

If you choose to purchase the Q5+, it ships with a new auto-empty dock that's specifically designed to make the robot easy to maintain. It requires a screwdriver for install, but once it's installed, the process of emptying the bin is relatively easy. It also comes with a large LCD display, which is nice to have when you're creating schedules or changing settings. This feature isn't required for most people but it can help you effectively keep track of the Robot Vacuum Cleaner Quiet's maintenance schedules.

3. Narwal Freo X Ultra

The Freo X Ultra robot vacuum and mop is a clever well-rounded vacuum and mop. It's capable of vacuuming and mopping. Its design is one of the best buy robot vacuum in the industry, but it's expensive.

Its base station looks good and is easily hidden when not in use, and the size is quite compact. The station's most appealing factor is its ability to automate many tasks and functions that most other robots leave to you. It can store dirty and clean water and electrolyze and heat the water. Many other robots require you to perform this.

Its vacuuming performance is quite impressive, too. It's the only robovac that I've tried that does well at picking up the dust from floors with no. And it's not as loud as the more expensive Roomba 900 series or iRobot 980.

However, the Freo X Ultra has its faults, especially in terms of navigation. The laser and LiDAR sensors aren't as reliable as some other robovacs, which means it sometimes gets stuck or confused in certain rooms or corners of the home. It can't navigate stairs as well as some competitors, for instance, and it doesn't have an dock that allows you to create an area for cleaning that is specifically designed for carpets that are soft.

Although it doesn't have the same amount of cleaning options available in its app, or as many in-app shortcuts like other robovacs the Freo X Ultra is still a top choice for those looking for an all-around great mop and robot vacuum that's worth the price tag.

If you're looking to cut costs or don't mind the limitations of the robot, there are many other options on the market. A lot of eufy models are considerably less. The Eufy Qrevo Curv, for example is less expensive and provides the same experience in the app, but with more features, including stairs, a fully-function dock, and better overall performance when vacuuming floors and low and high-pile carpets.

4. Eufy RoboVac g30

eufy, an Anker company is a long-standing leader of creating robot vacuums that strike a good balance between features, performance and price. The G30 Hybrid offers a powerful cleaning of hard and carpeted floors, as well as mopping capabilities at a reasonable price. It's simple to set up, simply attach one of the side brushes and turn it on, then plug in your charging dock. The app walks you through a few steps to connect it to your Wi-Fi, and the G30 is ready to go. The dock should be located near an outlet and have plenty of room to move.

The G30 is small, 2.85 inches tall to be precise and can be tucked away under couches and other low-clearance furniture. Its design is more subtle compared to some rival models. It has a sleek black finish with three physical buttons for Auto Cleaning start/pause (which scrubs the area in a spiral pattern for two minutes), Recharge and Spot Cleaner. You can also connect the G30 with Amazon Alexa or Google Home for voice commands to perform routine cleaning tasks that are not scheduled.

The most important aspect that makes the G30 above the rest is the way it cleans. It makes use of an integrated map to make a picture of the immovable objects in its path. It can remember the items it has cleaned and where it cannot access. When it's time to recharge, it automatically returns to its base and resumes cleaning where it left off.

The elegant G30 has some flaws. The iRobot Roomba 675 is more constructed, has lower recurring costs, is charged more quickly and has the same battery life. It also offers better performance on bare floors and carpets with low pile. It has a bigger dust bin, which doesn't require the same amount of emptying. It also has border strips that block it from certain areas. The G30 is cheaper and easier to maintain. Its smaller dust container does not require emptying as often and is less prone to suffocating bulky material like cereal.