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The best robot vacuum, iRobot Roomba i7+, is $100 off on Amazon for Columbus Day

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If you are looking for discounts on the best robot vacuum for 2019, head on over to Amazon. The retail giant is slashing $100 off the self-cleaning iRobot Roomba i7+ with cleaning base for Columbus Day weekend. Grab this Roomba deal to save on a smart vacuum with top-notch performance and features.

Usually $1,099, the iRobot Roomba i7+ is now down to $999 on Amazon. You can even pay for it in 12 convenient monthly installments with the Amazon.com Store Card. Hurry and place your order now while stock is on hand. Complete your smart home cleaning arsenal with this cordless vacuum deal we recently featured.

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Clean your smart home without lifting a finger with the iRobot Roomba i7+. This robot vacuum works with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant for hands-free operation. Just connect the i7+ to your Wi-Fi network and sync it with your voice assistant. You can now ask Google or Alexa to clean the whole house or a specific area. Plus, you can use the iRobot Home app to schedule cleaning jobs even when you are away.

The iRobot Roomba i7+ is an excellent robot vacuum for any home with large floor space. It learns the layout of each room using a persistent, multi-floor mapping system with embedded cameras. This feature lets the Roomba i7+ determine the most efficient way to clean your floors. It also tracks areas that attract more dirt so it can focus more effort on cleaning those areas.

Like most of the best robot vacuums today, the iRobot Roomba i7+ returns automatically to the Clean Base. This charging station has a powerful vacuum which sucks the contents of the Roomba into an enclosed bag. Each bag has a capacity of up 30 cleaning sessions, which means you can empty it less frequently.

Reach new levels of convenience with the intelligent iRobot Roomba i7+. You can get this class-leading robot vacuum on Amazon today for $999. That is a cool $100 savings on a $1,099 smart vacuum that lets you save time to do more things other than cleaning floors. Order yours now before this Roomba discount is gone.

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Drake Hawkins
Drake Hawkins
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