Amazon marked down several robot vacuums and portable carpet washers on Wednesday during its Prime Big Deal Days promotion, with entry-level and mid-range cleaning hardware hitting some of their lowest marks of the season.
All of the discounts require an active Amazon Prime membership to access at checkout, as IGN reported late Wednesday evening.
The steepest budget cut landed on the Dreame D20 Air Plus. The automated vacuum was listed at $199.99 on Amazon when IGN reported the sale on Wednesday. Dreame equips the unit with mopping pads that use adjustable water flow levels, alongside a self-emptying dock that stores debris for up to 120 days before requiring a bag swap.
For basic hard floors and tight quarters, Eufy took a simpler route. The eufy 11S MAX was listed at $133 on Amazon when IGN reported it. Unlike larger units, the 11S MAX skips both companion app control and self-emptying docks entirely. Owners run it via an included physical remote control and dump the internal dust box by hand, trading convenience for a thin body designed to clear low furniture gaps.
Other automated cleaners saw promotional placement across the sale without static price tags attached in reporting. Ecovacs promoted its X12, which runs a FocusJet system to loosen dirt ahead of roller mops, paired with 22,000Pa suction and an OmniCyclone base station. Bissell discounted its pet-focused FlexClean FurForce Robot Vac and Mop, which pairs mopping with anti-tangle brush rolls and bundled cleaning solution. Roborock also saw promotion for the Qrevo S Pro, featuring 18,500Pa suction and an automated dock that washes mopping pads with hot water, refills internal reservoirs, and dries the cloth heads between cycles.
Traditional spot scrubbers saw price cuts alongside the autonomous units. Bissell's Little Green Multi-Purpose Portable Carpet Cleaner was listed at $84.99 on Amazon when IGN reported it on Wednesday. The corded unit targets ground-in fabric messes and furniture stains that standard automated wheels cannot drive across.
The promotional pricing ran through the final hours of Amazon's fall sale window on Wednesday night.
DDFiled by The Deals Desk
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