It’s a clean machine: Amazon’s top-rated robot vacuum is on sale today—save over $40
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Shop it: GOOVI 1800PA Robotic Vacuum Cleaner, $147 (was $190), amazon.com
I think we can all agree: maintaining an immaculate home is hard work. At least smart home technology has your floors covered—no bending, kneeling, or force required. If you still haven’t discovered the life-altering (and back-saving) wonders of a robot vacuum, though, it’s time to invite one in for a spin.
Right now, the Goovi 1800PA robotic vacuum cleaner, one of Amazon’s top-rated intelligent cleaning devices—and a sleek piece of machinery, to say the least—is a cool 43 bucks off, only for today.
Here’s how it works when you outsource floor cleaning to the Goovi 1800PA robot vac. Let’s say you’re still at work, or you’ve gone to run errands, or you simply want to sleep in on a Saturday morning—but you remember the kitchen floor is still dirty from last night’s cooking or the entire house is due for a thorough vacuuming.
The Goovi will get to work immediately. All you have to do is pre-program the smart device—it lets you choose cleaning modes and vacuuming times—then go about your business. The robot will study your space and use its 360-degree smart sensors to identify furniture placement and room layout to smoothly navigate its way through your house, into tight corners, under beds and sofas, and even up and down stairs.
Flip it over and you’ll spot two sturdy wheels—those help the Goovi effortlessly groove its way over door ledges and transition from hard floors to carpets without missing a beat. Along the way, it uses various brushes and an unusually intense suction to loosen and suck up dirt, debris, crumbs, pet hair, and anything else turning your socks black.
Shop it: GOOVI 1800PA Robotic Vacuum Cleaner, $147 (was $190), amazon.com
“I just purchased a house with all wood floors and was looking for a robot vacuum cleaner that could get all the dirt I couldn’t sweep up.” one shopper reports, “After the robot charged up, I let it go out for a test run for an hour and was really impressed with how much dirt it got! This is very handy and helps keep my floors looking clean and dust free. Great deal compared to other robot vacuums.”
“I decided to try this vacuum after seeing my daughter’s little robot! Boy, l am sure glad l did.” wrote one thrilled convert. “I have hardwood floors and the delta breezes bring in a lot of dirt. It’s sooo easy to use, and I cannot believe how much this picks up {...} I can run it every day and still it will find dirt!”
The Goovi 1800PA robotic vacuum cleaner can run for 90 minutes on a single charge, and you’ll never have to worry about this gem running out of juice. When it’s done for the day, it finds its way right back to its charging base, making your life infinitely easier in so many ways.
“There’s nothing negative I can say about this Robot Vacuum!” wrote a convinced pet owner. “It make our lives much easier with a Golden Retriever and a Cat in our house. Is super easy to use, does make loud noice, cleans fast, easy to clean, good price, amazing cleaning with rugs and ceramic flours.”
Right now, you can save more than 23 percent off the Goovi 1800PA robotic vacuum—and the return on your investment will be priceless. Keeping your floors spotless is ridiculously easy, and it would almost be crazy not to take advantage of a deal like this.
Shop it: GOOVI 1800PA Robotic Vacuum Cleaner, $147 (was $190), amazon.com
The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.
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