Eufy's Thin 11S MAX Robot Vacuum Costs Less Than AirPods Pro, Last Chance for 50% Off This Prime Day
This is robot vacuum from Eufy has a small form factor and operates barely making any noise. It's slim design has it measuring in at under three inches tall so it can maneuver itself all throughout your home and under your furniture without an issue, getting in every nook and cranny. It's about as quiet as a microwave so as not to disturb anyone while it's getting its job done. You cat or dog will appreciate that. Perhaps they won't event cower in fear while its cleaning.
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On the subject of pets, the Eufy Robot Vacuum 11S Max is an ideal solution for any cat or dog owner who deals with loose hair all over your carpet and floors. The 11S Max is can be set to run daily, picking up anything that fall off of your four-legged friends.
It doesn't matter whether the Eufy Robot Vacuum 11S Max is running across hardwood floors or carpeted areas, all messy surfaces stand no chance. The vacuum has adaptive suction power for all the different surfaces it runs across. It can change it's level of suction as it transitions from hardwood to carpet in just 1.5 seconds.
This robot vacuum is capable of running for 100 minutes at a time. You can set it to run daily, and it will return to its base to recharge and be ready to go again the next day. The built-in infrared sensors let's it navigate through your home on its own, dodging out of the way of furniture legs or stair ledges. This way you don't ever come home to the robot over-turned like a turtle on its back at the bottom of a staircase.
Right now for Prime Day, you can scoop up the Eufy Robot Vacuum 11S Max for half price. It's normally $280 so Prime members can get it for just $140.
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