'Magic' robot vacuum cleaner drops below £100 in early Prime Day deal
For many people, vacuuming is one of the most dreaded household tasks. Just as the home is looking nice and clean, more dust and dirt seem to appear, and the vacuum needs to be brought out once again.
However, a robot vacuum can solve all those issues, as it works entirely independently to keep floors clear of mess. Once a luxury that was unaffordable for normal people, robot vacuums have become much more accessible in recent years - and Amazon's Prime Day deals are a great place to shop for a discounted model.
Indeed, in an Early Prime Day deal, shoppers can grab a eufy G50 Robot Vacuum Cleaner for £99.99 down from £199.99 - a whopping 50% off - and it looks to be a great buy for effortless home maintenance. The robot vacuum works by itself to clean pet hair, crumbs and dust with strong suction, detangles hair automatically to reduce maintenance and runs quietly so as to not cause a disturbance.
Plus, users can connect it to their phone via Bluetooth to schedule cleaning times and start spot cleaning whenever needed. At just 81mm thick, it can easily clean under sofas, beds and cabinets, so no spot gets missed.
If this robot vacuum isn't quite what shoppers are after, they could try the Shark Matrix Plus 2-in-1 Robot Vacuum & Mop which is £399.99 from Shark. The two-in-one vacuum and mop combo keeps floors clean and shiny, and gets into edges and corners with blasts of air, too.
Alternatively, there's the Hoover Robot Vacuum Cleaner for £199 down from £249 direct from Hoover, a powerful bit of kit that is suitable for both carpets and hard floors, has powerful suction and even returns to the base to recharge when the battery runs low all by itself.
However, the eufy G50 Robot Vacuum has a promising 4.4-star rating from nearly 10,000 reviews on Amazon. One shopper said: "Overall extremely happy with my purchase and have been recommending this machine to all my friends, saving me at least 30 minutes every day not having to clean and does a better job than I would!"
Another said: "I would really recommend this device, you will never look back. The fact is this device has transformed my cleaning routine. I do not think I will ever use a traditional hoover again and I'm already considering getting another one for upstairs."
A third added: "It's just brilliant. It's got good suction, it hasn't got stuck anywhere, it was easy to set up and the app is great."
However, some did flag some limitations. One shopper said: "The only downside to date is it periodically loses sight of its base station or WiFi and just goes offline."
Another said: "Its trajectory across the floor seemed a little random. It did the same area a few times and I had to reposition it to get it to do areas it missed. But am generally impressed so far."
However, for a great deal on a time-saving robot vacuum, Amazon's Early Prime Day deal on the eufy G50 Robot Vacuum Cleaner seems worth a look.
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