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If a robot vacuum is on your wishlist, Amazon's Big Spring Sale is your time to shine. Discounts are available across hundreds of products in this event, including robot vacuums. If you've been loving the idea of no more manual vacuuming, we think you'll love this deal on the roborock Qrevo S Robot Vacuum.

As of March 26, you can save $340 on this vacuum, now down to $459.99. It comes in both black and white, and both colors are at the same discounted price.

SEE ALSO: As a pro robot vacuum reviewer, this is easily my favorite deal from Amazon's spring sale

With both vacuuming and mopping functions, this robot vacuum really is an amazing addition to your home. A large 5-liter water tank can support up to 4,305 square feet of mopping, while the self-emptying bin allows for hands-free cleaning for up to seven weeks, so no daily emptying is required.

It boasts a 7,000Pa suction power and a multi-directional floating brush to make sure carpets, tiles, and hardwood floors are all cleaned thoroughly. Dual spinning mops rotate at 200 RPM, so spills and dried dirt that are really stuck into your floors are no problem.

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And no need to guide the vacuum around your house, this model is equipped with PreciSense LiDAR Navigation and 3D Mapping to help it detect and avoid obstacles.

Head to the Amazon Big Spring Sale to grab this great deal.

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