'Life changing' robot vacuum 'worth its weight in gold' now under £100 in Amazon Spring Deal Days

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'Life changing' robot vacuum 'worth its weight in gold' now under £100 in Amazon Spring Deal Days

As part of their Amazon Spring Deal Days, Amazon have slashed the price of the Lefant M210 Robot Vacuum Cleaner. Originally £229.99, the robot vacuum is now £99.97.

Elsewhere, you can get the Lefant vacuum for £143.33 from eBay. The robot vacuum boasts up to 120 minutes' battery life before it automatically returns to its charging station.

The robot has four cleaning modes: automatic, fixed point, edge, and planning. In planning mode, you can map out your home via the accompanying app for a complete clean.

READ MORE: Cordless vacuum 'better than Dyson' and £220 cheaper is 40% off in huge Amazon spring sale

The robot can clean in several different patterns

The small vacuum is designed to fit in tight spaces and under furniture. It's also got a sensor that detects its surroundings to avoid collisions, and its bin only needs emptying every five to seven days.

The vacuum cleaner has 4.3 stars on Amazon from 677 reviews. One person said: "Amazing; it will change your life. Absolutely thrilled with this robot cleaner; floor looked noticeably cleaner after first use (and I’ve got a Shark manual vacuum); it’s worth its weight in gold. Recommended it to my friend and she says the same too. I’m saving up to buy one with the mopping facility now!"

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Another wrote "I got my parents one for Christmas and used it in my place for a day. Brilliant machine. In February I got myself one. It's great picking up cat hair and other bits.

"You can switch it on and let it do its thing." Of the negative reviews, one person wrote "This guides itself home really well but has poor suction power and didn't leave the house clean and fresh as you would expect after a vacuum."

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Arguably the most famous robot vacuum cleaner on the market is the Roomba. The Roomba j9+ is currently £749 at iRobot, down from its original £949.

The powerful vacuum is self-emptying, and builds its own map of your home so it knows where to clean. The new Roomba was only launched late last year, so there are no reviews on their website yet.

You can buy the Lefant M210 Robot Vacuum Cleaner from Amazon and eBay. You can get the Roomba j9+ from iRobot.

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