We're calling it: This is the best robovac deal from Walmart — it's nearly $120 off!

Kristine Solomon
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We present the best robovac weekend deal! (Photo: Walmart)
We present the best robovac weekend deal! (Photo: Walmart)

Sure, there are boatloads of incredible deals this weekend — but this might be the best robovac sale we've seen. The eufy BoostIQ RoboVac 25C by Anker is incredibly smart and shockingly efficient. And right now at Walmart, it’s $119 off — down from $250 to just $131. You'll save nearly 50 percent!

Want to score free shipping? Make sure you’re signed up for Walmart+. Not yet a member? No problem. You can sign up for your free 15-day trial here, but a quick three-question survey will add on an additional two more weeks for a solid 30 days of use. (And by the way, those without Walmart+ still get free shipping on orders of $35 or more.)

If you’re tired of dragging a heavy appliance around the house just to enjoy clean floors, it’s time to end the madness. A great robovac doesn’t just do the heavy lifting for you, it does the thinking for you, too.

This model uses eufy’s patented BoostIQ technology to navigate your house, from hardwood floors to rugs and beyond, with smooth transitions. It never loses suction, but if it senses the need for extra power — say, for crumbs on the kitchen floor or dirt embedded in the rug — it amps up to get the job done. Pet owners are thrilled, to say the least.

"I absolutely love this item," raved a five-star reviewer. "It picks up so much dust and hair (I have seven pets and I'm amazed...). It knows when it's about to bump into something and turns itself before it goes into a wall or door. I highly recommend this machine if you are too busy or tired to vacuum."

Another pet owner praises the eufy BoostIQ RoboVac 25C: "It is a game changer for picking up my dog's hair from the floor and carpet," shared the shopper.

The eufy is super slim, so it’s a ninja when it comes to getting into every crevice and corner — and it has an infrared sensor for identifying obstacles. You can even program it to clean while you’re out making a supermarket run.

And you won’t have to worry about the eufy BoostIQ RoboVac 25C taking a tumble while you’re out — it has a drop-sensing feature to avoid falls. This model has all the bells and whistles you'd want, including an anti-scratch top to keep it looking like new.

Did we mention this nearly half off deal also includes a remote, an AC power adapter, an extra set of high-performance filters, four side brushes, five cable ties, a 12-month warranty, and more? The charging base is included, of course, and your robovac knows how to use it.

"So far I am loving my eufy RoboVac 25C! It seems to get most of the house and under tight spaces (dresser, nightstand, bed) with no difficulty," wrote a five-star reviewer. "I have it running on schedule while I’m at work and when I get home my floors are clean and the vac is resting nicely in its charging dock."

Now's your chance to save $119 on a lean, mean cleaning machine. Don’t let this deal pass you by!

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