Get $500+ Off a Narwal Freo Robot Vacuum and Mop Combo

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Sure, Amazon Prime Day was last week, but there are still great deals to be found, like this one on a Narwal Freo Robot Vacuum and Mop Combo. With an Amazon coupon and extra coupon code, you can get more than $500 off and get a free $48 floor cleaner, on top of the FREO, that does all the work for you, from sensing dirt, hard scrubbing floors, washing mops, and changing the water.

The All-in-One Station includes “auto” everything, specifically water exchange, mop washing, dual hot air drying, dampness control, solution dispensing, and station cleaning. Essentially, it’s cleaning up after itself: separating the dirty water from the clean, washing the mop pads, drying them, etc.

The Narwal Freo Robot Vacuum and Mop Combo includes the world’s first “DirtSense”: it uses sensor arrays and algorithms to sense and remap dirty areas. It tells the Freo that a dirtier area was sensed, and that it should keep on mopping until it meets your level of cleanliness. The dual mops both scrub and spin, erasing stains and dried-up spills. They even dust in corners and clean the baseboard.

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Of course, it doesn’t just mop. It’s a powerful vacuum as well, with Power Boost mode. It has the intelligence to lift the mop pads when vacuuming carpet and when returning to the base station.

Don’t worry about it being too noisy, as it has a 30% to 50% lower noise level than the industry average. It has silent motors for the wheels, mops, vacuum, and LiDAR rotation and employs active noise cancelling, frequency metamorphoses, and noise insulation.

Apply the Amazon coupon and use the coupon code PDdealsAZ11 to pay just $879 for the Narwal Freo Robot Vacuum and Mop Combo. You will get an additional $1 off and a $48 bottle of floor cleaner. This deal is good through July 23, 2023.

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