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Save $180 on a Roborock S6 Robot Vacuum and Mop

By Laura Tucker
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It’s great to have a robot vacuum to take care of the chore of sweeping and vacuuming your floors, but you still have to mop when it’s done. However, with the Roborock S6 Robot Vacuum and Mop, it will take care of both of those chores for you. You don’t even have to push a button, as it also works with Alexa.

This robot vacuum is both powerful and smart. The high-precision laser navigation system maps out each of the rooms in your home in real time, allowing you to name each area to aid you in scheduling either an entire floor or just one room.

Algorithms will calculate the most efficient way to cover an entire room with just one pass. You can assign areas where the vacuum is forbidden and spot clean with the app. Fourteen different sensors will prevent the S6 from falling down stairs while also giving it surface awareness, heigh sensitivity, escape route calculation, and more.

Deal Roborock S6 Vacuum

There is enough powerful suction in the Roborock S6 Robot Vacuum and Mop to lift steel ball bearings, but it uses the power to suck up the toughest dirt, even if the dustbin is full, yet it’s 50% quieter than the Roborock S5. The 5200mAH lithium-ion battery, the largest in its class, lasts up to three hours. It recharges automatically when the battery is low. Once done, it returns to where it left off when cleaning.

The cleaning work is done with two brushes: a floating main brush to loosen dirt on the ground and a variable speed side brush for dirt along walls and in corners. DuPont created high flexibility bristles exclusively for Roborock, and along with the Z-shape cleaning pattern, no dirt is missed.

The water flow in the vacuum/mop is adjustable and can be tailored to fit different homes. Snap on the water tank to start mopping and snap it off again when done. Water flows evenly across the entire surface to be mopped. Disposable mop pads ship with it.

Take $180 off this robot vacuum and pay just $419.99 through January 17, 2021.

Roborock S6 Robot Vacuum and Mop

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Laura Tucker
Laura has spent more than 20 years writing news, reviews, and op-eds, with the majority of those years as an editor as well. She has exclusively used Apple products for the past 35 years. In addition to writing and editing at MTE, she also runs the site’s sponsored review program.

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