Save $93 on a yeedi vac Robot Vacuum

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If you’ve never tried a robot vacuum, this could be your chance, as you can save $93. Get a yeedi vac Robot Vacuum that will not only vacuum your home, it will also navigate your home on its own to clean the areas you want to be cleaned. It’s a win-win deal to save money and clean all your floors.

An advanced floor-tracking sensor and visual mapping power this vacuum, allowing it to move across the floors in your home, thoroughly cleaning row by row. The navigation also prevents it from bumping into furniture, walls, your pets, etc. It has up to 3000Pa suction power that works with the side brush and rolling brush to pull in the dirt that’s embedded in your carpet or barely visible on your hard floors.

Yeedi Vac Robot Vacuum Customize

The yeedi vac Robot Vacuum works with an app that allows you to customize your cleaning to only clean the areas you want when you want. The vacuum will draw out a map of your home that you can edit to target certain rooms or even create a specific area you would like it to avoid. Set the boundaries and rooms, and don’t lift a finger as the vacuum does it all. If you’re an Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant user, you can enlist their help as well.

The vacuum’s built-in battery will last for 100 minutes on a single charge. When it runs low, the vacuum will return to the charging dock on its own to recharge. When it’s fully charged again, it will resume its cleaning job where it left off. Once you see how great it cleans, add a self-empty station and/or a mopping function that are sold separately.

Save $62 with a Prime discount, clip the Amazon coupon for an additional $20 off, and take even more off the price with the code YEEDIVAC11 to pay just $206.09 for this robot vacuum. This deal lasts through February 21, 2022.

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