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SAVE $250: As of Dec. 2,Cat 3 movies the eufy X10 Pro Omni is on sale at Amazon for $549.99, that's a 31% discount on the list price.

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$799.99 Save $250

Robot vacuums are having their moment in the spotlight, and we can't see it ending any time soon. Who can resist a product that reduces your chores list? But of course, anything that makes our lives that much easier doesn't come without a cost — and for many high-end robot vacuums, that cost is a pretty hefty price tag.

Luckily for us, there are always deals to be had, and with Cyber Monday in full swing, this latest offer on the eufy X10 Pro Omni robot vacuum deserves some attention (just check out our review to see how much we love it).

As of Dec. 2, this model is reduced by $250, now only $549.99. This isn't just a great Cyber Monday deal, it's the lowest it has ever been priced at Amazon.

If you're not convinced yet, this vacuum need only speak for itself. Standout features include self-emptying functionality, AI obstacle detection, carpet detection, and voice reminders. If you have an Alexa device, it'll even work with voice control. And it doesn't just pick up dirt, this model also mops your floors, as well as self-cleans and refills, so your work is always done.

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As an added bonus, the vacuum is controlled by a phone app, so you can schedule a clean while you're away from home or just from the comfort of your couch.

Get the eufy X10 Pro Omni robot vacuum at its best-ever price at Amazon.

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