You can get this highly-rated robot vacuum for 55% off for a limited time only - NBC News

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NBC News’ shopping vertical NBC Select reported that Amazon has temporarily cut the price of the Lefant M210 Robot Vacuum by 55%, bringing it to $89.98 from a listed $199.99. The article frames the deal as notable because many robot vacuums with strong reviews can cost several hundred dollars. NBC Select also noted a separate Best Buy price of $99.99, described as 14% off, at the time of publication.
According to NBC Select, the Lefant M210 is aimed at shoppers looking for a lower-cost robot vacuum for smaller homes or spaces with pets. The model is listed as 11 inches wide and under 3 inches tall, dimensions intended to help it move beneath furniture such as beds, sofas and coffee tables. Rather than using a roller brush, it has a brushless suction opening powered by a digital motor, a design the article says is intended to reduce hair tangles while collecting dirt and pet hair.
The report says the vacuum includes six cleaning modes: automatic, planning, fixed point, edge, schedule and manual. It also has infrared sensors for navigation and fall avoidance, can be controlled through the Lefant app, and is compatible with Alexa and Google Assistant. NBC Select said the device returns to its dock when the battery is low.
NBC Select disclosed that it independently chooses products to cover and may earn a commission when readers buy through its links. As with most limited-time retail discounts, availability and pricing may change after publication.
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