Big Deals Day 2: What’s New and What’s Worth a Second Look?
Amazon’s Big Deal Days ends tonight, Oct. 7, 2026. We picked the robot vacuum deals still worth a look, including first-time discounts and some of the best picks of the sale.
It’s the second and final day of Amazon’s Big Deal Days, and several recently released robot vacuums are getting early discounts while some of Tuesday’s stronger deals remain available.
We went through the current VacuBots deals page and picked the models that stand out based on price, savings, first-time discounts and what each robot offers.
iRobot Roomba Max 875 Combo — $999.99
The iRobot Roomba Max 875 Combo has dropped to $999.99 after a $200 coupon, its first discount since launching in September at $1,199.99.
The Max 875 uses ThermaMist to spray heated ultrasonic mist ahead of its PowerSpin Max roller mop to loosen dried-on messes. The roller spins at 300 rpm, applies 18 N of downward pressure and cleans with heated water.
DriLift raises and covers the roller on carpet. The AutoWash Dock washes it with 176-degree water, dries it with heated air and automatically empties the dustbin.
Roborock Saros 20 Flow — $1,359.99
The Roborock Saros 20 Flow has dropped to $1,359.99, $340 below its $1,699.99 launch price.
The model went on sale in the U.S. Sept. 14 after making its public debut at IFA 2026, making the current promotion an unusually early discount.
Its SpiraFlow 2.0 roller mop measures 10.63 inches wide, spins at up to 240 rpm and receives clean water through 16 outlets. Dirty water is collected in a separate onboard tank.
The robot also has 36,000 Pa suction and AdaptiLift Traverse 3.0, which can cross two-stage thresholds up to 3.46 inches. Its dock washes the roller with water up to 212 degrees and dries it with air up to 145 degrees.
Narwal Flow 2 With Auto Refill and Drainage — $1,079.99
The Narwal Flow 2 with Auto Refill and Drainage is $1,079.99 after code DHJ05JCN7B1B, down from $1,599.99.
The $520 discount is notable because this version rarely goes on sale.
Unlike the standard Flow 2 dock, the compact station connects directly to a water supply and drain instead of relying on removable clean- and dirty-water tanks. It measures 11.1 inches tall, compared with 20.9 inches for the standard dock.
The Flow 2 has 31,000 Pa suction, a FlowWash self-cleaning roller mop and TwinAI obstacle avoidance.
Dreame X60 Max Ultra Complete — $1,179.99
The Dreame X60 Max Ultra Complete is down to $1,179.99 from an average selling price of roughly $1,615, a savings of about $435.
The 3.13-inch robot has 35,000 Pa suction and dual AI cameras that can recognize more than 280 object types.
Dreame rates its ProLeap system for two-stage thresholds up to 3.47 inches. Its spinning mop pads apply up to 15 N of downward pressure and extend for edge cleaning.
The dock washes the mop pads with water up to 212 degrees and handles heated drying, automatic emptying and water refilling.
The regular X60 Ultra is on sale for $1,099.99, leaving an $80 gap between the two models.
MOVA Z70 Ultra Roller Complete — $984
The MOVA Z70 Ultra Roller Complete is down to $984 from its typical $1,299 selling price.
Its HydroForce roller mop applies a constant 18 N of downward pressure while clean water rinses the roller and dirty water is removed.
The robot also has 36,000 Pa suction, retractable lidar and extending edge-cleaning hardware. Its dock washes the roller with water up to 212 degrees and uses heated air for drying.
The Z60 Ultra Roller Complete is currently $679 and shares many of the Z70’s core features, leaving a sizable price gap between the two.
MOVA V70 Ultra Complete — Sold Out
The MOVA V70 Ultra Complete is one of the more notable absences from day two after selling out at major U.S. retailers.
The V70 launched in August with MOVA’s super-extending roller mop, designed to reach farther along edges and into corners than a standard fixed roller. It also has 42,000 Pa suction, an extending side brush, StepMaster 2.0 threshold crossing and MOVA’s reusable EcoCyclone bagless auto-empty system.
It had recently been selling for $999, putting it among MOVA’s stronger high-end deals before inventory disappeared.
The V70’s sellout leaves a gap in MOVA’s lineup during the sale, particularly for shoppers who wanted its bagless auto-empty dock and super-extending mop roller.
Ecovacs Deebot X12S Pro Omni — $949
The Ecovacs Deebot X12S Pro Omni is down to $949 from $1,299.99, a $350.99 discount.
It uses the Ozmo Roller 3.0 self-cleaning mop with FocusJet stain pre-spray, along with ZeroTangle 4.0 and TruEdge 3.0 edge cleaning.
The dock handles automatic emptying, hot-water mop washing, drying and water refilling. Ecovacs is also including two bottles of cleaning solution with the current bundle.
Roborock Saros 10R — $884.99
The black Roborock Saros 10R is $884.99, down from an average selling price of $1,304.30.
The 3.14-inch robot uses StarSight 2.0 navigation instead of a raised lidar turret. It also has 22,000 Pa suction, the DuoDivide anti-tangle main brush and extending edge-cleaning hardware.
Its dock handles hot-water mop washing, heated drying, automatic emptying and water refilling.
MOVA P50 Ultra — $359
The MOVA P50 Ultra is down to $359 from the $429 to $499 range where it has typically sold in recent months.
That puts the current price at least $70 below its more common selling price and up to $140 below the higher end of that range.
The P50 Ultra has 19,000 Pa suction, extending edge-cleaning hardware, obstacle avoidance and automatic carpet handling. Its dock washes the mop pads with hot water and handles heated drying, automatic emptying and water refilling.
MOVA P10 Pro Ultra — $299
The MOVA P10 Pro Ultra is down to $299 from its typical $449 selling price.
It has 13,000 Pa suction, dual spinning mops, extending edge cleaning and obstacle avoidance.
The dock automatically empties the dustbin, washes and dries the mop pads and refills the robot.
At $299, it is one of the lowest-priced models in the sale with a full multifunction dock.
What Stands Out on the Final Day
The biggest changes from Tuesday are the first or unusually early discounts on newer models.
The Roomba Max 875 Combo is getting its first price cut roughly a month after launch, while the Saros 20 Flow has fallen $340 less than a month after going on sale in the U.S.
The Narwal Flow 2 Auto Refill and Drainage is also seeing an uncommon discount, while the MOVA V70 Ultra Complete has moved in the opposite direction and sold out.
At the lower end of the market, the MOVA P50 Ultra and P10 Pro Ultra continue to offer strong value with pricing below $400 and $300.
Prices and promotions can change during the sale. VacuBots updates its deals page as prices change.
