Cheat on cleaning! The smart vacuum that does all the work for you is $150 off

Korin Miller
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It's on sale, too! (Photo: Walmart)
The eufy robovac is one smart cookie. It's on sale, too! (Photo: Walmart)

If you’ve been in the market for a robot vacuum, you’ve probably realized by now that there’s a huge range. Some vacuums just do the basics, while others have so many amazing features, people swear they don’t know how they ever did without them. Of course, the ones that fall into the latter camp tend to cost a little more.

Well, we found one on sale, and according to Walmart shoppers, it's a winner. It’s called the Eufy by Anker RoboVac G30 Verge and it’s $199 (was $350). And, you’ll get free unlimited shipping with Walmart+ too. Not yet a member? No problem. You can sign up for your free 15-day trial here, but a quick three-question survey will add on an additional two weeks, for a solid 30 days of use. (And by the way, those without Walmart+ still get free shipping on orders of $35 or more).

This vacuum has everything you’d want in a robot vac, and then some. It sports smart dynamic navigation, which allows the vac to clean in purposeful lines vs. roaming around randomly like some other brands. An app lets you complete all your cleaning needs right from your smartphone. And, when your G30 Verge wraps things up, you can actually check on your app where and when it cleaned.

$199 $350 at Walmart

It easily cruises from hardwood to carpet. (Photo: Walmart)
It easily cruises from hardwood to carpet. (Photo: Walmart)

Also this vacuum sucks—in a good way—thanks to super-strong 2000Pa of suction power to lift up dirt, grime and debris that’s lurking on your floors.

The vac comes with magnetic boundary strips, so you can easily wall off certain areas, like your dog’s bed.

The whole set comes with the G30 Verge, a charging base, 13 boundary strips, an AC power adaptor, two side brushes, an extra filter, a cleaning tool, five cable ties, and a 12-month guarantee. Don’t totally love it? You can get a full refund.

"Love this vacuum," a shopper reported. "With 3 cats and 2 teenagers, it does a fantastic job keeping the floors clean. The time savings is incredible."

It's the ultimate cleaning hack! Shared one shopper:

"We love it. I honestly cannot believe I have ever lived without this. I feel like I am cheating a bit as it is doing the work and I am doing other things! Get one."

$199 $350 at Walmart

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