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SAVE 42%: In today's limited-time deal at Amazon,Kelly the Coed 1 (1999) the iRobot Roomba 694 robot vacuum is on sale for just $159.97, down from $279.99. That's $120.02 off.

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Constantly vacuuming pet hair is exasperating, but robot vacuums can be expensive. Fortunately, this conundrum has an answer (at least for today).

As of Jan. 23, the iRobot Roomba 694 robot vacuum is on sale for $159.97 for a limited time at Amazon. That's $120.02 less than its list price of $279.99, making this robot vacuum much more agreeable to a budget. Plus, this price tag is just 97 cents shy of this vacuum's lowest price ever.

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Just because this Roomba has a lower price point than other models doesn't mean you aren't getting a quality robot vacuum for your dollar. The self-charging iRobot Roomba can take on carpet and hard floors alike and is especially handy for cleaning up pet hair. Direct detect sensors tell the Roomba which areas need a more thorough cleaning. Plus, with voice assistant compatibility and app controls, you can schedule automatic cleanings that fit your lifestyle and schedule.

Make managing your household easier when you shop the iRobot Roomba 694 robot vacuum today at Amazon.

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