Up to 50% off Roborock, Dreame, and more in the Cyber Monday robot vacuum sales – here are the 12 best deals for every budget

I tested an older, lower-specced version of this bot (the Roborock Q7 M5) and was very impressed with the reliability, cleaning, and ease of use. This upgraded version is at a new, lowest-ever price for Cyber Monday, and extremely strong value for money.

It's not such a big discount, but you're still getting a very capable bot for not much money. This is the robot vacuum that lives at my parents' house. It's reliable, effective, and straightforward to use. The dock is the charge-only type and is small enough that it can live under a bed.

If you're looking for a wallet-friendly robot vacuum, this is one of my top recommendations – and it's back down to the lowest price on record, with even better value right now with $140 off. It's simple but effective, and the auto-empty base means you won't have to empty it manually quite so often. I gave it a solid 4* in my Roborock Q7 M5 review.

This tiny bot has had an outsized 52% price-cut for Cyber Monday. The K11+'s main asset is its dinky size – it's compact enough to get into small spaces, and the dock is scaled-down too, and a good fit for small homes. As I noted in my SwitchBot K11+ review, the suction power is very decent, and it's a speedy, confident navigator, too.

The Eufy E20 has had a 46% price-drop for Cyber Monday. This nifty machine addresses a perennial problem with robot vacuums – that they can only clean your floors – by building in a stick vacuum that can also be used as a handheld. The main motor section literally docks in the robovac, and doubles as the bot's dust bin. This model scored an impressive 4 stars in our Eufy E20 review, with praise for its suction power and user-friendly app.

This is my top recommendation of all the Cyber Monday robot vacuum deals. With $400 off, the L40 Ultra is at its lowest-ever price. It's a seriously good robot vacuum, too – in our Dreame L40 Ultra robot vacuum review, we awarded it 4.5 stars and called it "a sure-fire winner when it comes to keeping flooring of all styles spick and span". Under $400 is ludicrously cheap for the amount of tech and smarts you're getting here.

This robovac has had $450 slashed off its price tag, taking it to the cheapest price I have on record. It's an excellent value for that price, too – in our Eufy X10 Pro Omni review, my tester called it "almost perfect", highlighting strong vacuuming and mopping performance and an easy-to-use app.

There's $350 off this advanced Eufy robot vacuum in the Cyber Monday sales. My tester called this robovac "almost perfect" in our Eufy X10 Pro Omni review, praising the excellent mopping and intuitive app in particular.

With $500 off, the Qrevo Curv is at a new lowest-ever price (by over $100), according to my records. This model holds the #1 spot in my best robovac ranking, thanks to a combination of powerful cleaning, reliability, and ease of use. We awarded it a near-perfect 4.5 stars in our Roborock Qrevo Curv review, calling it "the crème de la crème of robot vacuums". There's also a big discount on the Qrevo Curv5X at Amazon – that model is very similar but slightly lower specced.

There's a massive $600 off this Roborock bot for Black Friday. This model scored a near-perfect 4.5* in our Roborock Qrevo Slim review, with our tester calling out the extensive feature list and effective cleaning – you're getting an awful lot for your money with this price drop.

With 50% off list price, the X50 Ultra is at a new lowest-ever price. Easily one of the most accomplished robot vacuums we've tested, the Dreame X50 Ultra is an impressive all-rounder. Not only can it vault over thresholds with its tiny feel, but it also has a retractable sensor puck for low-clearance cleaning, extending side brushes, and a self-cleaning base. Plus, it offers powerful 20,000Pa suction.

Another high-end bot with an enormous price cut – there's $600 off the X9 Pro Omni in this limited-time Amazon deal. Previously, the lowest price on this model was $950, so you really getting a steal here. The USP here is a roller mop that cleans itself as it mops, rather than smearing spillages around (as static mop pads can do).