Prime Early Access Sale: Clean up with this insane Eufy RoboVac 15C Max deal
The Eufy RoboVac 15C Max is going cheap in the Prime Early Access Sale
The Amazon Prime Early Access Sale has kicked off with aplomb, and one of the many offers that caught our eye was this Eufy RoboVac 15C Max deal, saving you nearly £100 on the whip smart device. The robot vacuum, formerly £244 on Amazon, is now a steal at just £150 in the sales, marking savings of a whopping £94.
We have long been proponents of the RoboVac range, with our full-length Eufy RoboVac 15C Max review lavishing five stars on the home-cleaning device. We were particularly impressed with its quiet operation (great for minimising distractions when you’re trying to WFH) and lengthy cleaning time. Meanwhile, as Kitchen Editor Danielle Amato notes, its power – the RoboVac 15C Max packs a punch – belies an already affordable price tag (in the robot vacuum market).
With its already modest price, this most recent price slash makes the Eufy RoboVac 15C Max a very compelling offering indeed. The device is notably slimline, which, when combined with its low-volume operation makes it a welcome and unassuming house guest.
Meanwhile, its 100-minute run time between full charges means it’s adept at handling sizier rooms and flats, and when its battery is depleting it will navigate its way back to its charging dock without the need for a human steer.
While you’ll forgo some of the fancy features you get with higher end robot vacuums – think laser-based navigation and programmed no-go zones for your heirloom rugs – the Eufy RoboVac 15C Max does a highly commendable job. It’s excellent at roaming around your living space and extracting dirt, fluff and dust from carpets and hard floors alike with the help of its 2,000Pa of suction (an upgrade from the 1,500Pa of its predecessor, the Eufy 30C). Meanwhile, three cleaning settings (Standard, Boost IQ and Max) let you opt for a more vigorous vacuum of attention-starved floorspace.
The handy contraption is compatible with both Alexa and Google, so can be voice-activated for a truly hands-free experience. For those who prefer to operate on a more tangible basis, the in-box remote control is a handy addition.