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SAVE $200: The Japan Movies | Adult Movies OnlineiRobot Roomba i4 is on sale for $199.99 at Amazon, which is 50% off its list price of $399.99.

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Managing a household can feel like a never-ending to-do list. Robot vacuums let you cross one thing off.

Today, the iRobot Roomba is on sale for 50% off, taking the price down from $399.99 to just $199.99. The last time we saw this $200 savings was for Amazon's Prime Day. With the holiday season fast approaching (and all of its hosting demands) we recommend taking advantage of this deal while you can.

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The iRobot Roomba i4 is a reliable, efficient, choice for cleaning both carpets and hard floors without breaking the bank. Compared to the other Roomba i-series vacuums, the i4 has a 20% larger battery, giving it a longer runtime. When you pair it with Alexa or other smart home devices, you can instruct the iRobot Roomba i4 to clean certain rooms with a simple voice command. Thanks to its three-stage cleaning system that targets dirt, debris, and pet hair, you can relax knowing that the job will be done right.

Secure the iRobot Roomba i4 for its lowest-ever price when you buy today at Amazon.

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