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This Robot Vacuum Surprised Me With Its Ingenious Arms and Navigation Ability, and It's $400 Off for Prime Day

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I run CNET’s vacuum testing lab. One of our top-rated vacuums cleaned up my home in real life, and it’s back to an all-time low price for Amazon Prime Day.
Amazon Prime Day sale: The Dreame X50 robot vacuum is marked down to $1,300 as part of Amazon’s July Prime Day sale event. That’s a discount of 24% and the lowest price we’ve seen in more than a year. CNET’s key takeaways
The whole point of owning a robot vacuum is so you don’t have to do the cleaning yourself. But that was never the case at my house — partly because of what I call my « Ikea chair challenge. » I’ve seen many robo-vacs get stuck at the bottom of one of my chairs, which has an unusually-shaped base. It’s just one obstacle among many in my home, which is also filled with pet hair, paw prints and three teenage sons who leave things lying around everywhere.
Luckily I’m the product development design engineer who oversees operations at CNET’s testing lab, and after the Dreame X50 robot vacuum was named CNET’s best for obstacles and pets, I got to see how it performed in real-world conditions at my place.
Well, it conquered the Ikea chair. It was actually pretty entertaining to watch as the Dreame X50 struggled, regrouped and then used its auxiliary climbing arms to get over the chair’s base — just one of the tools it has in its arsenal. My experience with the Dreame X50 Ultra robot vacuum
Performance-wise, the Dreame X50 Ultra was generally solid. It started with a full deep clean, then vacuumed and mopped on its second run. During the app setup, I told it I had pets, so it emptied its dustbin a bunch during the first run.

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