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When it comes to things you want to do, vacuuming probably doesn’t even make the top 20 list. But, unfortunately for you and everyone in your household, those floors won’t clean themselves.
That’s where a good robot vacuum comes in. These little devices will do the work for you—all you have to do is sit back and watch. Today only, Amazon has slashed prices on the top-rated Kyvol Cybovac E20 Robot Vacuum Cleaner—it’s just $115 (was $169)—and its souped-up cousin, the Kyvol Cybovac E30 Robot Vacuum Cleaner for $160 (was $220).
Isn’t it time you did something for yourself? Here’s what you need to know about these handy vacs.
Don’t let the low price fool you—this robo vac does a lot. It boasts 2000 Pa of strong suction power to suck up all those crumbs, pet hair and whatever else is hanging out around your floors. It’s also just 2.85 inches high, making it thin enough to reach until small spaces.
The vacuum has an impressive 150 minutes of run time before it needs to self-charge. And, when the battery is low, it just heads on over to the charging base to power up again.
The E20 switches easily between its three modes: automatic cleaning, spot cleaning and edge cleaning, and it automatically increases the suction power when it hits carpet.
This little baby can be controlled by a smart app or your voice through Alexa or Google Assistant, making it beyond easy to get your vac going.
The vacuum gets props from reviewers for its slim size and whisper-quiet sound. “I was pleasantly surprised by how little noise this vacuum makes. I can run it anytime without interfering with our routine,” a happy customer wrote. “We can still watch TV, talk on the phone, and listen to music while it is doing its job.” Another fan said that this is “so much better than our Roomba.”
“Absolutely love this!” they wrote. “We decided to check out this brand after seeing an ad for it and I noticed a difference within the first 10 minutes of it running. It cleans better, it runs better, it’s much quieter, it fits under furniture without getting stuck, and best of all it cost less. Our Roomba sat unused for two months because it didn’t feel like it did anything, this is being run once or twice a day.”
The Cybovac E30 has a lot of the same features as the E20 and more. It features Gyroptic navigation sensors to clean your home more thoroughly on a zig-zag path. This smart navigation improves cleaning efficiency by 30 percent, allowing the vac to clean in a shorter area of time and with better coverage.
Another cool feature: It automatically increases suction power by 1.5 times on carpet for a fuller, deeper clean.
And, of course, it has the same features that make the E20 so awesome, including smart app and voice control and 150 minutes of run time. “I have 3 kids, 5 dogs and a cat. I was worried this vacuum wouldn’t have the power to clean the hair,” a working mom wrote. “I was wrong. This guy sucked up hair, dog food,Cheerios and crumbs equally as good as my traditional vacuum!”
Another five-star reviewer said the vacuum has been a “game changer” in their house. “The vacuum works on all of the surfaces we have—tile, laminate, carpet and rugs,” they wrote. “I am impressed with the suction and how much dirt is actually has in the bin. When we first moved in our feet were always dirty walking around barefoot but now our feet stay clean after using this little robot vac.”
The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.
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