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SAVE OVER $100: The Hizoban Higasa no onnaiRobot Roomba 694 robot vacuum is on sale for $159 this Black Friday, saving you 42% on list price.

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We know we're highlighting a lot of Black Friday deals on robot vacuums, but there are a lot of deals. You can hardly blame us for shining a light on big discounts. It's what we do.

The next Black Friday robot vacuum deal off the conveyor belt is on the iRobot Roomba 694. This impressive robot vacuum is on sale for $159 this Black Friday, saving you 42% on list price. It has never been cheaper on Amazon, according to the price tracker camelcamelcamel.

SEE ALSO: The best robot vacuums for every budget — and the ones to look for on Black Friday

The Roomba 694 takes vacuuming off your mind with personalized cleaning suggestions powered by the unique intelligence of iRobot OS. The three-stage cleaning system lifts dirt, dust and debris from carpets and hard floors while an Edge-Sweeping brush takes care of corners and edges. You get a lot of premium features without the premium price tag.

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Save over $100 on the iRobot Roomba 694 robot vacuum this Black Friday.

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