Roborock Qvero S Pro for $400 ($300 off): This is another option from Roborock’s Qvero line, but we haven’t tested it like the Qvero Curve 2 above or the Saros 20 below. It’s almost half off which is worth checking out, and promises a nice suction level of 18,500 Pa, a liftable spinning mop and self-cleaning dock, and the obstacle avoidance and cleaning smarts that have made us such fans of Roborock.

Roborock Saros 20 for $1,300 ($300 off): This is Roborock’s newest and most powerful robot vacuum yet, with 36,000 Pa of suction. Former WIRED reviewer Adrienne So didn’t love that the vacuum could leave debris behind while it moved from her hard floors to her carpet, though, and the Adaptlift technology couldn’t lift itself out of her fireplace area. Still, if you have fewer transition spaces you’re worried about, she was happy with this robot vacuum otherwise.

Bissell PowerClean Cordless Stick Vacuum for $150 ($50 off): This is the cheaper version of the Bissell FurFinder vacuum. It has a weaker headlight and no FurFinder attachment, but it’s not priced low enough to be worth it. I’d just get the FurFinder above, since you’ll get more features for the same price.

Dyson Ball Animal 3 Extra for $400 ($150 off): If, for some reason, you really, really want an upright vacuum instead of a cordless model, then Dyson’s Ball Animal 3 Extra is on sale. The “Extra” in the name means it comes with twice the attachments compared to the regular Ball Animal 3. It’s designed with pet hair in mind, and former WIRED reviewer Jaina Grey was happy with how well it vacuumed her rabbit’s hair around the house.

Black + Decker Powerseries Extreme Max for $169 ($31 off): This is a fine vacuum, but I prefer Bissell’s models for the better stability and price point. The Black + Decker is usually on sale for this price, too, so it looks like a deal without being a good one.

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