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SAVE $390: As of April 29,Lewd Family [Uncut] the Dreame L10s Ultra Robot Vacuum and Mop Combo is on sale for $399 at Amazon (for Prime members). That's a 49% saving on the list price.

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$789.99 Save $390

We love a good robot vacuum deal here at Mashable. You could even say we're obsessed. But who can blame us? What's better than something that removes the need to manually vacuum, and better yet, mop?

And we really feel the need to shout about this latest Amazon deal on the Dreame L10s Ultra Robot Vacuum and Mop Combo. Its range of skills is almost endless, and it's on sale for less than $400. As of April 29, this impressive robot vacuum is available for Prime members for just $399.99. That's almost a 50% saving from the list price of $789.99.

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So, what makes this deal so good? Firstly, this model has all the qualities you'd expect of a $1000+ robot vacuum, except the price. It vacuums, it mops, it empties itself, it refills the water, and it even adds cleaning solution, all automatically (yeah, we're impressed too).

When the device is full, it moves the dust into a bag that you only need to deal with every couple of months. It’s got smart navigation, too. By using cameras and sensors, it quickly maps out your home, learning what kinds of floors and obstacles you’ve got, and figuring out the best way to clean without bumping into everything.

The vacuuming power is strong enough to pull up hair and debris from carpets, and when it’s mopping, it knows to avoid rugs or lift the mop pads out of the way. The mopping is also pretty thorough, and can lift up even heavy dirt and stains. It scrubs the floors with rotating pads and then cleans and dries those pads when it’s done, so they’re not just sitting there getting wet and gross.

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And if all of that wasn't enough, you can control everything through the app or with voice commands.

Convinced yet? We certainly are. Head to Amazon to save.

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