Eufys C28 robot vacuum and mop gets $300 discount in Amazons Labor Day sale
SAVE $300: As of Sept.
7, the Eufy C28 robot vacuum and mop is discounted to $499.99 at Amazon during Labor Day sales.
That's $300 off its full price of $799.99.
Opens in a new window Credit: Eufy Eufy C28 Robot Vacuum Cleaner and Mop Combo $499.99 at Amazon $799.99 Save $300 Get Deal Many retailers still have great Labor Day deals to browse, whether you're looking to save on tech or home items.
In the latter category, the Eufy C28 robot vacuum and mop has received a huge $300 price cut at Amazon as part of the sale, but it might not be discounted for much longer.
As of Sept.
7, shoppers can grab the Eufy C28 for $499.99 at the retailer, down from its full price of $799.99.
That's an excellent discount on a robot vacuum we love (it's currently our pick for the best budget roller mop ), but considering its 'limited time deal' tag, it may not be marked down for long beyond Labor Day today.
If it's caught your eye, now is the time to add it to your shopping cart.
SEE ALSO: Best Buy's Labor Day 2026 sale is live: Shop deals on Sony headphones, gaming laptops, Chromebooks With its ability to tackle carpets and hard surfaces, the Eufy C28 is a versatile combo cleaner to have zooming around your house.
It's 15,000 Pa suction, paired with a DuoSpiral brush to handle long hair and prevent tangling, and it clears crumbs, dust, and debris on your floors.
It even boasts LiDAR navigation that helps it steer clear of obstacles as it cleans, so nothing can slow it down while it's on the move.
Mashable's Leah Stodart had plenty of praise for the Eufy C28's mopping capabilities as well, writing in her review that "When it comes to big spills and dried stains, the Eufy C28 is easily the most efficient robot mop in the $600 to $800 price range I've ever tested." According to the store page, it also self-cleans while mopping, with a built-in scraper that deposits dirt into a separate tank.
Plus, the mop auto-lifts when it hits carpet, so there's no need to worry about them getting wet.
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