#12 sources $50 lower than on Sep 6 $179 Roborock (brand store), white · incl. shipping checked today
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5 models are on sale today for $200 or less, shipping included. Ranked by our consensus of tests. The list moves with the prices.
On September 25, 2026 the best robot vacuum under $200 in our consensus is the Roborock Q7 M5, a robot without a station, today $179 at Roborock (brand store) including shipping to the United States.
Prices checked today at 6:59 PM ETRanking updated on September 25, 2026
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Under two hundred dollars you can get, in 2026, a robot that cleans on a schedule and finds its own way back to its dock: some with laser navigation and a map of your home, and the odd one with a self-emptying station. What you usually miss: a camera that recognizes socks and cables, a mop that lifts itself over carpet, and the suction of the pricier models on high-pile carpet.
The list below changes daily: a model that drops just under the limit today because of an offer may be gone tomorrow. The order is our consensus of 5 test sources. The price is today's lowest including shipping.
Score: consensus of the positions in 5 test sources, 100 = top of every source. Every model on this list is recommended by at least one test source. The bottom of a top list is still worth half the points, and a model named by only one source cannot score above 50. Only models sold in the United States count. Method.
These models are in our ranking, but their station type has too few ranked models here for a table of its own. The number is their place within their own station type.
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Models that are not in our ranking, because none of our test sources recommends them. We do track their prices.