11 Best Amazon Prime Big Deal Days Roborock Deals (October 2026 Sale)

If you want one Roborock that has proven itself after a few years of real homes, the Q7 M5+ is the safest thing to watch this sale. It self-empties for 7-9 weeks, its anti-tangle brushes were built around pet hair, and it has the largest review base of anything we looked at. For tighter budgets the Q10 S5+ adds a mop that lifts off the carpet on its own, and if you want the full dock treatment the Qrevo QV 35A washes and dries its pads for you. Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days runs October 6-7, 2026, and offers change by the hour, so treat these as the models worth watching rather than confirmed discounts.

Eleven Roborock models, one brand, no filler. Every one below comes with LiDAR mapping and app control, so the real differences come down to suction, what the dock does on your behalf, how well it copes with hair and thresholds, and how much of your week it takes back.

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First place: Roborock Q7 M5+ — the pick for anyone who wants a set-and-forget machine without paying flagship money. The self-emptying bag means you touch the dock roughly twice a quarter, and the dual anti-tangle brush system was designed around long-haired pets.

Second: Roborock Q10 S5+ — the same self-emptying idea with more floor-care logic. It detects carpet and raises the mop module so rugs stay dry, which makes it the better pick if your home is mostly hard floor with a couple of rugs.

Third: Roborock Qrevo QV 35A — the first genuinely all-in-one dock here. It empties, refills a 4L tank, washes the mops and dries them, which is where most owners of cheaper docks end up disappointed.

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How We Chose

We compared suction figures, dock functions, navigation and obstacle systems, runtime, filter type and physical clearance, then read what owners report about hair, carpets and maintenance. Ratings and review counts were checked on October 2026. No hands-on testing claims here — this is a spec-and-owner-report comparison.

1. Roborock Q7 M5+: Editor’s Choice

Pick this one if you want the least fiddly robot in the lineup. A 2.7L sealed bag means the dock handles 7-9 weeks of debris before you think about it, and the whole robot weighs 10.6 lb, which makes it the easiest of the eleven to lift into a cupboard between uses.

What stands out is the anti-tangle engineering rather than the headline suction. Roborock fitted a JawScraper main brush and a matching anti-tangle side brush specifically for households where a standard roller would wrap long hair around it within weeks. Owners with a shedding dog or a long-haired cat repeatedly point at this as the difference between the robot working and the robot being a hairball on the floor.

Consider a home where the only real problem is hair on hard floors and low-pile rugs. Ten thousand pascals is not flagship territory, but combined with a 12.8-inch cleaning path it moves through a normal living room quickly, and the 150-minute battery means it rarely needs a second pass to finish a floor.

• 7-9 week self-emptying into a sealed bag, so no loose dust in the dock
• Dual anti-tangle brushes aimed squarely at pet hair
• VibroRise mopping with three adjustable water flow levels
• PreciSense LiDAR gives 360-degree mapping and no-go zones
• Listed for wood, tile, marble and carpet

Skip it if mopping quality is the point of your purchase. The VibroRise pad is a maintenance companion rather than a deep-cleaning tool, and the dock has no wash or dry cycle, so you will be rinsing that pad by hand every few runs. Owners also flag the cartridge filter as a running cost that washable-filter models do not have.

Set against the Q10 S5+, the trade is simple: this is the pet-hair machine, and that one is the model that protects your carpets. Set against the Qrevo QV 35A, you give up dock washing entirely but lose very little cleaning power.

One setup detail catches people out: this model connects on 2.4GHz Wi-Fi only, so a dual-band router usually needs a small change in settings before the app will see it.

2. Roborock Q10 S5+: Best Value

Buy the Q10 S5+ when your home is hard floor with rugs scattered through it. The auto mop lift is the feature that changes daily life: the robot detects carpet and raises the mop module rather than dragging a damp pad across your rug, so you can leave it running a full vacuum-and-mop cycle without walking behind it.

The mopping is more serious than the entry Roborocks manage. VibraRise 2.0 scrubs up to 3,000 times per minute, which handles dried-on marks on tile and sealed wood far better than a static pad. Suction is the same 10,000Pa as the Q7 M5+, but with a wider 13.9-inch cleaning path.

For a 1,200 sq ft home with one long-haired cat, this is the configuration that survives contact with reality. The washable filter removes the recurring filter cost that nags at the Q7 M5+, and the 2.7L bag stretches to about 70 days between changes.

• Automatic mop lift means carpets stay dry
• Sonic mopping at up to 3,000 scrubs per minute
• ReactiveTech structured-light obstacle detection with no camera
• Multi-level LiDAR mapping
• Works with phone app, buttons and voice assistants

The main trade-off owners report is the mop itself. There is no wash or dry cycle, so pads need manual cleaning, and several reviews mention that the machine needs vacuuming first and mopping second to get a good result. Two suction levels is also fewer than you get on anything above the entry tier, so you cannot dial down noise room by room.

Where it beats the Q7 M5+ is carpets and filter cost. Where it loses to the Qrevo QV 35A is dock automation, since that dock washes, dries and refills while this one only empties.

One thing that trips people up: the 2.7L bin is small, so a vacuum-only run through a house with heavy grit will fill it faster than the 70-day figure suggests.

3. Roborock Qrevo QV 35A: Best for a First Dock Upgrade

This is the model to watch if you have never owned a self-washing dock. Most buyers upgrade from a robot that only empties its own bin, and the moment you see pads rinsed and dried without you touching anything the routine changes completely. Emptying, refilling a 4L tank, washing and drying all happen at the dock.

Two details make it work on mixed floors. The dual spinning mops run at 200RPM with 30 water levels, and there is a 10mm lift for low-pile carpet, so the pads clear rugs without fully detaching. The full-rubber spiral main brush and the SGS-certified zero-tangle side brush handle hair better than 8,000Pa alone would suggest.

Mapping covers up to four levels, and the app allows custom routes, scheduling, a child lock and manual map editing. For a three-storey house it is the most straightforward route in this list to proper multi-floor handling with a dock that does the water work.

• 4L clean tank covers 3,552 sq ft between refills
• ReactiveTech obstacle avoidance plus PreciSense LiDAR
• Up to four mapped floor plans
• Washable filter, so no recurring filter purchase
• Dual spinning pads with 30 water levels

Owners report that 8,000Pa is the real ceiling here. Embedded carpet debris and deep-pile rugs need more suction than this offers, and buyers upgrading from a modern flagship notice it. Replacement dust bags are also an ongoing cost, and the dock stands 23.5 inches tall, which limits where you can put it.

If your home is mostly carpet, look up the list to the Saros 10R. If your budget is tight and hard floors dominate, the Q10 S5+ gets you most of the way with a smaller footprint and no disposable-bag habit to build.

Plan the dock’s spot before you buy. At 23.5 inches tall it will not tuck under a low counter, and it needs floor space beside a wall for the ramp to work.

4. Roborock Saros 10R: Best for Pet Hair and Thresholds

The Saros 10R solves two problems at once that separate robots usually trade against each other. It has flagship-level suction at 22,000Pa and a body only 3.14 inches tall, so the same machine that deep-cleans your carpets also slides under the bed where nothing else reaches.

Its navigation is the other reason to look closely. StarSight Autonomous System 2.0 puts sensors on the side and front with no raised tower, and the side-mounted arrangement catches cords, shoes and furniture legs that top-mounted LiDAR units roll straight over. VertiBeam lateral sensing identifies up to 108 obstacle types. The 10-in-1 dock washes pads at 176F, dries at 131F, dispenses detergent automatically and collects dust for 60 days.

Picture a two-dog home with a 4 cm door threshold and one rug the robot has to cross. The AdaptiLift chassis clears obstacles up to 4 cm, the Zero-Tangle DuoDivide brush leaves essentially nothing wrapped around it, and the mop lifts over carpet on the way. That combination is why it earns its place for pet households.

• 22,000Pa HyperForce suction for embedded carpet debris
• 3.14-inch slim profile with retractable navigation
• FlexiArm Riser extends side brush and mop into corners
• 176F hot-water wash and 131F hot-air dry at the dock
• On-device Hello Rocky voice commands work without internet

The trade-off is setup patience. Owners report that the app buries several useful settings and that SmartPlan can underperform a hand-built routine, so expect to spend a week tuning it. Critical reviews focus on occasional charging-contact faults and the built-in camera, which some people would rather not have in the house.

Compared with the Saros 20, you give up 14,000Pa of suction and a 3.46-inch step-climbing chassis, and you get a smaller footprint and a lower tier. Compared with the Q7 M5+, you gain obstacle avoidance, a self-washing dock and a body that fits under furniture.

Worth flagging as maintenance: the contact sensors on the charging dock need wiping regularly, because owners who skip this report intermittent charging faults that look like battery problems.

5. Roborock Qrevo MaxV: Best for Dock Automation Reasonably

This listing is a professionally refurbished unit, which changes how you should read everything else about it. You are buying the same hardware at a lower entry point, with the trade that the warranty and cosmetic guarantees are not identical to a new box. Buyers who take that trade report machines that arrive clean and working.

The dock is the reason to consider it. Multifunctional Dock 2.0 washes mops at 140F, dries at 113F, uses dirt detection to decide when a re-wash is needed, empties the bin for seven-plus weeks and refills clean water. Hot water at the dock is the single biggest upgrade over a self-empty-only station, because cold-water pads are where the mildew smell starts.

Edge cleaning is the other draw. FlexiArm mopping reaches skirting and corners with 98.8 percent coverage at 1.85mm accuracy, and the mop lifts 10mm over carpet. Reactive AI recognition covers 62 object types using structured light and RGB cameras alongside LiDAR, and the built-in Hello Rocky assistant works without a Wi-Fi connection.

• 140F hot-water washing with automatic dirt detection
• FlexiArm edge mopping rated at 98.8 percent edge coverage
• Automatic 10mm mop lift on carpet
• Dual 200RPM rotation for hard floors
• On-device voice commands and two-way video

Suction is the honest weakness. At 7,000Pa it is the lowest in this group, and on deep-pile carpet or long pet hair it will show you. Owners also stress that results depend on tuning the mop wash interval, otherwise the pad dries out and just polishes the floor.

Skip it if your home is carpet-led and you want the vacuuming to be the main event. If hard floors, edges and dock automation matter more, the same dock logic appears in the Qrevo QV 35A with more suction headroom.

Because this one is sold refurbished, read the condition terms on the listing carefully before you order, and check what the return window covers for a machine that has already been through a previous home.

6. Roborock Saros 20: Premium Pick

At 36,000Pa this is the most powerful machine in the roundup, and it is the only one here that crosses 3.46-inch double-layer steps without losing suction. If your home has split levels, a thick front rug or raised thresholds, that mechanical headroom matters more than any app feature.

The rest of the specification sheet is built the same way. StarSight Autonomous System 2.0 combines 3D ToF sensors with an RGB camera and recognises more than 300 obstacle types. The RockDock washes mops at 212F, dries at 131F, empties dust for 65 days and uses a one-piece cleaning tray. FlexiArm edge cleaning comes with curtain awareness, so it can tell a hanging curtain from a wall.

For a household with several heavy-shedding pets, the dual zero-tangle anti-hair system is the feature owners write home about. One owner with seven dogs reports zero clogs after moving to scheduled room-by-room runs, and reviews upgrading from older S-series machines note better suction, quieter running and better hair handling.

• 36,000Pa digital motor, the highest figure here
• AdaptiLift Chassis 3.0 for 3.46-inch double-layer steps
• 3.13-inch minimum height to slide under sofas and beds
• 212F mop washing keeps pads sanitary and odour-free
• Supports both 2.4GHz and 5GHz Wi-Fi

The cost is the top of this list and it is the one place the argument gets thin, because the Saros 10R does much of the same work for less. Beyond that, the dust bin is awkward to check because the whole cover comes off, the robot docks backwards which irritates anyone who likes to inspect it, and object recognition still occasionally misses pet accidents in heavily furred rooms.

Where it sits against the Saros 10R, you are paying for suction headroom and step climbing. Where it sits against the Qrevo 2 Pro, you are paying for camera-based avoidance and hotter dock water rather than runtime.

Good to know: it is also the only model here with 5GHz Wi-Fi support. If you run a mesh network with separate bands, that removes a setup step the others need.

7. Roborock S8 Max Ultra: Best for a Plumbed Setup

Everything else on this list needs you to refill a tank and empty a dirty one. The S8 Max Ultra’s Refill and Drainage System pipes clean water in and dirty water out, which is the only way in this group to run long mopping jobs with nobody home. If you have a laundry room or utility sink nearby, that is a genuine capability no competitor on this list matches.

RockDock Ultra adds 140F hot-water washing, intelligent dirt detection, hot-air drying and an automatic detergent dispenser that lasts three-plus months per fill. Mopping is dual-vibration at 4,000 scrubs per minute, the mops lift 20mm over carpet, and FlexiArm side cleaning reaches concave corners with full coverage.

The cost of that capability is installation. The dock needs 30.5cm of height, 42cm of width and 100cm of depth of clearance, sits against a wall on a hard floor, and the pipes have to run within 6 meters. At 41.2 lb it is the heaviest unit here by a wide margin, and 8,000Pa is well below what current models offer.

• Plumbed clean-water refill and dirty-water drainage
• 140F hot-water washing with automatic drying
• Detergent dispenser with 3-plus months per fill
• 20mm auto mop lift with carpet-first modes
• Reactive 3D obstacle avoidance plus LiDAR mapping

Owners who installed it report the payoff is doing everything overnight without returning to the dock. Buyers who expected a current-generation vacuum are disappointed by the suction figure, and anyone without a nearby water source should skip it entirely.

Compared with the Qrevo QV 35A, you trade a 23.5-inch tall freestanding dock for a permanently plumbed one. Compared with the Saros 10R, you give up 14,000Pa and gain plumbing.

Measure the alcove before you order. The stated clearances are the number people miss, and the dock is not designed to sit freestanding in the middle of a room.

8. Roborock Qrevo S5V: Best for Multi-Level Homes

The Qrevo S5V is the version of the Qrevo line to buy if you have more than one floor. Its 360-degree LiDAR mapping holds up to four separate floor plans, so a split-level house gets proper room-by-room cleaning upstairs and downstairs rather than one flattened map. At 12,000Pa from a brushless motor it also has more suction headroom than the dock-equipped models below it.

Maintenance intervals are the quiet selling point. The dock holds dust for 10 weeks, refills water automatically across 3,552 sq ft, and washes and dries the mops. The dual zero-tangle system pairs an SGS-certified arc side brush rated at zero hair tangling with a rubberised floating DuoDivide main brush, which is the combination long-haired pet owners tend to care about most.

Think of it as the sensible middle of the range: more capability than a self-empty-only dock, less money than a Saros, and a form factor that is not trying to be a flagship. FlexiArm extends the mop into hidden corners, dual 200RPM pads spin at 30 water levels, and the mop lifts 10mm over carpet.

• Up to four floor plans in one map set
• 12,000Pa brushless motor with carpet boost
• 10-week self-emptying and automatic water refill
• SGS-certified zero-tangle side brush
• Structured-light avoidance with no-go-zone suggestions

Two things get mentioned repeatedly in reviews. There is no RGB camera, so cord and pet-waste avoidance relies on structured light alone and it is not in the same class as the camera-equipped models. Drying is warm air rather than the hotter cycles on the Saros units, so you still need a replacement-pad routine. And with 30 water levels plus a deep settings tree, the first week of ownership is mostly calibration.

Against the Qrevo 2 Pro you trade a newer generation and higher suction for a longer self-empty interval. Against the Qrevo Curv 2 Flow you trade the roller mop for spinning pads.

If your router broadcasts on 5GHz only, set up a 2.4GHz network before you start pairing.

9. Roborock Qrevo Curv 2 Flow: Best for Streak-Free Hardwoods

If you have sealed hardwood or polished tile and you are tired of the grey swirls that spinning pads leave behind, this is the model built to solve it. The SpiraFlow roller mop is a roller rather than a pair of pads, and its built-in scraper continuously pushes water and grime off the roller as it rotates at 220RPM under 15N of pressure across eight hydration points.

The result, according to owners, is a floor that dries without streaks and a pad you never have to rinse by hand. One owner reports going 78 cleanings without manual intervention, which is the lowest-maintenance claim any model in this list supports.

Carpet protection is handled by a three-part strategy: automatic suction boost, a 15mm mop lift and a deploying Roller Shield that keeps the roller off the floor when vacuuming. The DirTect system reads the type of dirt and shifts behaviour accordingly, switching to mop-only for liquids like coffee or ketchup and lifting the brushes to stop smearing.

• SpiraFlow roller mop with an integrated scraper
• 20,000Pa with an SGS-certified zero-tangle brush system
• 167F high-temperature dock cleaning and 131F drying
• 242-minute battery for long single runs
• Reactive AI recognition of 200-plus object types

These are design omissions rather than faults, but they are real. There is no chassis lift, so it struggles to mount taller rugs and can push small bath mats around. The body is tall with no retractable LiDAR, so low furniture is out of reach. Mopping is not done with hot water and there is no automatic detergent dispenser, and the side brush does not extend into corners the way FlexiArm models do.

Compared with the Qrevo 2 Pro, you get quieter running and a self-cleaning roller but lose the auto mop removal. Compared with the Qrevo Edge 2, you give up 25,000Pa and the retractable profile in exchange for that roller.

One caution worth acting on: a few reviewers report water leaking or over-wetting from the base, so test it on a small section of floor first and check the tray after the first full cycle.

10. Roborock Qrevo 2 Pro: Best for Large Homes

The Qrevo 2 Pro is built around one number: 253 minutes of battery life, the longest here, which means a 4,000 sq ft home gets finished in a single run without a mid-job recharge. Paired with 20,000Pa suction and automatic carpet boost, it covers ground rather than circling it.

The auto mop removal is the feature owners mention first. Rather than merely lifting the pads, the robot detaches them before vacuuming a carpeted area and reattaches for hard floor, so carpet gets vacuumed properly and the pads stay clean. The DuoDivide main brush also untwists so you can strip hair off it in seconds rather than with scissors.

Quietness is the quiet selling point. The listing states 54 dB, against 64-65 dB for the models that publish a figure, and owners describe running it while the household is awake without it taking over the room.

• 253-minute runtime, the longest in the roundup
• 20,000Pa HyperForce suction with carpet boost
• Auto mop removal plus up to 15mm mop lift
• FlexiArm edge mopping to within 1.85mm of walls
• Dock empties, refills and washes at 149F

The 149F dock wash is cooler than the Saros models and the Qrevo Edge 2, and there is no camera, so obstacle recognition is structured light only. Two app annoyances come up often: there is no mop-only setting, so you choose between vacuum-only and vacuum-and-mop, and if the robot gets stuck there is no way to trigger an audible beep to locate it. Reviewers also note the onboarding documentation is thinner than expected for a first robot.

Against the Saros 20 you give up step climbing and camera avoidance. Against the Qrevo S5V you gain 8,000Pa, longer runtime and a newer generation of app.

The practical takeaway is zoning: on complicated multi-level homes with steps and mixed flooring, owners report strong results as long as you set up per-floor zones in the app first.

11. Roborock Qrevo Edge 2: Best for Corner and Toe-Kick Cleaning

Kitchen cabinets, toe-kicks and the strip where skirting meets floor are where most robots give up, and this one is built the other way round. The FlexiArm Arc Side Brush works down to 0.98 inches along walls, into corners and along toe-kicks, which is the tightest edge reach in the roundup.

The body retracts rather than towering. At 3.14 inches, RetractSense Navigation pulls an upward dToF range finder down into the chassis so the machine fits under beds and sofas, supported by a 100-degree vision module. Suction is 25,000Pa, the second-highest figure here, and Reactive AI pairs structured light with an RGB camera and LED light to recognise more than 280 object types.

The dock matches the flagship set: 176F hot-water washing with a soaking mode, 131F warm-air drying, 65-day self-emptying, warm-water auto refill and a detachable base. Mopping pressure is 8N on a fast-absorbing low-residue pad, so sealed hardwood dries quickly afterwards.

• Edge cleaning to within 0.98 inches of walls and toe-kicks
• 25,000Pa with a dual anti-tangle system
• 3.14-inch body with retracting navigation tower
• 176F dock wash with soaking mode and 65-day emptying
• Curtain and gap cleaning with SmartPlan 3.0

The caveat is the review base. At roughly 580 ratings it has the thinnest history here, so long-term durability data is thinner than for the established Qrevo and Saros lines, and the retractable lidar is a newer mechanism with fewer field hours behind it. The dual spinning pads also need regular washing, and the fast-absorbing design is less forgiving of heavy grime than a roller system.

If your main annoyance is edges and skirting, nothing else here does it as precisely. If your main annoyance is tangled pet hair on carpet, the Saros 20 or Qrevo 2 Pro have more suction behind the brush.

Before you start, check that your phone’s app version is current. Newer Roborock models rely on software behaviour for mop lift and docking.

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Cleaning Performance and Floor Coverage

Suction is the easiest number to compare and the least useful on its own. Read it against your floor type: under about 8,000Pa is fine for sealed hard floors, while pet hair embedded in carpet needs 20,000Pa or more, which is why the Saros 10R and Saros 20 sit where they do. Also check the cleaning path width, the brush type and whether there is a rubber or DuoDivide main brush, since that is what decides how often you cut hair off it.

Mapping, Obstacle Avoidance, and App Control

Every model here maps with LiDAR, so the differentiator is obstacle detection. Structured-light-only models such as the Qrevo S5V and Qrevo 2 Pro are cheaper and keep the house free of cameras, while camera-equipped units like the Saros 20 and Qrevo Edge 2 catch cords and pet waste far more reliably. Check multi-floor map limits if you have more than two levels, and confirm whether your router supports the band the model needs.

Mopping and All-Floor Versatility

Decide how much mopping actually matters to you, because the gap is wide. Self-empty-only docks mean rinsing a pad by hand. Docks that wash at 131F to 167F keep pads sanitary without much effort, and the roller design on the Qrevo Curv 2 Flow removes the swirls spinning pads leave. Look for an automatic mop lift or full mop removal if you have rugs.

Maintenance, Dock, and Replacement Parts

This is where running costs live. Docks that use disposable dust bags add a consumable you will keep buying, cartridge filters need replacing, and every mop system needs pads replaced at intervals. Battery runtime, washable filters and self-emptying are the three things that reduce how often you touch the machine at all.

Battery Life, Noise, and Whole-Home Runtime

Runtime figures range from 150 minutes on the entry Q models to 253 minutes on the Qrevo 2 Pro. For an apartment under 1,500 sq ft, 150 minutes is genuinely enough. Past 3,000 sq ft, the longer runtimes and the ability to finish without a mid-job recharge start to matter. Noise is less well published across this range, so treat decibel claims as model-specific.

How to Shop Robot Vacuum Deals During the Sale

Check the model number and generation code in the listing title, not just the family name, because Roborock reuses names like Qrevo, Qrevo S and Qrevo Curv for very different machines. Confirm the dock variant you are getting, whether the listing is new or refurbished, what the bundle includes in terms of spare bags, filters and mop pads, and who the seller and shipping party are. Most offers need an active Prime membership, and every price and offer can change through the event, so check the listing again before you commit.

A short checklist for the sale:

• Match the exact model number and generation code to the specs you read here
• Confirm the dock functions you actually need: empty, refill, wash, dry
• Check whether the listing is new or refurbished, and what the return terms cover
• Verify your Wi-Fi band matches the model before you order
• Check what replacement bags, filters and pads cost for that specific model
• Re-read the listing on the day you order, since offers shift through the event

Frequently Asked Questions

Final Verdict: Best Amazon Prime Big Deal Days Roborock Deals

The Roborock Q7 M5+ is the one to watch most closely during Prime Big Deal Days. Twenty-five thousand owner reports sit behind it, it empties for 7-9 weeks, and the anti-tangle brushes handle the problem most households actually have.

For the tightest budget, the Roborock Q10 S5+ is the sensible buy, and its auto mop lift protects carpets while its washable filter avoids a recurring cost. If your first upgrade is a dock that washes and dries, the Qrevo QV 35A does the most automation for the least. For heavy pet hair, step up to the Saros 10R; for the deepest carpets and the most obstacle recognition, the Saros 20 is the top of this list.

The rest of the list serves a specific house. The Roborock Qrevo 2 Pro takes large homes and quiet running, the Qrevo Curv 2 Flow is the one for streak-free hardwood, the Qrevo Edge 2 is the one for edges and toe-kicks, the Qrevo S5V handles multi-level mapping, the Qrevo MaxV is a refurbished route to dock automation, and the S8 Max Ultra is the only option here that can run all day with a plumbed water line.

Check the current price on each listing during the event, and match the model number to the specs above before you order.