CNET lists four suction levels and a corner-cleaning brush, but checkout costs and deal timing may vary.
CNET reported on Sept. 16 that Walmart was offering the iRobot Roomba 105 for $189, down from a listed original price of $300. That is a $111 discount on the advertised price.
The deal targets routine floor cleaning rather than a premium feature hunt. CNET says the robot has four suction levels for hardwood floors and carpets, plus an edge-sweeping brush for corners and other hard-to-reach areas.
The real purchase cost is not fully clear from the deal listing. The advertised item price is $189, but taxes, shipping, availability, and any checkout conditions could change the final total. CNET’s extract also does not say how long the Walmart price will last or whether every location has stock.
This is a deal listing, not an independent performance test. The cleaning features and discount should therefore be treated as advertised specifications, not proof of how well the robot will perform in a particular home.
For shoppers who want a lower-priced robot vacuum for basic hardwood and carpet cleaning, the Roomba 105 deserves a look at $189. Before buying, check Walmart’s current price, delivery fee, stock status, and return terms; wait if the checkout total rises much above the advertised price.