Best Robot Vacuum Singapore 2026: All 6 Brands' Sale Prices, Checked 16 September

Dreame's Sep Exclusive Sale banner has been replaced again. The announcement bar now counts down an **X60 Extreme Official Launch** promo to **23:59 on 17 September 2026**, and that is the only published deadline anywhere in this article. The homepage carousel runs X60 Extreme Launch, Sep Sale, Online Exclusive Vouchers and Stackable Vouchers. The problem is what it is counting down to. The **X60 Ultra Extreme and X60 Master Extreme**, which we listed on 6 September at **$1,871 and $1,971 (U.P. $2,699 / $2,799)**, are **no longer on the store at all**. The banner's own Shop Now link returns a **404**, the robot-vacuum collection does not contain them, and a store search for "X60 Extreme" returns only a **$249 Extreme accessory pack** and a **$299 installation** item. The shelf you can actually buy from is down to **thirteen listings** running **$329 to $1,671**, and one of them is out of stock. The top is now the **X60 Master at $1,671 (U.P. $2,199)** with the **X60 Ultra at $1,571 (U.P. $2,099)**. The **X50 Pro Ultra ($1,349)** and **X50 Pro Master ($1,399)** are **unavailable across all four variants**, so the retractable-leg Pro tier is off the table for now. Only one price moved in ten days: the **X50 Ultra** is up $40 to **$1,239 (U.P. $1,799)**, with the **X50 Master** beside it at **$1,199 (U.P. $1,899)**. Everything else held, which makes this the second most stable shelf of the six: **Matrix10 Ultra $1,799 (U.P. $2,699)**, **Aqua10 Ultra Roller $1,399 (U.P. $2,099)**, **Aqua10 Pro Track $1,339 (U.P. $1,999)**, **Aqua10 Roller $1,099 (U.P. $1,699)**, **Aqua10 Roller AE $939 (U.P. $1,499)**, **L10s Ultra HEAT $899 (U.P. $1,199)**, **D30 Ultra CE from $699**, **D20 Ultra from $529**, **D20 $399 (U.P. $499)** and **F20 $329 (U.P. $449)**. Note the ranges. A $2,099 list price dropping to $1,571 is a discount a shop can defend, which is still what separates Dreame from most of this list.

The "We are at COMEX 2026" banner has come down with the show, and so has the discounting behind it. Roborock is the clearest case in this article of a brand that cut hard for a dated campaign and then quietly put the shelf back up, so **every Roborock price we published on 6 September is now too low**. The **Saros 20** is **$1,399.90 (U.P. $2,099.90)**, up $100. The **Qrevo S Pro**, which at $599.90 was the single most interesting number in this article, is **$659 (U.P. $999.90)**, up $59.10, and a docked, self-emptying, self-washing Roborock is no longer available under $600. The same happened down the range: **Saros 20 Sonic $1,499.90 (U.P. $2,799.90)**, **Saros 20 Refill & Drainage $1,899.90 (U.P. $2,399.90)**, **Qrevo Curv 2 Flow $999.90 (U.P. $1,559.90)**, **Qrevo 2 Pro $899.90 (U.P. $1,399.90)** and **Q7 Pro Max+ $459.90**. Three cheaper entries went out of stock rather than up: the **Qrevo Edge 2** is **$1,099.90** and unavailable, the **Q7 TF** is **$239.90** and unavailable, and the **Q7 Pro Max** at **$359.90** is unavailable too. Three listings are new: the **Saros 20 Flow at $1,449.90**, the **Qrevo Edge 2 Flow at $1,199.90** and the **H60 Ultra at $359.90 (U.P. $1,099.90)**, which is a stick vacuum rather than a robot. The **Certified Refurbished** shelf is the part that did not move, and it is now the only place a Roborock beats its September prices: **Q7 TF+ $279.90**, **Qrevo Master $599.90**, **Qrevo 5AE $599.90**, **Qrevo Slim $799.90**, **Qrevo MaxV $935.90**, **S8 Max Ultra $1,099.90**, **Saros 10 Refill & Drainage $1,599.90** and **Saros Z70 $1,799.90**, with the **Qrevo Pro at $1,039.90** back in stock after vanishing last time. Two leftovers from the store's 9.11 auction, which closed at midnight on 14 September, now sit there as ordinary buy-now listings: a **brand-new Qrevo 5AE at $749.90 (U.P. $1,499.90)** and a **Saros 10 Black demo set at $1,199.90 (U.P. $2,499.90)**. One caution has not changed. The discounted **F25 RT Gen 2 ($399.90)**, **F25 ACE ($419.90)**, **F25 ACE Combo ($599.90)**, **F25 Pro Turbo ($659.90)**, **F25 ACE Pro ($729.90)** and **F25 Ultra ($759.90)** are wet-dry stick vacuums you push yourself, not robots, and four of those six are dearer than they were ten days ago.

ECOVACS sells in Singapore through **ecovacstineco.com.sg**, its official local store, and it is one of the two shelves here that did not move a single robot price in ten days. The flagship is still the **X12 Pro Omni at $1,499**, the **T90 Pro Omni** is **$1,199** with an auto-refill **T90 Pro Auto** version at **$1,499**, the **T80 Omni** and the **T50S Pro Omni** are **$899** each, the **T30C Max Omni** is **$749**, the **T30C Prime Omni** is **$599**, the **N30** is **$349** with the **N30 Plus** at **$419**, the **DEEBOT Mini 2** is **$499** and the **DEEBOT Mini** runs **$549 to $599** by colour. That keeps **$899 for the T80 Omni** the cheapest full multifunction dock with a roller mop from a top-four brand. The store has also tidied up the thing we flagged last time: the **duplicate COMEX26 listings** that had the X12 Pro Omni at $1,499 against "$4,999" and at $1,599 against "$4,799", and the T50S Pro Omni against two different usual prices, have been **withdrawn**. One robot still carries the contradiction, and it is worth knowing about because it is the cheaper listing that wins: the **T30C Max Omni sits on the store twice**, at **$749 against a "$2,599" usual price** and, under a COMEX26 label, at **$779 against "$2,399"**. Same machine, two usual prices, $30 apart, so take the $749 one. The bagless **DEEBOT X11 OmniCyclone** we removed last time is still gone, with only its accessories kit left on the store. Ignore the left-hand number on all of these and cross-check against Courts, Gain City, Harvey Norman or FairPrice, all of which carry ECOVACS locally.

MOVA runs its own Singapore store at **mova.sg**, and nothing here has changed for a third check running. The announcement bar still rotates **"September Sale! Up to 75% On Best Sellers!"** with free delivery and 0% instalments, and it still carries no date. That makes this the most stable shelf of the six, and it makes the same point clearer than before: the machine to buy here is not the one MOVA leads with. The **S70 Roller is $729**, a roller-mop machine with **28,000 Pa** suction, an **80°C self-cleaning roller**, a 5L clean-water tank and a 90mm body, in stock and orderable today. That is **$170 less** than the **Z60 Ultra Roller at $899 (U.P. $1,399)** that gets the billing, and it is the second-cheapest roller mop in this article behind eufy's C28. One thing did change, in your favour. The **V70 Ultra Complete at $1,399 (U.P. $1,799)** is **no longer a pre-order**: it is in stock, labelled a new launch, and the listing includes a 1.5-year accessory pack MOVA values at **$249**, on a 42,000 Pa machine with a bagless HEPA dust tank and a 17cm mop extension. Beside it the **Z70 Ultra Roller** (pictured) is also **$1,399 (U.P. $1,799)** and the **V50 Ultra Complete** is **$999 (U.P. $1,299)**. At the bottom the **E10 is $159 (U.P. $419)**, the one to buy for a small rental or a second floor where you just want daily crumb patrol. The shelf is still **seven robots**: the **P20 Ultra** remains delisted a month on, and the **E40 Ultra** is still a **$499 pre-order**, which matters because the headline "up to 75%" leans on the bottom of the range. One number to disregard: the S70 Roller's discount is quoted against a **$2,299** usual price, which sits well outside the rest of MOVA's own pricing, and it is the reason that $729 shows as 69% off.

Narwal's Singapore store at **sg.narwal.com** has held every price for a second check running, and the offer worth coming for is unchanged. The **Freo Z10 Ultra** is listed at **$1,599** and its product title still carries **"Get $400 OFF at Checkout"**, so the discount is applied in the cart rather than shown on the tile and the machine lands at **$1,199**. The Auto Water Kit version is **$1,898** before the same deduction. What to disregard is the strikethrough beside it, **$5,399**, and the same treatment runs across the range: the **Flow** at **$1,699** against "$6,299", the Auto-Water Flow at **$1,799** and the **Z10** at **$999** against "$4,699", with **$1,298** for the Autowater variant. Those figures are not prices anyone in Singapore has paid. The **Freo 20** pre-order is still **$6,299 with no discount claimed at all**, which remains the only Narwal price here that is simply what it says it is. Two things did change, and both narrow your options. The **Flow 2 at $1,999** has **sold out**, taking the $2,229 accessories bundle with it, so the flagship we listed on 6 September cannot be bought. And the **sample sale has lost its cheapest grade**: the **$399 (8/10)** Z10 is gone, leaving **$499 for 9.5/10** and **$599 for 9.9/10**, described by Narwal as 100% functional with slight cosmetic imperfections and carrying the full warranty. The hardware is well regarded, particularly the self-washing base and the mop-lifting on carpet, and the brand backs it with a **2-year local warranty** on robot vacuums (accessories excluded) from its office at 1 Irving Place, #06-09, The Commerze@Irving. Stock remains the thing to watch: the **Freo X10 Pro at $799** and the **Freo Z Ultra at $1,999** are both still unavailable.

eufy, which now trades as **Anker eufy**, is the value pick of this list and got better between checks for the second time running. The **Robot Vacuum Omni C28** is still listed at **$699**, but the copyable code on its own product page has gone from $100 to **$124 (WS24C28SG)**, so it lands at **$575**. For that you get a **HydroJet self-cleaning roller mop**, a DuoSpiral anti-tangle brush and a **5-in-1 Omni station** that empties dust, washes the mop, refills water, dries with hot air and collects the waste water. A roller mop is the one specification on this list worth paying up for, and at $575 the C28 undercuts every other roller here, including MOVA's own cheapest at $729. Every one of the six codes deepened. **Omni C20 $499 → $393 (WS24C20SG)**, a self-emptying dock and 7,000 Pa for under $400, which is the cheapest docked machine in this article by some distance. **E25 $999 → $699 (WS24E25SG)** and **Omni E28 $1,099 → $799 (WS24E28SG)**, both now $300 off rather than $276. The flagship **Robot Vacuum S2**, running **30,000 Pa AeroTurbo 2.0** and a HydroJet 2.0 roller mop, is **$1,599 → $1,375 (WS24WS2PSG)**. The one code that did not move is **X10 Pro Omni $599 → $499 (WS24X10SG)**, and that is the honest caveat, because the X10 Pro Omni is **still out of stock**, so it remains a number you cannot pay. Every code sits in a COPY box on the product page rather than applying by itself, so take it with you to the cart. The campaign has been renamed again, from the Gift Season Sale to **Season of Reunion**, "curated gifts for every family member, up to 40% off", with no date on it either.