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Dreame X50 Ultra robot vacuum drops to $899.99, plus ROG Ally, Arctis Nova Pro, and Samsung screen deals

Dreame's step-climbing X50 Ultra robot vacuum and mop is discounted to $899.99 at Amazon for Prime members and $849.99 direct from Dreame for account holders, while Woot offers a refurbished ROG Ally and discounted Arctis Nova Pro headsets.

AI News Feed · 2026-09-29 01:15

The X50 Ultra launched in early 2025 and remains on The Verge's 2026 list of best robot vacuums, according to the report. Its mop pads extend outward to clean under cabinets and furniture close to the floor, and it can climb thresholds up to 6 centimeters, or just over 2 inches, tall. It can remove, wash, and dry its mops on its own, and its self-emptying bin is designed to collect debris for several weeks. Dreame claims the bin can go 100 days without emptying, depending on how messy a home is, and the water tank will likely need frequent refills during heavy mopping.

The Verge also highlighted other discounts. Woot is selling Grade A refurbished Asus ROG Ally handhelds with AMD Ryzen Z1 Extreme processors, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSDs, and 90-day warranties for $529.99. Code CHEERS takes 20 percent off through September 28, while new Woot customers receive 30 percent off, bringing the price to about $425 or $371. The model has a 1080p screen with a 120Hz refresh rate and a faster Z1 Extreme chip, positioning it against the Steam Deck LCD.

Woot also has the SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro wireless headset for PlayStation, PC, and Switch. The white version in new condition is about $192 with the CHEERS code, or around $168 for new Woot customers using the code, down from its current $239.99 price. The Verge says the discount reaches best-ever territory, and the 2022 headset still offers swappable batteries, a comfortable design, and a base station that can accept audio from multiple sources.

Samsung's 32-inch 4K smart screen on a pedestal, called The Movingstyle Essential, is $200 off. It was originally $699.99 and is now $499.99 for Prime members at Amazon. The screen mounts to a height-adjustable rolling stand that reaches up to 50.8 inches and supports pivoting, swiveling, and tilting. It includes two full-size HDMI ports, one with ARC support, USB-C with 65W passthrough power, and two USB-A ports for local media. The Verge describes it as Samsung's take on the LG StanbyMe, though it is much cheaper and must be plugged in, unlike the battery-equipped LG model.

Editor's Summary Dreame's X50 Ultra robot vacuum and mop is discounted to $899.99 at Amazon for Prime members and $849.99 through Dreame for account holders. Other deals include a refurbished Asus ROG Ally, a discounted SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro headset, and Samsung's Movingstyle Essential smart screen.