The luxe DreameBot L20 Ultra vacuum is selling for its lowest price of $1,049

You can save $450 on the best robot vacuum / mop around. Plus, Humble is offering a big bundle deal on digital tabletop games.

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The DreameBot L20 Ultra robot vacuum / mop is one of our top picks when it comes to robovacs, as long as you don’t mind spending a fair bit of coin. But there’s good news today, as the L20 Ultra is now cheaper than ever before. As a reader of The Verge, you can get the premium DreameBot for $1,049 ($450 off) at Wellbots when you use promo code DREAMEVERGE150 for an additional $150 off the list price.

 The L20 Ultra is about as easy as it gets for managing a hybrid robot vacuum and mop in a single unit. It’s got a high suction power for thick rugs, AI-powered obstacle avoidance, and mapping software. Plus, it’s compatible with Amazon Alexa, Google Home, and Siri Shortcuts.

Tabletop games are great, but a digital version is sometimes much more convenient — after all, there’s no cleanup, and you can’t accidentally ruin a play session by realizing you misread the rules. Luckily, Humble is offering a “Play Pink” Twin Sails bundle until January 26th that should appeal to a variety of board game fans as well as the tabletop-curious. It consists of up to 11 PC games on Steam for just $20, though, in total, it covers 35 individual items valued at $283, including games, DLC, and coupons.

You get games like the absolutely massive Gloomhaven, as well as the excellent Carcassonne and a whole lot more. And as is typical for a Humble Bundle, you can choose a smaller package and pay less. In this case, you can get both Splendor and Love Letter for just $1, which is an absolute steal. Plus, a portion of the funds go to supporting The Breast Cancer Research Foundation.

A small handful more deals:

• I personally own one of these Nulaxy laptop stands (I own too many laptop stands, frankly) and it’s perfectly fine with a capital-F. It’s also ridiculously cheap, selling for $13.99 ($16 off) at Amazon. It doesn’t adjust or anything fancy, but it gets the job done with laptops as big as 16 inches.
• The Lofree Flow mechanical keyboard won over our own Dan Seifert and converted him to the low-profile keeb life. It’s a modest-looking board that looks good, has a nice build quality, and both feels and sounds great. Plus, it’s now on sale for $152.99 ($18 off) at Amazon when you click the on-page coupon. Read our review.
• Motorola’s Razr Plus is on sale for $699.99 ($300 off) at Amazon with an included $50 credit to use later. The Moto is one of the best affordable folding phones on the market, with a design that folds from a standard slab phone to a compact square with a 3.6-inch outward display. Read our review.
• Lenovo’s Chromebook Duet 3 is selling for just $279 ($100 off) at Best Buy. The 11-inch 2-in-1 may almost be a couple of years old, but it’s still a great little machine for doing schoolwork or everyday productivity stuff in a very portable package. Read our review.
• Walmart and Amazon are selling the second-gen Apple AirPods Pro with USB-C charging case for $189 ($60 off). That matches their lowest price, offering a good value for Apple’s premium noise-canceling buds with their handy new charging port. Read our review.
• Google’s wired Nest Cam may not be one of the outright best indoor cameras around, but it’s still a fine option if you’re already invested in the Google Home ecosystem — supporting 1080p resolution with smart alerts for detecting people and animals. Best Buy has it in three color options for $69.99 ($30 off) on a one-day deal, and that’s about as cheap as you’ll find them. Read our review.