Aldi’s Special Buys for Wednesday 7 October 2026 include the Roborock Wet and Dry Vacuum Cleaner for $249 — and that is the cheapest Roborock wet-dry price we’ve tracked in Australia. For a brand whose wet-dry machines launched locally at $699 and run as high as $1,499, $249 is deep-discount territory.
There’s a catch worth flagging up front: Aldi doesn’t name a model number anywhere. The listing calls it only “Roborock Wet and Dry Vacuum Cleaner” — no model, no variant. So we’ve benchmarked Aldi’s listed specs against Roborock’s Australian range to work out what $249 actually buys.
The deal
$249 at Aldi, 7 October 2026 only, while stocks last. Special Buys are one-day offers — when the stock’s gone, the deal is gone. Roborock appearing in an Aldi Special Buy at all is notable — this is a premium floorcare brand that rarely discounts this deep. The $249 ticket makes it the cheapest entry into Roborock ownership we’ve seen, full stop.
Key specs (as listed by Aldi)
- 20,000Pa suction
- Edge-to-edge cleaning
- Slim design
- 30-minute drying time — the roller self-dries after use
- Jaw scrapers and a zero-tangle brush system
- Streak-free roller
Wet-and-dry means it vacuums debris and mops hard floors in one pass, then dries its own roller afterwards — two jobs, one tool, no second appliance.
Which Roborock model is it? The honest answer
Aldi doesn’t say — and that’s genuinely unusual for a brand like Roborock. The company’s wet-dry lineup in Australia is built around the F25 series, which launched here in February 2025 at $699 (F25) and $999 (F25 ACE), with the flagship F25 Ultra at $1,499. The spec sheet Aldi lists reads like F25-class hardware — but without a model number, there’s no way to cross-shop the exact machine. Treat this as F25-adjacent wet-dry tech at a price no named Roborock model touches.
For what it’s worth, the 20,000Pa suction figure and edge-to-edge cleaning are the kind of specs that headline Roborock’s current wet-dry marketing — but specs alone can’t confirm the model. Our advice: buy the specs in front of you, not the badge you hope is underneath.
Price check: how $249 stacks up
- Cheapest named F25s right now: Kogan has the F25 at $369 and the F25 ACE at $399 — Aldi beats them by $120 or more.
- US comparison: Fall Prime Day priced the F25 XT at US$249 — Aldi’s $249 AUD matches that in Australian dollars, with no import wait or shipping gamble.
- Wet-dry rivals in Australia run $297 to $999+: Tineco at $297, Bissell Crosswave at $449, Dreame H14 at $1,099. Aldi undercuts the lot.
Verdict: Worth it
$249 is the lowest trackable Roborock wet-dry price in Australia — roughly a third of what the F25 series launched at. Two jobs in one tool, a self-drying roller and a zero-tangle brush system: the spec sheet is strong for the money. The caveats are the unknown exact model and the usual Special Buys stock limits. If your hard floors need both vacuuming and mopping, this is the deal to beat.
Who’s it for? Anyone with hard floors who currently vacuums and mops as two separate chores. It’s also a low-risk way to try the wet-dry format: at $249 it costs less than most vacuum-plus-mop combos, let alone premium wet-dry machines.
For Roborock’s premium robot vacuum range, see our Roborock Qrevo Edge 3 Pro verdict ($2,799) — and for a rival flagship, our Mova V70 Ultra Complete verdict ($3,299).
Where to Buy
Aldi Australia — $249 (7 October 2026, while stocks last). See the Roborock Wet and Dry Vacuum Cleaner at Aldi.
FAQ
Which Roborock model is it?
Aldi doesn’t say — it’s listed only as “Roborock Wet and Dry Vacuum Cleaner” with no model number anywhere. We’ve benchmarked the listed specs against Roborock’s AU F25 range above.
How does $249 compare?
It’s the cheapest Roborock wet-dry price we’ve tracked in Australia — about $120 under Kogan’s cheapest named F25, and matching the US Fall Prime Day F25 XT price in Australian dollars.
When does the deal end?
It’s a 7 October 2026 Special Buy, available while stocks last. Special Buys are one-day offers and popular items routinely sell out.
