The best vacuum deals to shop - save on Shark, Dyson, and more
These are the vacuum deals that'll really clean up


The best vacuum deals pop up with major sale events, so you'll be pleased to hear that Amazon Prime Day is right around the corner.
I’ve tested over 30 of the best vacuums on the market and they’ve all had something different to offer With that in mind, I'll be on the lookout for ways to nab a deal on a vacuum that tackles pet hair or a sleek Dyson. Whilst I expect sensational savings on Prime Day (8-11th July), I've found better deals with other retailers.
I bought a refurbished Dyson from eBay a few years ago and have helped many a family member and friend towards a steal, whether it be on Shark's cordless vacuums or a robot model. So, here's everything you need to know.
Where can I shop vacuum deals?
There are a few places that I always check for vacuum deals. Almost all of my go-tos have sales on and it never hurts to take a look at what's on offer. Here are the places to shop if you want the deals that'll really clean up.
- Amazon: there are sensational deals over here right now
- AO: flash deals on best-selling brands and member discounts of up to 50%
- Argos: save up to £150 on Shark, Dyson, and more
- Currys: some of the best vacuum cleaner deals are live here, right now
- Dyson: £150 off some of my favourite cordless vacuums
- John Lewis: discounts on upright, corded, and handheld models
- Shark: plenty of savings on my favourite vacuums
- Robert Dyas: a good range of hoovers and vacuums
- Very: save on the latest launches from Shark and Bissell
The best vacuum deals on offer right now
I've scrolled through all the sales to find you the best vacuum deals right now. These are my favourite deal.
Shark PowerDetect Clean & Empty Cordless Vacuum: was £449.99, now £299 at Amazon
The Shark is so competent and clever that it persuaded me away from a whole decade of Dyson use. I would pay full price in a heartbeat, so with nearly £150 off the RRP today is your lucky day.
Dyson V10 Absolute Vacuum: was £379.99, now £299 at Dyson
I always say that the V10 is the best value Dyson you can buy. If you want the Dyson tech (powerful motor and sleek design included) and you don't bother with fiddly extras, this is perfect.
Dyson V15s Detect Submarine: was £799, now £699 at Dyson
This is Dyson's highest spec model: it detects dirt, mops the floor, and picks up every last particle. It's expensive, but you see the results.
Shark Cordless LiftAway Vacuum: was £199, now £149 at Shark
This upright vacuum has the power of a corded model, but you can transform it into a handheld or a stick vacuum when needed. It's perfect for pet homes and, right now, the price is sensational.
Dyson Ball Animal 2 Vacuum: was £379.99, now £279 at Currys
Some people prefer an upright vacuum, especially if you have a big home that's full of children and pets. In all of the tests that I've done, this has come out on top. It has incredible cleaning capabilities. Dyson know how to do dexterous.
FAQs
When is a good time to buy a vacuum?
It's not long until Amazon Prime Day (8th-11th July), which is one of the best times of the year to bag a vacuum deal. I've already seen savings on Shark, Dyson, and Bosch.
Is Shark or Dyson better?
There's no straight answer for which vacuum is better, because they both cater to very different needs. Shark's models are inexpensive with lots of flexible, useful attachments to reach every crevice. Dyson's models feel like they'll be more durable, reliable, and they're often a lot more simple. I've ended up with a Dyson in my home, but that doesn't stop me from admiring a Shark vacuum when one pops up.
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I'll keep you up to date on all the best vacuum deals that come in to the Amazon Prime Day Sales. I think stock will fly out, these are some of the best deals of the year, after all.

Laura is woman&home's eCommerce editor, in charge of testing, reviewing and creating buying guides for the Homes section, so you'll usually see her testing everything from the best dehumidifiers to sizing up the latest Le Cruset pot. Previously, she was eCommerce editor at Homes & Gardens magazine, where she specialised in covering coffee and product content, looking for pieces tailored for timelessness. The secret to her heart is both simplicity and quality. She is also a qualified Master Perfumer and holds an English degree from Oxford University. Her first editorial job was as Fashion writer for The White Company.