A Dyson for £300? Shark's best-seller for £120? Amazon vacuum deals are unbeatable

I found a Dyson for £300 and a Shark for £200 - thank you Amazon for the best vacuum deals of the year

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You never know what you’re going to get with Amazon’s Big Spring Sale, but it’s quickly become clear that this is the year that they’re serving up the best vacuum deals around. From Shark and Dyson through to Roomba and Eufy, there’s a deal for every kind of home. 

I’ve tested over 30 of the best vacuums on the market and they’ve all had something different to offer. Right now, with Amazon’s Big Spring Sale, you can nab a deal on one of the best vacuums for pet hair (the Shark LiftAway) for £120 off as well as the best value Dyson, which is retailing for £200 less than its normal RRP. 

I promised myself that I would steer clear of vacuum puns, but I really mean it when I say that Amazon’s vacuum deals are cleaning up. Buying a new vacuum should feel like a treat, not a chore, which is why I am happy to see these seriously sensational savings.

Where can I shop vacuum deals?

There are a few places that I always check for vacuum deals. Some of my go-tos don't have sales on, but Amazon really does. I'd recommend starting with the Amazon Big Spring Sale vacuum deals and then shopping around if you're not quite satisfied. Here are the places to shop if you want the deals that'll really clean up.

What are the best vacuum deals on offer right now?

Shark PowerDetect Clean & Empty Cordless Vacuum: was £539now £369.91 at Amazon

Shark PowerDetect Clean & Empty Cordless Vacuum: was £539, now £369.91 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 £200 off the RRP today is your lucky day.

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Dyson V11 Cordless Vacuum: was £549.99now £339.90 at Amazon

Dyson V11 Cordless Vacuum: was £549.99, now £339.90 at Amazon

I always say that the V11 is the best value Dyson you can buy. With another £200 off the price, it's almost unbelievable. This is refurbished, but it gets a stamp of approval from Dyson, so you get all their guarantees.

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Shark Cordless LiftAway Vacuum: was £199now £122.55 at Amazon

Shark Cordless LiftAway Vacuum: was £199, now £122.55 at Amazon

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.

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Eufy X8 Pro Robot Vacuum: was £549now £329 at Amazon

Eufy X8 Pro Robot Vacuum: was £549, now £329 at Amazon

This is proof that you don't need to empty your wallet to get your hands on a good robot vacuum. The Eufy is smart, efficient, and an expert at navigating busy family homes.

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iRobot Roomba Combo j7+: was £999now £479 at Amazon

iRobot Roomba Combo j7+: was £999, now £479 at Amazon

This is the cheapest the Roomba has been in a very long time. If you want one of these iconic robot vacuums to mop and clean your floor, now is the time to nab one.

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Ultenic U12 Vesla Cordless Vacuum: was £165now £118.99 at Amazon

Ultenic U12 Vesla Cordless Vacuum: was £165, now £118.99 at Amazon

The Ultenic looks a lot like a Dyson, but for a fraction of the price. With a deal like this, you'd be crazy not to nab one.

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Dyson V8 Cordless Vacuum: was £400now £249 at Dyson (save £150)

Dyson V8 Cordless Vacuum: was £400, now £249 at Dyson (save £150)

If you want a Dyson and you're not fussed about all the frills (and lasers), this is a brilliant model. It's basic, but it comes with the power and cordless convenience that I know and love Dyson for.

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Dyson Ball Animal 2 Vacuum: was £379.99now £279.99 at Currys (save £100)

Dyson Ball Animal 2 Vacuum: was £379.99, now £279.99 at Currys (save £100)

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.

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Shark Startos XL Pet Pro Upright Vacuum: was £299now £199.99 at Shark (save £200)

Shark Startos XL Pet Pro Upright Vacuum: was £299, now £199.99 at Shark (save £200)

Another upright vacuum for all of the pet homes, the Stratos XL offers something extra special. The smart floor head works well on every surface. It's quiet and has an immense capacity for collecting dirt.

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Bosch Unlimited 6 Cordless Vacuum Cleaner: was £279now £179 at Currys (save £100)

Bosch Unlimited 6 Cordless Vacuum Cleaner: was £279, now £179 at Currys (save £100)

This is a woman&home favourite. Molly put it in our buying guide for the best vacuums, because it's light as a feather. You can vacuum at all angles without getting arm ache.

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FAQs

When is a good time to buy a vacuum?

It's Amazon's Big Spring Sale and I've seen some of the best vacuum deals of the year. Normally, I'd recommend holding out, but I really think the Shark and Dyson deals will sell out soon.

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.

I'll keep you up to date on all the best vacuum deals that come in to the Amazon Spring Sales. I think stock will fly out, we are in the season for Spring cleaning, after all.

Laura Honey
Laura Honey
Homes Ecommerce Editor

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.

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