Best vacuum cleaner deals 2025

We're constantly monitoring vacuum cleaner deals to bring you the best possible bargains on all types of vacs.   

Whether you're after a trusty corded vacuum or a flashy cordless model, we've scoured the market to help you find genuine savings in the sea of deals.

Read on to discover the best prices this month and advice from our experts on how to bag a bargain.

To discover the top-scoring models, head straight to our guides to the best vacuum cleaners or best cordless vacuum cleaners 

Best vacuum cleaner deals for July 2025

The vacuum cleaners we've selected are all models that scored well in our tests, although not all are Best Buys. You'll need to read the full review to find out if they're top performers. 

* References to ‘Average price' and Cheapest price' are based on Which? market knowledge and information supplied by our partners. Prices are checked for the six calendar months prior to publication. Not all retailers are included in our checks.

Our pick: Samsung Jet 95 Pro VS20C9547TB

* Average price in the past six months: £444.19. Cheapest price in the past six months: £324.99

• Bagless and cordless handstick vacuum cleaner
• 0.9 litre dust capacity
• Weighs 2.5kg

We like: A versatile cleaner

We don't like: Not the quietest during use

This cordless handstick vacuum from Samsung offers five different suction levels and a range of tools to help you tackle a wider range of cleaning tasks than your average stick cleaner.

Like most cordless vacs, it comes with a removable handheld helper for smaller jobs and tight corners. It also comes with a pet tool, a crevice tool and combination tool. 

Although we haven't tested it, there’s also a spinning sweeper with disposable wet pads for mopping hard floors, and antibacterial reusable wet pads.

To decide if this is the right stick vac for you read the full Samsung Jet 95 Pro VS20C9547TB review.

Cordless vacuum cleaner deals

Dyson Cyclone V10 Absolute

* Average price in the past six months: £392.30 Cheapest price in the past six months: £279.96

• Bagless and cordless vacuum cleaner
• 0.8 litre dust capacity
• Weighs 2.6kg

We like: Very easy to use

We don't like: Quite noisy

Dyson says its Cyclone V10 Absolute cordless vacuum is so good, you won't need a corded vacuum anymore. That's big talk about the V10, which supersedes the V8 range. It boasts a longer claimed runtime of up to 60 minutes compared to its predecessor, as well as a totally redesigned larger dust capacity, too.

You'll get three power settings to choose from on the V10, and two floorheads: a turbo combination floorhead for use on all floors, and a soft roller floorhead for hard floors. 

For handheld cleaning, there's a mini-turbo tool, soft dusting brush, crevice tool, two-in-one upholstery tool and dusting brush.

Not sure what type of vacuum cleaner you need? You'll find helpful buying advice on our guide to corded vs cordless vacuum cleaners

Dyson V12 Detect Slim Absolute

* Average price in the past six months: £474.16. Cheapest price in the past six months: £374.95

• Bagless and cordless handstick vacuum cleaner
• 0.4 litre dust capacity
• Weighs 2.5kg

We like: Easy to use

We don't like: Not the quietest

Like many Dyson models, this one comes with eye-catching features including a laser beam to highlight tiny dust particles on hard floors, and a digital screen that displays how many particles it's hoovered up. It also shows you the power mode (auto, eco or boost), the battery life, and sends maintenance alerts.

This model comes with a hair tool for animal fur and long hair, a crevice tool for cleaning nooks and crannies, a wand clip, a low reach adapter, a combination tool and a charging station. 

To find out how well it performed, read the full Dyson V12 Detect Slim Absolute review.

Dyson V15 Detect Absolute

* Average price in the past six months: £601.70. Cheapest price in the past six months: £457.95

• Bagless and cordless vacuum cleaner
• 0.9 litre dust capacity
• Weighs 3.3kg

We like: Innovative features

We don't like: Hard work to push on carpets

The Dyson V15 Detect Absolute cordless vacuum has a green laser to reveal hidden dust, sensors that count and categorise the particles it sucks up, and anti-tangle technology so you'll supposedly never have to untangle a brush bar again.

Other features worth pointing out include a 'Slim Fluffy' soft roller floorhead, 'High Torque' cleaner head and mini turbo tool. It also comes with a two-in-one crevice and upholstery nozzle, a separate crevice tool and a dusting brush.

Read the full Dyson V15 Detect Absolute review to see if you should strike while the price is hot.

Dyson Gen5detect

* Average price in the past six months: £693.06. Cheapest price in the past six months: £566.85

• Bagless and cordless stick vacuum cleaner
• 0.9 litre dust capacity
• Weighs 3.5kg

We like: Long run time

We don't like: Not the quietest

Dyson says this cordless vacuum has the longest run time yet and provides more suction than previous models. It has plenty of accessories and an LCD screen to show how many particles it’s picking up.

There's a detachable handheld unit and a host of nozzles and heads, including a motorised floor bar, an anti-tangle head for removing pet hair, a furniture and upholstery nozzle, and a crevice tool. You’ll also find a charging cable that can be used with or without the wall dock.

Is this the Dyson for you? Read our Dyson Gen5detect review to find out.

Miele Duoflex HX1 TotalCare

* Average price in the past six months: £366.51. Cheapest price in the past six months: £341.55

• Bagless and cordless vacuum cleaner
• 0.9 litre dust capacity
• Weighs 3.3kg

We like: Very versatile

We don't like: Battery takes a while to recharge

This sleek and stylish cordless vacuum comes with useful-sounding features such as the electro brush head with flooring detection that adjusts the speed of the roller brush automatically, a versatile removal handheld unit and a quick emptying button for more hygienic emptying. It also comes with lots of accessories designed for harder-to-reach areas or pet hair.

It weighs 3.3kg, which is about average for a cordless vac, and has a 0.9-litre dust capacity, which is also quite typical.

Our expert Miele Duoflex HX1 TotalCare review will help you decide if this is the vac for your home.

Should you buy a specific car vac? Read What type of vacuum is best for cars? to find out which features make cleaning your car easier

Corded vacuum cleaner deals

Shark NZ691UKT

* Average price in the past six months: £212.51 Cheapest price in the past six months: £158

• Bagless and upright vacuum cleaner
• 2.5 litre dust capacity
• Weighs 6.1kg

We like: Fairly quiet running

We don't like: Not the most manoeuvrable vacuum

This corded and bagless upright vacuum cleaner from Shark comes with three attachments – a multi-service brush, a crevice tool and a dedicated attachment for removing pet hair. You can detach the main unit from the floorhead to make it more portable, such as when cleaning stairs.

It has a claimed 1.1-litre dust capacity, but our testing revealed that actually 2.5 litre was usable. So, you shouldn't have to empty it too often.

Read our full Shark NZ691UKT review to find out how well it cleans.

Shark NZ780UKT

* Average price in the past six months: £229.11 Cheapest price in the past six months: £179

• Bagless and upright vacuum cleaner
• 3.8 litre dust capacity
• Weighs 6.6kg

We like: It's quiet

We don't like: A little messy to empty

A cordless vacuum is all well and good for a quick swish round, but for a good, deep clean you need long-lasting power and a big dust canister. This recently-tested Shark upright model will hold 3.8 litres of dust before you need to empty it. It also has a removable unit that can be used on stairs and in other situations that are too awkward for upright mode. 

Built-in anti-odour technology is designed to keep it smelling fresh, and the anti-hair-wrap roller reduces the chance of long hairs getting tangled around the brush. 

Does it deliver top-notch cleaning? Our full Shark NZ780UKT review revels all.

Miele Compact C2 Flex SDRF5

* Average price in the past six months: £240.67. Cheapest price in the past six months: £169

• Bagged cylinder vacuum cleaner
• 3.2 litre dust capacity
• Weighs 6.2kg

We like: Easy to maintain

We don't like: A few manoeuvrability drawbacks

The Miele Compact C2 Flex SDRF5 is a corded cylinder vacuum that uses disposable bags. As the name suggests, it’s compact in size and not too heavy, so it shouldn't be a chore to pull around your house.

It has a large, 3.2-litre dust capacity, so the bags shouldn’t need changing too frequently. You can buy new ones in packs of four for around £14. Alongside the universal floorhead, it also comes with a secondary nozzle for upholstery, crevices and flexible gaps. It has a two-year guarantee.

Is this the bagged vacuum cleaner for you? See more information in our Miele Compact C2 Flex SDRF5 review.

Robot vacuum cleaner deals

Shark Matrix Plus 2-in-1 Self-Empty Robot Vacuum & Mop RV2620WAUK

• Robot vacuum cleaner
• 0.23 litre dust capacity

We like: Easy to use

We don't like: Bulky

If you're in the market for a robot vacuum cleaner, Shark's Matrix Plus 2-in-1 Self-Empty Robot Vacuum & Mop RV2620WAUK is currently on offer.

It comes with charging and self-empty station, two side brushes and a couple of washable mopping pads. It doesn't take up much space – the unit itself is 9 x 34cm, though the 230ml dust tank will need emptying fairly regularly. 

Plus, you can set up virtual barriers in the easy-to-use SharkClean app to help it navigate furniture and other obstacles.

To see how this model compares with others, discover the best robot vacuum cleaners according to our tests.

It's on offer at Marks Electrical for £399.

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How to spot a good deal on a vacuum cleaner

Andrew Laughlin, Which? vacuum cleaner expert, says:

With some vacuums almost perennially on 'special offer', it can be hard to know which deals are genuine money savers. 

Stick to these golden rules to help get the best value with your next purchase.

1. Don't fall for features and accessories

Some models come with impressive-sounding features. Think Flexology (a flexible cleaning tube), or Lift-Away (a removable handheld unit), or Vax's QuickClean (also a removable unit).

While useful, some of these features aren't unique. You'll find similar features across many other brands, just with more conventional names. 

Models in the same range (eg the Samsung Jet range) usually have the same core machine – the only difference is the accessories and supplied floor heads. 

An entry-level model typically costs about £100 less than a premium model with all the accessories, so don't rush into buying a vacuum because of its features, as there could be cheaper options with the same capabilities.

2. Check the price of similar models

Many vacs have a basic package and a more expensive pet variant, which comes with a mini-tool for cleaning up after your furry friends.

In some circumstances, you'd be better off buying the basic model and the pet tool separately.

However, always check the prices of variants, as you might find the pet version on offer for less than the basic model.

3. Check out the latest price data

If a deal seems too good to be true, you can use price comparison sites such as PriceRunner and PriceSpy to check historical price data. 

The data should reveal how regularly a vacuum goes on sale (if it's on 'special offer' for most of the year, the offer isn't all that special) and whether the 'before' price is accurate.

It's worth doing a quick Google search too, as not all retailers' price feeds are picked up by these sites.

4. Shop around

If you have your eyes set on a certain model but can't find a good deal, don't worry. There are plenty more fish in the sea – including cheaper options from alternative brands. 

Take a look at our vacuum cleaner reviews and cordless vacuum cleaner reviews and filter by 'Great Value' to find the models that perform almost as well as a Best Buy, but cost a little less. 

Also see our top recommendations of the best cordless vacuums and best corded vacuums to discover the top performers.

5. Recycle your old vacuum cleaner

Some retailers will offer to recycle your old vacuum cleaner, although they ucan sometimes charge a fee for doing so. 

Our guide on how to recycle electrical items will help you asses your options. 

How to get deals on specific vacuum brands 

Vacuum deals are available all year round, so if you're after a particular model or brand, you need to know where to look. Read our independent vacuum cleaner reviews or cordless vacuum reviews to ensure you get the best deal.  

Dyson vacuum deals

Based on historical pricing data, we think these prices represent genuinely good savings on some of Dyson's most popular cordless models:

• Dyson Gen5detect Cordless – anything less than £699
  
• Dyson V15 Detect Absolute – anything less than £550 (£499 for the Animal model)
• Dyson V12 Detect Slim Absolute – anything less than £449
• Dyson Outsize Absolute – anything less than £699
• Dyson V11 Absolute – anything less than £599 (£499 for the Animal model)
• Dyson Cyclone V10Absolute – anything less than £399 (£349 for the Animal model)
• Dyson V8 Animal – anything less than £329
• Dyson V7 Animal – anything less than £249

We've noticed that Dyson prices can rise in the months before big sales events such as Black Friday.

Shark vacuum deals

Based on historical data, we think these prices represent genuinely good savings on some of Shark's most popular models:

• Shark HZ3000UKT – anything under £249
  
• Shark IZ300UK – anything under £299
• Shark ICZ160UK – anything under £299
• Shark IZ201UK – anything under £249
• Shark NV702UK – anything under £189
• Shark NV602UK – anything under £169
• Shark HZ500UK – anything under £179

Also keep in mind that cordless Sharks are sold with one, two or sometimes even three batteries.

If you opt for a package with extra batteries, you can prolong your vacuum's running time and won't have to worry about buying a new battery if one eventually stops working.

You can buy spare batteries from the Shark website for around £70, so the deal only makes sense if the package is a similar price to the single-battery model.

If you live in a smaller property, you probably don't need extra batteries, as a single charge will last long enough to vacuum your home in one go. Any battery faults should be covered by the manufacturer's guarantee for the first two years.

Samsung, Miele, Vax and other vacuum deals

If you're looking to replace your old Samsung with a new model, don't forget to check the Samsung website for trade-in deals for your old appliance. They'll take your old vacuum, price it and then you'll be able to put the money towards a new model.

We've noticed that prices can rise in the months before big sales events such as Black Friday, Christmas sales or Cyber Monday, creating the illusion of huge savings on the day. Always check PriceRunner or PriceSpy to compare historical prices to find out of the model you're after is actually being sold at a low price.

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