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Dyson vacuums are some of the most coveted home appliances, but with variable prices and a large range of models, it can be hard to know whether you're getting a good deal.
Whether you're after a traditional corded vacuum, a top-of-the-range cordless model or even a robotic model, we can help you to find the best prices.
We've scoured the market for the latest Dyson deals, so read on to discover the best savings this month.
The V10 sits at the premium end of the price spectrum if you're looking for a cordless vacuum. It has an on-trend copper-coloured tube, and a distinctly different look compared with older Dyson vacuums such as the V8. Its motor is smaller and lighter than previous models, and Dyson says it's more powerful. This Absolute version comes with two floor heads: a turbo combination for use on all floors and a soft roller for hard floors.
The Dyson Cyclone V10 Absolute usually costs £399, but you can currently get it for £345.
Read our Dyson Cyclone V10 Absolute review to see how it performed in our tests.
Or buy it now at Donaghy Bros for £345.
This extra-large cordless vacuum cleaner from Dyson has the same auto-adjusting suction technology and digital countdown display as the V11 Absolute, but a larger two-litre dust container and a wider 31cm floor head. This is bigger than many cordless rivals, which have an average dust capacity of around 0.8 litres.
You also get a dizzying array of extra tools and accessories with this model, including an additional soft roller floor head for hard-floor cleaning, a crevice and dusting tool, a wide nozzle, a mini turbo tool, a long crevice nozzle, a flexible tube and hinged tube attachment, and a mini soft dusting brush.
The Dyson V11 Outsize usually costs £599, but you can get it for £549 from Donaghy Bros.
Read our Dyson V11 Outsize Review for our full verdict.
Or buy it now at Donaghy Bros for £549.
If there isn't a Dyson deal for you, look at the latest Shark deals instead
Whether it's Amazon Prime day, Black Friday or a bank holiday sale, here are the prices you should look out for if you're scouring the sales.
Based on historical pricing data, we think these prices represent genuinely good savings on some of Dyson's most popular cordless models:
We've noticed that Dyson prices can rise in the months before big sales events such as Black Friday, creating the illusion of huge savings on the day.
In the table below, you can see how prices can fluctuate for different Dyson vacuums. Use this table, along with our top tips below, to sort the deals from the duds.
You can click through to our reviews of each model to find out how they fared in our independent vacuum tests versus rivals from Gtech, Shark and more.
Model | Type | Lowest price | Typical price | Highest price |
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Dyson V15 Detect Absolute | Cordless | £499 | £549 | £599 |
Dyson V15 Detect Animal | Cordless | £429 | £489 | £499 |
Dyson V15 Detect Complete | Cordless | £599 | £599 | £659 |
Dyson Outsize Absolute | Cordless | £475 | £589 | £699 |
Dyson Outsize Complete | Cordless | £699 | £699 | £699 |
Dyson Omni-glide | Cordless | £235 | £298 | £349 |
Dyson Micro 1.5kg | Cordless | £249 | £299 | £349 |
Table last updated: April 2022. Prices taken from PriceRunner and PriceSpy to give a general market overview – current prices might differ from the above.
Can't decide which model is right for you? See our guide on how to choose the best Dyson
You could pay hundreds of pounds over the odds if you buy a Dyson vacuum at the wrong time or from the wrong place.
Stick to these golden rules to get the best value.
Models in the same range (eg the V15 Detect range or the V11 range) usually have the same core machine – the only difference is the accessories and supplied floor heads.
The entry-level model typically costs about £100 less than the premium model, so you could save money if you're prepared to sacrifice some accessories.
It's also worth remembering that having multiple accessories can be more of a hindrance than a help, especially when it comes to storing them, which is another reason not to splash out on a model with expensive extras unless you're sure you'll use them.
Check our Dyson vacuum reviews to see which models get the basics right, then look out for the specific accessories you're keen on.
You'd expect the prices of older vacuums to go down, rather than up. But we've found that some Dysons end up being sold for a price that well exceeds the original amount – even several years after they were first launched.
It's always worth checking whether you could get a more recent model for the same price.
If you're paying more than £400 for a V10 model, consider trading up to a V11 instead.
The V11 Animal doesn't cost much more, but you get more cleaning time, a bigger dust container and a digital display screen with a to-the-second battery countdown.
You can use price comparison sites such as PriceRunner and PriceSpy to compare prices across retailers and see historical price data. It's worth doing an online search, too, as some retailers' price feeds aren't picked up by these sites.
The data might reveal whether there's an ideal time of year to buy your preferred Dyson, or whether we're currently in a peak period where prices tend to be at their highest.
There are some brilliant Dyson vacuums, but we've also found worthy alternatives from other brands, including much cheaper options.
See our shortlist of the best cordless vacuums to find one that's great value for money.
The retailer you buy your new vacuum cleaner from might offer to collect and recycle your old model. Although convenient, this service usually incurs a fee. Read our guide on how to recycle electrical items to find out your options.
Are Dyson vacuums reliable? Find out in our cordless vacuum brand guide