There were a bunch of solid deals on Dyson vacuums during Black Friday, Cyber Week, and even in the weeks leading up to Christmas. Among all of them, our favorite has been Amazon’s sale on the Dyson V7 Motorhead Cordless Stick Vacuum Cleaner. With a retail price of $399, this Dyson model offers the perfect balance of new technology, powerful suction, great battery life, and affordability. After all, newer Dyson models can cost $700 or more. $399 is more than fair for the V7 Motorhead, but you’ll only pay $241 if you get one right now.
Amazon.com – Dyson V7 Motorhead Cordless Stick Vacuum Cleaner, Fu…: $240.81
Here’s some additional info from the product page:
- Cord-free. Hassle-free. Powerful suction
- Up to 30 minutes’ run time when using a non-motorized tool
- Lightweight and versatile, for easy home cleaning. Instant-release trigger means battery power is only used while it’s cleaning. Requires charging for 3.5 hours minimum before first use
- Direct drive cleaner head. Up to 6 minutes of fade-free power (in MAX mode). Drives stiff nylon bristles into carpets to capture deep-down dirt
- Powered by the Dyson digital motor V7 and engineered to pick up ground-in dirt and fine dust from hard floors and carpets
- 75% more brush bar power than the Dyson V6 cordless vacuum
- Hygienic bin emptying – no need to touch the dirt. Bin volume 0.14 gallons
- Quickly transforms to a handheld vacuum, to clean all around your home and car
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