Dyson V10 vacuum cleaner has now dropped to cheaper price at this online retailer than on Dyson's own site
The Dyson Cyclone V10 Absolute Cordless Vacuum Cleaner is discounted from £379.99 to £279.
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Dyson Cyclone V10 Absolute Cordless
Vacuum Cleaner £299 (was £379.99)
A vacuum cleaner is a household essential that most of us own, but not all are built the same.
After years of use, your machine can become less effective at sucking up dirt and hair, plus the technology gets out of date compared to newer launches.
One of the most popular features when buying a new vacuum is the option to use it cordless, which the Dyson Cyclone V10 Absolute Cordless Vacuum Cleaner is ideal for.
It also transforms into a handheld model, so you can use it on stairs and to clean furniture.
The vacuum cleaner has a significant run-time of 60 minutes, so unless you're vacuuming for over an hour, you should be able to finish up without needing to re-charge the battery.
The benefit of cordless vacuums is that they're not only easier to manouevre, but they're usually lighter and more compact for storage too.
The V10 Absolute Cordless is also discounted at Dyson right now, however it's still slightly cheaper at Appliances Direct.
Several different small attachments are included, plus two separate heads - one to tackle ground-in dirt and hair on carpet, and one to remove dust and debris from hard flooring.
For storage and charging, there's a docking station that mounts onto the wall, making the vacuum cleaner easy to reach when you need it.
If you hate the chore of emptying the bin, it doesn't get much easier than this, because you can simply push a button to empty the vacuum cleaner, without having to touch anything.
Lots of shoppers vouch for the vacuum cleaner in the reviews on Dyson's website, with one saying: ''Very Happy.''
''Light to use and picks up dog hairs wonderfully!!''
Another shopper added: ''We have had it for a few weeks now and so far we love it - the power and performance is excellent and the suction and filtration system is brilliant.''
''Also the Battery life is perfect.''
A third shopper added: ''It is absolutely amazing, lightweight, easy to set up and comes with all the accessories you need to keep your house clean.''
''Super efficient for pets and their loose hair.''
If you're still wanting to compare the best cordless vacuum cleaners to find the right one for you, The Sun Shopping round-up includes Shark, Dyson and Vax.
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