We Found a Cordless Dyson Vacuum for 50% Off, But This Deal Won't Last for Long

Lauren Gruber
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According to our own editors (and thousands of five-star reviews), Dyson makes some of the best vacuums money can buy—but it's no secret that they come with a hefty price tag. If you've been holding out for a truly great sale to snag yourself one, here's your chance: the Dyson Digital Slim cordless vacuum is 50 percent off on Amazon right now.


Digital Slim Cordless Vacuum

$249.97 at amazon.com

Our editors constantly track prices on our favorite brands, and we rarely see Dyson vacuums discounted this steeply. So, we were genuinely surprised to spot this coveted vacuum on sale for one of the lowest prices we've seen since Black Friday.

Weighing in at just over four pounds, this lightweight, cordless model is a breeze to maneuver around tight spaces. Its powerful suction and brush roll lets you pick up debris like dirt and crumbs, while the built-in filtration system claims to pick up particles as small as.3 microns in size. Reviewers also rave about its proficiency at picking up pet hair and long hair, thanks to its unique brush head that detangles and clears wrapped hair as you clean—a must for pet owners.

We also love that it comes with two additional attachments: a crevice tool for cleaning tight corners and a wall charging mount for clutter-free storage. It even converts into a handheld vacuum for detailing your car and furniture.

"I hate to admit it, but in my experience, all Dyson products are worth their sometimes insanely high costs," Associate Shopping Editor Jessica Cherner says. "They really work. This one is particularly amazing. I did not realize how much I shed until I ran this over my Ruggable area rug. The vacuum basically wraps it around the nozzle's internal bar so that it's easy to remove when you're ready to clean it and, might I add, not completely disgusting."

Because we rarely see Dyson vacuums discounted by more than 30 percent outside of Black Friday, this deal is worth snatching up while it's still in stock. There's no telling how long this Dyson deal will last, so we recommend hitting "add to cart" ASAP to take advantage of this rare 50 percent discount.

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