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This rare Dyson sale has steep discounts on stick vacuums, bladeless fans and more

This rare Dyson sale has steep discounts on stick vacuums, bladeless fans and more

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Today, Dyson is kicking off the work week by launching its latest sale on all things cordless stick vacuums, air-purifying cooling fans and hair tools. As part of its aptly named Dyson Week sale, you can save on tons of its best-tested and editor-approved products just in time to beat the last of the summer heat or outfit your dorm this back-to-school season. The savings aren't just available at Dyson, either, as other retailers like Amazon and Walmart are getting in on the savings with some of the steepest discounts of the year.
Dyson Car+Boat Handheld Vacuum Cleaner
This new addition to the Dyson stable is going on sale for one of the very first times. Aside from a shortly lived launch discount, today's $50 discount is the only chance to save on the new handheld vacuum. It's so compelling it convinced our editor to ditch her existing vacuum cleaner. Read our review
Dyson V8 Absolute Vacuum
Step up to a full cordless stick vacuum with the most affordable Dyson on the list. The V8 Absolute includes many of the usual features you'd expect from the brand, like renowned suction, a lightweight design and solid battery life. This model is $160 off and comes with four tools for cleaning every nook and cranny in your home.
Dyson V12 Detect Slim Cordless Vacuum
This V12 Detect Slim used to be our top pick for the best stick vacuum money can buy. Even after losing that title, we still recommend it and its capable performance, especially with up to $200 in savings attached. It's marking a new 2025 low price at your choice of three retailers. Read our review
Dyson V15s Detect Submarine Absolute
At $200 off the usual price, you can also upgrade to Dyson's high-tech cordless stick vacuum and mop combo. Our tester was impressed with its ease of use on hardwood flooring and how effortlessly it maneuvered around their home. If a combo cleaning solution is what you're after, this discount on the best-tested V15s arrived just in time to help. Read our review
Dyson 360 Vis Nav Robot Vacuum
Put Dyson's cleaning to work without actually having to lift a finger. The brand's second-ever robot vacuum, the 360 Vis Nav, is down to the best price of the year at $300 off. It's matching the Prime Day discount and is $100 under all the other price cuts I spotted earlier in the year.
Dyson Gen5outsize Absolute Vacuum
If you're willing to pay for the most comprehensive clean that Dyson can offer, its powerful HEPA cordless vacuum is seeing a $200 discount. It's an extra $50 below the previous discount and matches the all-time low from last Black Friday. Standout features include Dyson's longest run time at 140 minutes, a hair detangling cleaning head and 250 air watts of suction power. Read our review
Dyson Cool AM07 Air Multiplier Bladeless Tower Fan
Dyson's usual bladeless technology can cool down your home through the end of summer and into fall with a $100 discount on this fan. It features 10 airflow settings and a sleep timer functionality on top of the sleek design.
Dyson Hot+Cool Gen1 HP10 Purifier
I dug into the pricing history on this purifying fan to find that it's matching its lowest price yet. That means you can enjoy this fan's cooling power through the end of summer, then put its heating features to work come fall and winter.
Dyson Purifier Cool TP07 Purifying Fan
Save up to $250 on Dyson's 2-in-1 fan and air purifier while it's down to the lowest price of the year. It can automatically sense when air quality dips in order to spin up its HEPA H13 filtration system, which the brand claims captures 99.97% of particles. Three retailers have it on sale, but purchasing from Dyson and Best Buy will get you the best pricing.
Dyson Purifier Cool PC2 De-NOx Air Purifier
This is the first time I've spotted this heavy-duty air purifier on sale. It steps up from the model earlier in this list, offering a similar 3-stage HEPA H13 system with the added perk of being able to destroy formaldehyde in the air while it cools you down. You can also set schedules and receive personalized air quality reports via the companion app, thanks to Dyson's smart features.
Dyson Airwrap Origin Hair Styler
This editor-loved hair tool has dropped to its second-best price of the year. It rarely goes on sale in the first place, but it's just $25 shy of its lowest price in 2025. This Origin model comes with a curling barrel, round brush and hair dryer attachments, so you get all the essentials for nearly any hairstyle or morning routine. Read our review
Dyson Airwrap i.d. Straight and Wavy
The new Airwrap i.d. is one of Dyson's most advanced products — period. It connects to a companion app for offering extra guidance to achieve expertly styled hair every time. At $100 off, this is as rare a discount as they come.
Dyson Supersonic Origin Hair Dryer
The Dyson Supersonic is our current pick for best high-end hair dryer thanks to its efficient build that is certainly worth the hype. This set gets you the original dryer for $200 less than its newer counterpart, the Supersonic Nural.Read our review CNN Underscored's deals experts are always shopping for the best discounts on the web, especially when it comes to beloved brands like Dyson. Upon hearing that the company has a summer sale of its own in time for back-to-school season, I had to dive in and see if all the fuss was actually worth it. And spoiler: It was!
Alongside checking the pricing at Dyson, I also cross-referenced the deals with other retailers to ensure the discounts are as good as they're said to be. Our deals team dives into the price history of each product while checking in on reviews and guides from other CNN Underscored editors to determine if it's worth your cash.
CNN Underscored has a team of writers and editors who have many years of experience testing, researching and recommending products, and they ensure each article is carefully edited and products are properly vetted. We talk to top experts when relevant to make certain we are testing each product accurately, recommending only the best products and considering the pros and cons of each item.
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