Prime Day vacuum deals: 15 top-rated cleaners on sale including Dyson's reliable V8 Plus cordless vacuum with a massive $170 discount
Clean out your house, not your wallet, with these insane vacuum deals!
Amazon Prime Day (aka the biggest summer shopping event) is officially back and better than ever from July 8 to the 11. The online shopping destination is having major markdowns across all its categories, from home to pets and beyond.
But it is the shocking vacuum prices that have us taking notice! Right now, you can snag best-selling handheld, cordless, and even robo vacs from all of the top-rated retailers, including Dyson, Shark, and Bissell, for cheaper than ever.
We did you a solid by rounding up the 15 best Prime Day vacuum finds that are actually worth checking out this year — but hurry! We have a feeling these will be hot ticket items.
Dyson V8 Plus Cordless Vacuum
Editor-approved!
We are huge fans of this vacuum and give it our seal of approval. The viral Dyson find is typically a 'must- have' deal during major sale events and this year is no different.
Cordless, multi-functional, and rechargeable — this top-rated vacuum gets the job done and looks good doing it this Prime Day.
$300 (was $470) Shop
Shark Vertex Ultralight Corded Stick Vacuum Cleaner
Clean up with this incredible Prime Day deal!
The five star rated vacuum is great with DuoClean PowerFins Technology, LED headlights, and a unique detachable handheld vacuum.
Shoppers on Amazon keep raving, with one saying: 'Absolutely love this vacuum! I am actually enjoying vacuuming for the first time in my entire life! It is light weight, easy to maneuver, has amazing suction power.'
$180 (was $276.13) Shop
Shark HydroVac MessMaster Wet Dry Corded Vacuum Cleaner
Imagine being able to vacuum and mop all in one...
Well, thanks to Shark, you can! This best-selling Steam Mop/Vacuum combo is legendary for a reason, with powerful suction and dry to wet capabilities.
For $100 OFF, it really doesn't get much better than this!
$150 (was $250) Shop
BISSELL® Little Green® Max Pet Portable Carpet and Upholstery Deep Cleaner,
With thousands of five-star ratings, this little powerhouse vacuum deserves all of the love. It's super lightweight and great for cleaning every surface.
Plus, it includes a Spot & Stain treatment to remove even old, stubborn stains. It comes with multiple tools and is ideal for carpets, upholstery, cars, and more.
$90 (was $140) Shop
BISSELL Crosswave Turbo Vacuum Mop All in One Wet and Dry Vac Combo
Blow through messes with this powerful Amazon find this Prime Day!
Bissell does it again with a combo cleaning tool that goes beyond the basics. Mop and vacuum with this genius tool that shoppers say is 'a great all-in-one' cleaning tool.
The Bissell Crosswave is safe on nearly every floor type too! Such as wood floors, laminate, linoleum, etc.
$130 (was $250) Shop
roborock Q7 M5 Robot Vacuum and Mop Combo
This is one of the most popular robot vacuums on the market — and you can snap it up for 47 percent off!
Equipped with precise technology, it avoids objects while offering powerful suction to leave flooring spotless. It even self-empties for two months, so you can set it and forget it!
Vacuum, mop, and relax with this handsfree game-changer
$180 (was $300) Shop
ECOVACS DEEBOT T30S Robot Vacuum and Mop
Don't miss this jaw-dropping deal on a robot vacuum and mop that earns huge raves for its incredible suction power.
It's powered by innovative tech so it won't miss a speck. You can connect your ECOVAC devices together and control your entire home via the app seamlessly!
$500 (was $1,200) Shop
Dyson Ball Animal Total Clean Upright Vacuum
Ranked as providing the very best cleaning performance of any upright detangling vacuum available, this Dyson has earned thousands of rave reviews.
It's a true workhorse and includes three handy attachments! Plus, the detangling feature means you'll never again have to worry about hair or fur getting caught up in it. Relief!
$330 (was $600) Shop
Eureka AirSpeed Ultra-Lightweight Compact Upright Vacuum
Wish your floors didn't look quite so dingy?
This top-rated and insanely affordable find on Amazon has got you covered! It comes with multiple attachments that are perfect for sucking up crumbs or scrubbing out stains.
For under $50, you really can not get much better than this!
$45 (was $70) Shop
Tineco A30S Cordless Stick Vacuum Cleaner
This stylish, lightweight vacuum cleaner is powerful. With a dominant motor, it is strong enough to suck up even the most stubborn items.
With a detachable model, it's is an ideal solution for all your daily cleaning needs with the ability to get into crevices and tackle floors all the same.
$150 (was $229) Shop
Shark Upright Vacuum, Navigator Lift-Away with Swivel
Thousands of Amazon shopper rave about this vacuum — and it is $40 off right now.
With shoppers using words like 'powerful' and 'versatile' — you know that by ordering this clean machine you are getting results.
It is equipped with multi-surface powerful suction, anti-allergen seals, and many more features that make it a home run for the price tag.
$160 (was $200) Shop
Shark StainStriker Portable Carpet and Upholstery Cleaner
If you have a pet you know how tough it can be to keep your home clean. With this, you can bring it as close to spotless as possible.
It effectively removes both stubborn pet stains and odors. It's ideal for upholstery, car interiors, and carpets. Plus, it comes with cleaning formulas to get started!
$99 (was $150) Shop
Eureka RapidClean Pro NEC280TL Cordless Stick Vacuum Cleaner
Make quick work of any mess with this powerful cordless vacuum offering 40+ minutes of runtime.
This innovative vacuum has a power function that performs deeper cleaning when needed. It glides smoothly under furniture and features numerous attachments! Plus, it converts into handheld for easy cleaning in the car, on the stairs, and more.
$95 (was $150) Shop
Shark 2-in-1 Pet Pro UltraCyclone Cordless Handheld Vacuum
This sleek Shark upright is the answer to everything from stubborn crumbs on the carpet to pet hair embedded on upholstery.
It comes with a stand for storage, multiple tools, and this compact find can be converted into a handheld model!
That means you can take this cordless vacuum with you in the car, on trips, and beyond to bring your clean wherever you go. Shop now on Prime Day.
$66 (was $94) Shop
Shark WANDVAC Cordless Hand Vacuum
Weighing just 1.4 pounds, this powerful Shark vacuum features a high-speed motor to effectively suction everything in its path, from crumbs to pet hair.
Use it on upholstery, in cars, on stairs, and anywhere that could benefit from a quick cleanup. The vacuum even comes with multi-service and crevice tools.
$100 (was $150) Shop
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