Vacuum cleaner that 'exceeds all expectations' slashed by 40% in Prime Day sale
With many spending hundreds on name-brand vacuum cleaners, a reliable alternative has been praised online and it's down to just €95.99 today, having previously cost €159.99. This OLAYMEY Cordless vacuum cleaner has been a hit with consumers, who have hailed its impressive battery life and suction power.
The OLAYMEY Cordless vacuum cleaner is bagless and has a powerful, brushless 300W motor, which is capable of reaching a quiet suction power of up to 40000. It is particularly useful for cleaning surfaces with pet hair, gravel, cat litter, paper scraps and dust.
The vacuum cleaner comes with an LED light and an anti-tangle brush, which proves perfect for hard floors, carpets and cars.
Those who purchased the product have been glowing with their reviews of the vacuum cleaner.
One satisfied customer said: "I am absolutely thrilled with the OLAYMEY Battery Vacuum Cleaner! This vacuum is a game-changer for my cleaning routine. The 30000Pa suction power is incredibly strong and easily picks up dirt, dust, and pet hair from hard floors and carpets alike. I was impressed by the 300W motor, which ensures consistent performance without any loss of suction."
Praising the battery life, another added: "I've been using the the max power for about 4 times now and its still at half battery (no charging in between), it's quiet and super flexible."
A third said: "I bought this vacuum cleaner and didn't have such high expectations, however all my expectations were exceeded, this vacuum cleaner sucks better than my current brand vacuum cleaner and is also very quiet and has stronger suction power."
Another cordless vacuum cleaner which has been discounted as part of the Prime Day sale is this Akitas product. The 15 per cent off the product, which has received thousands of five-star reviews, sees it currently priced at €67.99.
Other alternatives include this Lubluelu vacuum cleaner, priced at €128.47, which has been described as "brilliant for cleaning stairs".
This Einhell option is down 15 per cent as part of the Prime Day sale and it's €97.99. Users have claimed that it "has great suction and does a good job."
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