Everybody listen up, you can currently save £80 on this Dyson cordless vacuum
*Adds to basket immediately*


*Adds to basket immediately*
We've been lusting over a Dyson cordless vacuum for a while now, but it's no secret that they can set you back a small fortune. If, like us, you've been waiting for the right time to invest, today might just be the day.
Thanks to the eBay Certified Refurbished outlet, you can currently save £80 on the Dyson Cyclone V10 Absolute Cordless Vacuum, which has been engineered to deep clean a range of surfaces.
Dyson Cyclone V10 Absolute Cordless Vacuum - Refurbished, £349.99 | eBay
Save £80 on this Dyson hoover, that comes in a pristine, like-new condition with original or new packaging and original or new accessories.
If you haven't heard of the handy eBay outlet, you can get lots of discounts off of top brands such as Shark, Simba and Apple. All of the products are professionally checked, cleaned and refurbished by the manufacturer or by an authorised provider.
They also stock a range of Dyson products at a discounted price, from an incredible Dyson Airwrap deal to hairdryers, hoovers, fans and more.
The Cyclone V10 Absolute Cordless Vacuum usually retails for £429.99 on the Dyson website, but the eBay outlet originally had it on sale for £399.99. However, they recently took an extra £50 off, so you can get it for just £349.99. We'd hurry, as we doubt this offer will be around for long.
The hoover comes with a one year guarantee, so you don't have to worry about anything going wrong.
What we love most about this model is that it can run for up to 60 minutes, giving you time to clean your whole house. It has three power modes, with lots of different tools depending on what you are cleaning.
It quickly transforms into a handheld vacuum cleaner so you can easily hoover your sofa or car. Plus, the 'point and shoot' mechanism hygienically ejects dust and debris deep into your bin. Clever, right?
For more bargain homeware, don't forget to check out our guide to the best affordable mattresses and our top picks from the Always Pan sale.
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Grace Lindsay is currently Junior Beauty Editor at Who What Wear UK and previously was Marie Claire UK's E-Commerce Writer. With over three years of experience in the fashion and beauty industry, she covers everything from the best make-up and skincare deals to how to shop the stand out trends of the season. When she's not typing away at her laptop, Grace can be found shopping her favourite vintage markets IRL, or catching up on her never-ending list of books to read.
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