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This story is part of Digital Trends' Cyber Monday coverage 2025

Black Friday and Cyber Monday have officially ended, but there may be no better time of the year to purchase a new vacuum than Cyber Week deals, as it’s almost certainly the last chance to grab a major deal until next year’s sales. There are quite a few vacuums from top brands seeing major discounts, and that includes Cyber Week Dyson deals, Cyber Week cordless vacuum deals, and even Cyber Week robot vacuum deals. Below we’ve organized all of the best Cyber Week vacuum deals you can purchase right now, so read onward for all of the details.

Our Top Pick: Shark Stratos — $250 $450 44%

The Shark Stratos in use.
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The Shark Stratos is a versatile vacuum for floors, couches, and elevated spaces. You’ll particularly like it for its ability to pickup hair without getting it spun and stuck around the brushroll (the spinning part) as a result of the smart design of the part. Pick this one up while you can save $200 on it.

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Tineco FLOOR ONE S5 Blue — $279 $500 44% off

Tineco FLOOR ONE S5 Blue used to clean up huge floor mess
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The FLOOR ONE S5 is excellent for tackling all kinds of messes, including wet and dry. Spill some cereal? No problem. Did someone traipse dirt all over your carpets or rug? It will clean that effortlessly. It’s cordless, powerful, and lightweight. With a 30% larger clean water tank than previous models, it can run for up to 35 minutes of uninterrupted cleaning with a constant supply of fresh water. Hands-free self-cleaning means it can sanitize without requiring extra input from you, as well. The docking station gives you a place to stow it and charges the vacuum when it’s not in use. It’s everything you need in one convenient package.

While we are highlighting the excellent deal on the FLOOR ONE S5 Blue, Tineco’s full lineup is on sale for Cyber Week, including the FLOOR ONE Stretch S6, Carpet One Cruiser, PURE ONE Station 5, and PURE ONE A50S. We recommend checking those out, as well.

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Roborock S8 Pro Ultra — $900 $1,600 43% off

Roborock S8 Pro Ultra around family for holidays.
Roborock

If you want what our Roborock S8 Pro Ultra review refers to as a “set it and forget it” vacuum, this is your top choice. And, in fact, this product reigns as our overall top pick for best robot vacuum. Grab it now for just $1,100.

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Samsung Jet Bot AI+ — $550 $951 42% off

The Samsung Jet Bot AI+ and charging station.
Samsung

This robot vacuum has intelligent viewing and mapping that understands what different objects in your home are. It understands a sock and a sofa are not the same, acting accordingly. The result is what our Samsung Jet Bot AI+ review tells us is a smart vac that is capable of avoiding wires. It can also “patrol” your home for you, telling you if anything is out of place. Pick it up now while it is’s priced at $550.

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iRobot Roomba Combo j9+ — $1,079 $1,399 23% off

The Combo j9+ cleaning grey floors.
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Considered the best robot vacuum and mop combo for pet owners, the iRobot Roomba Combo j9+ is a perfect holiday pickup. The key line from our iRobot Roomba Combo j9+ review? “If you can find it on sale (iRobot loves to discount its products during shopping holidays), the Combo j9+ is a solid recommendation.”

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Dyson V8 Origin + Cordless De-Tangling Vacuum — $300 $419 28% off

Someone using the Dyson V8 Origin Plus cordless vacuum.
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Dyson is very well-known for its bladeless fan tech, and it’s certainly taken that to the next level with the Dyson V8 Origin. It has really powerful suction, two different modes to run it in, a 0.04-gallon bin, and a whopping 28% discount on the full price.

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How to choose a vacuum during Cyber Week

Here, we’re going to compare two types of vacuums: hand vacs and robot vacuums. In our excellently-written cordless vs robot vacuums guide, the conclusion is somewhat ambiguous. Neither vacuum is “better” but are for different situations. The cordless vacuum does the better job at cleaning at the expense of more personal work, while the robot vacuum can do consistent cleaning several days a week with little input from you, but will have difficulty getting in the difficult spots. Notably, many homes have both.

Since you’re looking for deals, we offer this idea: If you don’t have a typical hand-powered upright vacuum, start there. Unless you have a disability or mobility issues, its going to be the best bang for your buck. Then, once you’ve got your manual vacuuming sorted, consider the robot vacuum.

When considering what robot vacuum to buy, be sure to check out our robot vacuum selection guide. Here, I want to focus on one section from that guide that is relevant to Cyber Week: “Price.” The general conclusion is that you can get a decent one for a few hundred, but the premium members are going to be $1,000 or more. But that’s during normal times. To get a premium robot vacuum while sales are about, aim for $750 or above. If you want something budget, go for a manually-powered vacuum instead, as there is no harm in that.

How we chose these Cyber Week vacuum deals

Price and ability were the biggest selection factors in the vacuums chosen above. We wanted things from all across the spectrum, including standard vacuums, vacuums that you can use to clean couches and stairs with, and robot vacuums. You might notice that there aren’t as many interesting or diverse special features on the robot vacuums above. And that’s largely by design. We believe that, when it comes to robot vacuums, the basics beat the extras every time. It’s not that we’re against extras, its just that they aren’t as exciting as actually getting the floor clean when you’re done with the product description page.

Also note that if we have a full write-up on a vacuum, which will admittedly be more likely for robot vacuums than hand-pushed varieties, we’ll be sure to link to it in the writeups above. There’s no need to jump hastily into such a purchase. Take your time and read about our experiences with it first.

John Alexander
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John Alexander is a former ESL teacher, current writer and internet addict, and lacks the wisdom to know what the future…
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