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Dyson and Shark vacuum cleaner prices drop under $200 at Walmart

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Top-of-the-line vacuum cleaners from premium brands can cost up to and more than $1,000, but many of us don’t want to spend that much money to clear dust, dirt, and debris from our floors. We shopped Walmart’s website for good deals on brand name vacuums and found three models under $200 from Dyson and Shark.

When you buy a less expensive model from a brand that has a wide range of vacuum cleaners, that doesn’t mean you’re getting a stripped-down version of a current model. What often happens is that when vacuum manufacturers introduce new models, they continue to make and sell the previous versions, dropping the price at the same time. So you may be buying yesterday’s or last year’s flagship vacuum at a significantly reduced cost.

We’ve found the best deals for Dyson and Shark vacuum cleaners under $200 on Walmart and put them all in one place. Whether you’re buying a vacuum cleaner as a gift or to replace a worn out older model at home, these three deals can help you save up to $89.

Dyson V6 Origin Cord-Free Vacuum — $199

The Dyson V6 Origin Cord-Free Vacuum has a motorized head, a digitally controlled motor that spins up to 107,000 revolutions per minute. Designed for cleaning all types of floors, the Dyson V6 runs up to 20 minutes per charge without using a motorized head. When you push a button for Max Power mode to clean especially tight areas, the battery life drops to 6 minutes. In any mode, however, battery power is only used when you pull on the trigger because you’re actually cleaning, not moving around or moving furniture.

The V6 quickly converts to handheld mode for cleaning car seats, walls, steps, or anything not convenient with the motorized head attached. Emptying the bagless dust bin is simple and hygienic and a wall-mounted docking station stores and charges the vacuum.

Other merchants are selling the Dyson V6 Origin Cord-Free Vacuum for $225, but it’s just $199 on Walmart. If you want the convenience of a cordless vac, this is a great opportunity to buy an earlier Dyson model at an excellent price advantage.

Shark Rotator Powered Lift-Away Speed Upright Vacuum, NV680 — $61 off

The Shark Rotator Powered Lift-Away Speed Upright Vacuum model NV680 is a versatile vacuum with three primary cleaning modes. When you use the vacuum in its upright mode for normal floor vacuuming the head swivels to help you reach awkward areas with the motorized cleaning head. Lift away the motor and dust bin chamber to clean under furniture. Release the NV680’s handle from the vacuum wand to clean in the above-floor mode. 

The Shark Rotator has fingertip speed controls and LED lights to navigate in darker areas to see what you’re cleaning. This model also has Shark’s Anti-Allergen Complete Seal Technology to capture and hold dust and particles it pulled into the machine.

Usually $259, the Shark Rotator Powered Lift-Away Speed Upright Vacuum, NV680 is on sale at Walmart for just $198. If you’re looking for an upright vacuum with versatility so you can clean all areas of your house, this is a chance to buy a Shark vacuum cleaner at an attractive price.

Dyson DC33 Multifloor Bagless Upright Vacuum — $89 off

The Dyson DC33 Multifloor Bagless Upright Vacuum features quick-release flexibility and tools for reaching under furniture, on stairs and furniture, and walls, curtains, and ceilings. The Dyson’s tools all store on the machine itself and a single button releases the bagless dust bin for easy and clean emptying.

Whole-machine HEPA air filtration with a lifetime filter keeps bacteria and allergens from exiting the machine.

Regularly priced $279, the Dyson DC33 Multifloor Bagless Upright Vacuum is just $190 for this sale. If you’re shopping for an upright Dyson, this machine’s power, versatility, and hygienic features may convince you to snap up the DC33 at this discounted price.

Bruce Brown
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