We've never hidden the fact that we're home freaks. We love testing mattresses and sofas and telling you how to furnish a home. It should be of no surprise that we're equally freakish about keeping our homes clean. So, when we find a deal this good on a vacuum we truly love, well... we have to tell you about it.
The Dyson V10 is the best bang for your buck model in the lineup. This V11 is a huge improvement on that V10, but since the V11 is 35 percent off, you can get it for the price of the other one. This vacuum is upgraded with more suction power and an LCD screen that shows you power, battery, and maintenance needs. For most people, this is all the vacuum you need. It can handle kids. It can handle pets. It'll last you a decade at least, and unless you're a real clean freak or tech lover, there's no reason to look beyond this deal. For under $500, it's probably the best Dyson vacuum deal we'll see all year.
All that said, if you're in the market for something more serious and have been looking at Dyson's for a while, there's another sale on the flagship model. The Gen5 Detect is Dyson's most advanced vacuum to date, is worth it. Now it's 23 percent off, which is also a rarity for the newest model on the market. We'd said it's a valid investment at its over $900 retail price, but at $740, it's a must buy for anyone that's been looking for a high powered vacuum. Basically, either one of these are a good deal depending on your price point and commitment to the latest tech. And hey, there's no Prime Day gimmick about these deals, it's just a steal.
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About Me: Luke Guillory is the Commerce Editor at Esquire, in charge of maintaining the magazine’s authoritative voice on shopping. He’ll talk about the classics like good pens, great jeans, and the only white tee worth buying. He’s also a reluctant tech editor with a knack for covering new stuff, old stuff, viral stuff, and awarding the year’s best tech. Previously, he worked at Field & Stream. As the resident outdoorsmen of Esquire’s big city offices, he’s always writing about outdoor clothing, boots, luxury camping gear, and daydreaming about getting the fuck out of the city.
