Best cheap Dyson deals: the best offers on cordless vacuums, fans and more in 2020

The best Dyson deals can knock a healthy chunk off the price of Dyson's iconic product range. Whether you’re looking to buy a Dyson cordless vacuum, Dyson fan or heater, or even a Dyson hair device, you'll find the cheapest Dyson prices anywhere here on this page. 

Our team is constantly tracking the best Dyson deals from the most reputable retailers. We curating the best Dyson deals below, so scroll down to the product you're looking for and bag yourself the biggest bargain possible on some Dyson kit. 

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The best Dyson deals on vacuums

For the best Dyson deals on cordless vacuums, look for the older – but still excellent – Dyson V8 in the offers below. It’s not quite as powerful as the flagship V11 or the V10, so it’s cheaper, but for most people it’s all the vacuum cleaner you’ll ever need. Plus, it weighs less, so it’s easier to use as a pure handheld. We've also seen some great discounts on the second-best Dyson – the V10 – recently. 

However, if you want to own Dyson's most powerful vac and very latest tech, you'll need to fork out for the Dyson V11 Absolute (or V11 Torque head in the States). It comes with a new cleaner head that "intelligently adapts for optimum cleaning on all surfaces”, and improved battery life so you can clean for longer. It’s the least likely model to see a huge Dyson deal – although it did receive a cool £100 discount back in November, dropping the price to £499. 

Dyson deal alert! Get a free Floor Dok worth £100 with any V11 Absolute purchase. For a limited time only and while stocks last, customers who purchase the Dyson V11 Absolute (£599.99) model will receive a Free Dok worth £100. The offer is available from 26th August through to 22nd September 2020.

The cheapest Dyson vacuums are the corded models. The Dyson Light Ball Multi Floor is particularly good value, but if you have pets the chunkier Dyson Big Ball Animal 2 is worth looking at.

• Pro tip: for the cheapest Dyson vacuum prices, choose the Animal models. They share the same motor as the Absolute, but come with slightly fewer attachments. 

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Cheap Dyson deals and offers: hair care

Dyson's latest move has been into grooming products, with the revolutionary Supersonic hair dryer and the brand new, multi-headed Airwrap styling, erm… thing. You won't find many deals on the latter just yet, but there are sometimes discounts to be had on the hairdryer.

It’s a rare product that brings genuine innovation to an established category, but the Dyson Supersonic hairdryer did exactly. Built with a powerful V9 digital motor, and sporting Dyson's innovative multiplier technology, the Dyson Supersonic produces high-velocity controlled air for fast, controlled drying. In fact, Dyson reckons the Supersonic is, 'up to eight times faster' than the current top-selling hair dryers in Japan (the country has a huge market for hair-styling tech, relative to its size) and 'half the weight'. Certainly it virtually halved the drying time for us, compared to our standard, rather cumbersome hair dryer. 

As always, this innovation comes at a price and you won't see many Dyson hairdryer deals that dramatically drop the price. However, there was a Dyson Cyber Monday deal that cut the cost to £265.99 last year, so prices do come down. You'll see today's cheapest prices above.

Dyson wasn’t wrong when it said the AirWrap Styler was a new way to style hair. It’s the culmination of six years of product development, 103 granted patents and 170 pending patents. That’s a lot of research and investment for a hair styling tool – and it's paid off. 

The Dyson AirWrap is a fantastic multi-tool hair styler for creating a range of looks without having to use several individual hair appliances to achieve the same result. There are three models: the Dyson AirWrap Smooth+Control (for frizz-prone hair) and Dyson AirWrap Volume+Shape (for flat, limp hair) are the cheapest; while the Dyson AirWrap Complete (for various hair types) retails at an extra £100.

As you'd expect, the AirWrap Styler doesn't come cheap. But if there's a deal to be had, you'll see it above...

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Dyson deals: fans, heaters, air purifiers and humidifiers

You're usually better off getting the latest Dyson fans, rather than the less expensive, older 'Link' ones. They are better at what they do, and more attractive. However, when the older models are significantly cheaper due to being on sale, they become quite tempting.

The Dyson Cool desk fan is engineered for smaller spaces, and works well to cool a bedroom or small space. Despite its size, it’s an effective fan – it uses Dyson’s Air Multiplier technology, which makes the initial airflow up to 15 times more powerful. Plus, the Dyson Cool desk fan uses 40 per cent less energy than the previous version of this Dyson desk fan (the AM01), and it’s 75 per cent quieter too. If you want an air purifier too, you'll need to look elsewhere. But at £249, it’s the best of the 'cheaper' Dyson fans on the market.

The Dyson Hot + Cool Jet Focus fan (AM09) is capable of heating and cooling a room – but it won’t purify the air, which means it’s £150 cheaper than the Pure Hot + Cool model below. The jet focus concentrates air flow to give a strong burst when you need immediate heating or cooling – and of course, it comes with Air Multiplier tech, so you’re free from choppy air. It's been around for a while now (since 2015), which means there are now often Dyson Hot + Cool deals that drop the price by a good £50.

The Dyson Pure Hot+Cool purifying fan heater isn't cheap. But, when it comes to value, this is the best Dyson fan you can buy because it works all year round. It cools the air during the summer, heats during winter, and purifies all year round. Plus, it can turn 350 degrees, has voice control via Alexa, and it pairs with the Link app to report on air quality. If you're looking for year-round performance, it doesn't get much better than this all-in-one Dyson fan/purifier/heater. 

Dyson’s Humidifier fan was the first humidifier to be awarded the Quiet Mark by the Noise Abatement Society. It cools and hydrates – very quietly – and comes with UV light technology, which kills germs and keeps the air hygienic, too. It will work evenly in large rooms, and can run for up to 18 hours at a go. If you experience respiratory symptoms in the summer months when the air contains more allergens, or dry skin or airways when there’s less moisture in the air (which can happen both in summer or winter), this humidifying Dyson fan is well worth considering. 

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The best Dyson sales in 2020

Prefer to browse the discounts yourself? Here are the biggest Dyson sales you need to know about. 

• Dyson sale at Amazon: great discounts on many Dyson products
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Dyson model variations: what you need to know

This can be a touch confusing, but we'll try to explain as best we can... 

Animal models (or ones with no suffix) come with a motorised head for floors, a smaller motorised head for upholstery, stairs etc – both of these are good for getting rid of pet hairs but are also useful to non-pet owners. The other tools are the essential extension pole so it's not just a handheld, a combi tool for general handheld cleaning, a crevice tool and a brush tool for dusting – this one seems entirely superfluous due to the presence of the combi tool, but there it is.

Absolute models are exactly the same but add an excellent spongey, motorised head specifically for doing hard floors.

Total Clean bundles include an extra flexible crevice tool and attachment for cleaning the tops of cupboards from below with – both quite handy but hardly essential.

Pro models are exactly the same as Absolute ones, but exclusive to Dyson and in different colours (!)

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The Dyson V8 Absolute isn't the newest Dyson cordless vacuum you can buy – it's been superseded by the V10 and, more recently, the V11. However, it remains an excellent choice because it's still very good. Plus, it's significantly cheaper than the V11 and V10. And, when it comes to Dyson deals, the V8 is also much more likely to see a bigger price drop than the newer models – making it even better value. 

So how good is it? Well, for many people, the Dyson V8 Absolute is all the vacuum cleaner you'll ever need, particularly if you mainly have hard floors. It's also lighter and more compact than the V11 and V10, which makes it easier to use as a pure handhold.

If you want to own Dyson's most powerful vac and very latest tech, you'll need to fork out for the V11 further down this list. But if you don't mind compromising a little, the Dyson V8 is a good £200 cheaper – and it's still an absolutely brilliant cordless vacuum. 

Bear in mind that Dyson isn't selling the V8 Absolute directly on its UK site anymore (although you can still buy the cheaper Dyson V8 Animal, which is also brilliant – it just doesn't come with the Absolute's soft roller cleaner head for hard floors). But you can still buy it through retailers like Amazon and Currys PC World, and we would expect to start seeing some decent Dyson offers on the V8 Absolute as UK retailers look to clear their stock. 

• Read more: Dyson V8 Absolute review

If you want a cordless Dyson vacuum that's very much like the flagship V11 Absolute – but, crucially, more affordable – consider the Dyson V10. Sure, it lacks the intelligent battery management of its newer stablemate. It doesn't have the high torque cleaning head, either, so it's perhaps less effective on carpet – when the going gets tough, the Dyson V11 is a more able cordless vac.

However, in normal use, we doubt that most users will notice the difference. In fact, the Dyson V10 looks and feels the same as the V11, and will get your home clean with a very similar level of effectiveness – for well over £100 less. We suspect it might soon start becoming subject to bigger Dyson deals that drop the price further, too.

(Alternatively, if you want an even cheaper Dyson vacuum but don't want to sacrifice power, try the Dyson V10 Animal. It's exactly the same as the V10 Absolute, but comes with six accessories, instead of seven – you don't get the soft roller cleaner head for hard floors.)

The V11 Absolute isn't just the best Dyson cordless vacuum you can buy – it's the best cordless vac, full stop. As a result, it's rarely subject to a Dyson deal, but if there's a discount to be found, you'll see it above. 

So what's so good about the V11? Well, it has 20 per cent more suction power than the next-best Dyson vac – the V10. Plus, it comes with a new cleaner head that "intelligently adapts for optimum cleaning on all surfaces" and improved battery life, so you can vacuum for longer too (up to an hour). There are also three different cleaning modes (Eco, Auto, Boost) and a real-time LCD display to indicate how much cleaning time you have left, and flag up any blockages. 

If you've got the cash, the V11 Absolute is a beauty. However, if you can't justify the price of the V11 – but still want Dyson's latest and greatest cleaning tech – take a look at the Dyson V11 Animal instead. It doesn't come with the torque or soft roller cleaner head for hard floors, but you do get a powerful 'direct-drive' cleaner head that's great for removing ground-in dirt from carpets – and it's a cool £100 cheaper. 

If you're a more upright citizen, the Dyson Light Ball Multi Floor vacuum is also excellent value. It's an unusually lightweight upright, and in this type of vac the 'Ball' element really comes into its own. This engineering triumph allows the vacuum to dance its way around corners and angles, and is pleasingly easy on the arm. 

Considerably more affordable than the Big Ball Animal 2, the Dyson Light Ball Multi Floor nonetheless offers a great mix of excellent cleaning as an upright vacuum cleaner – its main job – with a side order of handling smaller jobs in a more cylinder vac style, via a choice of accessories that attach to a removable suction tube. 

A simple button system alternates between carpet and hard floor modes, or you can easily pull the suction tube out of the handle of the Light Ball Multi Floor and get stuck into stairs, 'crevices' and miscellaneous surfaces. It's also quiet and energy efficient. If you have pets the chunkier Dyson Big Ball Animal 2 (below) might be more up your street, but the Light Ball should suit most users just fine.

The Dyson Big Ball Animal 2 is a cylinder vacuum cleaner that's damn good at doing what it’s designed to do – rid the abode of household detritus with maximum effectiveness and consummate ease. Stable, powerful and designed to spring back up should it ever fall over, this is a textbook cylinder cleaner with some very handy additional heads. It’s also easy to pull around and the cord is a whopping 6.5 metres in length, which enables you to clean larger areas without having to change plug sockets. For pet owners, especially, it is quite possibly the Holy Grail of vacuum cleaners, especially when used with the groundbreaking Tangle Free Turbine tool.

• Read more: Dyson Big Ball Animal 2

You don't see many Dyson Eye deals, presumably due to a lack of economies of scale in its production, and the fact that it's the most expensive thing Dyson sells – at least until such time as its cars come online. We reviewed the Dyson 360 Eye when it first came out. It's by no means a perfect device, but if you can live with its rather slow cleaning and habit of getting stuck, it is undeniably among the best robot vacuum cleaners you can buy. It also has an unusually good app (which can also control all Dyson's other connected products), impressive suction and even looks quite good.

• Read more: Dyson 360 Eye review