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Dyson V10 Cordless Vacuum Gets a £150 Price Cut to £299

The cordless vacuum includes de-tangling technology, up to 60 minutes of runtime and more than 1,100 customer reviews.

  • Currys has discounted the Dyson V10 Total Clean to £299, representing a £150 saving from its previous £449 price. This reduction makes the cordless vacuum significantly more accessible for shoppers seeking everyday cleaning solutions.
  • The Dyson V10 features a motor spinning at up to 125,000rpm, delivering freedom from cables with a 60-minute maximum runtime. These specifications enable users to tackle larger cleaning jobs across carpets and hard floors without immediate recharging.
  • Its Motorbar cleaner head utilizes de-tangling technology to clear wrapped hair, while the washable HEPA filter traps 99.97% of particles as small as 0.3 microns. A reach-under tool adjusts by up to 90 degrees for hard-to-reach areas.
  • Converting into a handheld cleaner, the V10 allows users to tackle smaller tasks including stairs, furniture, and car interiors. This versatility eliminates the need for a separate cleaning device across multiple household surfaces.
  • Target lists the product with more than 1,100 customer reviews and an overall rating of 4.6 stars, establishing strong consumer validation. This popularity combined with the current £150 discount provides clear incentive for potential buyers.
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Dyson V10 cordless vacuum gets a £150 price cut to £299

A popular Dyson cordless vacuum has had £150 knocked off its price, with the V10 Total Clean now £299 instead of £449.

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Dyson shoppers can save £150 on this cordless vacuum

A popular Dyson cordless vacuum has had £150 knocked off its price, with the V10 Total Clean now £299 instead of £449.

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