Dyson early Black Friday deals: 360 Vis Nav robot & cordless vacuums heavily discounted
Dyson has kicked off early Black Friday discounts with notable cuts across cleaning gear. The standout is the Dyson 360 Vis Nav robot vacuum at roughly 50% off — down to about $500 — plus steep discounts on cordless models like the V9 Motorbar and V11 Extra.
These deals are attractive if you prioritize raw suction power and reliable obstacle avoidance over extras like a self‑emptying base or integrated mopping. Below are the key offers and what to consider before buying.
Top discounts to watch
- Dyson 360 Vis Nav robot vacuum: ~50% off, now about $500. Excellent suction and obstacle avoidance; no self‑emptying base but strong cleaning performance for dust, crumbs and pet hair.
- Dyson V9 Motorbar cordless: On sale for around $270 (more than half off). Versatile across floor types and upholstery; battery life about 40 minutes.
- Dyson V11 Extra: Discounted to roughly $400 — improved suction and longer battery life (~60 minutes) compared with older models.
Why these Dyson deals are notable
Dyson consistently scores highly for engineering and raw suction power. The 360 Vis Nav is one of the most capable robot vacuums we’ve tested for picking up debris and avoiding obstacles, while the V9 and V11 remain solid cordless options for quick, versatile cleaning jobs.
What to consider before buying
- Features vs. price: If you want a robot with a self‑emptying base or mopping features, other models may be a better fit despite offering less suction.
- Battery life: Choose based on home size — V9 offers about 40 minutes, V11 about 60 minutes.
- Availability: These are early Black Friday offers — stock and exact discounts may vary by retailer and region.
Shop Dyson’s official store (opens in a new tab): dyson.com, or compare listings on Amazon (opens in a new tab): Dyson vacuums on Amazon.
Discussion: Are you tempted by the robot vacuum’s suction and navigation, or would you pick a cordless stick for versatility? Which feature matters most to you — suction, battery life, or a self‑emptying base?