Get $100 off the Dyson V8 Origin+ cordless vacuum during Walmart+ Week
GET $100 OFF: As of June 17, you can get a Dyson V8 Origin+ cordless vacuum at Walmart for just $319.99, down from $419.99. That's $100 off.
We're just minutes into Walmart+ Week (Walmart's version of Amazon's Prime Day), and we're already seeing discounts on everything from small appliances to electronics. And, if you've been dying to join the Dyson cult (how a vacuum became a status symbol is still crazy to me), then you're in luck.
Right now, members and non-members can snag the Dyson V8 Origin+ cordless vacuum for just $319.99, down from $419.99. That's $100 off the listing price and a damn good deal if you ask us. (This isn't a Walmart+ deal; this vac is just on sale.)
This cordless vacuum is lightweight, has a no-touch bin emptying system (which may be important to pet owners; I know I don't like dealing with that after-vac dog smell or clumps of pet hair), and transforms into a handheld vacuum in one click.
The detangling Motorbar cleaner head works on hard floors and carpeted surfaces, and the optional attachments (e.g., the crevice tool and combination tool) make it easier to clean everything without switching machines.
Note: You need to be a Walmart+ member to get the special deals, but some items, like this one, are discounted for non-members, too. (Signing up is easy, and if you're a new member, you can sign up for a 30-day free trial and take advantage of all the deals. Just be sure to cancel before the trial ends to avoid an unwanted charge.)
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