The Dyson V11 is 37% off at Amazon

Is your current vacuum doing you dirty? I’ve found the deal for you — the Dyson V11, nearly 40% off at Amazon.

Unless you’re a professional cleaner, you probably don’t spend much time thinking about vacuums. It’s only until they fail us (in my case, right when I was sucking up kitty litter before a guest arrived) that we start thinking that maybe that’s a mistake.

Unlike the disappointing vacuum that is presently sitting in the corner of my bedroom, the Dyson V11 offers up to 60 minutes of runtime, has an easy-to-read LCD screen to view its various cleaning modes, plus is easily converted into a handheld for upholstery cleaning.

The cordless vacuum typically retails for $630 on Amazon, but is currently only $399, meaning I can save more than $200 on a vacuum other shoppers have declared “the best” and “fantastic.”

Although it’s less than 7 pounds, the Dyson V11 packs a powerful punch when dirt and germs are concerned. It has a Hyperdymium motor, which spins up to 125,000rpm to generate 60% more power in comparison to the Dyson V8. It also has a built-in HEPA filter and a 0.2-gallon bin with a hygienic ejection mechanism to prevent dust and debris from re-entering your space. It also comes with a variety of attachments and a Motorbar Cleaner Head that effortlessly grabs hold of hair and fur without becoming tangled.

Exceptional on hardwood floors, tile, and low-pile rugs, most owners of this vacuum agree that it’s 100% worth its cost. “I love this vacuum. It works great, and I can move through the house without having to stop and plug it in,” wrote one reviewer. “It does well with dog hair and long hair — it’s easy to clean…Best vacuum I’ve ever had.”

Well, consider me sold!

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