The summer sale extravaganza has come early this year, and while this is one of many sale events you'll see between now and the holidays, these Prime Day vacuum deals are still going for the final day of the summer sale event.

There's an impressive range of vacuums still on sale, from some of my favorite cordless vacuums and Dyson powerhouses to robot vacuums and handheld vacuums. You can get the Shark PowerDetect ($300), for $100 cheaper than usual, or the already affordable Bissell PowerClean FurFinder ($150) with an extra discount. The best robot vacuum we've tried, the Shark PowerDetect UV Reveal ($850), also has a fantastic price tag this week for how powerful it is, and you can get great wet vacuums like the Narwal S30 Pro ($335) on sale too.

All of these models and more that we've tested and love are on sale right now for the final day of Prime Day, so snag yourself a cheaper price tag for your perfect robot vacuum, stick vacuum, or hand vac while you still can. Also be sure to browse our roundup of the Absolute Best Prime Day Deals.

Updated 3:30AM ET Friday, June 26: We've updated these deals with the latest prices, and added deals on more vacuums, including the Levoit LVAC-300, Narwal Flow, and Bissell Pet Hair Eraser.

Best Cordless Vacuum Deals

The whole reason to shop for a vacuum on Prime Day is to get a great deal. The Bissell PowerClean FurFinder is frequently on sale, but this week it's been dropped all the way to $150. That's especially impressive as this was already an affordable cordless vacuum, considering its power and the included attachments. It has 200 watts of power, a bright headlight to spot dust and debris, a handful of attachments like the FurFinder head for sucking up pet hair, and a HEPA filtration system. It can stand up on its own, too, which comes in handy.

My all-time favorite cordless vacuum is also on sale. The Shark PowerDetect is a popular cordless vacuum for a reason, from its powerful suction, bendable neck, large dust cup that's easy to empty, and HEPA filtration. This vacuum outperformed a Dyson in my tests with sand and cereal on carpet, and works great as a hand vacuum, too. It was already a well-priced vacuum considering all it includes, and it's even better now with this $100 discount during Prime Day. This may be sold out at Amazon, but you can still get the discounted price from Shark.

This Dyson is not only powerful, but it now also has a fantastic price, too. I usually don't see it for this cheap, but now that Dyson has launched new vacuum models, it's likely going to have a better sale price going forward. So, while the Dyson Gen5Detect isn't technically the top-of-the-line model anymore, it's still impressively powerful with 280 air-watts of suction and has a brighter laser than Dyson's older models. It also has a true power button rather than the trigger button that models like the V15 have. The addition of the HEPA filtration and its powerful suction makes it a go-to option for homes with carpet and pet hair.

If you're looking for a great cordless vacuum that comes with a self-emptying base station but won't cost you hundreds, the Tineco Pure One Station 5 is a solid option. It has solid power with 175 air-watts and is almost half off with a price tag of $250 right now. That's only $100 more than what you'll spend on the Bissell during Prime Day, but it comes with a base station that can both empty the stick vacuum and charge the vacuum. It only comes with one attachment, but it has a nice, bright green laser to spot dust, and it did a good job on both my hard floors and carpet. It's well worth the price for everything you get.

If you're looking for a better mop experience, try a cordless wet-dry vacuum. The Narwal S30 Pro makes mopping my massive main floor a breeze. You fill up the clean water tank in the head of the wet vac, and then it filters dirty water and debris up into the dirty water tank in the body of the device. You can add a little disposable basket to catch large debris so that it doesn't get too murky; it was much easier to clean than the Dyson WashG1. It's a highly recommended purchase for homes with primarily hard floors, especially at this discounted price.

There are a lot of solid stick vacuums out there. The Levoit LVAC-300 is one of the many that we've tested and liked. It's well-rounded with an hour of battery life, a couple of accessories, an anti-tangle roller brush, and HEPA filtration. It hits up to 12,000 rotations per minute to suck up dirt and debris all over your home. It can technically stand up on its own, but it is prone to falling over.

I don't like AI being forced into products unnecessarily, but I have to admit this robot vacuum's built-in AI features impressed me. The Shark PowerDetect UV Reveal uses a UV light and a camera to spot stains, and the AI will analyze the footage to find where it should go to scrub the floors. Once the initial clean is complete, it will announce to you that it's found stains and is headed back out to “viciously attack them.” It also does a good job on hard floors, carpets, and rugs alike, but sadly can only learn one floor at a time. Still, I've yet to be this impressed with any other robot vacuum's cleaning job, especially for the price (even more so while on sale!)

This is another robot vacuum with AI that you'll actually be impressed with. Former WIRED reviewer Adrienne So found the Dreame X50 Ultra would track and recognize spots in her home that would get the dirtiest (for her, it was in front of her dog's bed) and remind her to run the vacuum to clean them. It also has side wands for edge cleaning and a large capacity docking station for all that debris it's reminding you to let it clean. It's got a nice discount as well right now for Prime Day.

If you want a cheaper robot vacuum without skimping on a good clean, the Eufy Omni C28 is my favorite budget robot vacuum. It's usually on sale for around $500, but it's on sale for $450 for Prime Day. Even though it's affordable, it still does a good job vacuuming and mopping (though it won't spot stains and messes on its own, you'll have to tell it when to do a deeper clean) and can learn multiple floors of your home.

I really like this vacuum, but I'll warn you now, it was one of the longest to set up and took three tries. Once it was set up, though, the iRobot app is intuitive and makes it easy to follow along the route of your vacuum cleaning the rooms of your home, and looks pretty doing it with the nice finish that both the vacuum and base have.

The best of Roborock's new vacuums this year, in our opinion, is the new addition to the Qrevo Curv line. This line from Roborock has been popular and affordable, but it hadn't had an update in a few years until the start of 2026 with the arrival of the Qrevo Curv 2 Flow. It was already affordable before it went on sale for Prime Day, and one of our former WIRED reviewers continually touted Roborock as having one of the best navigation and cleaning systems. It's also the lowest sale price it's had since its launch, usually only on sale in the $800 range.

If you're looking for a good deal, the Yeedi S20 Infinity is deeply discounted and retails for less than most of its competition. WIRED reviewer Martin Cizmar loves this robot vacuum, though it did get stuck on his bath mat and can't scrub sticky spills like my top picks can. Still, a price this low for a robot vacuum that can also mop is hard to deny.

Our team hasn't always had success with Narwal's robot vacuums, but when I tested the Narwal Flow last fall, it was a seamless experience. Easy to set up and connect to my app, came with enough of a charge to clean almost half of the main floor of my house right away, and the vacuum remembered to finish the task after it took a break to recharge. It did a good job cleaning my hard floors and rugs, and I like how cute the base station is.

Best Hand Vacuum Deals

This is a great hand vacuum thanks to the charging stand and long hose that make it easy to use in cars (and especially deep trunks). The base keeps the vacuum charged (and thank goodness since it only has a 15-minute battery life, so you'll want an easy charging setup) and stores its attachments, too.

If you're looking for a great hand vacuum, this Dyson model has impressive power and battery life for a handheld. The Car+Boat is one of the cheapest ways to get a Dyson vacuum into your home, although Dyson stick vacuums can also double as a handheld. Still, it's a nice little discount on an already affordable (for a Dyson) vacuum.

I love this adorable vacuum. It's cute, easy to hold, and has a nice length hose that makes it my favorite hand vacuum for cleaning my car. I also like that there are compartments built into it to hold the attachments, so I don't have to trudge back inside if I'm vacuuming my car and decide I need the crevice or brush tool. It's got HEPA filtration to keep the debris it picks up inside, and its 20V battery is compatible with other Worx tools.

This little handheld vacuum is designed with pets and pet hair in mind. I really liked it for general household messes like Cheerios my toddler spilled, or strange piles of dirt and sand he seemed to create everywhere he went. It has great suction with two cyclonic airstreams and a motorized power brush that works especially well on hair. The battery lasts about a week of sporadic use.

This hand vacuum is designed with pet hair in mind, but I bet you guessed that from the name already. It has a powerful motorized brush attachment that will lift pet hair from carpet and fabric alike, and comes with a crevice tool to help you get to tricky spots like between the couch cushions. It has about 15 minutes of battery life, and it does take a good amount of strength to swap out attachments.

More Deals I've Spotted

I'll be looking for more great vacuum deals all week long. Here are a few more you might want to check out.

Bissell PowerClean Cordless Stick Vacuum for $150 ($50 off): This is the cheaper version of the Bissell FurFinder vacuum. It has a weaker headlight and no FurFinder attachment, but it's not priced low enough to be worth it. I'd just get the FurFinder above, since you'll get more features for the same price.

Dyson Ball Animal 3 Extra for $400 ($150 off): If, for some reason, you really, really want an upright vacuum instead of a cordless model, then Dyson's Ball Animal 3 Extra is on sale. The “Extra” in the name means it comes with twice the attachments compared to the regular Ball Animal 3. It's designed with pet hair in mind, and former WIRED reviewer Jaina Grey was happy with how well it vacuumed her rabbit's hair around the house.

Ecovacs Deebot X12 OmniCyclone for $800 ($600 off): Ecovacs is the parent company of both Deebot and Yeedi, but Yeedi is usually cheaper with some similar features. Still, we've liked past Deebot robot vacuums we've tried, and this is a good deal on one of its premium models. I haven't tested it yet, but I like that you can mark spots in the app as extra dirty so the robot vacuum knows to use its pre-spray on stains and messes before it starts mopping.

Ecovacs Deebot T90 Pro Omni for $500 ($400 off): If you're looking for more options in the $500 range, the Deebot T90 Pro Omni is also on sale for Prime Day to bring it down into that range. It's usually on sale for $700, so this is a better deal than usual. It's another one I have yet to test, but promises a self-cleaning roller mop, edge cleaning, and impressive 30,000 Pa of suction.

Roborock Saros 20 for $1,300 ($300 off): This is Roborock's newest and most powerful robot vacuum yet, with 36,000 Pa of suction. Former WIRED reviewer Adrienne So didn't love that the vacuum could leave debris behind while it moved from her hard floors to her carpet, though, and the Adaptlift technology couldn't lift itself out of her fireplace area. Still, if you have fewer transition spaces you're worried about, she was happy with this robot vacuum otherwise.

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