This Dyson DC59 Cordless Vacuum Cleaner is a steal at £139

Dyson Cinetic Big Ball Animal | £200 | Was £449

We're calling this as the best non-console, non-Sonos deal of the day. £249 off one of Dyson's best plug-in vacs. You don't need to clean the filters, it rights itself if it falls over, and it sucks like a billy goat. What more could you want for £200? 

Dyson V6 Animal | £179 | Better than half price at Currys

The big retailers have been in a pricing arms race over the V6 Animal all week and Currys has now retaken the lead. The V6 offers 20 minutes of suction on its top power setting and is a fantastic vac at this price.

Dyson V6 Animal | £184 | Half price at John Lewis

John Lewis isn't doing this any cheaper than its rivals, but it does throw in a two-year guarantee, as is its wont. The shop's Click and Collect (from your nearest Waitrose or John Lewis) service is great, as is its after service in general.

Dyson V8 Absolute | £329 | Was £519

Dyson's flagship cordless vac is the best you can get – it goes up to 40 minutes between charges, has a very oomph-y turbo setting, and also boasts '2 Tier Radial cyclone technology' – and priced accordingly. Hoorah for AO's substantial price cut, then!

Dyson V8 Absolute | £329 | Was £519

Dyson's flagship cordless vac is the best you can get – it goes up to 40 minutes between charges, has a very oomph-y turbo setting, and also boasts '2 Tier Radial cyclone technology' – and priced accordingly. Hoorah for AO's substantial price cut, then!