Free your clean by investing in a best-selling cordless cleaner. No more feeling constricted and frustrated that your corded vacuum can only take your cleaning prowess so far. Take a look at these amazing Shark cordless vacuum deals, reduced in this year’s January sales.
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Cordless cleaning is the future, allowing the freedom to go the distant – quite literally. Because tugging on your vacuum cord when you’re cleaning halfway up the stairs is a very frustrating feeling. It’s a drawback that no longer needs to exist, as not only can you buy a great Shark cordless vacuum, you can grab a bargain with these great deals!
We reveal some of the best Shark cordless vacuum deals on the market right now, thanks to the seasonal sales.
Best Shark cordless vacuum deals – quick links
- Shark Cordless Upright Vacuum Cleaner [ICZ160UK]: Was £399, Now £299, John Lewis
- True Pet Anti Hair Wrap Cordless Vacuum Cleaner: £120 off! Was £499 Now £379, Currys
- Shark Cordless Stick Vacuum Cleaner [IZ201UK] Anti Hair Wrap: was £349.99, Now £339, Amazon
- Shark Anti-Hair Wrap with Flexology IZ251UK Cordless Vacuum Cleaner: was £449, Now £325, ao.com
- Shark Cordless Handheld Vacuum Cleaner: £30 off, was £129.99, Now £99.99, Shark
Best Shark cordless stick vacuum deals
Shark Flexology True Pet Anti Hair Wrap Cordless Vacuum Cleaner [IZ251UKTDB]: Was £499, Now £379, Currys
This Shark cordless vac boasts up to 120 minutes of run time, enough to go round your home twice without recharging. If you have a pet this is the perfect vacuum for you as the model comes with a motorised attachment specially designed to lift pet hairs from the floor and furniture.
Shark Cordless Stick Vacuum Cleaner [IZ201UK] Anti Hair Wrap: was £349.99, Now £339, Amazon
Be free to clean high and low with this easy-to-use cordless cleaner. The single battery offers up to 40 minutes run-time, before the removable battery needs recharging. Ideal for carpets and hard floors – even on the blinds and shutters for a deep clean.
Shark Anti-Hair Wrap with Flexology IZ251UK Cordless Vacuum Cleaner: was £449, Now £325, ao.com
This cordless model boast all the same credentials as the existing Anti-Hair Wrap vacuums only with an extended battery life to offer even longer cleaning times. This model provides up to 80 minutes run time for a deep cleaning experience.
Best Shark cordless upright vacuum deals
Shark Cordless Upright Vacuum Cleaner [ICZ160UK]: was £399.99, Now £299, John Lewis & Partners
Easily clean carpets and hard floors with the DuoClean floorhead, enhanced with Anti Hair Wrap Technology to actively remove hair from the brush-roll as you clean. You can transform this vac into a lightweight handheld cordless unit to clean stairs, surfaces and the car.
Best Shark cordless handheld vacuum deals
Shark Cordless Handheld Vacuum Cleaner (Single Battery) [WV200UK]: was £129.99, Now £99, Shark
A kitchen essential, this handheld vac easily deals with crumbs and dry food spills on worktops and tables. It’s also perfect for picking up pet hair throughout your home. One drawback is the run-time. At just eight minutes a charge, you may need a cleaner that has longer battery life.
Are Shark cordless vacuums better than Dyson?
Both Shark and Dyson vacuums have their pros and cons, but when you look at the main specs, you’ll often notice two things. The first is that, by and large, Dyson tend to have a tad more power than a Shark. Also, Dyson tends to be that bit heavier. So if you are worried about tackling cobwebs at ceiling height or lugging your vacuum up stairs, you may prefer Shark. Whereas if cleaning power is everything, you might prefer Dyson.
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Each brand also has its own specific technologies. For example, Shark’s legendary anti-hair wrap technology prevents pet and human hair from wrapping around the cleaning head, improving suction and meaning you don’t have to detangle it by hand.
Should I buy a cordless vacuum?
Cordless vacuums have come on leaps and bounds in the past few years. Granted, they can’t always offer quite the power that a plugged-in corded model can, but they are inching closer.
Another big improvement is in run time. Where once a cordless vac might only go 15-20 minutes before the power faded and eventually died, now you can expect the best to run at full suction for a full hour.
And with all the tools and technology you’d expect from a corded vacuum, there really are fewer and fewer reasons not to go cordless these days.
