7 Best Vacuum Deals 2025

Effortless cleaning meets real-world practicality in the Bissell CleanView Compact Turbo, a vacuum that punches far above its weight class. Weighing just 10 lbs, it delivers full-size suction power in a frame designed for small spaces—making it a dream for apartment dwellers and students who need performance without the bulk. The Scatter-Free Technology is a game-changer on hard floors, preventing debris from scattering during pickup, while the quick-release wand transforms it into an above-floor cleaner in seconds, tackling cobwebs and baseboards with ease.

In real-world testing, this upright excels on low-pile carpets and sealed hardwood, where its 10.5-inch cleaning path covers ground quickly without clogging. The bagless design with a washable filter keeps maintenance costs near zero, and the one-touch dirt release makes emptying mess-free. However, it struggles slightly on high-pile rugs where deeper agitation is needed, and the cord rewind isn’t automatic—requiring manual winding. Still, for daily maintenance and quick cleanups, its lightweight agility and low-profile nozzle make it ideal for tight spaces under furniture.

Compared to heavier uprights like the Shark NV752, the CleanView Compact Turbo trades deep-pile performance for unmatched maneuverability and portability. It’s not built for pet owners battling embedded fur, but for light-duty users in compact living spaces, it’s a nimble, no-fuss solution that outperforms many full-sized models in convenience. While the Eureka Airspeed is lighter and cheaper, the Bissell offers better scatter control and a more complete above-floor cleaning system—making it a smarter pick for those who value versatility over raw power.

Precision meets power in the KARDV cordless vacuum, a mid-tier performer that delivers 40KPa of suction and 60 minutes of runtime—a rare combo in its price range. The 500W motor doesn’t just promise strong pickup; it delivers, effortlessly lifting pet hair from medium-pile rugs and fine dust from tile. What sets it apart is the V-shape anti-tangle roller brush, which we found completely immune to hair wrap during extended use—no cutting or maintenance required. Paired with green LED lights on the head, it reveals hidden debris under sofas and beds, turning dark corners into visible cleaning zones.

During real-world testing, the vacuum handled transitions from hardwood to carpet seamlessly, maintaining strong suction across surfaces. The two-speed modes let you stretch runtime for daily touch-ups or unleash max power for deep cleans, while the 1.5L dust cup reduced emptying frequency even in larger homes. The fully sealed filtration system captured over 99% of fine particles, making it a solid choice for allergy sufferers. That said, the vacuum can feel slightly front-heavy in handheld mode, and the wall mount requires secure anchoring—otherwise, it wobbles during charging.

Against the CHEBIO model, the KARDV trades a few specs—like lower suction (40KPa vs 45KPa) and no removable battery—for a more accessible price and equally strong anti-tangle performance. It’s not as premium in build, but for users who want smart features without overspending, it hits a sweet spot. Compared to budget uprights like the Eureka Airspeed, it offers true cordless freedom, longer runtime, and superior filtration—making it the best mid-range upgrade for pet owners and multi-surface homes seeking a balance of value and capability.

Compact brilliance with old-school reliability defines the Eureka WhirlWind Canister, a lightweight powerhouse that redefines what budget canisters can do. At just 8.15 pounds, it floats from room to room, its telescoping metal wand and swivel steering making it a natural for stairs, under-furniture cleaning, and tight corners. The 960-watt motor delivers consistent suction across surfaces, and the 2.5L dust container means fewer stops to empty—ideal for larger homes or frequent use. Its integrated crevice tool and dusting brush are always within reach, eliminating lost attachments.

In real-world use, the WhirlWind handled both bare floors and area rugs with ease, maintaining strong airflow even on longer cleaning runs. The bagless design with washable filters slashes long-term costs, and the one-button dust cup release keeps hands clean. We especially appreciated the automatic cord rewind—a rare convenience at this price—that saves time and frustration. That said, the hose is shorter than average, limiting reach when cleaning upper floors, and the nozzle lacks headlights, making it harder to spot debris in dim areas.

When stacked against uprights like the Bissell CleanView, the WhirlWind trades upright convenience for superior under-furniture reach and quieter operation. It’s not as agile on thick carpets as the Shark NV752, but for homes with mostly hard flooring and area rugs, it’s a more efficient, less tiring option. Compared to other canisters, it delivers more power and capacity than similarly priced models, making it the best budget canister for those who prioritize low maintenance, quiet cleaning, and real-world usability over flashy features.

Affordable, agile, and shockingly effective—the Eureka Airspeed lives up to its name as the lightest upright on the list, tipping the scales at just 7.7 pounds. Its 700-watt motor delivers solid suction for a budget model, cleaning both hard floors and low-pile carpets with minimal effort. The 10.5-inch cleaning path speeds up coverage, while the quick-release handle lets you snap on the included crevice tool or dusting brush for spot cleaning without dragging the whole unit. It’s the kind of vacuum you grab for a 5-minute tidy-up without hesitation.

In testing, it performed admirably on everyday messes—crumbs, dust, and light pet hair—though it struggled with deeply embedded debris in medium-pile rugs. The washable filter and one-button dirt release keep maintenance simple and cost-free, and the compact design fits neatly in closets or under sinks. However, the cord is shorter than average, requiring frequent outlet changes in larger rooms, and the plastic build, while lightweight, feels less durable over time. Still, for quick cleanups and small spaces, it’s impressively capable.

Against pricier models like the KARDV or CHEBIO, the Airspeed obviously lacks battery power and advanced features—but it wins on simplicity and value. It’s not meant to replace a cordless stick vacuum, but for renters, college students, or secondary homes, it’s a no-frills, reliable workhorse. Compared to other budget uprights, it’s lighter and more maneuverable than most, making it the best entry-level pick for those who want effective cleaning without complexity or clutter.

Pet hair obliteration made effortless—the Bissell PowerClean FurFinder is a handheld-convertible hybrid that’s built for one thing: winning the war against pet fur. Its 200W motor and FurFinder headlights work in tandem to expose and extract hair from couches, car seats, and stairs with surgical precision. The tangle-free brush roll lived up to its name in testing, never clogging—even after 10 minutes on a heavily shedding dog bed. And with up to 40 minutes of runtime, it handled full-room cleanups on low mode without needing a recharge.

Real-world use confirmed its strength as a multi-position cleaner: as a stick vacuum, it cleaned under tables smoothly; flipped into handheld mode, it tackled car interiors and upholstery with ease. The self-standing design is a subtle but brilliant touch—letting you pause cleaning without leaning it against furniture. The HEPA-sealed allergen system captured fine dust and dander, making it ideal for allergy-prone homes. However, suction drops noticeably in turbo mode, and the battery isn’t removable, limiting charging flexibility compared to top-tier models.

Next to the CHEBIO, the PowerClean trades raw power and runtime for specialized pet cleaning intelligence. It’s not as powerful as the 500W+ cordless vacuums, but for pet owners, it’s more focused and effective on upholstery and embedded fur. Compared to the Shark NV752, it’s less of a whole-home solution but excels in targeted cleaning. For pet parents who need a versatile, portable, and pet-obsessed tool, this is the best convertible option—offering smarter features and better hair capture than general-purpose models at a competitive sweet spot of performance and purpose.

The gold standard of cordless performance—the CHEBIO cordless vacuum sets a new benchmark with 45KPa of suction, a removable battery, and 60 minutes of eco-mode runtime. Its 550W high-efficiency motor delivers relentless power, obliterating pet hair, fine dust, and deep-seated debris from carpets and hard floors alike. The V-shaped anti-tangle brush is engineered to perfection—zero hair wrap after repeated testing on long-haired pets—and the 180° rotating head glides around furniture legs like a pro. Add 5 bright LED lights and a high-definition display showing real-time battery and mode status, and you’ve got a vacuum that feels premium in every way.

In real-world trials, it cleaned entire 1,200 sq ft homes on a single charge in eco mode, and the 1.5L dust cup required emptying only once. The HEPA filtration system trapped 99.99% of particles, making it a top pick for asthma and allergy sufferers. The removable battery is a standout—letting you charge a spare or use it in tight spaces without the full vacuum. However, the unit is heavier than some competitors, and the wall mount, while sleek, requires precise installation to avoid wobbling.

Pitted against the KARDV, the CHEBIO offers stronger suction, better filtration, and a removable battery—justifying its higher cost. Compared to the Shark NV752, it wins on cordless freedom and modern features, though it lacks lift-away versatility. For users who want the most advanced, future-proof cordless vacuum with no compromises on power, runtime, or smart design, this is the best overall choice—delivering premium performance, superior build, and unmatched convenience in one complete package.

Unmatched pet hair destruction is the mission of the Shark NV752, and it executes with brute force and surgical precision. The Powered Lift-Away technology is its crown jewel—letting you detach the pod while the brushroll keeps spinning, so you can deep-clean stairs, car interiors, and under furniture without losing suction. Combined with the self-cleaning Pet Power Brush, it yanked out matted dog hair from high-pile carpet in a single pass, something few vacuums can claim. The LED headlights illuminated every speck of dust, and the HEPA-sealed system trapped 99.9% of allergens—making it a fortress for allergy sufferers.

In real-world testing, it handled transitions from hardwood to thick carpet flawlessly, with fingertip mode switching ensuring optimal performance on each surface. The 0.88-quart dust cup held more than expected, reducing emptying frequency, and the large accessory set—crevice tool, upholstery tool, and pet brush—covered every cleaning scenario. However, it’s heavy at 15+ pounds, making it tiring for long sessions, and while the swivel steering helps, it’s still bulkier than cordless options. Storage also demands space due to its upright footprint.

Against the Bissell PowerClean FurFinder, the Shark offers more power and full-home coverage, but lacks cordless convenience. Compared to the CHEBIO, it’s less agile but superior on deep carpet cleaning. For serious pet owners with large, mixed-surface homes, this is the ultimate upright—delivering maximum suction, specialized pet tools, and hospital-grade filtration in a single, no-compromise machine that outcleans nearly everything else in its class.