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Get a FREE Dyson DC34 when you buy a Dyson Cinetic for £299.99! @ Dyson

£299.99 Dyson27 Mar 16

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Home

Opening post

samspud

27 Mar 16

I think this is an amazing deal l if you were looking to buy a Dyson soon anyway. You get 2 for the price of one! Any they haven't inflated the prices to compensate - a real saving -

Get a FREE Dyson DC34 (worth £160) when you buy either -

1.Cinetic Big Ball Animal - £399.99
2.Cinetic Animal - £339.99
3.Cinetic Multifloor - £299.99

Top comments

disgraceUK to Bikerdanny

27 Mar 16 65 #2

I wonder if it picks up tumbleweed...

decembers_spawn

27 Mar 16 33 #4

People missing the point of the site, yet again. If you were going to buy this anyway, there's now something free! Hot from me

seezyf to johnmetcalfe75

27 Mar 16 29 #24

donslibi

27 Mar 16 22 #3

Buy one over-priced product, get one free!! Next up, buy an iPhone 6s and get an iPod Shuffle free :smile:

All comments (115)

Bikerdanny

27 Mar 16 5 #1

This deal "blew" me away ! Oh that's not right, this deal "sucked"......

disgraceUK to Bikerdanny

27 Mar 16 65 #2

I wonder if it picks up tumbleweed...

donslibi

27 Mar 16 22 #3

Buy one over-priced product, get one free!! Next up, buy an iPhone 6s and get an iPod Shuffle free :smile:

waqasahmed to donslibi

28 Mar 16 1 #30

Unlike Apple, Dysons devalue really quickly and a used Dyson is pretty cheap! They're overpriced, brand new..sure. Used, they're very cheap!

yas212 to donslibi

28 Mar 16 #31

I used to think the same as you, until I got an iPhone.

cigbunt to donslibi

28 Mar 16 #34

Apple would never do that.. Think of the profits

us_agent2012 to donslibi

28 Mar 16 #77

Should probably stick to the Argos own brands

decembers_spawn

27 Mar 16 33 #4

People missing the point of the site, yet again. If you were going to buy this anyway, there's now something free! Hot from me

donslibi to decembers_spawn

27 Mar 16 2 #20

Someone missed the humour :stuck_out_tongue:

blitzmmccv to decembers_spawn

28 Mar 16 #62

People just like to complain :smiley:

ScorchingHot

27 Mar 16 5 #5

Loads of these will be going up on eBay soon then! :wink:

burhaan7777

27 Mar 16 3 #6

Brilliant.

stevesipmax

27 Mar 16 #7

Does it include the extension pipe?

kris147

27 Mar 16 2 #8

i bought the dc34 last year thinking it would be great for the car. but be warned, once its charged it only lasts about 15 minutes. So now i still use the dc29 to do the car so i can spend longer than 10-15 mins doing the mats, boot etc.

jukie to kris147

28 Mar 16 #44

I use the DC 34 for the car and find that 15 minutes is plenty long enough

Iiyama

27 Mar 16 1 #9

Thanks OP was going to buy one anyway. Cheers

Bikerdanny

27 Mar 16 2 #10

Was fully anticipating a good reply, well done sir !

937666

27 Mar 16 2 #11

michaelheard

27 Mar 16 #12

just bought a cinetic big ball animal from Dyson last week - no happy about this offer. I'm cold about this but great offer.

frakison to michaelheard

27 Mar 16 7 #14

Give them a ring, they have always been great to deal with, they might honour the deal? OR, be cheeky and buy another and then return it unopened as the old order? You will get what you want and they will be non the wiser? :smiley:

mumsy78 to michaelheard

28 Mar 16 #66

Don't they do a 14 day satisfaction thing, call them tell them u don't like it, then reorder, or just try and get the free one as a good will gesture.

rotti1967

27 Mar 16 2 #13

why not just reduce the price of the Dyson Cinetic surely customers would rather they did that.

FiniteZ to rotti1967

27 Mar 16 3 #17

Dyson would rather they didn't :wink:

Embrown43 to rotti1967

2 Apr 16 #104

They have been reduced with this offer saving over £120...

husain_kola

27 Mar 16 #15

Hot!

DeafCassette

27 Mar 16 7 #16

Fair enough if you want a dyson, but I am convinced by the Miele bagged hovers...so superior!

qwerta369 to DeafCassette

27 Mar 16 1 #25

I'd rather have a George.

JulianL to DeafCassette

28 Mar 16 #51

wow a vacuum cleaner that hovers! I'll look that up. I thought this technology was only in back to the future

deano777 to DeafCassette

28 Mar 16 #63

yep we have both a Dyson and Miele, the Miele will pick stuff up still after the Dyson's been over.

If your getting a Dyson though good deal.

Smiggle

27 Mar 16 #18

I was just about to buy one of these, now I get a free hand hold one too. TCB at 3.18% :wink:

johnmetcalfe75

27 Mar 16 #19

Seems like a good deal to me if your in the market for a dyson hoover

seezyf to johnmetcalfe75

27 Mar 16 29 #24

dreamager to johnmetcalfe75

28 Mar 16 1 #48

I put an order in for my Dyson Hoover when I ordered my Samsung Panasonic

fha204k

27 Mar 16 #21

Good offer. Dyson products are great.

sickly sweet

27 Mar 16 1 #22

Sebo are better, but I can't deny this is a hot deal.

Andy887

27 Mar 16 #23

Just trying to order but it fails each time..... Any one else ordered or had problems ordering?

reckoning

27 Mar 16 3 #26

Had a 60quid Vax that does the job, are these really that good? Barely had a problem with the Vax but its so loud, oh and heavy, and falls apart, and chucks dust out on start up and overheats.

jmpittaway to reckoning

28 Mar 16 #36

vax are rubbish ! dyson are ok but cost a lot . best pick of them all .. a Henry without a doubt . very quiet well made and powerful suction

peteasewell to reckoning

28 Mar 16 #55

Try cleaning it then!

WARNER107 to reckoning

28 Mar 16 1 #70

You need a Dyson! They are really good.

chrisharrphoto

28 Mar 16 13 #27

Sounds like a keeper.

RowanDDR

28 Mar 16 1 #28

Isn't £299 the price of 2 hoovers anyway? I mean, its such a large amount of money.

Edit: oh, they're Dyson hoovers, that explains it...

exexpat

28 Mar 16 2 #29

:confused: James Dyson Net worth: 5 billion USD (2015) Forbes :confused:

aoneplt

28 Mar 16 2 #32

Absolutely brilliant find for anyone looking to stay with the dyson range. People whinging about dyson are missing the point of this site, yet again

UZOR to aoneplt

30 Mar 16 #96

I think some people have a different view on the purpose of the site. It's seems foolhardy not to approach the question of what constitutes a deal without a more comprehensive appraisal of the value of a given product as opposed to the simple "this is the best price for item x" model

bestestbud85

28 Mar 16 1 #33

Ordered a dyson dc55 on friday..i thought that looked good when i was looking for one. Its due for dispatch today. But this offer is better. Will have to return my dc55 when it arrives and order this... Any dc55 owners?? Can u help is it worth irdering these or shall i just keep mine. Tnx

frakison to bestestbud85

28 Mar 16 1 #46

We've just bought a DC55 and in all honesty, I'm amazed at how well it performs!! We vacuumed through with the old Dyson and then used the DC55, the bin was half full at the end, the stuff it brought out of the carpet was incredible!

Pros:
Its more powerful than anything I've ever used
It has lots of extra tools
Its easy to empty
The power cord is v.long, we didn't have to keep unplugging and moving to a close socket
Its easy to assemble

Downsides:
Its heavy and takes some getting used to manoeuvre it
Its VERY powerful, we tried hovering the bathroom mats and it nearly ate them, even the tool thing nearly sucked the fibres out, it just made it impossible to work.
It doesn't have the same indestructible feel of the old machine

Overall, its an expensive product BUT it clearly does the job. We paid £299 for ours and with a 5yr warranty I think its probably worth it :smiley:

jmpittaway

28 Mar 16 1 #35

dyson are alright , prefer Henry

Chilwell Red

28 Mar 16 #37

And your point is?

neal

28 Mar 16 1 #38

Repost, feel for that OP

http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/dyson-cinetic-animal-with-120-off-free-dc34-free-delivery-for-340-plus-also-deals-2419025

samspud to neal

28 Mar 16 #39

Lol - tbf I did spot that but for some reason he specifically posted the more expensive one? As a pose to the one for £299.99

937666 to neal

28 Mar 16 1 #40

I think post #1 killed it.

wharton588

28 Mar 16 #41

anyone want a dyson , selling mine , its only in the cupboard collecting dust

thehitman to wharton588

28 Mar 16 3 #42

Sounds like it works well then!

937666 to wharton588

28 Mar 16 #72

Did you get that joke from Here?

samspud

28 Mar 16 #43

I realise not for everyone but you can also pay monthly with PayPal Credit - over 6,12,18 or 24 months.

samspud to samspud

28 Mar 16 #45

Is there a chance someone could add this to my description please? I'm not sure if I can do? What level do u have to be to edit?

abbott388

28 Mar 16 #47

Bought mine much cheaper from currys at Christmas, the sales guy told me they regularly hike up the price when doing a deal to make it look better. It's a good deal if you're prepared to spend that money or you can wait till the price drops and not get a second vacuum. The big ball animal is outstanding. We vacuumed our lounge with our old Dyson then went over it again with the animal and it picked up loads lol

qwerta369

28 Mar 16 1 #49

I just ordered the latest Apple Android.

Cyb

28 Mar 16 #50

Nottaneil84

28 Mar 16 #52

Just another solution to a problem that doesn't exist. You'll always be better with a cord so just stick to what's effective. Same with wifi tech, although it's getting better if you can hard wire it without too much difficulty it's a no brainier.

But a free Hoover with a standard purchase seems a decent enough deal if your interested.

kris147

28 Mar 16 #53

Obviously don't take as long as me then do you.

WARNER107

28 Mar 16 #54

I'd like George to vacuum for me if he is available! Seriously though, a good offer as I paid £319 for that Dyson (I assume a DC54) a month ago. However I had to buy this when the old Dyson burnt out.

Fish2013

28 Mar 16 #56

This may surprise you, but Hoover made a vacuum cleaner in the 1950's/60's that rode along on a cushion of air (hovering), It was called the Constellation, my parents had one.

shaunperkes1

28 Mar 16 #57

previously posted and Frozen.. Dyson Deal

samspud to shaunperkes1

28 Mar 16 #61

Above

myohmysweet

28 Mar 16 #58

People having a go at James Dyson.
He went to all the major manufacturers and they all turned him down, so he put his neck on the block and went on his own, good luck to the fella.

peteasewell

28 Mar 16 #59

Quite happy with my vax, although, keen to see if the new dysony it as good as its cracked up to be, dyson & sony, joint adventure, who'd of thought it...

samspud

28 Mar 16 #60

I did see ure deal Shaun. I think it's down to what part of the deal people highlight. You highlighted the more expensive one and even rounded it up - £340 instead of £399.99 (phycology of pricing) But what was even better about the deal was that u only even have to spend £299.99 - this stands out to people as an even better deal. But then again I'm no pro :smiley:

bestestbud85

28 Mar 16 #64

Thank you very much for the reply! Mine will be here soon. I appreciate the effort u went to. Iv never owned a dyson before and paid £330 last week. This has settled some jitters i had about paying that much for a vacum. :smiley:

bestestbud85

28 Mar 16 #65

aing69

28 Mar 16 #67

The cinetic multifloor is £249.99 for a refurb from Dyson's eBay store, with a one year warranty, in case that feels a better deal just for the main Dyson

frakison

28 Mar 16 #68

No problem :wink:, I hope that you will be as impressed as we have been! :smiley:

Deanster147

28 Mar 16 #69

my wifes been asking me to get one for weeks now. glad i saw this deals. HOT!

samspud

28 Mar 16 #71

I cannot recommend dysons highly enough. Their 5 year warranty is flawless. Last month the pipe on our 4 year old DC40 ripped. One email to their support team and I had a free one 3 days later 1st class.

dinoyoshi

28 Mar 16 #73

Yes this is a very good deal for the price. The handheld DC34 is a great product. Great find.

chaz_187

28 Mar 16 #74

is that a standard warranty across the range, or do you have to buy it from dyson direct?

samspud

28 Mar 16 #75

No - one of dysons biggest selling points is that ALL of their vacuum cleaners come with a STANDARD 5 year warranty. It's part the reason they command a premium. No quibble parts and labour. No worries for 5 years. Yes others are cheaper but only come with 1/2 years normally

Kmacm

28 Mar 16 #76

Raging!! Just bought this 4 days ago from Very! Same price but no free dc34

samspud to Kmacm

28 Mar 16 #79

Couldn't you buy this and send the Very one back?

michaelheard to Kmacm

28 Mar 16 1 #83

I called Dyson this morning and after a bit of negotiation there are now sending me a free dc34 and will arrive tomorrow.

alistairn

28 Mar 16 #78

Been very disappointed with my cinetic big ball animal performance has been poor

harsh_nayi

28 Mar 16 #80

You need to buy aeroplane to get free helicopter :wink:

gabberandy

28 Mar 16 #81

Overpriced junk

michaelheard

28 Mar 16 #82

I called Dyson this morning and after a bit of negotiation there are now sending me a free dc34 and will arrive tomorrow. thank you for the advice

michaelheard

28 Mar 16 #84

I called Dyson this morning and after a bit of negotiation there are now sending me a free dc34 and will arrive tomorrow.

clairebearb

28 Mar 16 #85

I just bought my Dyson Cinetic for £299.99 last week but got £100 of free tools x

michaelheard to clairebearb

28 Mar 16 #86

so did I and now a free dc34 on route tomorrow. give customer services a call worth a try.

frakison

28 Mar 16 #87

No problem, Dyson really do seem to know the value of the customer, pity many other companies don't! Glad it worked out for you :wink:

Daywalker04

28 Mar 16 #88

Hm, undecided whether to go for the animal or multifloor version (we have two cats).
Am I right to assume that they are identical, the only difference being that the animal version comes with that Tangle-Free Turbine Tool?

samspud to Daywalker04

28 Mar 16 #89

Correct. The tool can be picked up on eBay pretty cheap

Daves_mate

28 Mar 16 #90

does the multi floor head adjust itself according to floor type? I will have a mix of wooden and carpet.
any idea when this offer runs out? have heat.

WARNER107 to Daves_mate

29 Mar 16 1 #92

You have to adjust it yourself (with your foot) I found it tricky to start with but getting the hang of it. The other annoying thing is that the start button is on the right side of the machine so I have to bend down and push it by hand. Would work well for left handed person using left foot to start it. (DC54)

jukie

29 Mar 16 1 #91

obviously not.

point being, you dont think it is great for the car where as I do

phoneraider

29 Mar 16 #93

Is this available in retailers like Currys or only from Dyson?

samspud to phoneraider

29 Mar 16 #94

Dyson direct only

MagicGS

30 Mar 16 #95

received this moring and last hoovered 3 days with old one, with the fluffy head attachements (thing that spins) the carpets felt all fluffed again (soft to walk on) and the ammount of stuff it removed including hairs were very impressive. now she wants the v6 and not the dc34 ha

ace_rees

30 Mar 16 #97

From what I have seen most of those are not genuine parts. This makes them more inclined to lose efficiency at that point so you would be buying a very expensive piece of kit and then limiting its potential right at the start.

ace_rees

30 Mar 16 1 #98

Mine arrive this morning and I have tried both and I'm quite impressed overall and I'm not disappointed spending that much either but I think most of the money is on the 5 year guarantee TBH I already had a competitors animal equivalent and that was good and a lot cheaper but the floor foot did tangle and needed a lot of maintenance to get it back to like new performance. The DC 34 is a gimmick in my opinion it's a bit helpful for hard to reach areas or the car maybe but it's not that powerful and does run out quite quickly however it does make those hard to reach areas much easier to do so maybe I will be more inclined to do them more frequently and therefore it won't take as long to do. Also my boy who is 4 is happy enough to clean his room and odd bits with it whilst I was testing the DC54 animal :-) Anyway I'm happy overall and think it is not bad value for money considering the 5 year guarantee! Hope this helps someone else who is thinking about buying the deal

samspud

30 Mar 16 #99

So people who don't know the value of an item should maybe research before voting. I think what he was saying is that the uninformed vote cold as a default choice purely because they have no other option. Have they tried one? Had one? Researched one?

amour3k

30 Mar 16 #100

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!, hehehehe.

jules_ni1

31 Mar 16 1 #101

I got mine delivered today, brilliant...postman asked if there was a deal on as he'd delivered 3 already today!

webrits

31 Mar 16 #102

Yeah, great deal... Buy the most overpriced, overated vacuum ever and get another crap one free.... Cold!

samspud to webrits

31 Mar 16 1 #103

Have u ever used one?

deany76

2 Apr 16 1 #105

I got 2 x DC34's on the 20% off from ebay Dyson shop - so 1/2 price at around £80 each compared to amazon.
This is hot though if you want a Dyson anyway.
This deal has taken a little bit away from my deal though!, if you get my meaning.

Brocily

2 Apr 16 #106

Thank You :smiley:

1nternet

2 Apr 16 1 #107

"as a pose" ?? lord.....

samspud

2 Apr 16 #108

Offer still on - how long does Easter last?! Lol

samspud

2 Apr 16 #109

Lol - didn't realise the English police lurked on HUKD? Sorry for the hyphenation! :confused: