Dyson Outlet eBay Clearance upto 40% - Dyson DC50 Refurb with 2 Year Guarantee £109.99 - Dyson DC50 Animal £119.99 with 2 Year Guarantee - Dyson DC33 Animal New with 5 Year Guarantee £149.99 (see OP for more) - £149.99 @ eBay

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Dyson Outlet eBay Clearance upto 40% - Dyson DC50 Refurb with 2 Year Guarantee £109.99 - Dyson DC50 Animal £119.99 with 2 Year Guarantee - Dyson DC33 Animal New with 5 Year Guarantee £149.99 (see OP for more)

£149.99 eBay11 Aug 17

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Chanchi32

11 Aug 17

All comments (37)

maccy1

11 Aug 17 #1

Cheers chichi, could do with a new head this morning...

‌ :laughing:

ILikeUsingGifsToComment

11 Aug 17 #2

Thanks chanchi :thumbsup:

D0wnl04d3r

11 Aug 17 #3

Thanks v much been looking for an upgrade

vassy1

11 Aug 17 #4

Found you :smile:

Happy hoovering :stuck_out_tongue:

maccy1 to vassy1

11 Aug 17 #14

‌ :laughing:

umm3

11 Aug 17 #5

Which upright is the best value from the offer please. These model numbers are a nuisance

Chanchi32 to umm3

11 Aug 17 #7

Bit more info around the different model numbers en.wikipedia.org/wik…cts

Think the Dyson DC50 looks good value for sub £110
ebay.co.uk/itm…758

You can have a read of reviews on reevoo and compare the different models, depends what you are after
reevoo.com/bro…c50

FTOdude170

11 Aug 17 #6

all inks appear to be broken?

Chanchi32 to FTOdude170

11 Aug 17 #8

All on this link if the other links are not working

ebay.co.uk/sme…rue

ta

Andy_Green

11 Aug 17 #9

Tempted by the DC54 Animal. 43% off RRP.

jonmarz89

11 Aug 17 #10

my hoover cost 20 quid and works fine :blush: , not a Dyson tho

Tokynawa

11 Aug 17 #11

Wish they had a good deal on a V8 Absolut :disappointed:

Chanchi32 to Tokynawa

11 Aug 17 #16

Best v8 deal that I have seen is the one which included the free Dyson fan - if you were comfortable reselling the fan you got it for around £200, waiting to see if they run this again.

hotukdeals.com/dea…610

summerof76

11 Aug 17 #12

I've been sucked into this deal

summerof76

11 Aug 17 #13

A cheaper option

Ath3rs

11 Aug 17 #15

Great find thanks, went for the DC50

browntoa

11 Aug 17 #17

Actually got a DC50 in bits at the moment , brush head motors go on these models , may have been resolved on later models but on the earlier ones Dyson were having to change out loads of burnt out motors under warranty in less than 12 months

Main motor unaffected , proper washable Filter on these

m_zafar

11 Aug 17 #18

I've got the older DC33, they are pretty powerful and for 149 with 5 yrs warranty isn't bad going. Our one is 4 years old and has had its rubber pipe replaced twice under warranty and I'm calling them again today as there is a leak again. Errrrr... 5 yrs warranty is needed on these, 2 yr warranty for a Dyson isnt enough in my opinion.

kemik to m_zafar

11 Aug 17 #23

Used to love Dyson had one since the DC01 launched and probably influnced at least another half a dozen friends to buy one. The 3rd one we had was a DC33 was so bad we've switched just a week ago to a Shark upright and it beats the Dyson in every department. Won't ever be buying another Dyson

Borat

11 Aug 17 #19

Thanks for posting chachi

JustExtreme

11 Aug 17 #20

I've got a refurb DC07 I picked up a few years back

Are any of these discounted ones as easy to service/user repair or have they got more complicated and fiddly with the newer they've got?

chillbill

11 Aug 17 #21

Went for the Dc33 this morning, was watching it at £199 and got an email about price drop. very robust

jammydav93

11 Aug 17 #22

Does anyone know how long the pole is from the handle to the floor on the cylindrical models? I'm a little concerned they'd be too short for me (6ft 2) and could strain my back?

RedTurkey

11 Aug 17 #24

Don't forget 1% via TCB PLUS the additional £5 cashback as detailed here:
Hot UK Deals. £5 TCB

morpheus to RedTurkey

11 Aug 17 #26

Link says the additional £5 offer ended on 13th August.

AzeemB

11 Aug 17 #25

A dyson vacuum cleaner consists of a motor, the wiring to it from a switch and then the wire to the plug surrounded by some fancy plastic, sooooo buying a refurb shouldn't make any difference when compared to new. :thumbsup:

Kayote

11 Aug 17 #27

Just bought a DC42 a few weeks ago and blown away by how good they are. A bit heavy but the performance is exceptional. Love it!

carlosftw to Kayote

11 Aug 17 #28

I'm pretty sure that model doesn't exist?!

pibpob to carlosftw

11 Aug 17 #29

It's the ultimate Dyson...

Kayote to carlosftw

12 Aug 17 #31

And you would be correct :grin: I should have wrote DC41. :smile:

faxmax

11 Aug 17 #30

Dyson's premium hasn't reduced in line with how the competition has caught on. I don't regret buying my Dyson some 10 years ago, but I wouldn't buy another now.

jbarnsie

12 Aug 17 #32

any particular suggestions?
Looking for one for carpets and hard floors but so much choice, cordless vax just not doing the job a corded does so need a "new corded (happy to be refurbished with 2 yr guarantee)
thanks

Chanchi32 to jbarnsie

12 Aug 17 #34

A few of the new models have sold out but 13 of the listed OP items are still in stock.

I would go for the Dyson DC50 for sub £110.

jbarnsie

12 Aug 17 #33

none actually seem to be available?!

expire?

DarrylJohn

13 Aug 17 #35

DC40 Animal or the Shark NV680UKT. Anyone experience with these? Both 5 year cover.

Sphere to DarrylJohn

22 Aug 17 #37

If you see the reviews of the Shark, it seems some of them have had the Dyson before, and once gone to Shark, would never go back. I'm looking for a good deal on that Shark model also, although the 800 has just come out.....

BarnSt0rmer

16 Aug 17 #36

Refurbished V6 for £149 arrived this morning. It looks like a brand new machine, works fine, and is spotless inside and out. I'd certainly buy refurb from Dyson again in future.

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