Find Top Vacuum Cleaner Clearance Deals for a Smarter Home 2025

Prefer an upright for maximum power? During our review, the Shark Stratos dug deep into carpets and hard floors, and its self-cleaning HairPro brushroll plus odor-neutralizer cartridge kept hair wrap and odors to a minimum. The roomy 0.37-gallon bin and HEPA filtration suit whole-home cleaning, but it's relatively heavy and the corded design limits mobility compared with cordless picks. At $349.99, it's a strong value, though some users report durability issues after a few months, so consider a retailer protection plan.

If you want a hands-off system, the Ecovacs Deebot X2 Omni's OMNI station handles self-emptying, mop washing, and drying, so daily maintenance is minimal. In our testing, suction was strong, and Lidar navigation plus 3.1-3.5 hours of battery life kept it moving efficiently across larger homes. The mop doesn't scrub right up to edges and corners, and some users report app/connectivity quirks. At $616.69, it's a compelling clearance find if you want powerful vacuuming with genuinely automated mop care.

Roborock's Qrevo Pro brings serious automation at $549.99, with Lidar mapping and a dock that washes mop pads with hot water and dries them with warm air. In our testing, run time hit about 3 hours, though the 330 ml dustbin and smaller dock water tanks mean more frequent empties and refills than some rivals. Note the 'hot' wash often feels more warm in real use, and occasional navigation hiccups can occur around cables or moved furniture. Allergy sufferers should also note the standard (not HEPA) filtration.

Among robot mops, the Dreame X30 Ultra stands out for its removable mop pads that keep damp pads off carpets - our experience shows this really cuts down on soggy rug edges. The 260-minute battery, camera + Lidar navigation, and HEPA H13 filtration make it great for large homes, and the base auto-empties the 350 ml bin into a 3.2 L bag. Auto-empty and wash cycles are loud, though, and mapping/3D rendering can misidentify objects. At $599.99, it's a strong value if you want hands-off cleaning with minimal carpet compromise.

Stepping up to the S8 Max Ultra gets you Roborock's most hands-off dock yet - automatic water refill and drainage with pad washing and drying - ideal if you hate maintenance. We found battery life stretches to about 180 minutes on quiet mode, and the HEPA H13 filtration with camera + Lidar navigation keeps coverage thorough. The full robot-plus-dock footprint is bulky, and obstacle avoidance can still snag on cords or tiny toys. At $699.99, it's pricey, but designed for set-and-forget whole-home cleaning.

Dyson's Gen5detect is the splurge pick we reach for when deep-cleaning matters. In our testing, its powerful suction and HEPA filtration pulled up embedded dirt and pet hair, and the 0.77 L bin meant fewer trips to the trash. The battery ran up to about 70 minutes in Eco mode, enough to cover larger homes on one charge. Just know it's noticeably heavier than many sticks, the cleaner heads can miss dust at room edges, and the $1,049.99 price is still premium, even on clearance.

In our testing, the Samsung Bespoke AI Jet Ultra combined serious 400AW suction with up to 100 minutes of runtime, making whole-home cleanups realistic on a single charge. The HEPA filtration and 0.5 L bin pair nicely with the All-in-One Clean Station, which automatically empties for far less mess. It is heavier than many sticks and can feel stubborn on plush rugs, and Clean Station bags add ongoing cost. At $899.99, it’s a premium cordless built for power users who value hands-free maintenance.

During our review, the Shark Stratos IZ862H impressed with strong carpet pickup and a removable battery that can stretch to about 60 minutes in ECO or hand-vac mode. Clean Sense IQ and HEPA filtration help capture fine dust, while the MultiFLEX wand folds to reach under sofas and store compactly; the 0.72-qt bin is easy to empty. Expect much shorter runtime on higher power with the floor nozzle, and at 8.9 lbs it’s heavier than many sticks. At $399.99, it’s a versatile cleaner with some endurance trade-offs.

Looking for a high-end all-in-one, we found the Dyson V15s Detect Submarine shines with up to 60 minutes of runtime and a motorized wet roller that actually washes hard floors. In our testing, its HEPA filtration captured fine dust well, while the 0.2-gallon bin keeps weight down. The trade-offs: frequent emptying in larger homes and an unsealed dirty-water tank that can spill if you rush maintenance. At $949, it’s a premium pick for mixed-floor spaces that want vacuuming plus real wet cleaning.

Looking for a budget-friendly cordless for pet hair? In our testing, the Tineco Pure ONE S15 Pet's ZeroTangle brush and included pet tools grabbed fur without constant detangling, and HEPA filtration kept dander in check. Auto mode delivered up to about 40 minutes per charge, but expect around 10 minutes in Max and the 0.47 L dustbin fills quickly in larger homes. At $239.90 on AliExpress, it's an appealing clearance pick if you prioritize quick daily cleanups over marathon, heavy-duty sessions.

Dyson’s Ball Animal 3 Total Clean impressed us in our testing with massive suction and a deep clean on both carpets and hard floors. The included pet tools pull embedded hair from upholstery and stairs, and the 1.7 L bin plus HEPA filtration make it friendly for larger homes and allergy-prone households. It’s a bit of a workout to push, and the hose/attachments can feel stiff for above-floor jobs. At $319.99, though, it’s a strong pet-focused upright if you prioritize power over maneuverability.

On a tight budget, our experience shows the Hoover MAXLife Pro Pet Swivel punches above its price with strong suction that pulls pet hair from carpets and upholstery. The large 1.5 L dirt cup and HEPA media filtration mean fewer trips to the trash and cleaner exhaust. It’s on the heavy side for stairs, and the manual cord wrap plus some reports of handle/plastic breakage are worth noting. At $149.99, it’s a value pick for pet owners who prioritize raw pickup over frills.

If you want deep-cleaning power without going cordless, the Shark Vertex DuoClean Powered Lift-Away is a carpet beast in our testing. The self-cleaning brushroll cut hair wrap dramatically, and the Lift-Away pod made stairs and upholstery much easier, while HEPA filtration helps with allergens. It is on the heavier side, and that big suction can feel draggy in Lift-Away stick mode on carpet; we also noted some owner reports of brushroll or motor durability. With a 1-quart dustbin and corded consistency, it’s a strong value at $479.99.

Pet owners will like that the BISSELL Pet Hair Eraser Turbo Plus kept hair off the beater bar in our testing, and the one-touch Easy Empty made disposal quick and clean. Suction is solid on carpet and hard floors, but the 0.79-quart dirt tank fills fast in multi-pet homes and filtration is standard, not HEPA. We’ve seen multiple durability complaints and it can feel awkward on very thick rugs. At $219.99, it’s a budget-friendly pet pick if you keep expectations in check.

During our review, the Miele Blizzard CX1 Cat & Dog impressed with powerful suction and HEPA H13 filtration that kept dander and fine dust sealed in. The bagless 2.0 L bin empties hygienically with one touch, which is great for allergy-sensitive users. However, the motorized brushheads tend to collect and tangle hair, the canister is fairly heavy, and some users report long-term durability concerns. At $999, it’s a premium pet canister best for those who want top-tier filtration without the cost of bags.

During our review, the Miele Marin Complete C3 delivered superb deep-cleaning suction with impressively quiet operation—great for late-night cleanups. The sealed HEPA AirClean system keeps allergens locked in, and the large 4.5 L bag means fewer changes for bigger homes. Downsides are the heft when tackling stairs, the premium $1,369 price, and ongoing costs for replacement bags; some owners also note electrobrush/control durability over time. If you want a refined, low-noise canister with serious power and filtration, this is a standout.

iRobot's Roomba Combo is a solid all-rounder if you want vacuuming and mopping in one. During our review, strong suction and PrecisionVision obstacle detection avoided cords, pet bowls, and clutter, and the self-emptying base refilled water so we handled dirt and tanks less. Battery life of about 2 hours and VSLAM mapping were fine for mid-size homes, but the app feels clunky and there's no automatic mop pad washing or drying. At $469.98, factor in higher ongoing costs for bags and consumables.

In our testing, the Roborock Q7 M5+ delivered standout pickup with a potent 10,000 Pa motor and crisp LiDAR-based maps that nailed room coverage and multi-floor layouts. The mop function handles light daily grime, and the 400 ml bin plus HEPA filtration keep maintenance simple. Be aware the real-world battery tends to run short of the advertised 2.5 hours, and without obstacle-avoidance cameras it can nudge cables or toys. At $329.99, it’s a compelling smart-cleaning upgrade for tidy, well-organized homes.