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Cheers. For some reason I thought they were a fair bit cheaper than that. Maybe I'll look at how much it is to get my Dyson refurbed before deciding.
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How do you find this out? Might do the same thing instead of buying new
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Yeah, I don't think I would have gone for it at that price either. I went a bit crazy looking at YouTube vids and it seems like anything that's half decent and has replaceable batteries is £££. That one's a bit more as well because of the special pet hair roller it has but from what I remember all of thier cordless models are pretty much the same unit but with different attachments and number of batteries so you can find cheaper options if you don't need them.
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I went through this and spent a ridiculous amount of time checking out different versions. In the end I went with the model below. I got it on black Friday and I had a 20 quid voucher so it was 100 quid off what it is now but it's bloody brilliant. Pisses all over the corded Dyson it replaced, 2 batteries means I never worry about running out and the fact you can flex it to get under furniture is really handy. The included attachments are really good as well, the only negative is that there's no where to clip the attachments but that doesn't really bother me.
https://www.johnlewis.com/shark-iz251ukt-anti-hair-wrap-pet-cordless-vacuum-cleaner-with-dual-battery/p4907919