Dyson Week Australia: Sale launches huge deals on V7 vacuum, Airwrap
Dyson has announced a week long sale in Australia, cutting the price of a $899 popular vacuum by $200 as well as offering “bundle” deals.
For the first time in Australia, Dyson, the maker of popular household and beauty appliances, will host its own online sale called Dyson Week.
It kicks off on Monday, September 14 and runs through until Sunday, September 20 with offers running throughout the week on the Dyson website.
As well as discounts on the Pure Cool Desk Purifier ($200 off) and the V8 Absolute cord-free vacuum, there will also be bundle deals, if shoppers buy two items together.
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On the first two days, the Dyson Pure Cool Me and Dyson V7 will be offered in a bundle deal. Together they’re valued at $1,098, but will be reduced to $799 on September 14 and 15.
The Pure Cool Me can also be bundled with a Dyson Pure Hot+Cool purifying fan heater, to get a saving of $299.
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The third bundle offer will include the Dyson Airwrap styler. You can save $299 when purchasing it with the Pure Cool Me.
There’s also “gifts” with certain products, such as Supersonic hair dryer Limited Edition worth $549, which will come with a free additional filter, valued at $99, as part of an offer available on September 18 and 20.
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For the whole week, anyone who buys the Dyson V11 Outsize Pro worth $1,349, will get their choice of an additional 120 minute fade-free battery ($199) or dock ($149) to charge your vacuum, for free.
The V8 Absolute will be available for $699 (down from $899) and the Pure Cool Desk Purifier is on sale for $449, down from $649.
When Dyson products go on sale at retailers like Aldi and Bunnings, shoppers often line up to get their hands on them.
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