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Early Prime Day extravaganza: Save up to 45% off Shark vacuums

Korin Miller
Updated ·6-min read
Don't miss your chance to get these top-rated vacuums! (Photo: Amazon)
Don't miss your chance to get these top-rated vacuums! (Photo: Amazon)

We're suckers for a great sale on vacuums, and right now Amazon is running an impressive early Prime Day sale on top-rated appliances from Shark. Whether you've been holding out for a good price on a robot vac or just want to upgrade your traditional upright, this deal is not to be missed. You'll save up to 45% on these mega-popular vacuums.

Quick overview

There's a little of everything in mix, from a powerful anti-allergen stick vacuum to a self-emptying robot vac. If you’re not yet an Amazon Prime member, sign up now for exclusive members-only access to Prime Day deals. Click here for a free 30-day trial. These deals are on for a limited time, so don't wait.

Shark AV752 ION Robot Vacuum

Shark
$130 $230 at Amazon

Kick back on your couch and let your robo vac do the work for you. This popular Shark vacuum features a tri-brush system to really sweep up dirt, dust and other gunk lurking on your floors. It runs for 120 minutes before needing a recharge and is easily operated from your phone.

Shark Anti-Allergen Pet Power Cordless Stick Vacuum

Shark
$230 $350 at Amazon

This Shark stick vacuum is just 7 pounds, making it easy to take everywhere — your floors, couch, car and more. It includes HEPA filtration to capture and trap dust, allergens, pet dander, and more. Enjoy an impressive 50 minutes of runtime before this vac needs a recharge.

Shark IQ Robot Vacuum with XL Self-Empty Base

Shark
$300 $550 at Amazon

The Wi-Fi–enabled Shark IQ Self-Emptying Robot Vacuum can be voice-controlled via Alexa or Google Assistant, or controlled via an app, so it quickly integrates into your existing smart-home set-up. One of most convenient features? It empties itself, so you don't need to lift a finger.

Shark TruePet Upright Vacuum

Shark
$220 $320 at Amazon

This large-capacity vac is perfect for pet owners and large spaces. LED lights in front illuminate debris so you won’t miss a spot. This vacuums seamlessly transitions between different flooring types, and the canister can be removed with just one touch.

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