There are a lot of Labor Day vacuum deals, but plenty of them are either barely discounted or just not that interesting. I narrowed things down to five that I’d actually consider, with options ranging from a $69.99 handheld to a robot vacuum that handles most of the dirty work itself.
If you want to automate as much cleaning as possible, the Roborock Qrevo Curv 2 Flow is $699.99 at Amazon, down from $999.99. It packs 20,000Pa suction, a self-cleaning roller mop, obstacle avoidance, and a dock that washes and dries the mop. Its predecessor impressed us in our Roborock Qrevo Curv review, and this newer model pushes the formula further.
The Dyson V11 Plus is $379.99 at Best Buy, which is $250 below its $629.99 comparable value. It’s not Dyson’s newest cordless vacuum, but that’s also why this price is interesting. The V11 is still powerful, easy to maneuver, and gives you a useful display for checking remaining battery life. Our Dyson V11 testing also found plenty to like about its build and cleaning performance.
You can spend a lot more than $400 on a robot vacuum with a proper dock, which makes the Yeedi S14 Plus at $399.98 on Amazon worth a look. It normally goes for $499.99 and uses a roller mop that applies pressure to the floor rather than dragging a wet pad behind it. The base station also takes care of much of the cleanup afterward.
The Shark Cordless Pet Vacuum is $179.99 at Best Buy, down from a $299.99 comparable value, and it’s probably the most sensible everyday vacuum here. You get up to 40 minutes of runtime, automatic brush-roll adjustment for different surfaces, and the option to turn it into a handheld for furniture or stairs.
Not every mess needs a full-size vacuum. The Shark UltraCyclone Pro is $69.99 at Amazon, compared with $89.99 normally, and I’d mainly keep it around for crumbs, stairs, upholstery, or the car. It has an XL dust cup and washable filter, but the real appeal is simple: it’s small enough to grab without turning cleanup into a whole production.
