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We’re in the final hours of October Prime Day, and the e-tailer has saved the best for last: Amazon is offering last-chance markdowns on Dyson’s most coveted hair styling tools, vacuums and air purifiers. 

Since Prime Big Deal Days is essentially Amazon’s October version of Black Friday, it’s safe to say that the site is dishing out the deepest discounts on Dyson home appliances you’ll find this month. From sleek air purifiers to their popular and practical cordless stick vacuums, there’s a stellar selection of Dyson sales to shop today. (After perusing these home upgrades, make sure to check out all-time-low deals on Dyson hair tools, including the editor-tested and approved Dyson Corrale Straightener.)

Today’s deals include rare discounts on the Dyson Airwrap ($150 off); the Dyson Supersonic Hair Dryer ($120 off); the Dyson V8 Cordless Vacuum Cleaner ($240 off); and the Dyson Hot+Cold Heater and Fan ($200 off).

The Dyson deals don’t stop there, because these last-chance Prime Day price drops also include nearly $100 off the Dyson Airstrait Hair Straightener; and almost $300 off the Dyson Cool Formaldehyde Air Purifier. Each of these high-tech tools generate advanced circulation power to achieve pristine indoor air quality, plus special features like precise airflow settings, and different oscillation, cooling, and heating modes.

Act fast, because these deals are likely to disappear by the end of the day. A reminder that you’ll need to be an Amazon Prime member to see the discount on the site. Not a Prime member? Get a 30-day free trial to Amazon Prime here and use it to shop these Dyson deals online.

The hairstylist-approved Dyson Airwrap is marked down to just $399 right now, making it one of the best Prime Day deals to snag this week. This deal comes with the original multi-styler (with three speeds and air settings) plus three attachments that let you dry, curl and style with more controlled airflow and no heat damage.

Often imitated but never duplicated, the Dyson Supersonic Hair Dryer continues to be a bestseller online, beloved by both salon owners and everyday users alike. With its instantly-recognizable design and easy-to-use settings, the Supersonic promises to protect hair from extreme heat damage, while offering faster, more controlled drying time. The dryer won’t blast your hair with heat — which often leads to frizz — instead using gentle cycles to help increase smoothness and shine.

The Dyson Airstrait is a hair dryer and straightener in one, taking you from wet hair to sleek locks in minutes. Dyson says the Airstrait uses technology to distribute heat and pressure evenly throughout your tresses, so there’s less damage and more consistent shaping. This Prime Day deal saves you 17% off the limited-edition ceramic pink colorway.

Dyson doesn’t just make great haircare accessories, they’re also known for their powerful line of vacuums, specifically the cordless “V” series models. At just $299, this is the lowest price we’re seeing for a Dyson vacuum right now, and this one’s a steal for all its features: think super powerful motor and suction; a cleaner head that detangles as it move; and the ability to convert the vacuum to a handheld device for hard-to-reach places. Get up to 40 minutes on a single charge.

An Amazon bestseller, this is one of the lightest and slimmest Dyson vacuums on the market. Reviewers say the V12 delivers great suction and a great selection of tools and attachments, specifically calling out how the vacuum is gentle enough to use even on expensive woven rugs. “The laser light far exceeded my expectations,” adds one reviewer. “It shines obliquely to my dark hardwood floors. I find myself vacuuming with the lights low or off as this light really discloses every bit of dust especially when used in a dim or dark room.”

A 2-in-1 heater and cooling fan, this Dyson unit is on sale for 40% off — the lowest price we’re seeing online. Use this in the winter months to heat up a room or small studio; Dyson’s ceramic plates heat up fast to warm up your space in minutes. In the summer months, turn the dial to “cool” for a blast of cold air and a great A/C alternative. This unit has an oscillating fan and a temperature range of 32 to 98.6°F.

This Dyson unit doubles as a fan and air purifier, helping to keep the air in your space clean and cool. Reviewers say it’s helpful for everything from dust to pet dander and even smoke. It even lets you know what type of substances it is filtering with its active air purification system. “As someone who suffers from asthma, and also having animals in the room, air circulation, airflow, as well as proper filtration is absolutely essential,” writes one verified reviewer. I personally live in California, meantime, and with fires seemingly happening every summer, it’s become very important to have a high-quality filter in my house.

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Meet the Authors

Brittany Loggins is a freelance writer who’s work has been published in outlets like InStyle, Real Simple, The Cut, and Architectural Digest. Loggins wrote the original version of this Prime Day Dyson deals story.

Tim Chan is the VP of Commerce at Penske Media, overseeing fashion, lifestyle and shopping coverage across marquee brands like Rolling Stone, Billboard, The Hollywood Reporter, Variety and WWD, among others. Previously, Chan was the first-ever Lifestyle Editor at Rolling Stone, covering all things fashion, culture, and travel through an entertainment lens. In addition to PMC, his bylines over the years have appeared in L’Uomo Vogue, Vogue Italia, Vogue Korea, i-D and more. Chan has also consulted for a number of fashion brands, advising them on media and marketing strategy. He graduated from Columbia University with a master’s degree in journalism.