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If you missed out on the bargains during Amazon's recent Big Spring Sale, don't worry, all hope is not lost. Some discounts have remained, including this one on the Dyson V11 cordless vacuum. Yep, 10 days after the sale ended, and you can still save $100 on this impressive vacuum. As of April 10, it is priced at $469.99.

It's a great vacuum too, boasting three different power modes: Auto mode for everyday cleaning tasks — to balance power and run time to make the most of your battery life; Eco mode for maximum run time; and Boost mode for intensive spot cleaning. It can even be converted into a handheld vacuum, perfect for cleaning the car or any upholstery. This model also benefits from an LCD screen that shows power mode, battery life, and maintenance alerts.

You can expect up to 60 minutes of run time before it needs to be charged. And if you have pets, you'll really love the hair screw tool. This one is great for sucking up pet hair, and the anti-tangle conical brush bar can remove stubborn hairs from pet beds, car seats, stairs, and more tricky spots.

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