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SAVE UP TO $195: Paid My Best Buy members can tumblr trans sex videograb the Dyson V11 Extra for $404.99 at Best Buy, marked down from $599.99. Everyone else can still save $150 and score the cordless vacuum for $449.99 — its lowest price ever.

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Dirty floors got you down? Lift away the mess with the Dyson V11 Extra, a cordless vacuum that excels when it comes to vacuuming up hair. If you have long hair or pets, this could be what your floors have been begging for. While Dyson machines don't usually come cheap, we've found the best price ever on this powerful Dyson.

As of Oct. 10, paid My Best Buy members can treat their home to the Dyson V11 Extra cordless vacuum for $404.99 at Best Buy, a $195 savings. Non-members or members of the free My Best Buy tier get $150 off, for the total price of $449.99. The lowest price we've ever seen the Dyson V11 Extra on sale at Amazon was $499.99, which means everyone is scoring with this deal.

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The biggest savings come as a benefit of the paid My Best Buy Plus or Total membership. The Plus membership comes with a price tag of $49.99 annually while the Total membership will set you back $179.99 annually. Both plans earn you the sale price of $404.99, so the cheaper Plus plan might be the way to go. If you're on the fence about signing up for a My Best Buy membership, here are some perks: you'll get access to exclusive deals (like this one), score free two-day shipping with no minimum purchase, and get an extended return policy on most products. You can also cancel anytime you want.

SEE ALSO: Roborock's popular Q5 vacuums just got a 40% price drop for Prime Day

The Dyson V11 Extra is not shy when it comes to cleaning. It boasts up to 60 minutes of run time and has 60% more sucking power compared to the Dyson V8. While the suction of 185 Aw isn't the strongest sucking power from a Dyson cordless vacuum, it's far from the weakest. The V11 has an automatic hair detangling function that clears the brush bar of hair while it operates, saving you the task of taking scissors to the mess of tangled hair later. It also has an LED display that lets you know how much battery remains. Like many Dyson vacuums, you can count on strong filtration with the V11 trapping 99.99% of dust particles.

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You get a choice of nickel/iron or blue/iron colorways for the Dyson V11 Extra which boils down to if you prefer the stick of the vacuum to be nickel or blue. The box also comes with nine Dyson accessories like a crevice tool for more precise cleaning.

If you're looking for a vacuum upgrade but have been waiting for a good deal, this is your chance to grab it for its lowest price ever.

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