Dyson DC25 Price

June 22nd, 2010

The factory price for the Dyson DC25 starts at $499.99 for the All Floors Model and goes up to $529.99 for the Animal model.

The prices will vary at popular retail stores, but it is unlikely to find the Dyson DC25 Price below $400.00.

In my research I found that the cheapest Dyson DC25 was $399.99 from Walmart.

Amazon.com also sells refurbished and used Dyson DC25s.  The prices and quantities will vary from seller to seller.

For the average buyer the Dyson DC25 Price is very high, but the argument for the high price is that you are receiving a vacuum cleaner that is superior to the majority of product on the market.  The Dyson DC25 is equipped with many Dyson Patents and technologies that make it unique and an more that just a vacuum cleaner.

The Dyson DC25 is an upright bagless vacuum that uses the Dyson Cyclone and Ball technologies. It is the only full size bagless vacuum cleaner in the world that has both of those unique features.

Dyson also provides a 5 year warranty and promises the Dyson DC25 Price will pay for itself with the lifetime HEPA filter.

Cheapest Dyson DC25

June 21st, 2010

Cheapest Dyson DC25

So over the weekend I had a little time and decided I would do the leg work for you and head out and find where the cheapest Dyson DC25 is available for sale.  Aren’t I just the nicest person in the world?  Well after a few hours of internet shopping and hitting up some of the best Dyson retailers it really came as now surprise the Walmart had the cheapest Dyson DC25 around.

So if you are looking to buy a Dyson DC25 there is no place cheaper to do it that Walmart.  According to their website the Dyson DC25 is just $399.99. An outstandingly low price when compared to Walmart’s competitors, or even to the Dyson Website itself.

From Dyson direct the DC25 run $499.99 which is the same price that Target and Bed Bath and Beyond have them going for. After those three stores they started to decrease a little in price, Sears had the DC25 on sale for $467.00 and Amazon.com was selling them for $439.00.

Walmart is the biggest retailer in the world so it really shouldn’t surprise anyone that they can offer the Dyson DC25 at the cheapest price.  The other guys just can’t really compete.

The one thing I am not sure about is whether or not Walmart will apply any further discounts to the vacuum since it is already $100.00 less than most of its competitors.

Anyway that is it for today. Now you know though if you want to find the cheapest Dyson DC25 price you must head over to Walmart to get it.

Dyson DC25 The Ball

June 18th, 2010

Dyson DC25 the Ball

Maybe I am just childish at heart, but for some reason the title Dyson DC25 the Ball just makes me chuckle.  It sounds more like the name of a Decepticon (transformer reference) than it does a vacuum cleaner.

However that just isn’t the case. In fact the Dyson DC25 the Ball is one of the premier vacuums in the market place.

The DC25 Ball vacuum is an upright bagless vacuum cleaner that simply out performs other vacuum cleaners in today’s marketplace. The combination of technology in this vacuum makes it stand above the rest. The ball, the cyclone, the extendable wand, the fact that it is certified allergy friendly all make this vacuum better than it’s competition.

So what makes the Dyson DC25 ball come back down to earth?  The Price! It is almost hard to swallow when you walk into Target or Walmart and you see the DC25 sitting there on the shelf.  Talk about sticker shock $499.99 for the cheapest model of the DC25 ball.   But it is worth it and this is why.

The Dyson DC25 Ball is worth $500.00 because it will last you forever. How many times have you purchased a 100.00 Bissell?  Enough that you have nearly spent 500.00 on lower end vacuums already.  How many times have you bought bags or filters for your vacuum?  Well with the DC25 you will never have to do that again.  Dyson makes the best vacuums on the market and you get what you pay for.  It is easy to see the price and move on to the next one, but sometime the right decision isn’t always the easy decision.

If I were you I would weight the pros and cons of spending the money once now rather than spending 10 times the amount in the future on replacement vacuums and parts.