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Save $100:As of Feb. 5,The Sex Factor Episode 8 Playing With The Pros the Dyson V15 corldess vacuum is on sale for $649.99 at Amazon. That's a saving of 13% on list price.

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With Dyson, you know you're getting a great product. Whether it's a high-quality cleaning product or an incredible hair styling device, you know you're going to be impressed. So that makes the latest Dyson V15 discount even more exciting. I mean, just check out our review if you don't believe us.

As of Feb. 5, this vacuum has been reduced at Amazon to just $649.99, the cheapest it has been so far this year.

SEE ALSO: Our favorite dupe for the Dyson Supersonic hair dryer is on sale at Walmart

A high-tech model, the V15's standout feature is the laser dust detection system that illuminates dust on hard floors, so you won’t miss any dirty spots. This model also benefits from an LCD screen that gives real-time updates on dust it has picked up, battery life, and some handy 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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