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Shark products are rarely the cheapest, but if you're going to buy Shark anyway it's worth checking the Shark eBay outlet for a bargain. As well as brand new items, it also sells refurbished vacuums, hairdryers and hair stylers at reduced prices.

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Update: This deal has been popular and reached its original allocation, however Shark has decided to add another 500 units.

If you loathe doing the hoovering, maybe it's time for a reboot. With this deal, you can get the Shark PowerDetect self-empty robot vacuum RV2820VEUK* for £279.99 (normally £499.99, but currently on sale online for £450), when you enter the MSE Blagged code MSEROBOT at the checkout by 11.59pm on Sunday 6 July, or until all 1,500 have sold, whichever's sooner. Delivery's free and Shark says it should take about three working days.

Important: This is the first time we've offered a deal on a robo-tech item. The claim is a robot vacuum will sense the floor and corners of your home, and will find any messes to hoover up for you. Shark says it can lift and manoeuvre itself over obstacles so you don't need to worry about it getting stuck, though we've not tested this ourselves, and obviously all home are different.

And while it's great to see new tech advancing, only go for this robo vac if you were already thinking about buying one anyway, as even with the deal, it's still not the most MoneySaving hoover choice you can make.

How good is this deal?

This £279.99 price is the cheapest we've seen it, though Shark has previously discounted this vacuum to £299.99 and the cheapest we've seen it elsewhere in the past was £299.98 at Costco. Yet, currently, the next cheapest price is £449.99 at John Lewis.

Interested? Here are the key features of the vacuum:

Name	Shark PowerDetect self-empty robot vacuum RV2820VEUK*
Price with code	£279.99
Additional tools included?	Yes, two side brushes and one x Odour Neutralizer Technology Cartridge
Weight	7.58kg
Guarantee	Two-year guarantee upon registration with Shark
Battery run time	Up to 110 minutes runtime, charging station included

A cheaper alternative to buying brand-new can be refurbished models – either on specialist refurbished sites, or via an eBay outlet.

All done and dusted here? Check our other Home & Garden deals.

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Cheapest we've seen it. Plus 15% off accessories code

You can get the Shark SpeedStyle HD301UK* for £79.99 (normally £119.99), when you enter the MSE Blagged code MSESPEEDSTYLE at the checkout by 11.59pm on Sunday 11 May, or until 6,000 have sold, whichever's sooner. Delivery's free, and Shark says it should take about three working days.

This isn't the most MoneySaving hairdryer on the market, but we've heard from many it's a popular product – so if you're going to buy it anyway, this is the cheapest we've ever seen it. The next cheapest we can currently find it is £99.99 at Currys.

The SpeedStyle comes with a turbo concentrator accessory. Shark has offered deals on this model bundled with other accessories for certain hair types, but the benefit of this is, if you want to, you can just buy additional accessories to attach to the SpeedStyle to suit your own individual hair type and desired look, and not pay extra for tools you won't need.

Accessories are normally £24.99 each, but the code MSESPEEDSTYLE will get 15% off these accessories*, making them £21.24 each – it's the same code for the main unit, so you can get both that and any additional accessories at the same time, if you want.

Shark SpeedStyle products are highly rated in online reviews at Boots, John Lewis, Amazon and Superdrug.

A cheaper alternative to buying brand-new can be refurbished models – either on specialist refurbished sites, or via the Shark eBay outlet.

All done here? See our Fashion & Beauty deals round-up.

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