Vacuum cleaners

Vacuum cleaners in Australia

Updated 4 November 2026

A vacuum cleaner in Australia costs about A$32 for a basic corded stick and up to around A$429 for a premium bagged or cordless model. Most bagless and cordless machines sell between A$69 and A$400. To see current offers that match your floor type, home and budget, describe what you need on BlaBlaPrice.

What the warranty rules mean for you

Under the Australian Consumer Law, the guarantees on goods cannot be excluded by the seller. For a major failure you are entitled to a replacement or a refund. Manufacturers add their own warranty on top: Dyson gives two years on new machines and one year on refurbished ones, SEBO gives two years against faulty material or workmanship, and LG gives two years on parts and labour for canister models. Hoover states that a fault after 30 days that is not a major failure can be repaired. Keep the receipt and the warranty card, because a claim is easiest when the purchase date is clear.

Buying in November for the summer

November is late spring in Australia, and summer runs from December to February. A machine bought now will be in regular use through the warm months, so it is worth checking cord length, bin size and battery run time before you buy. These affect daily use far more than the brand name does.

What to write in your request

Say whether you want bagged or bagless, corded or cordless, and whether the machine is for pets, hard floors or carpet. Mention new or used, which features matter to you, and whether a warranty of two years or more is important. Give your city, since the delivery quote depends on where the machine goes: Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth or Adelaide. State your budget in A$, so sellers can quote one price instead of a range.

Units and how prices are quoted

Prices are per machine in A$. Specifications are given in watts, with 1800W and 2400W common in the listings, and dust bins in litres, such as 2.6 L or 4 L. Motor power and bin size are the numbers to compare. Wet and dry models, such as a 25 L unit at about A$170, are a separate type and are priced differently from household stick vacuums.

On BlaBlaPrice you describe the vacuum in your own words in the chat and can add a photo. The AI asks for missing details, looks through sellers' websites and price lists in Australia, and shows the prices and businesses it finds. Registered sellers reply in the chat with their offer, price, terms and delivery, and your contacts stay hidden until you decide to exchange them. If you prefer a robot model, see robot vacuum cleaners, and for the process see how BlaBlaPrice works.