Guys, the Shark Wandvac Handheld Vacuum Is on *Major* Sale for Cyber Monday—and It'll Change the Way You Clean

It is no secret that vacuums make our lives *much* easier, and while I appreciate a good standing vac just as much as anybody, cleaning smaller spaces can still be a difficult task with those bigger guys. That's where a handheld vacuum cleaner comes in handy. If you still don't have a trusty dustbuster to tackle couch and car messes, you might want to jump on the deal on this Shark Wandvac cordless handheld vacuum. 

During QVC's epic sale for Cyber Monday 2025, it's marked down to just $80 (originally $129). What’s more, first-time shoppers at QVC can also enjoy 20 percent off their first order with the code JOLLYQ20. This means you can potentially snag this bad boy for just $64, which is a heck of a steal, in my opinion.

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There is much to love about this handheld vac, starting with its cordless, ultra-lightweight design (ahem, it weighs in at just under 1.5 pounds!) that makes it great for car messes, stair messes and any other cleaning jobs for which you don't want to struggle with a heavy, bulky vacuum.

In addition to boasting a high-speed motor for powerful suction, it comes with a crevice tool for hard-to-reach spaces, an upholstery tool that is specifically designed for cleaning fabric surfaces like sofas and car seats and, in this bundle, a scrubbing brush that can help you pick up those really caked-in crumbs. Its filter technology also ensures that dust and debris stay safely locked inside until you're ready to dump it, which brings me to my next point...

The simple one-touch dust cup is quick and easy to empty, which is a bonus for people like myself who find that particular task super gross. Plus, the rechargeable lithium-ion battery powers up fast and lasts through multiple tasks. I can keep going on about everything I love with this Wandvac, but how about hearing from shoppers themselves?