Dunno when it expires. Masters site states saving of $153.00
Signup for their email and get 5% off online order and save further $ 19.75.
TGG: http://www.thegoodguys.com.au/buyonline/Dyson_DC37C_Origin_B…
HN: http://www.harveynorman.com.au/vacuum-laundry-appliances/vac…
Reviews: http://www.digitalversus.com/vacuum-cleaner/dyson-dc37-p1247…
http://www.productreview.com.au/p/dyson-dc37c-origin.html
They will reduce their price as soon as HN advertises. For now Its still cheaper than HN for newly registered online order.
I suppose you could buy today and claim the the price difference tomorrow. Masters give a 30 day guarantee
Kool.
Already bought one online to collect. How did you know HN sell price? If I knew before buying I would have waited.
I tried to match the price but they said it was a different model because there wasnt a c in the end of dc37 even though there is only one dc37 model in the dyson range
Expect prices for some of these powerful vacuum cleaners to fall next month as the EU bans the sale of units that are >1600W. They will be heading downunder.
From 1 September 2017, all vacuum cleaners in EU will have to be less than 900w.
Sold in or all in?
"Industrial vacuum cleaner" is exempted from this rule. All they need to do is replacing the existing stock with a bigger vacuum head (wider than 50cm) and a sticker "Not intended for home use".
This unit is rated at 1300W.
it is but, if the market is flooded with 1600w+ vacuums as EarlyBird states then Dyson will have to be more aggressive with pricing.. or at least thats the hope :P
This will be $388 at Harvey Norman tomorrow. Go to Masters tomorrow and get them to beat HN's price by 10% ie $349.20
Then if you can get discounted Wish cards you would be looking at $331.74