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We check the UK retailer feeds we track several times a day. As soon as one of them lists the Belaco 700W Corded Stick Vacuum Cleaner, Powerful All in 1 Upright & Handheld Vacuum with HEPA Filter, 1.2L Dust Cup, 11 Attachments, 5m Cable for Home & Car - Black, its price will appear here automatically.
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How much does the Belaco 700W Corded Stick Vacuum Cleaner cost?
We don't currently have a tracked retailer price for the Belaco 700W Corded Stick Vacuum Cleaner, Powerful All in 1 Upright & Handheld Vacuum with HEPA Filter, 1.2L Dust Cup, 11 Attachments, 5m Cable for Home & Car - Black (model BSVC135) in our dataset. Rather than quote a figure that might already be wrong by the time you read it, this page explains what tends to move the price of this type of vacuum and where UK shoppers typically look, so you can judge any price you do find against the spec sheet. For live pricing, the comparison tool is the place to check current retailer offers for this model once they're tracked.
What drives the price of this Belaco 2-in-1 vacuum
Corded stick vacuums like the BSVC135 tend to sit toward the lower end of the stick-vacuum market compared with cordless equivalents, mainly because they don't need a battery pack, battery management electronics, or fast-charging circuitry. That keeps the bill of materials simpler, which usually keeps the retail price down. A few things specific to this model are worth weighing against whatever price you see:
- Corded mains power. There's no battery to degrade over time, which removes one of the biggest long-term cost variables in cordless models - but it also means the cleaning radius is limited by the 5m cable rather than a battery charge.
- 700W motor. This sits in the lighter-duty band for stick vacuums; it's a factor worth comparing against other corded and cordless models rather than assuming higher wattage always means better performance.
- HEPA filtration. Sealed HEPA filtration is a feature that typically adds a small premium over vacuums without it, since it usually implies more attention to seal quality around the filter housing.
- 1.2L dust cup and 11-piece accessory kit. A larger accessory bundle (crevice tool, dusting brush, upholstery nozzle and others) adds perceived value and can be a differentiator against cheaper vacuums sold with fewer attachments.
- 2-in-1 upright/handheld conversion. Convertible designs that do both jobs from one motor unit are generally priced against both stick vacuums and separate handheld vacuums, so it's worth mentally comparing the price to what you'd pay for two single-purpose machines.
None of these factors let us state an actual number for this model - they're simply the variables to weigh once you do see a price on a retailer's page.
Where UK shoppers typically check for current offers
For a corded stick vacuum in this price bracket, UK buyers typically compare prices across a small set of channels: the major electricals and homeware retailers (the kind that stock small appliances alongside larger white goods), general online marketplaces, and the brand's own UK storefront where one exists. Availability and pricing can vary noticeably between these, and a model can be in stock at one retailer while unavailable at another. Because we don't hold a current tracked price for the BSVC135, the most reliable way to see what's actually available right now is to check the comparison tool for any live offers on this model, rather than relying on a price mentioned on a third-party page that may not reflect current stock.
What's included for the price
Whatever price you find quoted, it should cover the vacuum unit itself plus the accessory kit. Based on the model's specification, that's an 11-piece attachment set built around a crevice tool, dusting brush and upholstery nozzle, aimed at extending the machine from general floor cleaning into upholstery, car interiors and tight edges. The unit itself is a lightweight, slim corded upright with a 1.2L easy-empty dust cup and HEPA filtration, powered by a 700W motor and a 5m mains cable. If a listing you're comparing prices against doesn't mention all of these - particularly the accessory count or HEPA filtration - it may be worth double-checking you're looking at the same variant, since retailers occasionally list bundle variations under similar names.
Before you buy: things worth checking
A few practical points are easy to overlook when comparing prices across retailers:
- Delivery cost and timeframe. A lower headline price can be offset by delivery charges, so it's worth checking the total cost at checkout rather than the listed price alone.
- Warranty terms. Warranty length and what it covers can differ by retailer even for the same model, so it's worth confirming this before completing a purchase.
- Stock status and colour/variant. This model is listed in black; confirm the listing matches the exact variant and that it's actually in stock rather than shown as available while backordered.
- Genuine seller. On open marketplaces in particular, it's worth checking that the listing is from the manufacturer or an authorised seller rather than an unrelated third party, especially for warranty purposes.
If you want the fuller technical picture - motor performance context, build details and how the 2-in-1 conversion works in practice - the full Belaco 700W Corded Stick Vacuum Cleaner review covers the specification in more depth than this pricing-focused page does.
Is the Belaco 700W Corded Stick Vacuum Cleaner cordless?
No. It's a corded model powered by mains electricity via a 5m cable, not a battery-powered cordless vacuum. Because there's no battery pack, battery management electronics, or fast-charging circuitry to build, corded stick vacuums like this one tend to sit toward the lower end of the stick-vacuum market compared with cordless equivalents, which is one reason we'd expect this model to be priced modestly once a retailer offer is tracked. The trade-off is that cleaning radius is limited by the 5m cable length rather than a battery charge.
Does the Belaco BSVC135 have a HEPA filter?
Yes, HEPA filtration is included as a standard feature on this model. Sealed HEPA filtration typically adds a small premium over vacuums without it, since it usually implies more attention to seal quality around the filter housing, so it's a notable spec for a corded, budget-tier machine like the BSVC135. It's paired with a 700W motor, which sits in the lighter-duty band for stick vacuums, and an 11-piece accessory kit, together forming a reasonably well-equipped package for this class of vacuum.
How many attachments come with the Belaco BSVC135?
It's supplied with an 11-piece accessory kit, including a crevice tool, dusting brush and upholstery nozzle, aimed at extending the machine from general floor cleaning into upholstery, car interiors and tight edges. A larger accessory bundle like this adds perceived value and can be a differentiator against cheaper vacuums sold with fewer attachments. If you're comparing prices once a retailer offer appears, it's worth checking that a competing listing includes the same 11-piece count, since retailers occasionally list bundle variations with fewer attachments under similar names.
What is the dust cup capacity of the Belaco BSVC135?
The dust cup holds 1.2 litres and is designed for easy emptying, which is a reasonable capacity for a corded 2-in-1 upright and handheld vacuum in this budget bracket. It's paired with a 700W motor, HEPA filtration, and a 5m mains cable, forming the core specification of a lightweight, slim corded upright rather than a heavier, higher-wattage machine. Since the machine converts between upright and handheld modes from one motor unit, the same 1.2L cup and filtration serve both above-floor and general floor cleaning tasks.