Crownshop 2-in-1 Stick Vacuum — Prices & Offers

Current UK price and where to buy it

As of 13 September 2026, the CROWNSHOP 2-in-1 Upright Vacuum Cleaner, Corded Stick and Handheld, HEPA Filter (Blue) is tracked at £118.99 through a single UK listing: eBay seller harveys-uk, shown as in stock. That is the only retailer offer currently in our tracking data for this model — we have not tracked this vacuum at any major electricals retailer, the brand's own store, or other marketplace sellers, so we cannot confirm whether £118.99 is competitive against alternatives we are not monitoring.

Because eBay listings can change price, sell out, or be relisted by a different seller at a different price, treat £118.99 as a snapshot rather than a guaranteed figure. If you are ready to buy, check the live listing for the current price and stock before completing checkout, since marketplace prices can move within days.

What you get for that price

The CROWNSHOP 2-in-1 is a corded machine that converts between an upright stick vacuum and a detachable handheld unit, which is the main reason buyers compare it against cordless models despite the plug lead. At this price point, the verified specification is:

• Power input: 1200W
• Dust capacity: 1.5 litres
• Filtration: HEPA filter, rated for fine dust and allergens
• Weight: 3.5kg
• Noise level: 75dB
• Power settings: 2 speed/power levels
• Mobility: 4 wheels
• Included accessories: crevice tool, brush attachment

Because it runs on mains power rather than a battery, there is no charging downtime and no battery to degrade over time — a factor worth weighing against the convenience of cordless alternatives, which typically cost more but lose suction as the battery runs down. For the full breakdown of how these specifications perform in practice, see the full CROWNSHOP 2-in-1 Upright Vacuum Cleaner, Corded Stick and Handheld, HEPA Filter (Blue) review.

What affects the price of a 2-in-1 corded vacuum like this

Corded 2-in-1 upright/handheld vacuums in this general class tend to sit at the lower end of the vacuum cleaner market compared with cordless stick or robot models, mainly because they skip battery and charging-dock components, which are among the more expensive parts to manufacture. HEPA filtration, a 1200W motor, and multiple power settings are features more commonly found on pricier machines, so a unit combining them at a budget-range price point is worth checking carefully for genuine stock and seller reliability rather than assuming the listing is representative of the wider market.

Marketplace prices for a given model can also vary by seller, condition (new versus refurbished or open-box), bundled accessories, and delivery cost, none of which are always visible in a headline price. A single tracked offer, as is the case here, does not tell you whether £118.99 is unusually low, typical, or on the high side for this specific model — only that it is the figure one seller was asking for at the time it was captured.

How to compare prices before you buy

Before purchasing, it is worth checking a few things regardless of how attractive the tracked price looks:

1. Confirm the listing is still live and the price hasn't changed. Marketplace prices update frequently and older tracked data can go stale.
2. Check the seller's stock status and delivery timeframe, since "in stock" on eBay can still mean dispatch delays.
3. Look at seller feedback and return policy, particularly for a marketplace listing rather than a direct retailer.
4. Weigh this model against similar corded and cordless 2-in-1 vacuums on features that matter to you, such as capacity, weight, and noise level, using a comparison tool to see how the specification stacks up against other models before you commit.

If your priority is the lowest possible price rather than this specific model, it's also worth checking whether a similar-spec corded 2-in-1 from another brand is currently listed lower, since HEPA filtration and a 1200W motor are not unique to this unit.