Dyson Big Ball Multi Floor 2 Cylinder Vacuum — Prices & Offers

Tracked UK listings for the Dyson Big Ball Multi Floor 2 Cylinder Bagless Vacuum Cleaner (Iron/Yellow) put the price for the complete machine somewhere between roughly £219.99 and £373.00, based on data captured on 13 September 2026. That's a wide spread for the same model, and it's worth understanding why before you click through to buy, because not every listing at the low end is actually offering the full vacuum. For the complete rundown of what this machine does and how it performs on paper, see the full Dyson Big Ball Multi Floor 2 Cylinder Bagless Vacuum Cleaner (Iron/Yellow) review.

What UK retailers are currently charging

Here's what was tracked across the retailers we monitor, as of 13 September 2026:

Retailer	Price	Stock status
eBay (seller: absolute-555)	£16.19	In stock
eBay.co.uk	£16.19	In stock
E-Catalog	£219.99	Unconfirmed
u-buy.co.uk	£373.00	In stock

At a glance, the £16.19 listings look like the best deal by far. They're not — see the next section. Setting those two aside, the two remaining tracked prices (£219.99 and £373.00) give a more realistic sense of what this vacuum actually costs, and even that gap is substantial. u-buy.co.uk is an international marketplace that often imports stock from overseas sellers, which can explain a higher landed price once shipping, import handling, or currency conversion is factored in; E-Catalog's £219.99 wasn't stock-confirmed at the time of capture, so it's worth checking current availability before assuming it's ready to ship.

Why the £16.19 listings probably aren't the full vacuum

Two eBay listings show £16.19 for what's labelled as the Dyson Big Ball Multi Floor 2 (Iron/Yellow). That figure sits so far below every other tracked price — roughly a fourteenth of the E-Catalog listing and a twenty-third of the u-buy.co.uk one — that it almost certainly isn't for the complete machine. A far more likely explanation is that the listing is for a spare part, a replacement tool, an accessory, or a mis-categorised item that's been tagged with the full product name. This is a common pattern on open marketplaces like eBay, where sellers list individual components (a filter, a wand section, a cleaner head) under the full model name so the listing surfaces in searches for the vacuum itself.

If you're hunting for the Dyson Big Ball Multi Floor 2 Cylinder Bagless Vacuum Cleaner (Iron/Yellow) best price, treat anything priced dramatically below the rest of the market as a signal to check the listing details carefully — read the full description, check the photos match a complete cylinder vacuum (body, hose, wand, and cleaner head), and confirm the seller's returns policy before paying. A genuine bargain is possible, but a price this far out of line is far more often a parts listing than a windfall.

What drives the price of this model

The Big Ball Multi Floor 2 sits in Dyson's bagless cylinder range, and its spec sheet explains some of what you're paying for relative to cheaper generic canister vacuums. It's built around Ball technology for steering around furniture and a self-righting design that keeps the machine upright if it's knocked over — both mechanical features that add engineering cost compared with a fixed-body cylinder. Suction is rated at up to 170W, filtered through 2 Tier Radial cyclones, with a 1.5L bagless bin and hygienic one-click emptying, so there's no ongoing cost of buying replacement bags. The 360° articulating wand and multi-floor cleaning capability are aimed at homes with a mix of carpet and hard flooring across multiple levels. It weighs 7.5kg and runs at up to 80dB, and comes with a pneumatic cleaner head, a combination tool, and quick-release tools included in the box. None of these figures dictate an exact retail price, but they explain why a Dyson canister vacuum typically costs more than a basic own-brand bagless cylinder: cyclone technology, a bagless bin system, and the steering mechanism are all more expensive to engineer and manufacture than a simple wheeled canister.

Where UK shoppers can check current offers

Because tracked prices for this model already span roughly £150 between the two credible listings (£219.99 and £373.00), it's worth checking more than one source before buying rather than assuming the first price you see is representative. Beyond the retailers tracked above, UK buyers typically also check major electricals retailers and Dyson's own UK store directly, since manufacturer pricing and any current promotions there aren't reflected in third-party marketplace listings. If you're comparing this specific configuration against other colourways or refurbished units, our comparison tool lets you line up tracked prices and specs side by side rather than checking each retailer individually.

Other Dyson and cylinder vacuums worth comparing

If the Big Ball Multi Floor 2's price range doesn't fit your budget, or you're not sold on the bagless cylinder format, it's worth browsing other Dyson vacuum cleaners to see how this model's features and pricing compare with the rest of the range, including upright and cordless options that use different cyclone and filtration systems. Shoppers specifically set on the cylinder format — corded, with a hose and separate cleaner head rather than an upright body — can also compare other canister vacuums from competing brands, some of which come in at lower price points with fewer of the Big Ball's steering and self-righting features.