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Vax hasn't fixed a single UK retail price for the HomePro Detect Pet-Design Dual Cordless Vacuum Cleaner, and we don't currently have any retailer offers tracked for this exact model in our dataset. That's worth flagging clearly here, because this model sits in a cluster of very similarly named Vax HomePro machines — the plain HomePro, the HomePro Detect Pet, the HomePro Detect Pet-Design, and this Pet-Design Dual — and mixing one up with another when comparing prices is an easy mistake to make. What follows explains what actually sets this specific version apart (and why it typically costs more than its single-battery sibling), what's included in the box, and where UK shoppers usually check when they're ready to buy, plus a link to our comparison tool for whenever a tracked offer appears.
Vax HomePro Detect Pet-Design Dual price: what we currently track
We have no live retailer listing, discount, or stock status for the Vax HomePro Detect Pet-Design Dual Cordless Vacuum Cleaner at the time of writing. Rather than quote a figure from memory or an old listing found elsewhere, the more reliable approach is to check current prices through our comparison tool, which surfaces retailer offers as they're tracked. Cordless vacuum prices move often as retailers run promotions or adjust stock, and because this model has three closely related siblings at different price points, a number attached to one of those can easily get misapplied to this one if you're not checking the exact name.
What makes the Pet-Design Dual different — and typically pricier
The defining feature of this model, and the main reason it typically commands the highest price of the four HomePro Detect variants, is what Vax includes in the box: two ONEPWR 4.0Ah MAX batteries rather than one. Vax rates the Pet-Design Dual for up to 90 minutes of runtime, double the roughly 45 minutes quoted for the single-battery HomePro Detect Pet-Design. In practice that means swapping to a second charged battery partway through a bigger clean rather than stopping to recharge, which matters more in larger homes or for whole-house cleans in one session. Everything else on the spec sheet — 164W of maximum suction and a 72.8dB noise rating — matches the single-battery Design sibling exactly, so the price gap between the two models should mostly reflect the cost of that second battery and its charger, not a difference in cleaning power or noise.
What's included with the Vax HomePro Detect Pet-Design Dual
Beyond the two ONEPWR 4.0Ah MAX batteries and a 1.5A charger, the Pet-Design Dual ships with a Motorised Pet Tool, a separate Pet Hair Remover, a Crevice Tool, a Stair Tool, and a Wall Mount for storage and charging. On the cleaning head, DebrisDetect automatically adjusts suction when it senses more dirt underfoot, and the HairWrap Resist brush roll is designed to stop hair wrapping round the bar rather than needing regular unpicking by hand — both useful in a pet-owning household. A FlexiClean bendable pole lets the cleaning head lie flat to reach under furniture, LED headlights on the head light up dark corners such as under beds, and the machine stands upright on its own without needing a wall or dock nearby. A two-stage washable filtration system and a 0.7L dust cup round out the spec, and the whole unit weighs 3.5kg. None of this confirms a price, but it's the baseline worth weighing against whatever figure you do find, since a second battery, a motorised pet tool and a wall mount would all cost extra if bought separately. For the full breakdown of how these features perform in practice, see our full Vax HomePro Detect Pet-Design Dual Cordless Vacuum Cleaner review.
Where UK shoppers typically buy the Vax HomePro Detect Pet-Design Dual
Without a tracked offer for this specific model, the practical answer to where to buy the Vax HomePro Detect Pet-Design Dual Cordless Vacuum Cleaner is: check the channels that typically stock Vax's cordless range. In the UK that generally means major electricals retailers, Vax's own UK online store, and general marketplaces, all of which commonly carry current Vax stick vacuum models alongside seasonal promotions. Pricing and stock can differ noticeably between these channels for the same model, so it's worth checking more than one rather than settling on the first price you see. If this particular version turns out to be outside your budget, it's also worth browsing other Vax vacuum cleaners, since the HomePro range spans single- and dual-battery configurations at different price points, or other cordless stick vacuums more broadly.
How to compare Vax HomePro Detect Pet-Design Dual deals before you buy
Once a retailer offer does appear, a few checks help confirm it's genuinely for this model and not a similarly named sibling: look for '90 minutes' runtime and 'two batteries' or '2 x 4.0Ah' in the listing description, since that's the detail separating the Pet-Design Dual from the single-battery HomePro Detect Pet-Design at a lower price point, and from the plain HomePro Detect Pet and base HomePro models, which don't share the same suction and noise specification at all. Also confirm the Motorised Pet Tool, Wall Mount and both batteries are listed as included rather than sold as separate extras. Our comparison tool is the fastest way to see current retailer offers side by side once they're tracked, so it's worth checking back there rather than relying on a price remembered from an earlier visit or from a different HomePro variant entirely.
What makes the Vax HomePro Detect Pet-Design Dual different from the HomePro Detect Pet-Design?
The Dual's defining difference is battery count: it ships with two ONEPWR 4.0Ah MAX batteries instead of one, giving Vax's rated runtime of up to 90 minutes versus roughly 45 minutes for the single-battery Pet-Design. Maximum suction (164W) and the 72.8dB noise rating are identical on both models, as are the DebrisDetect auto-suction sensor, HairWrap Resist brush roll, and FlexiClean bendable pole. The price gap between the two should mainly reflect the cost of that second battery and its charger, since the Motorised Pet Tool, Pet Hair Remover, Crevice Tool, Stair Tool, and Wall Mount are included with both.
What is the battery runtime of the Vax HomePro Detect Pet-Design Dual?
Up to 90 minutes, according to Vax's specification, using the two included ONEPWR 4.0Ah MAX lithium-ion batteries rather than the single battery fitted to the standard HomePro Detect Pet-Design. That doubled runtime — versus around 45 minutes for the single-battery version — is the main feature separating the Dual from its sibling, since maximum suction (164W) and noise level (72.8dB) are otherwise identical between the two models. In practice, a second charged battery means swapping partway through a bigger clean rather than stopping to recharge, which matters most in larger homes or when cleaning the whole house in one session.
How much dust does the Vax HomePro Detect Pet-Design Dual hold?
The dust cup holds 0.7 litres, in line with the capacity fitted to the rest of the HomePro Detect range, including the single-battery Pet-Design. That capacity is paired with a two-stage washable filtration system, in a machine that weighs 3.5kg overall once you account for the two ONEPWR 4.0Ah MAX batteries that set this Dual version apart. Emptying frequency depends more on the DebrisDetect sensor's auto-suction adjustment and how much floor debris it detects than on dust cup size alone, since the Dual's 90-minute runtime means more cleaning time before the cup needs emptying compared with a single-battery session.
How heavy is the Vax HomePro Detect Pet-Design Dual?
It weighs 3.5kg, the same figure Vax quotes for the single-battery HomePro Detect Pet-Design, even though the Dual ships with two ONEPWR 4.0Ah MAX batteries rather than one. That weight is carried across a machine that also has a 0.7-litre dust cup, two-stage washable filtration, and a FlexiClean bendable pole that lets the cleaning head lie flat under furniture. At 3.5kg it's designed to stay manoeuvrable through extended cleaning sessions, which matters given its 90-minute runtime — nearly double the roughly 45 minutes offered by the single-battery version — since a heavier machine would be more tiring to carry.
Is there a current tracked price for the Vax HomePro Detect Pet-Design Dual in the UK?
No — at the time of writing, we have no live retailer listing, discount, or stock status tracked for this exact model, so no specific figure can be quoted here. This model sits alongside three similarly named siblings — the plain HomePro, the HomePro Detect Pet, and the single-battery HomePro Detect Pet-Design — so a price found for one of those shouldn't be assumed to apply to this Dual version. Once a genuine offer is tracked, check our comparison tool; in the meantime, look for '90 minutes' runtime or '2 x 4.0Ah' batteries in any listing to confirm the match.