Vax Mach Air Revive Upright Vacuum — Prices & Offers

As of 13 September 2026, tracked UK prices for the Vax Mach Air Revive Corded Bagless Upright Vacuum Cleaner run from £79.99 to £146.84. That range looks wider than it really is in practice: five of the six tracked retailers — Vax's own online store, Amazon.co.uk, idealo, Currys and Argos — sit within a penny of each other, between £79.99 and £80.00. The one exception is a single eBay listing at £146.84, nearly double the rest, which is worth treating as a separate data point rather than the price you should expect to pay (more on that below).

Where to buy it: retailer price comparison

Retailer	Tracked price	Stock status
Vax (official store)	£79.99	In stock
idealo (price comparison)	£79.99	Stock unconfirmed
Amazon.co.uk	£79.99	In stock
Currys	£79.99	In stock
Argos	£80.00	In stock
eBay	£146.84	In stock

Four confirmed-in-stock listings — Vax's own store, Amazon.co.uk, Currys and Argos — all sit at £79.99-£80.00, which is a strong signal that this is the going rate for the Mach Air Revive right now rather than a temporary dip at any single retailer. idealo, a price-comparison site rather than a direct seller, matches the same £79.99 figure, but its stock status wasn't confirmed at the time of tracking, so click through and check availability before assuming it's ready to ship. The eBay listing at £146.84 sits well outside that cluster. It may reflect a different condition, a bundle with extra accessories, or simply a reseller markup rather than an error — marketplace sellers set their own prices independently of retail stock — but with five other retailers agreeing closely on £79.99-£80.00, it isn't representative of what this vacuum typically costs. Tracked prices are a snapshot captured on 13 September 2026, so check a live comparison tool for the current lowest figure before buying.

What you get at this price

At around £80, the Mach Air Revive is a straightforward corded bagless upright with a couple of features that set it apart from cheaper own-brand alternatives. It carries an A energy rating, a genuine efficiency marker rather than marketing shorthand, and its filtration is fully rinseable — the washable HEPA filter cleans under a tap rather than needing regular replacement, which keeps running costs down over the machine's life. The motorised floorhead adjusts automatically between carpets and hard floors, so you're not stopping to flip a setting as you move between rooms. Multi-cyclonic technology is designed to maintain suction as the 1.5-litre bagless bin fills, and at 4.9kg the machine is light enough to carry upstairs without much effort. It ships with a 3-in-1 soft dusting brush, a crevice tool and an upholstery tool for furniture, skirting boards and tight corners, and noise is rated at 80dB, in line with most corded uprights in this class. For the full breakdown of how these specs translate into everyday cleaning performance, the full Vax Mach Air Revive Corded Bagless Upright Vacuum Cleaner review covers that separately from pricing.

How to make sure you're getting a fair deal

• Compare live prices before buying. Five retailers agreeing on £79.99-£80.00 is a useful benchmark today, but prices shift. A comparison tool that pulls current listings is faster than checking each retailer site individually.
• Confirm stock, not just price. idealo's £79.99 listing carried an unconfirmed stock status when tracked, so a matching price isn't proof of availability until you click through.
• Don't assume the eBay listing is a bargain or a scam without checking. At £146.84 against a £79.99-£80.00 cluster elsewhere, read the full listing description, seller feedback and what exactly is included before paying nearly double the going rate.
• Check the accessory bundle matches. The 3-in-1 soft dusting brush, crevice tool and upholstery tool come as standard with this model, so a higher price elsewhere isn't buying you extra tools — confirm the listing matches before paying more.

Is the Mach Air Revive right for your home?

At roughly £80, the Mach Air Revive sits at the budget end of corded bagless uprights, trading advanced extras for a light, simple machine with washable filtration and a floorhead that adapts between surfaces without manual switching. Its 4.9kg weight makes it a reasonable choice for homes with stairs, and the A energy rating and rinseable filters help keep ownership costs down over time. Its 1.5L bin and 80dB noise level are worth weighing against a larger household or noise-sensitive environment.

If you want to see how it compares within the brand's own lineup, browsing other Vax vacuum cleaners shows where the Mach Air Revive sits against other models and price points. If you're open to other manufacturers, other upright vacuums gives a broader view of what's available at a similar price before you commit.