A cordless stick vacuum costs S$165 at Xiaomi and S$1,199 at Dyson's top end, and several brand stores are running 10.10 sales. We read every price off the six official Singapore online stores, most recently on 10 October 2026.
A cordless stick vacuum costs anywhere from S$165 to S$1,199 in Singapore right now, and several brand stores are running 10.10 sales.
> Quick view: cheapest is Xiaomi's Mijia 4C at S$165 (S$145 with its spend discount to 17 Oct); best value is Tineco's S30 Pro at S$239; Dyson runs S$459-S$1,199 before its PEAK50/PEAK150 codes. Xiaomi's discount is the only deal here with a printed end date.
Dyson's Singapore store lists nine cordless stick versions. The V8 Cyclone is the entry model at S$459 (was S$559). The V10 Optic, with 150AW suction, a 60-minute run time and a dust-revealing light, is S$599. The V12 Detect Slim is Dyson's lightest high-power stick at 2.2kg and runs S$649 for the Origin (was S$749) up to S$899 for the Absolute and the Submarine wet-roller version. The PencilVac is S$749. At the top, the new V16 Piston Animal claims 315AW from a 900W motor with a cone-shaped anti-tangle head and a compressing bin, for S$1,199. Two codes cut these further (below). Dyson includes free next-day delivery when you order before 5pm Monday to Thursday, a 2-year parts and labour warranty and a 14-day free return, and Grab PayLater splits the bill into 4 interest-free months.
PEAK50: S$50 off a S$599 spend (V10 Optic S$549, V12 Detect Slim Absolute S$849). PEAK150: S$150 off S$1,199 (V16 Piston Animal S$1,049). First seen 23 Sep 2026 and still live on 10 Oct; Dyson prints no end date.
Code: PEAK50
Shark's flagship cordless in Singapore is the CleanSense IQ (IW2241), now S$699 on sharkninja.sg, down from S$799. Its brushroll carries a comb that strips hair off as it spins, so long hair and pet fur do not wrap, and four sensors (dirt, floor type, edges and a headlight) raise suction automatically where it is needed. The IQ+ version with an auto-empty dock is S$899 and, after selling out in September, was back in stock online on 10 October. For less, the EvoPower System IQ is S$449 (was S$599), and the EvoPower System FIT weighs just 1.67kg with up to 40 minutes of run time (measured as a handheld) for S$399; its September sale price of S$359 has ended. Delivery is free on orders above S$99.
CleanSense IQ S$699 (was S$799); EvoPower System IQ S$449 (was S$599). Free delivery above S$99. Online store prices on 10 Oct 2026, no end date published.
LG's CordZero A9 Kompressor (A9K-AQUA) is S$699 on lg.com/sg in LG's 10.10 sale, down from S$899, and can be paid over 24 months at 0% interest (from S$29.13 a month). Its selling point is a lever that compresses dust and hair in the bin, which LG says holds up to 2.4 times more before you need to empty it, plus up to 60 minutes of run time. The A9X-STEAM, sold with LG's All-in-One Tower dock that empties the bin for you, was S$1,249 in September but showed no price or buy button on lg.com/sg on 10 October, so check retailers for it. Delivery is free, and new LG members get S$10 off their first order.
A9K-AQUA S$699 (save S$199.99) in LG's 10.10 sale, free delivery, plus S$10 off a first order for new LG members. Price on 10 Oct 2026; LG prints no end date.
The biggest gap between list price and selling price in this guide: Tineco's official store sells the Pure One S30 Pro for S$239 against a S$777 list price. Tineco rates it at up to 200AW suction and about 65 minutes of run time, with a 0.6L bin, three suction modes and six-stage filtration, and it carries a 2-year warranty. Tineco is best known for wet-and-dry floor washers, and those are marked down too: the Floor One i5 Stretch II, which vacuums and mops in one pass, is also S$239 (listed at S$899), and the foldable Floor One S7 Fold Pro is S$549. The store is run jointly with sister brand Ecovacs.
Pure One S30 Pro S$239 (listed S$777) and Floor One i5 Stretch II wet-dry S$239 (listed S$899) on the official store, 23 Sep 2026. No end date published.
Dreame's cheapest sticks on dreame.sg are the R10S Lite at S$199 (was S$249) and the R10 2025 at S$279 (was S$399). The R10 is the one with published specs: 120AW and 20kPa suction, up to 60 minutes of run time, a 600ml bin that empties with one press, a blue-lit anti-tangle brush and a battery pack that swaps out, so a spare doubles your cleaning time. It also has a lock mode so you do not hold the trigger. Step up to the Z10s Station (S$459, was S$699) for a dock that empties the bin automatically. Dreame's store applies vouchers on its own at checkout, from S$10 off S$240 up to S$110 off S$2,000, and gives a 2-year warranty with a Singapore service centre at Pandan Crescent. The V18S, pre-order only in September, was in stock on 10 October at S$339 (S$329 after voucher).
Online vouchers apply automatically: S$10 off S$240, S$22 off S$500, S$35 off S$750, S$65 off S$1,250, S$110 off S$2,000. R10 2025 S$279 (was S$399), S$269 after voucher. Read 10 Oct 2026, no end date published.
The lowest price in this guide for a full-size stick. The Mijia Vacuum Cleaner 4C is S$165 on mi.com/sg, and Xiaomi rates it at 170AW turbo suction and 20kPa from a 110,000rpm brushless motor, with up to 75 minutes of battery from seven cells and three suction levels. The floor brush has a white LED and an anti-tangle comb, there is a 2-in-1 crevice and dust brush, and the bin empties hands-free. The Mijia Vacuum Cleaner 4 is S$309 and the 4 Pro S$449 if you want more power. New mi.com users get a 10% coupon (capped at S$30) and shipping is free. From 9 to 17 October a spend discount on selected items also takes S$15 off S$100, S$20 off S$150 and S$35 off S$200, which puts the 4C at S$145 and the 4 at S$274; the 4 Pro is not included. You can see the range at Xiaomi stores including VivoCity, Jurong Point, Parkway Parade and Westgate.
Spend discount 9-17 Oct 2026: S$15 off S$100, S$20 off S$150, S$35 off S$200 (Mijia 4C S$145, 4 S$274; 4 Pro not included). Plus 10% off for new mi.com users (capped at S$30) and free shipping. Read 10 Oct 2026.
| Brand | Cheapest stick | Flagship shown | Current deal | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Xiaomi | S$165 (Mijia 4C) | S$449 (Mijia 4 Pro) | S$15-S$35 off to 17 Oct | Tightest budget |
| Tineco | S$239 (Pure One S30 Pro) | S$549 (Floor One S7 Fold Pro) | Up to 69% off list | Specs per dollar |
| Dreame | S$199 (R10S Lite) | S$459 (Z10s Station) | Auto vouchers from S$10 off S$240 | Swappable battery |
| Shark | S$399 (EvoPower FIT) | S$699 (CleanSense IQ) | S$100 off CleanSense IQ | Long hair and pets |
| LG | S$699 (A9K-AQUA) | A9X-STEAM (no online price) | S$200 off A9K in 10.10 sale | Big bin, auto-empty tower |
| Dyson | S$459 (V8 Cyclone) | S$1,049 (V16 Piston Animal) | PEAK50 / PEAK150 codes | Suction and filtration |
Every price above was read on 23 September 2026 off each brand's own Singapore online store (dyson.com.sg, sharkninja.sg, lg.com/sg, ecovacstineco.com.sg, dreame.sg and mi.com/sg), not off a marketplace listing or another roundup. Where a store showed a crossed-out price, we give both. Samsung's Bespoke AI Jet sticks are not sold on samsung.com/sg (the page sends you to retailers), so they are not ranked here. We re-read all six stores on 25 September: every price above held, Dreame's V18S was still pre-order, and Xiaomi had added a spend discount running to 27 September. On 10 October we read them again: LG had cut the A9K to S$699 and stopped pricing the A9X-STEAM online, Dreame's R10 and Z10s were S$10-S$30 dearer with a new voucher ladder, Shark's EvoPower FIT was back at S$399, Dyson's V12 Origin had dropped to S$649, and Xiaomi's 4C was S$165 with a new spend discount to 17 October.
For most homes, the Dyson V12 Detect Slim is the safest premium pick: it is Dyson's lightest high-power model at 2.2kg and costs S$849 at dyson.com.sg with code PEAK50 (from S$899). If you shed long hair or have pets, the Shark CleanSense IQ at S$699 has an anti-hair-wrap comb built into the brushroll. On a budget, the Tineco Pure One S30 Pro (S$239) and Xiaomi Mijia Vacuum Cleaner 4C (S$165) give the most suction and run time per dollar in this guide.
Yes. On 10 October 2026 dyson.com.sg was still carrying the two codes it first showed on 23 September across its promotions: PEAK50 for S$50 off a S$599 spend and PEAK150 for S$150 off a S$1,199 spend. On cordless vacuums that makes the V10 Optic S$549, the PencilVac S$699, the V12 Detect Slim Absolute S$849 and the V16 Piston Animal S$1,049. The V8 Cyclone at S$459 is below the S$599 minimum, so no code applies. Dyson does not print an end date for either code, so check at checkout.
The Xiaomi Mijia Vacuum Cleaner 4C at S$165 on mi.com/sg is the cheapest full-size stick in this guide, rated at 170AW suction with up to 75 minutes of battery on its lowest setting, new mi.com users get a further 10% off (capped at S$30), and a spend discount running to 17 October brings it to S$145. Next up is the Dreame R10S Lite at S$199, then the Tineco Pure One S30 Pro at S$239, which Tineco lists at up to 200AW and about 65 minutes.
A stick vacuum is cheaper, cleans stairs, sofas, car seats and high shelves, and picks up a spill in seconds, but you push it yourself. A robot vacuum cleans the floor daily without you, but misses corners, furniture tops and anything above the floor. Many Singapore homes end up with both: a robot for the daily floor run and a stick for everything else. Our robot vacuum guide covers the robot side.
