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If you're in the market for a floor-cleaning gadget upgrade to keep your home spotless this year, we suggest heading to Amazon.

Right now, you can score double discounts on the Eureka Cordless Vacuum Cleaner thanks to a sale and a stackable on-site coupon. The popular stick vacuum, which has more than 14,700 five-star ratings, is equipped with a 350-watt digital motor and three cleaning modes. So you can easily deep clean everyday debris and stubborn messes on hard floors and carpets — without dealing with an annoying cord.

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Other features that make the device a breeze to navigate? Well, it weighs just 6.4 pounds and has swivel steering, meaning it's easy to steer around your home and carry up stairs. Plus, its dust cup is in the front, so you can lay it flat to tackle hard-to-reach areas under coffee tables, couches, and beds.

Buy It! Eureka Cordless Vacuum Cleaner, $154.01 with coupon (orig. $205.99); amazon.com

Also worth noting is the vacuum's LED headlights that illuminate a clear cleaning path, ensuring you don't miss a speck. Another convenient feature that sets it apart from typical cordless vacuums is its easy rest design that allows you to set it against furniture and countertops when you need to take a break.

The multifunctional device converts into a handheld vacuum for above-floor cleaning, too. It even comes with attachments to target certain areas and messes. That includes a crevice tool that's great for baseboards and in-between couch cushions, as well as a two-in-one dusting brush for upholstery and curtains.

Shoppers have left glowing reviews to accompany their five-star ratings. They appreciate that the "handy" vacuum is "incredibly easy to maneuver," with one saying that it "gets around those small, tight spaces with ease." Other shoppers rave about its "strong suction" that "sucks everything right up."

Many also call out the design of its dust cup, which can be emptied with just the push of a button. One reviewer noted that it's "very easy to dump the vacuumed contents."

There's no word when this deal is set to end. So don't forget to clip the coupon listed in the product description and snap up the Eureka Cordless Vacuum Cleaner at Amazon before the savings disappear!

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