Dyson Vacuum Reviews

Why Dyson Vacuums

If you are interested in picking up a Dyson vacuum cleaner, here’s what you need to know:

1. All Dyson vacuums are bagless. That means they don’t require dirt bags. The Dysons don’t clog or choke on dust/dirt.

2. Well designed vacuuming accessories. For example: most Dysons come with a rather long extension hose that makes it really easy to clean carpets on stairways, or a large room without having to re-plug the machine every so often.

One can simply clip the attachments to the vacuum when not needed, and attach them quickly when required.

3. Most Dysons come with HEPA filters that offer Hypo-Allergenic filtering. They are excellent machines for people who suffer from any sort of air borne allergies. The filters are washable, durable, and have a long life.

That being said, there have been cases where consumers have had to change their filter within 3 years. But, since replacing filters is not very expensive, buying a replacement filter won’t pinch your pocket. Make sure you always buy genuine Dyson filters and spare parts to ensure your purchases are covered by proper warranty.

4. Excellent maneuverability. ‘The Ball’ feature in Dyson vacuums is an excellent mechanism that allows consumers to pull/push and maneuver the vacuum cleaner around at home.

This feature has been a hit with consumers as it provides tremendous flexibility.

5. Constant suction. Dyson machines do not lose suction like some bagged vacuums. Thanks to the Root Cyclone technology they keep the suction power high all the time.

Types of Dyson Vacuum Cleaners

Dyson manufactures three types of vacuum cleaners:

1. Uprights,
2. Canisters, and
3. Handhelds

The following Dyson vacuum reviews include all machines that we have tested thoroughly with our suite of tests and measurements. The main model missing from the list is the Dyson DC41 which we hope to review soon.

Dyson Upright Vacuum Cleaners

One of the most beneficial features of Dyson uprights is the fact that they have a five-year warranty period. Other than that, all upright Dyson vacuum cleaners are bagless and cleaning the dust cap is an easy affair.

Of course, suction power, accessories, and other features like the Ball swivel base are pretty much standard for all Dysons across the board.

Main upright vacuum models available are – DC14, DC17, DC24, DC25, DC28, DC33 and DC41 among others.

Our Dyson Upright Vacuum Reviews

Dyson Canister Vacuum Cleaners

Hard floors and carpets demand a canister vacuum with tremendous suction ability, and that’s what Dyson canister vacuums are equipped with. Canister vacuums are versatile and can be carried up and down staircases making cleaning staircase carpets or floors easy.

Our Dyson Canister Vacuum Reviews

Dyson Handheld Vacuum Cleaners

Dyson handhelds differ from other handheld vacuum cleaners by their superior suction and bagless design. The one disadvantage of such high suction is high energy consumption therefore they typically last just over 5 minutes. That’s usually more than enough for quick cleanups.

Our Dyson Handheld Vacuum Reviews

The Dyson Difference

In order to stay ahead of the competition, most consumer products manufacturers are spending huge sums of money on research and development of technology to improve the consumer experience. Dyson is no different.

After the success achieved with use of Ball and Root Cyclone technologies, the ‘carbon-free’ motors are the next big advancement with the Dyson vacuum cleaners. Essentially, a carbon free motor has a longer life and functions more smoothly as compared with other branded motors. The Dyson motors are small and light, yet powerful enough to offer super suction as per company’s claim.

The vacuum motor is digital, i.e. its mechanism is controlled via a microchip that has the ability to generate 88,000 RPM! In layman terms, this means that a Dyson vac’s motor is five times faster than a F1 racing car’s engine. And a faster motor means a quicker and cleaner vacuuming process.