Dyson Cyclone V10

Upgraded my Dyson V6 to the Dyson V10 Absolute and extremely happy with it's performance. It was 10 times better than the V6 for a number of reasons: suction power, good motorhead, longer lasting battery. Had my V6 for the past 5 years and recently changed the old battery.

Dyson V10 is an impressive vacuum with powerful suction, long battery life, and useful attachments.
It's lightweight, easy to maneuver, and easy to empty the bin.
While it can be a bit loud on the highest power setting, its excellent cleaning results make up for it.
Highly recommended, though my unit had issues after 6 months. It stops frequently for some reason.
Dyson is sending a motor head replacement this month, hopefully it won’t have the same issue.

I’d had this about 2 and a half years and at first it was great but then it started to not pick things up. I clean the filter and it still does it. I have to go over a crumb 5 times for it to pick up. For $900 it is NOT worth it. A terrible vaccuum. I have to sweep after I vaccuum.

The machine automatically stops. Dyson gave me a new filter. Literally, the main part of the machine can not work properly.

Hope the new one will last.

Suggest not buying this model if you can avoid it.

While at first I was extremely happy with the suction and hair not getting tangled in the head, after 2 months the vacuum started cutting out constantly. The filter and canister have been cleaned and there is no blockage. Very frustrating to have what could be a great product fail after such a short time. Online research suggests this is a common problem - one that I wish I was aware of prior to purchasing.

Bought for us by our children, my husband wanted one from all the hyped advertising...
The Battery life is disappointing, we cant get through our house before having to recharge, and if using turbo, a couple of rooms only.
I have loved Dyson they are ahead of the rest, but do not understand the button without an option to leave it on, firstly it hurts your finger, is not a good design, and if doing the whole house (after recharges) I end up with two blisters one on the finger holding button and then top of thumb where the barrel rubs on your h

We bought this stick vacuum after having a good experience with a predecessor and we also use the V8 at our workplace with absolutely no issues. This V10 has been trouble from very early on. We have replaced the battery now 3 times, and we were told by Dyson to purchase a new charger. That made no difference. Both times with two recent batteries it has only charged once, vacuumed a small area then died and won’t charge again. This machine has some fundamental things I think that are faulty. Of course, it’s out of warranty and so we will no doub

We have a dog who sheds alot and this helps us with a quick vacuum when we need to. It is able to pick up his dog hair as well as any other debris on the floor. We use it on laminate flooring and tiles - we used to have carpet in the house and it seemed to pick up a decent amount of debris there too. You do need to make the time to properly clean the dyson, including taking it apart to properly clean the filter, chamber and head in order for it to continue to work effectively. We need to do this quite frequently but this could be because of the amount of dog hair. I will note in the high power mode it doesn't seem to last as long, so we don't use it for vacuuming the entire house but rather patches/rooms as needed.

I think the design of V10 is terrible as it has too many holes and recesses, which get dirty and the seals on the bin lid collect a lot of dirt under it, even after washing it under running water.
For a long time it worked well. But now it sometimes pushes dirt away on the timber floor instead of sucking it up. On the tiles in the bathroom the beige grout gets dark brown with dirt.
The dust used to be only at the bottom some time ago. But now the whole bin and the metal filter looks grey with dust. The filter itself does not need washing as it clean.