Dyson Cyclone V10

Perfect for small to medium sized house if looking to upgrade from the V6-8 includes a larger bin and much more suction. Got a good deal on Dyson week as well

Love this vacuum. We previously had the very first Dyson hand stick and the suction on it was soo bad and it would just push things along the floor instead of sucking up so I considered buying a different brand but I saw this one was on special so thought I’d give it a go and I’m glad I did! It’s so awesome has 3 different power settings, the bin is so easy to empty and nice and big! We have vinyl and carpet floors and it works awesome on both, the carpets come up looking new everytime! Would highly recommend

Amazing at sucking up dirt and dust on our timber floors and tiles
Compact, light and easy to store and empty out.
HOWEVER, Battery life is got great and need to recharge it mid clean

Use mainly on tiles everydau, does a ok job,we live in a pretty small 3 bedroom home and have to empty it 5 times not as good on the carpets.

With cats that lose a lot of hair this product is amazing. It doesn’t scratch my floorboards and picks up so much fur. And you can see how much it picks up by the catch each time you use it. A must have in your home.

This sucks up everything and the clear cannister allows you to see anything you want to keep if accidentally sucked up. Only needs a bit longer battery life. Definite purchase.

We have had a V6 for a few years and it was pretty okay on hard surfaces and reasonable on carpet. Then we were given a V10. What a difference in performance! The V10 sucks powerfully, particularly on hard surfaces (we have some tiled floors). On carpet you increase the power setting to Max and you can see the grit that was hiding inside the carpet successfully transferred to the clear collecting barrel. And the barrel is very easy to empty. Charging time depends on the power settings you have used. We clean 150sqm of floors in about twenty m...

I purchased this vacuum cleaner for domestic hard floors and carpet. It performs very well on all services. It's lightweight, easy to use with exceptional suction power. I love it.

Bought this based on the recommendation of my sister-in-law, however if I was to do it again, I’d buy a barrel version of the same. Firstly, I was, and still am, obsessed by the amount of dirt and hair (2 dogs) that I get off my not apparently dirty floorboards. Never fails to amaze me. I also use it (smaller turbo head attachment) to do mattresses and pillows, again, with results that make me incredulous that I live in an apparent sty. However, and why I’d change next time, is that it’s not great for doing things where you need a constant chan...

Both hard floor and carpet this vacuum struggles, it only picks up crumb size items and often spits it back out from the tumbling rollers. The filters get clogged up all the time needing constant cleaning themselves. Battery life is not long on full power. For a $1000 from Dyson I was expecting a lot more efficiency from their leading product.

Purchased for wooden, carpet and tile floors, with 2 fluffy cats and kids in the house. It is very convenient to use and so light that my kids don't hesitate to vacuum the house. I do need to turn up the setting to the highest to suck up all the cat hair and when the filter is dirty it takes a while to dry and you cant use the vacuum until it is dry. Emptying is easy and quick but can be a little dirty with dust spilling out. I do have to remove hair that is stuck wrapped around the roller with scissors, another messy job. The size of the unit is very portable and easy to move around the house. Overall this is a good vacuum but could be better with sucking up pet hair and with the filter design.

I've had this for 3 years. It cost $1000. Small house, it's not over used, but has broken 3 times. The first two times Dyson fixed it under warranty, now it's a year out. When it's working it's brilliant. But I'm going to cut my losses and buy something else.

I've had many vacuums in the past. The best I had was VAX so I stuck with them. My daughter finally talked me into buying the Dyson V10 Animal. I got it home and set it up. I then vacuumed my floors with my pet hair specialized VAX (its only a few years old and still works well). I then went over the same carpet with the new V10 and I just didn't know how to feel. Ecstatic that it was so amazingly good that it had so much more gunk or embarrassed that my other vacuum had not been doing the job. To top it all off, the V10 takes up less room, I d...

Don't buy into the hype. These are terrible products. This is no different to the days of bag vacuums:

- We have to replace the filter every year. Despite that, we get suction warnings frequently. If you have to rinse the filter you will have to wait sometimes days for it to dry depending on conditions.
- We also bought the product believing we could replace the battery to vacuum a house. Wrong. it is not possible to replace the battery for multiple uses per day. - You cannot vacuum a house with this vacuum. It takes three days to vacuum a house with this piece of junk.

I feel incredibly taken advantage of, I've bought vaccums for under $200 that did a better job, and they were more reliable.

This is the first and last Dyson product for me, as I am not happy with it at all. There are just too many cons:

1. Have to use it on the lowest setting most of the time to ensure the battery lasts 20-30min.

2. On medium power setting it emits a very unpleasant, very loud whistling sound which hurts my ears. Kind of like a hair dryer clocked to ultra-turbo.

3. The trigger design is a flawed gimmick concept that should be done away with. Why should I have to keep pulling the trigger continuously while vacuuming? Who's bright idea was that? W...