Great device. I read alot or reviews before purchasing and wasn’t sure if ut was worth the price but it’s absolutely worth it. You never work about plugging the cord, strong suction, and yiu can easily go under the cabinets and beds to clean. Also it’s been working great for 3 years now.

I absolutely love the Dyson V11 Origin. It’s lightweight, and easy to use. It can get under things and in tight spots other vacuums can not. I purchased additional attachments for it, and now there is nothing it can not do. The battery life is great too. I have had no trouble vacuuming the entire house, and still had power left every time. If you are considering getting this vacuum, don’t hesitate. Get it! If you are considering getting this vacuum, don’t hesitate. Get it. You won’t regret it!

I fully recommend, it’s very easy to use and it’s efficient. it’s not heavy and it cleans well. I usually vacuum once a week, but now I can do it everyday without complaining. I can even use it to vacuum the inside of my car without having to pay since it’s wireless. :)

Got this vacuum today [06-28-2020] and will update this review once I have tested it (would leave it at a 3 star review until then but it has a removable battery so that earns a star right off the bat). ---------------------------------------------------------------- [06-28-2020] The biggest thing for me was that the battery was removable. Or at least that is what I have read after looking at reviews, forums, and the Q&A section here. But I could not find a clear photo showing it. I am happy to say that the BATTERY IS REMOVABLE and I've have photos to prove it. Yes, this is the Dyson V11 Origin, not to be confused with the Dyson V11 Outsize Origin (which also has a removable battery). This particular Origin series vacuum is a retailer exclusive according to posts from the Dyson rep on the forums here (which is why I couldn't find it on the Dyson website nor reviews of this particular vacuum outside of BB's websites). I've used other cordless Dysons (my parents have the V7 which they still use and is great) and I picked up an old DC59 but that died on my after like a year. If you've looked at other reviews, there seems to be an issue with the vacuums dying within 5 years and for a vacuum that costs over half a grand, that's a huge worry (especially after experiencing it myself). The biggest issue from what I've seen is the battery dying and in previous models, it was not the easiest thing to replace (you'd have to send it in if you wanted it done by a professional). A removable battery would be a great win against that issue so I am very happy with this. **I got the vacuum on sale for $450 so that does factor into my review, especially when comparing against other models** The other Dyson with a removable battery is the V11 Outsize which is bigger (larger cleaning bin, larger motorized head, longer runtime, and more suction) but it costs more. Probably better for bigger households but I'm a single guy in a 1 bedroom/1 bath apartment so this model should do nicely. Compared to the V11 Torque and Animal, the Origin appears to be the same except the LCD display isn't as fancy and you don't get that many extra attachments (same suction power from what I've researched). The biggest advantage of this model, aside from the cheaper price, is that all-so-sweet removable battery.

The main thing I would want out of a new vacuum is great suction and power. This Dyson - V11 Origin Cord-Free Stick Vacuum does not disappoint in that category. The auto mode does a good job when vacuuming carpets and hardwood floors but switching to boost mode will just about suck the paint of your walls. First of all the un-boxing... When you first get it, plug it in right away to charge as it will take all of 3 to 4 hours to get a full charge which Dyson recommends before first use. Then unpack the rest of the tools and read through the directions. It is very easy to assemble. I also installed the hanging vacuum holder/charger. That feature is nice so you can hang it on a wall and it doesn't have to take up closet space where our old vacuum was stored. Having a battery powered cordless vacuum is awesome. No more cords to wind up, untwist, plug in and get in the way during vacuuming. After the full charge I put it immediately to the test. We have a 120 pound black lab that sheds constantly. I first tackled the living room which is 75% area rug and 25% hardwood. Vacuuming was very easy with the Dyson - V11 Origin Cord-Free Stick Vacuum. The unit is very top heavy but shouldn't be any problem for an adult to maneuver. The suction on auto mode was good and I could go from carpet to hardwood with no problem. You can even hear and feel the unit change power level as it switches between surfaces. If you had an old vacuum like mine that "claimed" to work on hardwood floors you will know that when you switch from carpet to hardwood the rollers just shoot all the debris on the hardwood out the back of the vacuum head and doesn't suck it up. This Dyson - V11 Origin Cord-Free Stick Vacuum switches between surfaces smoothly and sucks up every last particle on the floor. But this is where I ran into my first problem. The canister holding power. Within the first 4 to 5 minutes the canister filled up. I was shocked because I couldn't see that much dog hair and debris on the floor which means the Dyson was deep cleaning the floors. But just to vacuum the living room I had to empty the canister 3 timers. Onto the dining room that is all hardwood and where dog hair builds up against the walls and under the furniture. This is where I tried out the wand and tool. Again it worked great but I did have to empty the canister another 2 times. To be fair we hadn't vacuumed or swept in a while since we wanted to put the Dyson - V11 Origin Cord-Free Stick Vacuum to the test. If we kept up on a daily or bi-daily vacuuming routine, the canister probably would fill so fast. So after about an hour of testing, ( carpets, hardwood, furniture, cobwebs in the corner etc etc) I tackled the carpeted stairs where dog hair really builds up. I detached the hand held unit and put on the wide nozzle tool to get deep in the carpet. On auto I wasn't getting enough suction so I tried boost mode and the power was amazing. There was not a single dog hair left on the carpet. But this is where i ran into problem #2. Battery life. That whole first hour on auto used up only 1 of the 3 power lever indicator lights. 5 to 10 minutes of boost drained the battery completely. I only could finish 1 flight of stairs before having to charge the battery to finish the job. One other thing on boost is the air that is getting forced out of the unit was blowing papers off tables and swishing ashes around when I was near the fireplace. Just the price you pay for such great suction I guess. Overall this Dyson - V11 Origin Cord-Free Stick Vacuum is a great vacuum but I had to take 1 star away for the canister holding power and battery life.