do I have to hold a button/trigger for it to work do I have to hold a button/trigger for it to work

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KaChank · Accepted Answer

Yes, the button or trigger needs to be held in, but it's really not that big of a deal. I think it's good because you only get about 20 minutes of battery life and you can easily turn off when moving locations to save battery. The trigger is really sensitive too so you barely think you are holding the button in.

Answered by KaChank 10 years ago

DysonProductExpert · Answer

Hi Wohlf,

It's Vince with Dyson. The Dyson V6 has been redesigned with a touch sensitive trigger. This unit also distributes the weight of the unit evenly so as to not put a strain while cleaning. We will be happy to provide additional information regarding the V6 via email at askdysonus@dyson.com.

Best wishes,
Vince.

metaljacket · Answer

Yes. There is a trigger you have to hold to make it run. The turbo button can be pressed once, then it stays in that mode until pressed again.

jae · Answer

I agree with CaChank. Yes, you need to hold the trigger down when in use, but the vacuum is so lightweight that it is not the least bit inconvenient. Just start and stop very easily in the course of changing locations. I also believe it saves a bit of the battery life.

Answered by jae 10 years ago

jcamp03 · Answer

yes, it has a trigger button.

Magdiel · Answer

No, you do not. The button allows you to switch back and forth the spinning of the head and allows it to loose suction if something gets caught within the head.

Pepere · Answer

yes you have to hold the trigger for the vacuum to work.

NCJC · Answer

Yes

Billlorden · Answer

Yes

Mbstephens01 · Answer

Yes, you do have to hold the trigger down. It's not inconvenient to do so, and it helps preserve the charge. My 7 and 8 year old kids can use this vacuum.

Miamisae · Answer

NO

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