Customer Ratings & Reviews

Works great long battery life! Could not imagine buying another brand

Serious cleaning and Serious auction! Long battery life as well. Couldn’t be happier

Love it. Extracts so much dirty I didnt even notice I had! Only wish would longer battery life.

works wonders to pick up short dog hair from floor and couches

Dyson the best vacuum in the market very powerful and last longing battery

Going to be a good Xmas gift this year, easy, and light

Great product. Saw it at costco for significantly cheaper about two months after i pruchased it.

Great vacuum cleaner. Only downside is the price but it's worth it.

I really like this Dyson. The battery life is long.

Would recommend to anyone looking for a cordless vacuum. It’s expensive but worth it.

It's the best cordless vacuum I've ever owned. Long lasting charge. Cleans up everything in sight.

Worked as expected. Picks up for hair on both wood floor and carpet. Very easy to use.

From hard floors to high pile carpet this vacuum will suck up anything. Love it!!

I like that it is so easy to use and that it just works...walking bare foot and feeling good!

The vacuum cleaner is amazing. I enjoy using it. It’s easy to use

Note: This review is after 1.5 years of use. After other lower-end "name brand" stick vacuums dying after a year, I thought maybe this time I will pay more for a better quality cordless vacuum. (2019) Went to Best Buy watched the in-store demo where the vacuum picked up everything but the kitchen sink and thought, okay let's do this. Yet, I was warned to buy the extended service plan through Best Buy and I'm glad I did. First few months, I felt my home had never been cleaner with the vacuum. I washed the filter, cleaned the can, only used max mode when doing a deep clean. At around 6 months, noticed it wasn't sucking quite like it did in the beginning. Did extra canister cleanings, verified the filter was washed. Hoped it was my imagination. After another six months, the battery life began to deteriorate. I would vacuum 1 or 2 bedrooms and it would go from three bars to none. Pickup deteriorated as well with having to do multiple passes over the same area vs. at the beginning with a single pass. (Hence more battery usage to do the same coverage) In the last six months, things really went downhill. The trigger started acting up. First, I would take my finger off the trigger but the vacuum would still keep going for 3-5 seconds. I would hold the vacuum under the trigger bar and it would turn on without the trigger being touched (Wondering if the vacuum had been possessed). Then the never-ending clogged filter Lamaze heavy on and off whirring began. I would have an empty canister with a newly cleaned and dried filter, but the clogged filter glitch wouldn't stop. Essentially, the vacuum was now unusable. I give 5 stars to Best Buy and fortunately, I bought my warranty prior to 2020 (vacuum warranties on high-end vacuums are no longer replacement warranties after 2020, which will require the vacuum to be sent in for service first). I was able to get the money I spent (less the taxes I paid) and a prorated portion of my warranty back on a gift card. So I could again try and find a vacuum that can actually do what it says it will do. I'd like to note the cost/benefit analysis on this. In the past, I've spent $50-70 dollars on a cordless stick vacuum for convenient quick pick-ups. The batteries would typically fail at the 1-year mark or 9 months after manufacture warranty expiration. Which means I spent $5/mo over the useful life of the product. I spent $499 (I'll exclude the warranty) which lasted 1.5 years (I'm being generous because the last month it's been useless) $27/mo for a high end, high promises vacuum that died 6 months prior to the manufacturer's warranty ending. This means I paid 5x more for a product that could not even reach its useful life promises of at least 2 years. (Though products can last well beyond their warranty periods, I consider the warranty time frame to be the average useful life of the product before performance declines. Aka the promise the manufacture makes to its customers regarding performance.) I understand cordless options will always perform less than corded options. However, I expect that if I am to watch a demo, pay a premium, the product should represent the premium price tag, and have longevity to warrant the added cost of purchasing. Dyson needs to up their game or they will be replaced by other competitors who charge less money, have longer warranties, and better product performance (AKA the sharks are out to get you). They are in danger of becoming the Sears of technology: "Yesterday's hottest, lower-performing tech at today's higher prices."

Surpasses the v8 model by a long shot! The battery last for a full hour

Works great on hardwood and carpet. Lightweight and easy to charge. Very satisfied

Best vacuum that I have owned. Suction is incredible.

Very good purchase recommend this item to anyone you will not be disappointed