Dyson Cyclone V10 Motorhead Lightweight Cordless Stick Vacuum Cleaner

I have reached a point in my life where I’m proud to say I paid for something with my own decision making because I did my research and it’s worth the investment. I know it’s so simple but I got a vacuum that has already changed my life lol and I’ve owned it for all of 10 mins. Yes I’ve had vacuums before and yes they all did the job but this right here is something I needed to experience for myself and I’m glad to say I paid a healthy amount for it and it was worth it. Not on credit, not with help, not in payments all at once and up front. I came home tonight with all intention to put myself in bed at by 10 pm and I saw how much hair that baby sucked up in 5 sec and I was like nah we cleaning house for dessert tonight buddy. I haven’t vacuumed my rug until the tragic incident a couple months back when dirt devil ate her own wire and blew out the electricity in half my apartment. There is no wire on new girl; she doesn’t even have dirt in her name or even anything related to cleaning at all and she does the job and does it well. I paid for new girl and said, “she better suck my problems up as well for that price” because I was a little butt hurt having put in my security code to confirm purchase. Being a cat mom of two you have to understand this fur business is not for the weak. I don’t think my area rug has ever been this clean which is lowkey embarrassing because I was proud to vacuum with dirt devil, I was! My client said that she never vacuumed until she own this and I feel the same.

I bought this to replace my Dyson Animal corded vacuum. Although I’ve been happy with their corded vacuum, I wanted something lighter and easier to get out for quick cleans. To me it makes vacuuming less of a chore. I can do a quick vacuum of one floor in my house in about 10 minutes, and I find myself vacuuming more often because of that. I have hardwood, a few area rugs on hardwood, and carpeted floors, and it works great on all 3. We have a cat, and I find the power head does a better job of removing pet hair off the area rugs and carpet than my bigger corded Dyson. I run my unit almost always on the mid power level setting, and have no complaints of its power. And have yet to run out of battery when doing most of my 1,800 sq/ft house. I have changed my mindset about vacuuming, and use it for more often quick cleanings, which keeps the battery life manageable.What I love: The lightness; using it with one hand; no worry of cords; and the maneuverability. Great cleaning power, especially with pet hair. Rotating brush is powerful and easy to remove if you need to detangle hair from it.Negatives that I’ve learned to live with: Bin fills quickly if you have loose carpet fibers and pet hair; you have be careful not to pull the ON trigger when emptying the bin; and the bin release mechanism is sticky and not engineered as well as the rest of the machine.Bottom line is I would buy this vacuum again if I was in the market for another cordless vacuum.

I have had my V10 for a week and a half and I love it! It lacks the weight and roar of a traditional vac - but it’s far more effective than my old Hoover which is 3x bigger. Even after first making a pass w my old vac, the V10’s tank became full of invisibly fine gray dust - disgusting but satisfying.Build quality is fantastic; it looks like a weapon from Overwatch and they nailed the little things. Switching heads takes about 5 seconds. The flat carpet head lets you easily reach a good 3-6 inches under some furniture. The rotating ball joint is perfectly balanced between flexibility and rigidity. All this, combined with being cordless, makes vacuuming less of an event and more something I’m happy to do every other day when I spot a mess forming or get the impulse to clean.Owners of larger houses will probably have to make some compromises. You’ll also probably have to use a lower power setting or be content tackling one story, charging, then doing the next. The tank fills quickly, but empties quickly too.Super happy with it. It seems perfectly optimized for frequent, small/medium-sized jobs and trains you to do the same.Note: It comes with a neat wall charging dock that lets you mount the unit vertically and store two accessory heads. But you do NOT have to use it; it simply takes the normal included charging cable and winds it nicely.

Replaced 8 year old Dyson D35. Cost the same as the 8 year old! Technology has come a long way in 8 years & the new vac really shows it. Great suction & unstoppable beater bar. Canister is a little small & the extension tube needs to be removed to empty, but the release mechanism has improved in 8 years also. It's still a great upgrade from our old one & Momma doesn't have to pull out the big vac.I hate vacs. They suck! They're supposed to, but overall they just plain suck!! And that pretty much can be attributed to the cord. It's always in the way & the thing tips over or gets stuck or... So the lack of a cord, makes it suck less, but still suck more! HA! Worth not having to deal with a cord!Bought a new beater bar for the old D35 & took apart the beater bar belt drive to remove hair wrapped around the inner spindle (YouTube video) & it now is the upstairs vac. Needs a new battery & it'll be as good as new. Still not the suction of the new V10, though.But then again, I'm just a FOG & what do I know?