Dyson V15 Detect Cordless Vacuum Cleaner

This is my 2nd Dyson. Last was a V11. This is a very nice upgrade.

I cannot say enough about this vacuum except how much I love it! We live with 3 long hair cats and have gone through countless vacuums that barely touch the hair. I was shocked at how much cat hair this picks up. Im also very happy with the length of time the battery runs. I can pretty much do the whole house plus a screen porch on one charge. I will never buy another brand again.

Possibly thee most well designed product I’ve ever owned. I can only repeat what has already been said. Expensive, yes, bur worth every penny! Simply remarkable.

The best vacuum ever! I actually enjoy using it. Worth every penny!

It’s too heavy to hold stable, I have to use both hands to make it running well.

So when I Dyson vacuum cleaner it picked up all the dogs hair and cleaned my rug.

Better suction then the “animal” prior model, removes pet hair quickly with less passes and without using highest power setting. Larger bin so more capacity for hair dirt etc. Better collected waste dispensing method than prior models so less chance of accidental discharge. Heavier and larger than prior models so a bit unwieldy for my small wife. Better charging pin placement if you plan to install the wall mount. The prior models would not always seat in the wall mount correctly and sometimes not charge. The charger puts out more power and the battery is larger and holds more charge so the charge is quicker and the battery lasts much longer. The Battery is “smart” in the sense that charge level is at % charged meter vs. a bar graph. We have three Dyson vacuums in various homes and one more in the hanger so we are fans.

Best suction vacuum I have ever owned

Great suction but heavy. I struggle to push the vacuum anywhere. But boy does it clean. I will use both my old Dyson and this new one. If you aren’t in strong physical shape, this tiger of a vacuum isn’t for you! I am amazed at the amount of dirt that I get up out of my carpets. My arms were sore after it’s first use. Cardio anyone?

I had a little canister vacuum that did the job. Nothing frilly… But getting it out of the closet, adding the appropriate attachments, and then schlepping the thing around the house as I pulled the cord behind me was SUCH A DRAG that just avoided vacuuming. Borrowed a neighbor’s Dyson cordless stick vac, though, and fell in love. Now I vacuum my small condo a couple times a week — and even zip it out when company is coming. It’s night and day. And the vacuum holds its charge is easy to empty and there are even a few third-party attachments that I have my eye on. Only complaint? The hipster tax. Why am I paying nearly a $1000 for some thoughtfully molded plastic? Lawd.