DysonV15 Detect Pro​ Cordless Vacuum Cleaner

The top of the vacuum head is heavy. It makes the head hard to swivel at some angles. In fact, at many angles the head does not swivel easily. But for the amount of money we have spent in the last year buying other vacuums, we should have stayed with what we knew worked. This vacuum picks up dirt, dust, fine hairs from my head, etc. It should have come with the lock to make the vacuum stay on while using it. Amazingly you can order that part separately. Quiet. you can hear suction power change as needed. It doesn't have a light on the brush head. 2 batteries! 2 chargers!

This vacuum is amazing, I put together and charged it. Man, this vacuum sucked up things my old vacuum misses. It is easy to use and store. On top of that I don't need to mess with the correct while vacuuming. So easy and powerful.

We only have carpets in the bedroom so the sensor that detects carpet VS flat floor is wonderful and saves so much time! Very strong suction for hardwood floors and picks up everything! Very durable and definitely worth the money!

LIKES: it sweeps carpet, tile and vinyl flooring well; it's not too noisy; there's no cord or hose to deal with; it reduced sweep time by 1/3; it sweeps better than the old gear; it's pretty easy to clean the unit; it fluffs up carpet whereas old gear mashed it down.DISLIKES: uncomfortable trigger grip for operation -- on/off switch would be a lot better; 4.5 hour battery recharge time; have to find someplace to hang it; no second charging dock included though a second battery was.The unit uses lots of plastic and it's unknown how it will hold up. Downloadable documentation is sufficient if a bit minimalist.This unit replaced a corded Miele upright and a central vac for the house and does a better job in less time with less effort. Overall, I am impressed. This is a good product and have no regrets about the purchase.EDITI have some parts issues and it looks like Dyson parts are always on backorder? Hard to recommend a product that the manufacturer apparently can't support.2nd EDITWand fit is now kind of loose and getting worse. It won't pick up debris on a tile floor with the standard sweeper attachment. Now it's necessary to attach the quick-cleanup attachment instead. It seems to be self destructing, and for a product at this price level, that's both surprising and unacceptable.While there's quite a bit to like here, it's darned pricey if it won't last even 6 months of use one time per week.I can no longer recommend this product.

Yes I have a good corded vacuum that really sucks, but I have to use an extension cord to get around the house and it isn't very nimble. I also have a cheap cordless that had pretty good reviews, and that is okay for surface debris but it isn't very strong, especially the carpet brush, which slows down.But this V15 pulled so much dirt out of the carpet I had to empty it quite a few times while I vacuumed the Entire House, including under the couch, bed, tables, places the big corded vacuum won't go...it is very nimble. Fortunately it empties easily, I just emptied it outside on the grass (well country living has benefits). Otherwise I think I would cut a piece of cardboard to put over a waste basket, cut a hole in it, and empty it that way to avoid dust.I had to use the second battery only half way through this process. I have a mix of carpet and ceramic tile floors, and the Auto Suck feature adjusts between them, not bogging down on the carpet or wasting too much energy on the smooth floor. It is manually adjustable if you don't like Auto Suck.I bought a 3rd party flexible hose (6') to clean difficult places easier. I used the short power bar thing on the car seats and carpet which worked well.Pricey unit, and I put it off a long time, but I rather like it.Note: The V15 Pro model Doesn't have the laser in front like the V15 cheaper one, so no light at all... Too many models and features to keep track of.

Great picks up everything. Only draw back is you have to continually hold trigger for it to work.

I was so excited for my new fancy vacuum until I used it. I went straight for the carpet and the suction was so strong that it kept getting stuck. I googled it and other people have had the same problem when it’s a plush carpet. The “fix” is to use the handheld, Dyson said. Am I really supposed to crawl around my carpet with the handheld? Such an expensive useless vacuum. I don’t even know what I’m going to do with it.Summary: Doesn’t work on thick plush carpets.

I love my Dyson cordless vacuum . I was tired of taking my old, heavy & cumbersome canister vacuum out to vacuum. This Dyson is so easy to grab out of the closet that I use it all the time. The suction power is fantastic. On my throw rugs, I use 'economy ' power/suction, which is strong enough. The battery, when fully charged has lasted long enough to vacuum my 2 bedroom house two times on 1 charge. Yes, I am very happy with this vacuum & would recommend it.