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Dyson’s own Hyperdymium™ motor
The lightweight digital motor spins at up to 135,000rpm, generating the power needed to suck up dust and debris.
Dyson’s own Hyperdymium™ motor
The lightweight digital motor spins at up to 135,000rpm, generating the power needed to suck up dust and debris.
Digital Motorbar™cleaner head
Intelligently adapts suction power to floor type. With hair removal vanes that de-tangle and capture hair as you clean.
Digital Motorbar™cleaner head
Intelligently adapts suction power to floor type. With hair removal vanes that de-tangle and capture hair as you clean.
No loss of suction. Unlike others.
Dyson’s patented Root Cyclone™ separation system captures microscopic dust and large debris, so there’s no loss of suction.
No loss of suction. Unlike others.
Dyson’s patented Root Cyclone™ separation system captures microscopic dust and large debris, so there’s no loss of suction.
Up to 99.99% filtration at 0.1 microns
Dyson’s fully-sealed HEPA filtration traps microscopic particles and allergens – and expels cleaner air.
Up to 99.99% filtration at 0.1 microns
Dyson’s fully-sealed HEPA filtration traps microscopic particles and allergens – and expels cleaner air.
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FAQ
Yes, cordless vacuums are worth it if you prioritize convenience and portability, and have a need for quick and easy cleaning.
They are lightweight, easy to carry, and can easily move from room to room without having to unplug and replug the vacuum.
All of our cordless vacuums can be used in handheld mode. Our most powerful cordless vacuum that transitions to a handheld is the Gen5 Detect with 262 AW (air watts) of suction power.”
On average, cordless vacuums used to be less powerful than their corded counterparts, but modern technology has allowed for significant improvements in suction power.
Some models of cordless vacuums even surpass the average corded vacuum suction power.
Many cordless vacuums now have powerful motors and specialized brush heads that can effectively clean carpets, hardwood floors, and other surfaces.
The lifespan of a cordless vacuum will depend on several factors, including the brand, model, and usage.
On average, cordless vacuums can last anywhere from 2 to 5 years with regular use.
Cordless vacuums can be good for cleaning carpet, but their effectiveness will depend on the model and the type of carpet you have.
Some cordless vacuums have powerful motors and specialized brushrolls designed for deep cleaning carpets, while others may struggle to pick up embedded dirt and debris.
Cordless vacuums work by using a rechargeable battery to power the vacuum motor and suction mechanism.
When fully charged, the battery provides enough power to operate the vacuum for a certain amount of time, depending on the model and usage.
To use a cordless vacuum, you simply turn it on and use it to clean floors, carpets, and other surfaces as needed. The vacuum uses a motor to create suction, which pulls dirt and debris into a dustbin or bag.
One of the main advantages of cordless vacuums is their portability and convenience. Because they don't have a cord, they can be easily moved from room to room and used to clean areas that are hard to reach with a traditional corded vacuum.
