Dyson - Digital Slim (SV57)

I bought the digital slim from target. It came with one brush roller head which Dyson said will scratch hardwood floors. My floors were just redone so I need a soft roller. I called Dyson 5x and each time got different and mostly incorrect info. They told me they had a soft roller attachment for floors. Then the $100+ attachment they said would work they said would NOT fit my model. I love the vacuum- it’s light and goes for an hour+ without recharging. I took a chance and before returning it, I ordered a soft roller head from Amazon that did not say it worked with the digital slim model - but it looked like it might work. It worked!!! It even has a light so you can see the dust on the floor. Dyson customer service and communication sucks, but I am happy with the product and the $34 soft roller head for wood floors that I bought online

Han den Dyson Slim und bin damit zufrieden

We have a German Shepherd Collie mix, and he sheds so much! We also had a white cat that shed a lot of visible hair. The hair becomes tumbleweeds on the floor. We purchased a robot vacuum that runs once a day, and we also have a Dyson with a special, fluffy brush designed to pick up pet hair. It's amazing! We also have a big lint roller brush that is not the plastic one, it's like velcro and picks up any fur on you or furniture. The dog sleeps on the bed with us, so I lint roll it once a day! If you have carpets, get a soapy bucket and rubber gloves and scrape the glove over the carpets or use a brush, it's amazing for getting rid of a lot of inbedded hair. Try that at least once a month. I hope this all helps you x

Det finnes en del støvsugere nå som har veldig mye bedre levetid på batteriene enn før (type det er fullt av lithium-polymer batterier på lagrene rundt om kring, så en stapper det billigste inn i dingsen de produserer med et lukket batteri, og.. helt uventet.. så varer det mer enn et par-tre år). Som gjør at en skikkelig, skikkelig plastikk-støvsuger som er helt elendig og ikke er ment å vare i mer enn et år, maks -- egentlig og plutselig og uventet fungerer helt greit. Type, den er sammenliknbar med en elendig plastikk-støvsuger som også fungerer helt greit. Men hvis du ikke støvsuger i Ikea-katalogen eller i en reklamefilm, så bør du ikke velge en poseløs en, eller en uten minst et par utbyttbare filter. For ellers er du ferdig i løpet av en uke. Har en dyson med utbyttbart batteri (få et nytt "autentisk" et, kun 1999,-!) - den er helt grei. På auto, så varer den i en halvtime (og gjør det i et års tid). Den har diverse kammer, børster og ekstrautstyr som er veldig greie og, så hvis du skal ta stuegulvet og sofaen, teppet, og sånne ting, og ikke kaste bort tiden, så er den helt ok. Neppe verdt prisen, men den fungerer. Men - hvis du har en arbeidsstue eller noe pussestøv du vil ha opp - så er den ødelagt på et kvarter. Samme med hvis du ikke behandler den som et følsomt instrument for å måle kvikksølv i grunnvannet på 300 meters avstand - den knekker i filler hvis du ikke er forsiktig, i skjøter og i tilleggene, som bare er plast alt sammen. Og oppsamlertanken får støv under alle foringer, og sånne ting. På den annen side, så går det an å åpne alle børstekammerne, sånn så en virkelig kan rulle med øynene over hvor uendelig mye komplisert med ingeniørkunst de har lagt inn. Er veldig overbevist om at det finnes mange bedre produkter enn en Dyson. Våtstøvsuger/grovstøvsuger - helt fantastisk. Slipper du å skrubbe, bløte og tørke alt mulig rart i en halv uke før det bir tørt og rent. Vask bilen, tørk detaljer og få ut vannet i alle paneler og kanter, sug opp cola-flaska i sofaen, sånne ting. Men å finne en som har nok effekt til å virke bra på et stort munnstykke tror jeg ikke finnes enda - uten å ha en som veier femti kilo og trenger en jekk for å transporteres rundt. Så kombinasjonen "tullestøvsuger i plast på batteri"+ en liten, god våtstøvsuger som fungerer litt spesifikt på flekker (og som ikke er 90% stoff eller papp i filter og slikt.. sjekk at det ikke er det i dem) er kanskje en god ide for å dekke alt. I det minste over en industriell monstersuger, eller diverse ultradyre superstøvsugere til femten ganger prisen. ..jeg mener, du kan kjøpe en kärcher industrigrovstøvsuger og en bosch-ting til samme prisen som en Dyson v15.

My Dyson has a Los screen with battery time left. It will warn you with 5 min left and even count down

Don’t get the Dyson. It says it has detangler, but it doesn’t work. It’s heavy, and you have to painfully hold down the trigger the whole time. Not to mention expensive. I just clean the roller each time, using scissors to cut wound up fur. I did buy a robot vac and that works really well. It comes with a floor washer too. I love it and with two long fur cats, it runs everyday.

If you go for a Dyson or a Shark with the pet hair attachment, it’ll work very well. I also use a robot vacuum that I run when I leave the house, and that alone has cut down on cat hair and dust soooooo much. I got both on Amazon for half price as lightning deals and have been delighted.

I’ve had 2 Dyson stick vacs break and honestly the manufacturing seems to get cheaper not better. Just switched to shark and happy so far but when you’re in the $400 range you are buying a short term vacuum anyhow.

Same - Though Reddit seems to hate them. We got a Shark as a gift, lasted 1 year. They replaced it for free. Lasted about 2 years. We’ve had the same Dyson stick over 10 years with no issues. A charge doesn’t last long as long as it used to, but suction is still excellent. I can save you the trouble, Reddit will recommend you buy a $1300 corded Miele/Sebu. If God forbid you must have a cordless, $1000 Miele or $200 shark. I just don’t think it’s worth it for something where the bar is “does it get my floors clean?”. It reminds of certain hobbies like Mountain Biking where anything other than enthusiast-level ($$$$) is ‘junk’. Okay but I had fun riding my ‘junk’ the last decade while saving 8K. PC gaming, too - nobody has enjoyed a game with 12GB of VRAM, apparently.

We have both a Dyson stick, and a Shark stick. My partner and I bought the Shark near the same time a few years ago as her parents bought the Dyson. The Shark far out performs in suction and battery life, feels more solid, and clogs less than the Dyson. And the Shark nearly cost half of what the Dyson did, on sale from Canadian Tire.