Dyson

V11 Complete (with Floor Dok)

Dyson V11 Complete (with Floor Dok)

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Sentiment score58% positive
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Last updated: Apr 28, 2026

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Reddit IconMessymomhair
9 months ago

I just returned the Dyson V11 despite the fact that it had the strongest suction power of any cordless vacuum we've tried, and it's because of the trigger, which also makes it difficult to maneuver. The fact that they haven't created a vacuum with an on and off button is pretty ridiculous. Not worth $400+.

9 months ago

I just got the v11 plus for $399 on sale. It definitely has better suction power than the v10. So I wouldn't pay that price for the 10 whatsoever. Either way, I'm returning mine. Even though the suction power is fantastic, it's hard to maneuver (likely because it suctions so well) and hate that it doesn't have an on and off button like other cordless vacuums. Instead, you have to press the button the entire time as you're vacuuming. That, combined with it being top heavy, makes it a no-go for me. Search Vacuum Wars videos on YT for recommendations.

9 months ago

I just returned the Dyson V11 despite the fact that it had the strongest suction power of any cordless vacuum we've tried, and it's because of the trigger, which also makes it difficult to maneuver. The fact that they haven't created a vacuum with an on and off button is pretty ridiculous. Not worth $400+.

9 months ago

I just got the v11 plus for $399 on sale. It definitely has better suction power than the v10. So I wouldn't pay that price for the 10 whatsoever. Either way, I'm returning mine. Even though the suction power is fantastic, it's hard to maneuver (likely because it suctions so well) and hate that it doesn't have an on and off button like other cordless vacuums. Instead, you have to press the button the entire time as you're vacuuming. That, combined with it being top heavy, makes it a no-go for me. Search Vacuum Wars videos on YT for recommendations.

Reddit Iconpardipp
4 months ago

i’ve owned and abused my Dyson v11 torque drive. never gave me any issues. recently bought the dyson gen 5 outsize. it’s way bigger and heavier than my old dyson. moving it on carpet can be difficult if you can’t figure out the angle at which it works best. both my dyson filters are Hepa certified and although it blows air from the top, it doesn’t release particulates into ur house. so ur allergies must be from ur house still being dirty. get a air purifier and vacuum more often. i love my dyson and would never get anything other than it. works perfect for my use case. you may need a self propelled cordless vacuum. those are expensive if they even exist and if they do, they are most likely corded

Reddit Icondavidrepairsdysons
11 months ago

Only on V10 and v11 screw in types otherwise Dyson triggers don’t break. Performance is there - quality is questionable. Heaps of maintenance needed. I am the dyson reddit mod and a Dyson business owner.

Reddit Iconthe_junglist
7 months ago

I got the V11 Pet and it’s great so far! About a year into using it daily

Reddit IconCIemson
8 months ago

I mean, the dyson is good for picking up like visual dirt and debris on the ground if you don’t feel like pulling out the Felix. That’s about it though. The SEBO will be better at almost everything else except convenience.

Reddit IconFlat_Direction1452
10 months ago

First a not on self empty systems. They are sort of a gimmick. Firstly, they usually can do a basic empty of the container but they are not effective at cleaning the internal filters of the stick vac, that still has to be done really regularly yourself. And many self empty systems are themselves bagless, which means you have an additional 2 or 3 filters to clean. Bringing the total maintainence burden up to 2 dust containers, 2 mesh screens, and up to 5 or 6 filters you have to clean every couple weeks yourself! In other words, they're often more trouble than they are worth. Secondly, no cordless vac is going to match the suction and durability of a corded vac. With that in mind, and if you're good with it lasting about 5ish years, here's what I'd look at. Models from LG, including their own self empty model which at least uses bags, so there's nothing to clean on the station. Dyson have a pretty poor reputation for reliability now, but if you can tolerate very poor customer support, models like the v11 are still decent. V8 is a good more budget end choice. Miele duoflex or triflex models are great choices too, better quality than the others I think with good performance, but pricy and with fairly small bin capacity. Avoid no-name or bizzarely named models on Amazon, avoid bissell, hoover, dirt devil, shark, tineco, etc.

Reddit IconIntelligent_Scale_97
6 months ago

Dyson V11 is the best bang for the buck you’ll get out of a stick vacuum. I have it and it works great. Use it on my car as well It’s as strong as the v15 without all the features.

Reddit IconLba424
5 months ago

\#1 - guys, please don't ever get your wife a household appliance or cleaning supplies as a gift. Would you like it if your wife "gave" you a Christmas gift of an oven if the oven broke? Or a garage door repair if your garage door broke? No, you would just buy a new one or fix what was broken. Even if it is something she would enjoy using, an appliance to clean your house is not a gift. \#2 - my V11 just stopped working right when the 2-year warranty was up. The vacuum will run for a few seconds and then cut off. Dyson's customer service has been horrendous and after replacing the battery and the filter, I'm now being told I need to replace the body. From browsing Reddit, this seems like a common issue. The new battery was $100 and the new body is $130. This is the 2nd Dyson stick vacuum that we've had go bad after a few years. There is also no option to leave a review now that it has been so long. If I could do it over again, I would just go with a cheaper stick vacuum or invest more in something nicer like a Miele that will actually last.

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