Best Dyson vacuum cleaner 2024: top picks for all budgets and cleaning types

Which Dyson vacuum cleaner should you buy? We’ve found the top picks for the best Dyson vacuums, including cordless and bagged options

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00. The top 3 ↴
01. Best overall: Dyson V15 Detect
02. Best cheap Dyson vacuum: Dyson V7 Absolute
03. Best triggerless Dyson vacuum: Dyson Gen5detect
04. Best back-up Dyson vacuum: Dyson Omni-Glide
05. Best premium Dyson vacuum: Dyson V11 Absolute
06. Best compact Dyson vacuum: Dyson V8 Absolute
07. Best upright Dyson vacuum: Dyson Light Ball Multi-Floor
08. Best corded Dyson vacuum: Dyson Big Ball Animal 2
09. Best handheld Dyson vacuum: Dyson V7 Trigger
10. Best robot Dyson vacuum: Dyson 360 Vis Nav
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The best Dyson vacuum cleaners have helped reinvent home cleaning. With thier powerful suction, innovative bagless technology and futuristic design, Dyson vacuums were and still are ahead of their time... But which Dyson vacuum should YOU buy? 

If you're shopping for a new Dyson vacuum, the company sells excellent upright, handheld, cordless, corded and cylinder vacuums. However, the cordless Dyson vacuums are very much the brand's main focus now. In theory, development of new corded Dyson vacuums seemingly ceased for has good. Some are intended to be the best cordless vacuum cleaner you can possibly buy, and others are aimed at smaller niches, from cleaning your car, to letting people on a budget own a Dyson.

In this guide, we’ll help you choose the Dyson vacuum cleaner for your space and budget – whether that's a nifty cordless Dyson to tackle the nooks and crannies of your home, a powerful cylinder model for large areas, or something even more portable for the inside of your car. Keep reading for our top picks for the best Dyson vacuum cleaners.

Oh, and we've found the cheapest prices as too with the best Dyson deals.

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Beth is Home Editor for T3, covering style, living and wellness. Beth has tried and tested many Dyson products, including its vacuum cleaners, fans, air purifiers and hair care. Through her many trials and tribulations, Beth is clued up on all things Dyson, so if you need advice on how to buy a Dyson vacuum, just ask her.

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The best Dyson vacuum overall

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The best Dyson cordless vacuum cleaner

Specifications

Power: 230AW
Power boost: Yes
Weight: 2.84g
Dust capacity: 0.76 litres
Maximum run time: 5-60 minutes

Reasons to buy

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Best ever cleaning performance
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Laser headlight reveals all
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Lightweight and easy to use
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Excellent cleaning heads and lots of 'em

Reasons to avoid

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Some slightly gimmicky bonus features

With the V15 Detect Dyson has made some significant improvements to power and added a laser – yes a laser – to create its latest and greatest flagship vac. Where other cordless vacs have long had mere headlights to illuminate dark areas and reveal just how much dust lies there, Dyson uses a laser to do the same task – and the results are borderline horrifying. Still, that's good motivation to keep using this vac.

A set of excellent cleaning heads is headed up by the laser head, which is primarily for hard floors. The 'High Torque' head – no laser in this one, alas – is more of an all-rounder, adjusting its suction power based on the surface it's on and, supposedly, how dirty it is. There's also a powered upholstery tool with a clever corkscrew design that means long pet and human hairs don't get tangled in it. It's also scarily proficient at sucking up charging cables, so watch out for that. 

Dyson really has thought of everything with this vacuum cleaner. It's the complete package, the best cordless vacuum cleaner in town, and now a T3 Award winner, to boot.

Read our full Dyson V15 Detect review

The best cheap Dyson vacuum

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The best cheap Dyson cordless vacuum cleaner

Specifications

Type: Cordless stick
Best for: Hard floors, stairs, cars
Weight: 2.6kg
Bin Size: 0.54L
Run Time: 60 mins
Power: 100AW
RRP: £299

Reasons to buy

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Pretty affordable for a Dyson
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Handy selection of tools
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Surprisingly lightweight

Reasons to avoid

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Not the most powerful

Less powerful than the V8 below, despite looking almost identical to it, the V7 is the best cheap Dyson cordless vac. An upgrade a few years ago means it now comes with multiple cleaning heads and a very handy 'reach under' tool. As its name implies, this lets you reach beneath beds, wardrobes, sofas and anything with legs, by adding a bending portion to the main suction tube. We believe Shark had this idea first, and it works really well.

Suction is fine for cleaning surfaces and hard floors, although a maximum 100AW of power is a bit lacking for deeper carpets. 

Read our full Dyson V7 Absolute review

The best trigger-less Dyson vacuum

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The best Dyson cordless vacuum cleaner without a trigger

Specifications

Type: Cordless stick
Best for: Hard floors, stairs, cars
Weight: 3.5kg
Bin Size: 0.77L
Run Time: 70 mins
Power: 280AW
RRP: £849.99

Reasons to buy

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No more triggers!
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Amazing suction power
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Laser dust detector

Reasons to avoid

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Heavy
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Expensive

A new release in 2023, the Dyson Gen5detect is a powerful cordless stick vacuum which has absolutely no triggers to speak of. This incredibly strong and professional vac is an absolute beast and outperforms many of its Dyson siblings and its competitors. It's got a flash design and has replaced the trigger with an on/off button which many people will be excited about.

The only negatives is that it's very expensive and a little heavy to hold and maneuver. But in spite of those snags, it's a pretty impressive vacuum that does the job and does it exceptionally well.

Read our full Dyson Gen5detect review

The best back-up Dyson vacuum

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The best back-up Dyson with handheld power

Specifications

Type: Cordless stick
Best for: Cars, small clean-ups, hard floors, surfaces
Weight: 1.9kg
Bin Size: 0.19L
Run Time: Up to 60 mins
Power: Not quoted

Reasons to buy

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Extremely light and compact
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Omnidirectional head is a blast
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Superb as a handheld

Reasons to avoid

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Teeny tiny dust bin

There is only one problem with the Dyson Omni-Glide: it sold out about 5 minutes after first going on sale, and has seldom been seen since. That's probably largely down to current, widespread issues involving microchips, materials and shipping. But it could also be testament to how excellent this zippy little stick is.

Used in upright mode it's an absolute delight, thanks to the motorised Omnidirectional twin roller head. This floats across the floor like a disco dancer crossed with a Dalek, moving effortlessly around obstacles, chair legs, pets and more. As a handheld, the light weight and compact design mean it's arguably even better. For stairs, surfaces, cars and confined spaces, there really is nothing better. 

Now, if only we could find one…

Read our full Dyson Omni-Glide review

The best premium Dyson vacuum

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The best premium Dyson vacuum cleaner

Specifications

Type: Cordless stick
Best for: Any surface; stairs; tight spaces
Weight: 2.97kg
Bin Size: 0.76L
Run Time: Up to 60 mins
Power: 185AW

Reasons to buy

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Cleans all floor surfaces 
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Twice the suction power of others Dyson 
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Super portable 

Reasons to avoid

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Less capacity for very large spaces

The cordless Dyson V11 Absolute isn't just the best Dyson vacuum cleaner you can buy: it's the best on the market today, full stop. With extremely powerful suction, you’ll get a deeper clean, especially on thick carpet, thanks to the stiff nylon bristles and motorised head. It works just as well on hard floors too, with carbon fibre filaments that keep your floors looking clean without damaging them.  

What makes the V11 special is the intelligent cleaning capability. It has three different cleaning modes that automatically change the motor speed, depending on the surface you’re cleaning, which enables you to move seamlessly through rooms without having to change floor heads, and also slightly extends battery life. 

The battery life on the V11 Absolute is also impressive, giving you a good 60-minute run whilst on eco mode, so you can get the whole house done without worrying about running out of battery mid-clean. The handy LCD display gives you all the information you need, including time remaining, filter maintenance reminders and reports on any blockages. This model also comes with a torque floor head, a mini pet tool, a soft dusting brush, combo tool and an extra soft roller brush floor head for use on hard floors. 

This outstanding cordless Dyson vacuum does, of course, come at a price. If you can do without the torque head, take a look at the Dyson V11 Animal – it's £100 cheaper. However, we'd say the torque head is what makes this cordless Dyson vacuum, so if you’ve got the cash, splash it on the V11 Absolute. 

Read our full Dyson V11 review

The best compact Dyson vacuum

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The best compact Dyson vacuum cleaner

Specifications

Type: Cordless stick
Best for: Handheld use, hard floors, stairs, cars
Weight: 2.61kg
Bin Size: 0.54L
Run Time: 40 mins
Power: 155AW

Reasons to buy

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Still an excellent Dyson vacuum 
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Lightweight and easy to use 
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Cheaper than the V11

Reasons to avoid

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Short battery life when the motorised tool is attached 

We're big fans of the Dyson V8 Absolute, but it has technically been discontinued – you can't buy it from Dyson anyway. So our top recommend from the V8 family is 2020's V8 Animal. With more power than the V7, it remains the best for handheld use – dusting, cleaning spills, doing your car, yacht or private jet – because it's so much smaller and better balanced than its more powerful siblings. 

As with all Dyson cordless vacuums, the V8 Animal makes cleaning multiple areas of your home easy. It works well on a range of floor types, from carpet to hardwood – although it's more at home on hard floors and lighter carpets due to the reduced suction compared to the V11, but it is a step up in power from the V7. Pet owners are well served by the turbo brush attachment. 

This model does have a slightly smaller bin size than the V11, so you’ll have to empty it more often – but it's incredibly lightweight, portable and easy to use. As mentioned, it's an especially good Dyson vacuum for cleaning your car or other vehicle, thanks to its compact size, light weight and range of attachments. It also has the power to clean quickly, unlike cheaper car vacs.

The V8 doesn’t have all the bells and whistles of the newer V11, but it remains an excellent cleaner. The fact it now comes with the very handy Reach Under attachment – as mentioned in the V7 review above – is another big plus mark for the V8 Animal.   

Read our full Dyson V8 Absolute review

The best upright Dyson vacuum

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7. Dyson Light Ball Multi-Floor

The best upright Dyson vacuum cleaner

Specifications

Type: Upright
Best for: Larger spaces
Weight: 6.9kg
Bin Size: 1.6L
Run Time: N/A
Power: 700AW

Reasons to buy

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Works well on any surface 
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Filters keep allergens locked in 
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Quieter to run 

Reasons to avoid

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Weird 2-in-1 system

The Dyson Light Ball is possibly one of the most recognisable – and affordable – in the company's range, and for several years was the biggest-selling Dyson vac. It's the replacement for the classic DC39 and DC40 models, and benefits from noise reduction as well as the ability to tackle both larger debris and fine dust. 

This high-performing Dyson vacuum comes with three suction control modes: one for carpet, one for large debris and another for ground in dirt. A crevice tool, upholstery brush and stair cleaning tool also come as standard. The way you use the additional brushes is not ideal, admittedly – a peculiar pull-out tube is extruded from the handle, like in a magic trick – and the result is far less convenient than using a cordless. On the other hand, this 2-in-1 system is better than not having any additional tools at all.

The cord is a generous 10 metres, which is great news if you have large rooms or hallways to clean. The Dyson Light Ball also has a large 1.6-litre bin, so it doesn’t require emptying as often as the smaller cordless Dyson vacuums. The best bit? It’s more affordable than other Dyson models: if you’re on a tight budget, it’s the best Dyson vacuum you can buy, even if it is corded.

The best corded Dyson vacuum

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The best corded, cylinder Dyson vacuum cleaner

Specifications

Type: Cylinder
Weight: 7.3kg
Bin Size: 1.5L
Run Time: N/A
Power: 600AW

Reasons to buy

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Great allergen retention 
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Quiet motor 
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Picks itself up if knocked over 

Reasons to avoid

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Suction too powerful to push on some carpets

With a similar amount of suction power to the Dyson Light Ball multi-floor model above, the Dyson Big Ball Animal 2 is smaller and easier to use. It’s corded, so it’s not as convenient as the cordless Dyson alternatives – but thanks to its unique ball-shaped design, this model is able to self-right itself if it topples over. Anyone who's spent years being frustrated by drunkenly tottering cylinder vacs will love this feature.

As the name suggests, this Dyson vacuum is designed for pet owners. It comes with a tangle-free turbine tool that will remove any pet hair that may have found its way into the fabric of your carpet or upholstery. The counter-rotating brush heads also make it easier to clean. 

It works across a range of flooring, and is of course more than capable of picking up larger debris as well as fine hairs. It also benefits from Dyson’s signature pneumatic head. This adjusts suction automatically depending on the floor type, which is handy if you’re moving from room to room or from carpet to hard floor. 

Read our full Dyson Big Ball Animal 2 review

The best handheld Dyson vacuum

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9. Dyson V7 Trigger

The best handheld Dyson vacuum cleaner

Specifications

Type: Handheld
Best for: Cars; stairs; awkward spaces
Weight: 1.38kg
Bin Size: 0.54L
Run Time: 30 mins

Reasons to buy

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Lightweight and convenient to use 
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Good value price tag
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Great handheld device

Reasons to avoid

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Only 6 minutes of battery in MAX mode 
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Less powerful than other handheld models

If you're looking for a handheld-only Dyson vacuum, and can't afford the V8, we recommend the Dyson V7 Trigger. It's small, compact and lightweight, and it’s perfect for difficult-to-reach places like the stairs, inside the sofa or your car. It comes with a special crevice tool that lets you get into those awkward spaces, and thanks to a mini motorised brush tool, you can make light work of any ground-in dirt or pet hair. 

This Dyson vacuum has a run time of 30 minutes on a normal setting, but bear in mind that if you activate the MAX setting – which gives you boosted suction for stubborn dirt – then you'll only get around six minutes of power out of the machine. 

The best robot Dyson vacuum

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The best robot Dyson vacuum cleaner

Specifications

Type: Robot
Best for: Carpet, hard wood floor, flush against walls
Weight: 5kg
Bin Size: 0.5L
Run Time: 65 mins

Reasons to buy

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Good build quality
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Clever design that gets into corners and against walls
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Great suction power

Reasons to avoid

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Mapping could be better
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Chunky

The Dyson 360 Vis Nav isn't the first robot vacuum cleaner from Dyson, but it's certainly a better advancement of its predecessor. In classic Dyson colours and styling, the Dyson 360 Vis Nav has a clever 'D' shaped design so the bulky robot can get into difficult-to-reach areas easily, to pick up dirt and dust flush against walls and hidden away.

Its suction power is extremely impressive, although its mapping leaves a bit to be desired. The MyDyson app is brilliant to use alongside the Dyson 360 Vis Nav for customisable cleaning, and if you have more Dyson products, they can all sit happily in the same place for easier controls.

Read our full Dyson 360 Vis Nav review

How we tested the best Dyson vacuum cleaners

As with all other vacs, we test Dyson's cordless wonders – and the few remaining corded models it makes – in a home, 'real world' environment rather than in a lab. We do some specific tests around sucking up flour and rice crispies but the vast majority of the rigorous testing takes place doing day-to-day cleaning.

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Which type of Dyson should I buy? 

There are five types of Dyson vacuum to choose between, each with its own unique qualities. However, one thing every Dyson vacuum has in common is that they’re all bagless and use cyclone technology to remove dust from the air… 

Dyson cordless vacuum

Dyson cordless vacuum: Dyson’s cordless stick vacuums have no cord, instead running on a rechargeable battery. They’re very convenient, extremely lightweight and great for stairs and tight spaces, but have less capacity and battery life than an upright Dyson vacuum. <a href="https://target.georiot.com/Proxy.ashx?tsid=8434&GR_URL=https%3A%2F%2Famazon.co.uk%2Fs%3Fk%3Ddyson%2Bcordless%2Bvacuum%2Bcleaner%26i%3Dkitchen%26crid%3D39XOITEKSOCGX%26sprefix%3Ddyson%2Bcordless%2Bvac%26tag%3Dhawk-future-21%26ascsubtag%3Dhawk-custom-tracking-21" data-link-merchant="Amazon UK"" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Shop Dyson cordless vacuums at Amazon.

Cylinder Dyson vacuumDyson ball vacuums

Cylinder Dyson vacuum: These are two-piece Dyson vacuums – also known as Dyson ball vacuums – with the motor, filters and dust chamber located in the main body of the appliance, and a cleaning head on the end of a flexible hose. They’re lighter and easier to move around than upright models, but due to the trailing hose can be more difficult to store. <a href="https://target.georiot.com/Proxy.ashx?tsid=8434&GR_URL=https%3A%2F%2Famazon.co.uk%2Fs%3Fk%3Ddyson%2Bball%2Bvacuum%2Bcleaner%26i%3Dkitchen%26ref%3Dnb_sb_noss_2%26tag%3Dhawk-future-21%26ascsubtag%3Dhawk-custom-tracking-21" data-link-merchant="Amazon UK"" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Shop Dyson ball vacuums at Amazon.

Upright Dyson vacuum

Upright Dyson vacuum: These one-piece corded units look like a more traditional vacuum. They’re powerful, with larger bins, making them very good for big spaces or high-traffic areas in your home that are prone to heavy dust or dirt. However, their size, weight and cord can make awkward areas like stairs harder to clean. <a href="https://target.georiot.com/Proxy.ashx?tsid=8434&GR_URL=https%3A%2F%2Famazon.co.uk%2Fs%3Fk%3Ddyson%2Bupright%2Bvacuum%2Bcleaner%26i%3Dkitchen%26crid%3D1T0YPN71PYHJI%26sprefix%3Ddyson%2Bupright%2Bvacuum%2Bcleaner%252Ckitchen%252C166%26ref%3Dnb_sb_ss_i_1_28%26tag%3Dhawk-future-21%26ascsubtag%3Dhawk-custom-tracking-21" data-link-merchant="Amazon UK"" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Shop upright Dyson vacuums at Amazon. 

Handheld Dyson vacuum

Handheld Dyson vacuum: Smaller cordless Dyson vacuums, these don't have a long tube to convert them into stick vacuums. They're cheaper, super portable and great for small, fiddly cleaning tasks like your car or upholstery. However, they're all older models, have small bins and more limited suction. (If you’ve got a cordless Dyson already, you don’t need one.) <a href="https://target.georiot.com/Proxy.ashx?tsid=8434&GR_URL=https%3A%2F%2Famazon.co.uk%2Fs%3Fk%3Ddyson%2Bhandheld%2Bvacuum%2Bcleaner%26i%3Dkitchen%26crid%3D31S04A9MDH3VL%26sprefix%3Ddyson%2Bhandheld%2Bvacuum%2Bcleaner%252Ckitchen%252C392%26ref%3Dnb_sb_ss_i_1_29%26tag%3Dhawk-future-21%26ascsubtag%3Dhawk-custom-tracking-21" data-link-merchant="Amazon UK"" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Shop handheld Dyson vacuums at Amazon.

Robot Dyson vacuum

Robot Dyson vacuum: The 360 Eye is a small machine that cleans your home at the press of a button. It’s fun to use, but as with any robot vac, it can’t handle stairs or ledges higher than 2cm, and it's priced fairly highly given it can’t be used as your main cleaner. The 360 Eye is a few years old now and there are better robot vacs available today. <a href="https://target.georiot.com/Proxy.ashx?tsid=8434&GR_URL=https%3A%2F%2Famazon.co.uk%2FDyson-RB01-NB-Nickel-Suction%2Fdp%2FB017SQEHBG%3Ftag%3Dhawk-future-21%26ascsubtag%3Dhawk-custom-tracking-21" data-link-merchant="Amazon UK"" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Shop the 360 Eye Dyson vacuum at Amazon. 

(Note: in 2018 Dyson announced that it would stop developing corded models, instead shifting focus to its cordless and handheld models, but this doesn’t affect the availability of the current corded models.)

How to choose the best Dyson vacuum

One of the reasons it can be difficult to know which is the right Dyson vacuum for you is the sheer volume of different and overlapping models in each range – particularly when names like 'Absolute', 'Animal' and 'Total Clean' start coming into play. To help you decide what you need, we’ll break down some of the different options here – but first, a word on battery life…

Dyson cordless vacuum cleaner: battery life

This is a slightly contentious area, and one that potentially puts some customers off buying a cordless Dyson vac (or any other cordless, come to that). Dyson's battery life claims have historically been focused around a theoretical maximum, obtained by using the vac on its lowest power setting, with an unpowered cleaning head – the dusting brush or crevice tool, for instance. 

However, as soon as you start using more powerful settings and more useful tools, that duration tails off quite steeply. Battery life is also affected by the surfaces you're cleaning (and how dirty they are, of course).

In our experience, though, Dysons do not run out of battery during 'normal use'. You may define normal use differently, of course, but we usually prefer not to vacuum for more than 20 minutes at a stretch, and have learned to use the vacs 'little and often'. They then go back on to charge after each use. 

More recent cordless Dyson vacuums also have larger batteries and/or more efficient power usage, so they last longer as a matter of course. Using the flagship V11 as an example, on its lowest Eco setting you should get around the claimed 60 minutes of battery life, including use of the powered tools. On the Auto setting, you can expect 30 to 40 minutes. On Boost, you'll only get six to 10 minutes. 

You might reasonably say that six minutes isn't very long, but the fact is, you don't need to use the V11 on Boost mode unless you're dealing with real nastiness. By keeping it on Auto, or moving between modes, you can vacuum for long enough to do any room this side of Buckingham Palace – and many homes in their entirety – in one go, if that's your idea of fun.

Realistically, the older V8 does need to be kept on its top power setting if you're using it to do floors, so you probably won't be doing floors for more than six-eight minutes at a stretch. (But if you ask us, that's quite long enough: little and often, little and often...)

Dyson Absolute vs Animal vs Total Clean: what's the difference?

When it comes to Dyson vacuums, you’ll often see Absolute, Animal and even Total Clean models for each range. The only real difference between each machine is the tools that come with it: the motor within each range is always the same. 

The Total Clean usually includes extra accessories, such as an extension hose; whilst the Animal comes with a tangle-free brush to get rid of any ingrained pet hairs clinging to the fibres of your carpet. If you have the budget, however, the Absolute is usually the best option as it tends to include all the attachments, as well as motorised heads that make cleaning effortless. 

Dyson Uprights vs Dyson Cylinder Vacuums

Whether you chose an upright or a cylinder Dyson vacuum depends on the features you want. Upright Dyson vacuums tend to be easier to store because they don’t have a trailing hose. They can cover a larger floor mass, and often have larger bin capacities. 

However, the cylinder models are lighter, quieter and easier to manoeuvre, which can be a big advantage if you have a lot of stairs in your home. In fact, the ease of use when it comes to a Dyson cylinder vacuum often outweighs its faults. The Big Ball Animal 2 is a perfect example of this - its self-righting functionality is a real plus for any home. 

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Bethan Girdler-Maslen
Home Editor

Beth is Home Editor for T3, looking after style, living and wellness. From the comfiest mattresses to what strange things you can cook in an air fryer, Beth covers sleep, yoga, smart home, coffee machines, grooming tools, fragrances, gardening and much more. If it's something that goes in your house, chances are Beth knows about it and has the latest reviews and recommendations!


Having always been passionate about writing, she’s written for websites, newspapers and magazines on a variety of topics, from jewellery and culture, to food and telecoms. You can find her work across numerous sites, including Wedding Ideas Magazine, Health & Wellbeing, The Bristol Post, Fashion & Style Directory, TechRadar, CreativeBloq and more. In her spare time, Beth enjoys running, reading, baking and attempting craft projects that will probably end in disaster!

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