These Are the Best Dyson Vacuums(0)

Dyson is a British manufacturer specializing in vacuum cleaners, air purifiers, fans, and hand and hair dryers. They offer a broad selection of stick/handheld vacuums but have also developed canister vacuums and more conventional uprights. Regardless of design, they all feature Dyson's proprietary cyclone technology, eliminating the need for a dirtbag.

Shopping for a Dyson vacuum can feel like you’ve been sucked into one. There’s a dizzying array of models on sale at any given time, and every new model tries to outdo the last one by packing in more features. The newest machines have features such as lasers and LCD screens, making it hard to figure out exactly which model is worth your hard-earned cash.

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The Dyson V8 Absolute is a tried-and-true model for anyone who just wants a basic cordless Dyson vacuum. It’s one of the most affordable options in Dyson’s lineup and ideal for everyday cleaning around your house. The V8 Absolute comes with two cleaner heads &mdash; a fluffy option for hard floors and the Motorbar cleaner head for carpeting &mdash; and the latter has been recently updated to feature the same hair-removal vanes as other high-end models.

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In 2022, Dyson updated its V8 vacuum with hair-detangling technology in the Motorbar cleaner head, and added the hair screw tool, and it also has improved filtration that traps 99.99 percent of fine dust. This is our budget Dyson vacuum recommendation, as the the price fluctuates from $300 to $400. It's physically hard to say "$399" and "budget" in the same breath, but like all Dyson stick vacs, it converts into a hand vac, so you save space and money by not needing two separate vacuums.
If you're looking for the best cordless Dyson vacuum at a mid-range price point, look at the Dyson V12 Detect Slim. A note on pricing: our top pick, the Dyson V15 Detect, is currently on sale for the same price as the V12 at the time of writing, making it a better value. The V12 has a less powerful 150 AW suction motor, so it falls slightly behind in deep cleaning performance. However, when it comes to real-world debris pickup, there isn't a massive difference between the two models. It's also smaller and lighter than the V15, making it easier to use in tight spots. Better yet, it shares many of the same features at a more affordable price. For example, they both include a built-in particle sensor and automatic power adjustment system, which allows the vacuum to increase suction when passing over a carpeted surface or an area with a lot of debris. Like its pricier stablemate, it comes bundled with a multi-surface floorhead, a secondary floorhead with a soft brushroll, and an integrated laser light to help you see fine debris on hard floors.