37% Off | Dyson V11 Origin Cordless Vacuum, 185AW, 3 Power Modes

I bought the V11 for a vacation house that is currently under construction both inside and out. Read that as I have contractors walking down a dirt driveway (muddy in rain) into the house carrying all manner of power tools and product. The whole house is either hardwood floor or tile with a set of stairs. Estimate 1800 -> 2000 square feet and the contractors are in every square foot of this place. Plumbing, electric, carpentry, you name it… it’s all ending up on the floor.The V11 is awesome, I have shown it absolutely no mercy, this thing has been taking an absolute beating picking up rocks and dirt from the driveway, all types of wire clippings, wood chips sheet rock dust, packing material, you name it… if it’s on the floor, it’s in the dirt catcher of the V11. I probably should be using a shop vac.The power head works extremely well on both the entry way rugs that take the first steps from the driveway into the house as well as the hardwood without having to change a power head. I either use the powerhead or the brush attachment on the stairs, depending on how bad they are.I easily get through the whole house on a full charge, and that includes spending time on those entry way matts, and there is still some juice left.My wife has an issue with the weight of it for a full house cleaning, it’s a bit heavy for her for that length of time, but she loves the way it works when she is just doing a couple of rooms or areas at a clip and now wants one for our primary residence.The wall hanger it comes with is useful; the hanger is both a charging station and attachment caddy in one. Odd, they don’t provide a space for the small power head that comes with the vacuum.As mentioned, the device has some weight and when you set it into the wall hanger, that weight transfers right to the screws holding it to the wall hanger to the wall, making the drywall anchors that come with the wall hanger insufficient. You need to hit a stud with the screws or use a Molly or Toggle anchor if you expect that wall hanger to stay on the wall.It could use a headlamp on the power head, that would really be a good feature to add.Overall, a must buy!!

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Powerful and cleans well for all surfaces- wood, carpet, rugs, tile. Must keep filters clean to maintain boosted performance. Highly recommend over bagged vacuums. This machine reaches tight spots with ease. Battery lasts for majority of my 3500 sf home, with quick recharge to finish the job.

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We replaced our Dyson V7 vacuum with this V11 model on Prime Day. (The V7 is still working.) We love the quietness, suction power, and the way the battery life (with a digital readout of how much is left) is way longer. The V11 is GREAT at picking up dust, pet and human hair and handles beautifully. They have changed the orientation of the canister bin, so the wand connects to the bottom of the canister and must be removed every time you empty it. The V7 bin sat below the handle and wand, allowing you to just pull the release, let it fall into the bin. Great quality vacuum but removing the want to empty is a pain.

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i absolutely love my new Dyson.. it works perfectly. love that it’s cordless. perfect size . it very functional with suction power. it also cleans my floors great. battery life great. also how easily you can just hang it up and it doesn’t take up too much space to store it. perfect for pets. I highly recommend this vaccine. You get quality for your money.

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I am not one to hock products online, and, even with a 30% off Prime Day deal, it wasn’t cheap for a light-weight stick vacuum ($399), but, holy smokes, do I love my new cordless Dyson V11. I hate vacuuming, but I also hate visible dirt , crumbs, and dust on our rugs and floors. My family would tell you I’m a bit obsessive about it – and very annoying to them, I’m sure. To ease my stress, I invested in a self-emptying Roomba earlier this year (I wrote about that, too), with the intention of running it every other day or so. This was a reasonable solution and has been generally helpful. But I don’t remember to do it often enough, it is very slow, it scares the cat, and it doesn’t give a deep clean on our wool rugs. And when there’s a small mess, it doesn’t work to say, “Google, tell the Roomba to vacuum only the rug in the living room.” But I’ve mainly been relying on “Roberto” once a week or so, followed by a deep clean by our house cleaner once a month. She came just 2 days ago and vacuumed, swept, and mopped the whole house (using her sturdy Oreck vacuum on the rugs). God bless that woman.But I noticed a bit of a mess on one of the rugs today, so I whipped out the brand new Dyson, which was not fully charged, to try it out. I started with the front door mat, ‘cause I was there, and it immediately got that black mat perfectly clean – something it hasn’t been since its first day, because it’s ultra-grippy and resists the suction of all other vacuums. Then I vacuumed our heavy wool black-and-cream hallway rug that tends to get bits embedded in the weave. Perfect. Then I did the 20+ year old black botanical patterned wool living room rug, which came out looking better than it has in years, and didn’t require using additional tools (e.g. a Birkenstock) to scrape up the cat fur. Without making any adjustments, I then ran it over all the hard floors on the first floor, including the thick foam kitchen anti-fatigue mat, none of which had no real visible dirt or dust apart from the odd stray crumb or litter bead. It was super quick, and easy. Definitely heavier than my old corded stick vacuum, but not uncomfortable. And I found that cordless was a much bigger convenience than I’d anticipated. I realized that I used the prior stick vac so seldom in part because I hated wrangling with the cord, unwrapping, wrapping, plugging in here and there, etc. Yes, I’m lazy when it comes to vacuuming. In any case, doing most of the first floor of our house (about 7-800SF – I admit I didn’t do the nooks and crannies or move all the furniture) took me only a few minutes and the best (or worst?) part was that this small area, which was basically “clean” to start with, filled half of the canister with dust, fur and debris I hadn’t seen. Like a LOT. Yikes.I’ve now given away our two other (non-robotic) vacuums. The first was a massive Dyson upright that I bought used several years ago that was powerful but so heavy and hard to maneuver that we seldom used it. The other was a corded Shark stick vac that was lightweight and did well reaching under furniture and for all kinds of other uses (furniture, drapes, ceiling cobwebs, etc.), but was not as powerful as we needed for regular jobs. And lately, it had started dumping a little pile of dirt at the end of each use that needed to be swept up. My new Dyson is the perfect alternative. I’m a convert.

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