Dyson stick vacs also have small passages that can get clogged. For the price mentioned, I'd get a Robrock with a self-emptying base, floor mopping, and lidar (much better than camera nav) navigation. I've tried the i7 with camera nav and it's not as good as lidar. Is pet waste that big a problem in peoples' homes? I've got 2 indoor dogs and there aren't scads of pooh-piles that need to be avoided.
if that self-emptying base was bagless then i would consider it too, but when it costs 1700 and then you have to constantly buy dust bags its a big no no
I agree@@salemas5, when you buy a robot vac, you should also take into consideration any ongoing costs (which people don't tend to think of at the purchase point)
Great review. What you don't show is the Dyson breaking after 3 months. I've never seen a brand with so many refurbished units of their products on sell than Dyson. You would think a company that charges a premium would have hardware that would almost never fail. That's what you're paying for right? Also, you never purchase a company's early units in a specific field. I would wait awhile until they get all the quirks out which it appears to have many.
I have a roomba I bought new two years ago, but I’m moving & I want a new roomba. I noticed dyson released their robot, but I think it needs some improvements… I think I’ll just get the new roomba again. Thanks for the review!
To be honest with that kind of money and with hardfloor and carpet you better of buying Dreame L10s Ultra or Roborock S7 maxv + drying module if you prioritize mopping performance or s8 if you prioritize carpet.
If you can get a Roomba, I7 refurbished or used, it’s great value. It has most of the features of the new j7 and it’s very reliable. Otherwise I haven’t actually tested that money robot vacuums, so maybe watch vacuum wars on TH-cam
What good is all that power in the Dyson if the software sucks. That is a lot of money for something that doesn't work the way it's supposed to and cannot even get the edges cleaned correctly. In addition, the battery life is just abysmal. I just think that Dyson was trying to put something out quickly in order to cash in on the huge robot market but that is a huge fail on their part because their robot vacuum is a huge fail. Also, they do not even have a self cleaning option with this robot vacuum. Most of the players out there in this area are leaps and bounds ahead in options and features that Dyson does not currently have and maybe not even looking to add these options anytime soon.
They've been designing it since before 2019... You shouldn't use any cordless vacuum on boost at all times, particularly when it has a sensor to automatically do it when necessary. Battery life isn't a huge concern when the vacuum learns how much runtime it needs to complete a clean and adapts charging times accordingly to clean quicker. Overall huge missed opportunity that it doesn't do the same area until it detects it's been cleaned properly though
It doesn't need self cleaning as the emptying system is fast and efficient unlike any other robot vacuum on the market. That's why the have stations to empty robots which basically just clutter your house.
@@Blackout720 So you would rather clean out the robot every time or every other time you use it than empty it out every two to six months? I let my robot do it's thing and don't have to even think about emptying for a long time. I will still with my robot.
It has 3300 Pascal's and is $2.5k and it doesn't even have LIDAR lol For less money you can buy either a 6000 Pascal s8 with a base station to auto empty OR a S7maxv ultra (5100 Pascal's) or Ecovacs x1 omni (5000 Pascal's) both with auto empty capacity, the ability to refill the clean water, empty the dirty water and clean the mop heads. As a bonus all three of those machines don't get stuck on basic things and aren't hideous like this. Dyson robot
When you say pascals, what are you referring to? And how do you calculate them? When it comes to robot vacuum, cleaners, how does the number of pascals affect it? I have never heard of this before .
Sadly Dyson is not updating a lot when it comes to software. It usually takes long time to the next update when it comes to the firmware. Of course the app is updated very often, but that doesn't improve the robot's software. But the good thing is the dyson doesn't bump again the furniture like the roomba does. I would not really like that my cleaning robot is constantly bumping against the furniture. The Roomba looks like made very cheap compared to the Dyson.
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Wooo…. You can just start with the $2,500 as the first con, and stop there. That’s a complete fail.
Indeed! Dyson is always expensive but that price 🥴 the most expensive roborock had wet cleaning and a whole a** home.
It is a lot of $$ for a non auto empty, non mopping, no obstacle avoidance robot vac. hopefully it comes down on sale.
Dyson stick vacs also have small passages that can get clogged. For the price mentioned, I'd get a Robrock with a self-emptying base, floor mopping, and lidar (much better than camera nav) navigation. I've tried the i7 with camera nav and it's not as good as lidar. Is pet waste that big a problem in peoples' homes? I've got 2 indoor dogs and there aren't scads of pooh-piles that need to be avoided.
if that self-emptying base was bagless then i would consider it too, but when it costs 1700 and then you have to constantly buy dust bags its a big no no
I agree@@salemas5, when you buy a robot vac, you should also take into consideration any ongoing costs (which people don't tend to think of at the purchase point)
Great review. What you don't show is the Dyson breaking after 3 months. I've never seen a brand with so many refurbished units of their products on sell than Dyson. You would think a company that charges a premium would have hardware that would almost never fail. That's what you're paying for right? Also, you never purchase a company's early units in a specific field. I would wait awhile until they get all the quirks out which it appears to have many.
3 months? That only happens when people abuse their vacuums.
This isn’t Dyson’s first robotic vac… they’ve all been trash🤣
Good review
Glad you enjoyed it
I have a roomba I bought new two years ago, but I’m moving & I want a new roomba. I noticed dyson released their robot, but I think it needs some improvements… I think I’ll just get the new roomba again. Thanks for the review!
They’ve improved it
Miele has the best robot in the market. Can you do a review and comparison
What is the make and model?
@@Lens_Addict Scout RX3 Home Vision
Miele's robot is outdated and poorly performing compared to key competitors...
To be honest with that kind of money and with hardfloor and carpet you better of buying Dreame L10s Ultra or Roborock S7 maxv + drying module if you prioritize mopping performance or s8 if you prioritize carpet.
how does the vaccum go up the stairs?
Doesnt go up stairs, I had to put ramps in my house so it can navigate through the doorways.
@@Lens_Addict your kidding right?… as in you had to make ramps for it to move over undulations between flooring??
@@lukeclifton4392Yep, that’s… how it works. You have to pick up a regular vacuum, these don’t pick themselves up.
What's the best robot for hard floor. We have just one very small carpet rest it's hard floor.
If you can get a Roomba, I7 refurbished or used, it’s great value. It has most of the features of the new j7 and it’s very reliable.
Otherwise I haven’t actually tested that money robot vacuums, so maybe watch
vacuum wars on TH-cam
Does Roomba actually suck or does it only brush?
it sucks 100% but I think its patented dual brush does a lot of the work.
bruh, 2500 dollars and
horrible navigation
no self empty
no obstacle avoidance
absurd price
clogs easily (how ironic)
BRUH DYSON JUST LISTEN
TBH It did not clog when I had it.
I think it's a 2020 product they delayed during covid
@@Lens_Addict correct
I wish I could compare it to the Roomba s9
For Dyson not to include Object Detection is a gross oversight in 2023.
they could add it with a camera on the device but highly doubt it will ever come on this model.
Dyson does vacuums well but not robots. This one missed the mark like the last two it made.
Yes, it does seem like Dyson can make some really good handheld and wall plug vacuum cleaners, but the robot aren't as impressive.
Dyson crazy asking for $2500 and doesn’t even have a self emptying dock. I can get a Roborock S7 Max Ultra for half that price.
S7 for half the price...hmm, I just googled that Roborock in Australia and it's selling for around $2300
It doesn't have a self emptying dock as unlike any other robot it's easy to empty.
What good is all that power in the Dyson if the software sucks. That is a lot of money for something that doesn't work the way it's supposed to and cannot even get the edges cleaned correctly. In addition, the battery life is just abysmal. I just think that Dyson was trying to put something out quickly in order to cash in on the huge robot market but that is a huge fail on their part because their robot vacuum is a huge fail. Also, they do not even have a self cleaning option with this robot vacuum. Most of the players out there in this area are leaps and bounds ahead in options and features that Dyson does not currently have and maybe not even looking to add these options anytime soon.
The battery life is ok when you run it on auto mode, gets around 30-50 minutes in auto. In boost/ max mode it doesn't last very long though.
They've been designing it since before 2019... You shouldn't use any cordless vacuum on boost at all times, particularly when it has a sensor to automatically do it when necessary. Battery life isn't a huge concern when the vacuum learns how much runtime it needs to complete a clean and adapts charging times accordingly to clean quicker. Overall huge missed opportunity that it doesn't do the same area until it detects it's been cleaned properly though
It doesn't need self cleaning as the emptying system is fast and efficient unlike any other robot vacuum on the market. That's why the have stations to empty robots which basically just clutter your house.
@@Blackout720 So you would rather clean out the robot every time or every other time you use it than empty it out every two to six months? I let my robot do it's thing and don't have to even think about emptying for a long time. I will still with my robot.
There is no justification for this price.. This robot is a joke..
I want this to replace my iRobot (an old one, series 8). I love Dyson products
is this Dyson 360 vis Nav available already ? when how ? it isnt available in the UK
…the sent it to Australia first
@@lukeclifton4392 cool
available in aus before elsewhere
How could dyson release this? No obstacle avoidance? Wtf
I think they’ve been working on it for years and they kind of just went fuck it we’ve got to release it eventually
17:06 You just blocking his camera so it can't locate
How lol it already gave up, I was filming the screen showing how it failed to do the room.
I would never buy this in a million years. It's clearly not the best product, but is the most expensive.
It is pretty expensive...
How come you can't see where your camera is, or are you cross-eyed?
Any timestamps? I can see my camera.
It has 3300 Pascal's and is $2.5k and it doesn't even have LIDAR lol
For less money you can buy either a 6000 Pascal s8 with a base station to auto empty OR a S7maxv ultra (5100 Pascal's) or Ecovacs x1 omni (5000 Pascal's) both with auto empty capacity, the ability to refill the clean water, empty the dirty water and clean the mop heads.
As a bonus all three of those machines don't get stuck on basic things and aren't hideous like this. Dyson robot
When you say pascals, what are you referring to? And how do you calculate them?
When it comes to robot vacuum, cleaners, how does the number of pascals affect it? I have never heard of this before .
That's false, it's higher suction than any other robot on the market. pascals is a misleading measurement, it's 62-65AW depending on market.
Looks over engineered. Roomba for me is still better, round robot vacuum with side brush seems to be better too.
Sadly Dyson is not updating a lot when it comes to software. It usually takes long time to the next update when it comes to the firmware. Of course the app is updated very often, but that doesn't improve the robot's software. But the good thing is the dyson doesn't bump again the furniture like the roomba does. I would not really like that my cleaning robot is constantly bumping against the furniture. The Roomba looks like made very cheap compared to the Dyson.
Yeah so many app updates, but the robot vac only had one during the time I had it.
TBH, I hope it is just as good as the S7 VMax Ultra or the roomba s9, otherwise it's just another rich man's toy.
Waste of money for me. I returned and went with roborock s7 max