I've owned many mid to high end brand of vacuums from Hoover, shark, rainbow etc and the Dyson V15 made me enjoy cleaning again, the laser really does detect any dirt or hair that is hanging around …..my only issue is for the price the battery should last way longer
I was a huge Dyson fan. I got the corded ones before where you drag around the canister, 6 years ago. Forget what it's called. Loved it. Super suctioning, easy to clean, did a great job. Got the V15 (luckily for free with points) and boy am I glad I didn't buy it at $800+. Definitely quality sucks, I mean it sucks and cleans well just the build like you're saying.
If you own pets, vacuum multiple floor types, and want a cordless machine that genuinely identifies and reacts to debris in real time, the V15 Detect delivers on its core promise, but buy it on sale or with rewards points, because its plastic build and battery runtime do not justify full retail price.
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