If you love effortless cleaning – that is, making sure your home is immaculate without having to sweep and vacuum for hours – you've likely already considered a Dyson. But to make things even more hands-free, try a transformative, powerful Dyson robot vacuum.
The Dyson 360 Vis Nav, which is discounted by a tremendous $600 before Black Friday, boasts some of the highest suction you can find in a robot. Typically, robots with this much cleaning power cost upwards of $1,500, so to find Dyson's on sale for just $399.99 is an outstanding deal.
This is easily the best robot vacuum you can buy at this price, and you can say goodbye to constant vacuuming and let the smart purple Vis Nav do it for you. Better yet, you don't have to wait till the rush of Black Friday to snap up this great deal, but hurry as it's for one day only!
The Dyson 360 Vis Nav Cleans Floors For You, With Powerful Suction and Excellent Navigation
During our tests, we were impressed with the 22,000Pa suction, which allows the Dyson 360 Vis Nav to pull dirt from deep within carpets, something many robots can't do.
In this modern age, our homes don't require nearly as much manual labor to stay pristine. Much like dishwashers and washer/dryers before them, the robot vacuum can do a great deal of essential housework for us, freeing up time we can spend more meaningfully elsewhere.
And to make sure it's properly deep cleaning our homes, the Dyson 360 Vis Nav boasts an incredible 22,000Pa suction. To put that into perspective, we've only tested one other robot with that cleaning power – the Roborock Saros Z70, which costs $2,599.99 at full price.
This power translates to consistently strong pickup of dust, debris, and hair across your floors. Tester Helen McCue, who has reviewed over 100 of the world's best vacuums in her time, wrote in her Dyson 360 Vis Nav review, 'I found that my carpets were generally left looking clean and refreshed, with all visible debris removed.'
Helen also noted after emptying the dustbin that debris and fluff that she hadn't seen had clearly been vacuumed from deep within the carpet fibers. As robots often struggle to clean carpets this effectively, it's reassuring knowing the Dyson can.
Everything is controlled on Dyson's smartphone app, where you can tweak different suction levels, schedules, and set cleaning zones around the house.
The app shows detailed cleaning activity, including dust collected and areas covered.
It also displays a comprehensive view of the robot's activity, with dust levels, the exact area cleaned, and the time spent cleaning. Through the robot, you're given a more intimate understanding of your home's cleanliness, highlighting areas that become particularly dirty so you know where to focus your efforts when you do a deep clean.
Also, Helen touted the robot's great navigation skills, which is a must. She said, 'It avoided falling down any steps during the several times I used it upstairs. What’s more, it didn’t once get itself stuck anywhere or wedged into a tight spot and require rescuing, which is rare for a robot vacuum.'
A robot that can confidently avoid obstacles saves homeowners tonnes of time and effort. Those that get stuck behind every cable or table leg end up being more work than they're worth, as you can't trust them to clean if you're sleeping or out of the house. And when you're in the house, there's the constant feeling of having to be on standby, ready to reposition it at a moment's notice.
Instead, the Dyson 360 Vis Nav covers every area of your floor, navigating tightly and accurately around furniture, and making sure that no spot is missed.
Like many of Dyson's top models, the close attention paid to design doesn't stop at the hardware. It comes in a purple colorway that's bolder than some of the more boring, muted designs you'll see in other brands.
If you've been yearning for the opportunity to free up the time you're spending on chores, let this nifty robot take over.
The Dyson 360 Vis Nav is available for $399.99, discounted by $600.
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