Dyson’s v10 Konical delivers truly outstanding suction performance — but its monolithic Auto-empty Dok is harder to love
TechRadar Verdict If you actively hate manually emptying the debris from your cordless stick vac or are an acute allergy sufferer who can't usually go anywhere near a vacuum cleaner, this new floor-cleaning package from Dyson might just be what you're yearning for. However, there is one big caveat — the dock itself is a towering monolith that is impossible to ignore. However, the star of this show is really the v10 Konical vacuum unit, which comes with Dyson's latest tangle-free brush head replete with green, laser-like illumination that highlights all dust in its path.
- ▪TechRadar Verdict If you actively hate manually emptying the debris from your cordless stick vac or are an acute allergy sufferer who can't usually go anywhere near a vacuum cleaner, this new floor-cleaning package from Dyson might just be
- ▪However, there is one big caveat — the dock itself is a towering monolith that is impossible to ignore.
- ▪However, the star of this show is really the v10 Konical vacuum unit, which comes with Dyson's latest tangle-free brush head replete with green, laser-like illumination that highlights all dust in its path.
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TechRadar Verdict If you actively hate manually emptying the debris from your cordless stick vac or are an acute allergy sufferer who can't usually go anywhere near a vacuum cleaner, this new floor-cleaning package from Dyson might just be what you're yearning for. However, there is one big caveat — the dock itself is a towering monolith that is impossible to ignore. While its simple design is actually rather fetching, it looks much taller than it perhaps needs to be and that means you'll want to keep it well out of sight, preferably in the utility room or somewhere no visitor will see it lest they forgetfully dispense with social etiquette and rudely blurt out 'what on earth is that ugly-looking monstrosity?' In its favor, the dock — or Dok as Dyson calls it — is a perfect match for the…
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