V11 Cordless Stick Vacuum, Large, Nickel/Blue

This is by far the best vacuum I’ve ever owned. The suction is stronger than the cord vacuums I’ve owned including a cord Dyson I have which I was very disappointed in after I bought it but I thought I’d give it another try and this cordless one made up for the first Dyson. The three power levels are super useful. I use eco when doing bathroom rugs, Boost for heavy pickups and Med for everything else in between! Switching between all three power levels, I’m able to clean my entire house on one charge and I have a 3200 sqft home. Emptying out the vacuum is very easy and the attachment tool make it easy to get hard to reach area like cleaning out my vehicle. Not sure why anyone would give this vacuum anything other than 5 stars.

Light-weight, powerful, great battery life, easy to dump canister and keep clean. What an outstanding product. Very light and easy to push and vacuum. Amazing how much dirt/ debris it sucks out of my carpet. Very easy to dump the canister (quick disconnect and plunge-dump). Keeping unit clean is a very easy process. Love the battery % screen with 3 different power settings. No issues with the trigger squeeze (which has to be held to run the vac) and likely saves a bit of battery power. Can be used with one hand on short carpet pile (long/ thick pile may need two hands). Good charger and wall mount if needed. Great accessories! Very nicely packaged (well engineered). I'm very pleased.... You get what you pay for.

Purchased December 2023, for about $400 through Amazon (Dyson's website had the same holiday price). I didn't initially want to spend this much money on a vacuum but we have little kids, and use the vacuum a lot, so I'm glad we got a quality vacuum that works for us. Totally worth it! We did a lot of research and finally landed on the Dyson V11 Cordless Stick Vaccum. We previously had a stand up Shark pet pro vacuum but this blows that out of the water!! We vacuumed areas that have been previously vacuumed with the other vacuum but the dyson picked up SO MUCH DUST/DIRT! Where was all that dirt hiding??! 👀 The vacuum has a little weight to it, but even with a fractured arm, I'm still able to maneuver it a little awkwardly with a bit of extra support. Be aware that you have to hold the power button down the entire time while you vacuum- there is no just "on" switch. This is to conserve battery life. As soon as you finger comes off the trigger, power goes off. The switch doesn't require tons of pressure so I'm not sure why people are complaining about their hands hurting from holding the button. 🤷🏼‍♀️ My nearly 4 year old can hold the vacuum, power button down and maneuver it on his own (not as fast or agile as an adult, but by himself nonetheless)- if that gives you an idea for weight. The suction is powerful and has several levels to pick from that affect the battery life (which will show you on a digital display how much run time you have based on the level of suction power you select) , emptying the dustbin is easy. And with the vacuum being cordless my husband is even excited to vacuum now! If you're on the fence- spend the money, make your life a little easier and get something quality that will do a great job cleaning and last a long time.

After buying a cheaper version, I finally caved and got this. What a game-changer! Love love love it!

Let me start off my saying this isn't my primary vacuum. For that, I have a Miele C2+. However, that can be hard to maneuver and is a burden for small, quick messes or cleaning between deep vacuuming. Also second disclosure, I've only used this on its default setting of "medium" so anything I mention about battery life will not discuss the different power settings. So with that said, the Dyson V11 is a good addition to the fleet and a good second vacuum. I have a smallish house so I could see vacuuming maybe half of it on medium power; most of the house is carpet, though, so I don't think using the light setting would get things clean enough. With two dogs that both shed a decent amount, I usually fill the canister to its "max fill" line every time I vacuum so keep that in mind if you have shedding pets. Could you theoretically jam more in there before emptying it? Absolutely. However, I don't know if that would cause damage or just make emptying the bin that much harder. Now, because I mentioned the bin, let's move on to that. Overall, it's pretty easy to empty: pull off whatever attachment you're using, point the end over a trashcan, and engage the red lever on the bottom of the bin. Simple, right? Well, not so fast: remember how I said I have dogs? Yeah, their fur and my wife's long hair both tend to get stuck on I'm not even sure what, meaning I have to reach in and pull out part of whatever is in the bin. Most of it slides out easily, but not everything as Dyson's advertising claims. I have a much older Dyson stick vac, maybe first or second gen (doesn't really work much anymore), and the V11 is definitely easier to empty. Just not as "point and shoot" as Dyson would have you believe. Maybe if you don't have pets or long hair. I like how on this generation of stick vac, the power head actually has a motor in it. My old one spun the carpet beater on the vacuum's suction, which caused it to stop quite frequently. The downside is that it doesn't have a mode where you're not running the beater, like on hard floors. This doesn't really bother me much because my hard floors consist of peel-and-stick tiles and laminate "wood." I'm not sure if the beater could scratch read wood floors, but I doubt it. From what I've been able to observe, nothing seems to get wound around the beater; it's well-designed in that way. Maybe the errant long thread/string from something, but hairs and such at least don't get wrapped around it. Another downside to the carpet head is that when the beater knocks around things that for whatever reason don't get sucked up, it gets spewed around the room. My Miele includes a rubber bar to minimize this from happening: it's not perfect, but it's better than nothing. As far as maneuverability and weight, both are pretty solid, much better than my canister vac and easy for my kids to use (both kids are under 11). It's not quite as easy to maneuver the power head as I'd like, but it's much better than the old one I have. I'd hoped it would be a bit lighter than it is, but I guess I would've needed to step up a few models to the V15 my parents have to get it lighter (wasn't about to pay over $700 for a "second" vacuum). The other attachments that accompany the vacuum seem good, but I haven't used them. The two crevice-like tools (one is a proper crevice tool) are pretty standard. There's also a smaller motor brush I could envision using on stairs, a couch, or in a car, but I've used the regular floor tool on my stairs with no issue, but each staircase has at most 6 stairs so that's easier than if I had a bigger staircase. Overall, I feel like the Dyson V11 is a good buy. I bought this on sale during Black Friday for maybe $350US. I'm not sure off the top of my head what it's regular cost is, but anything more than what I paid would eat into its value proposition.

This vacuum is not worth it. I have a cockatoo, a German Shepherd, and construction workers. This vacuum spits back the bird seed, and dirt, but did a decent job on picking up the fur. I have to sweep and then vacuum. I tried to return the vacuum via amazon and they might only refund me a portion, So I am keeping it as a waste of money and getting myself a shop vac like I had before this one.

I was hesitant to purchase this. You always see mixed reviews when looking into buying something. I am so glad I did. This is the best vacuum I have owned! I was hopeful since it is pricey. Definitely do not regret! It has great suction! Absolutely love it!

Es una excelente aspiradora. Es muy potente y, en comparación con otras, bastante silenciosa. Las tres velocidades y los cuatro cabezales la hacen muy versátil, rápida y funcional. La aspiradora tiene un peso considerable, porque esta versión tiene más espacio de almacenamiento que otras. Para mí lo vale porque puedo aspirar hasta por una hora sin necesidad de interrumpir. El vaciado es bastante más sencillo e higiénico que en otras aspiradoras. Mi única queja es que el soporte tiene sólo tres espacios para guardar las herramientas, pero hay cuatro cabezales, entonces uno debe guardarse aparte.

Muy buen producto, vale la pena la inversión

Excelente!!! ….

Excelente producto, cumple con los esperado y fácil de usar

Cara, pero es una de las mejores compras que he hecho. Facilita muchísimo la limpieza y si son de los que tienen un departamento pequeño, es mil veces mejor (y más rápido) que utilizar una escoba. Énfasis en "departamento pequeño": el mío es de 2 habitaciones, sala, cocina y baño, y puedo utilizar la aspiradora en su máxima potencia sin preocuparme por quedarme sin batería (la batería en máxima potencia dura menos de 15 minutos).