- Powerful and intelligent for whole-home deep cleaning. Reveals invisible dust.
- 100% more power.¹ 60 minutes of run time.²
- Power trigger helps maximize energy efficiency, only using power where you need it.
- Intelligently adapts power based on debris detected. LCD screen shows total picked-up particles on-screen as you clean.³ Also displays power mode, maintenance alerts, and remaining run time to the second.
- Fluffy Optic cleaner head reveals hidden dust on hard floors. Digital Motorbar cleaner head deep cleans all floor types and de-tangles long hair and pet hair as you clean.
- Converts to a handheld vacuum for cleaning cars, stairs, and upholstery.
- The Hair screw tool sucks up long hair and pet hair. Fast. Its anti-tangle conical brush bar removes long hair and pet hair from pet beds, car seats, stairs, and more.
- Comes with 5 Dyson-engineered accessories to clean up high, down low, and everywhere in between.
- Advanced whole-machine filtration traps 99.99% of particles as small as 0.3 microns.⁴ Expels cleaner air.
- Made from strong materials selected for their durability and lightweight properties. With a 2-year warranty and lifetime Dyson support.
12 reviews for Dyson V15 Detect Cordless Vacuum Cleaner, Yellow/Nickel
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DAVID B. –
My first impressions are that this vacuum is the cat’s meow, the bee’s knees and the gnat’s knuckles. It is one working machine. Wow. Lots of metaphors and cliches. Okay. It sucks, big time. In fact on some carpet it needs to be calmed down or it won’t move. There is a button to reduce suction. Actually there is only one button, so read the manual to understand how this one button does it all. My first vacuuming sucked up stuff that has been buried since the Truman administration. Pretty nifty. It’s light and easy to move. There-is-no-cord. Yay. That’s why I got it. I hate that vacuum cord annoyance. The battery really will go for an hour. The junk container is smallish, but it’s easy as can be to empty. Cleaning the whole thing is easy too. It’s as noisy as a corded vacuum. Is that bad? Vacuuming is a noisy chore. So. After four vacuuming chores I rate this very high. If it keeps up this performance, I’ll give it a fifth star.
NATALYA KHAIMOV –
This is the best vacuum for cleaning carpet and hair from my border collie. The detangling comb on the vacuum head keeps hair from wrapping around the bar. I have very long hair and have always had a problem with this. Not with this vacuum. It is worth every dollar!!! Would definitely buy it again!!
Lynn Adlam –
En un mot GENIAL!!
Markus Unterdörfer –
Well what to say,it’s a Dyson! You get what you pay!
VicDelta –
Es la mejor aspiradora, tengo 2 gatos y esta limpia todo a la perfeccion, muebles y piso alfombra todo genial, no te arrepentiras
rocketman4real –
I have a VS22 that’s just a few months out of warranty and after troubleshooting with a customer service agent, determined that it needs a new main body. Unfortunately, there are no main bodys for this machine available, no indication of when they’ll be available, and for three weeks now the dust builds up on my floor.
I have a $700 vacuum that after only two years is dead and unrepairable. The service agent was happy to offer me 20% off a new unit, or to push me off to a local repair shop. I find this frustrating, knowing that even if the exact model detect main body isn’t on a shelf somewhere, a newer detect main body that is perfectly compatible with the battery and all the parts must be- since I can apparently buy one in a new unit. In truth, who would expect a company to continue manufacturing old models- new models are subsequently manufactured with some degree of backward compatibility. That seems to be the case (new models are technically backwards compatible), but that is beneficial only to manufacturing and not extended to the benefit of post-purchase servicability.
We love this Dyson vacuum, it worked so well up until it died. I expected that by paying a premium for a quality fantastically designed machine it would have support to go with it. The lack of product support, and what appears to be a business model of non-servicable (disposable) vacuums (when it breaks, buy a new one) is disappointing. And for a company calling itself one that embraces sustainability, forcing me to buy a new pile of plastic parts, attachments and battery when simply a single part (the main body) would do, is contradictory to that claim.
I wrote because the service agent suggested this could help. If there is a way I can purchase only what I need to get the vacuum working, that’d be great. I don’t need all the other parts, and I don’t want to spend $700 for another two years of vacuuming bliss- if that’s the limit of reliability for this machine.
Catherine Rivals –
nach vielen anderen Staubsaugern endlich einer der leicht trotzdem strapazierfähig und effektiv ist
NATALYA KHAIMOV –
I am totally in love with this Dyson ! I couldn’t believe how easy to use, how powerful this little vacuum is! Worth every penny !!! No cords, seconds to clean! Very light and very powerful ! It has collected dusk I even didn’t know my carpet had! Completely impressed with this Dyson v 15
Jesus –
This thing has some serious power, it does an incredible job on both tile floor AND carpets.. we have dogs so it’s especially needed for the carpet.
The laser on the fluffy head is incredible and shows so much more than you would normally see without, makes vacuuming more enjoyable.
The battery life is really good, obviously it won’t last long on boost mode but overall, we can vacuum our whole house comfortably, including carpets, with a single charge and have some left over which is great.
I’ve only had it a week now but so far this is the best portable vacuum I’ve had, so while it is expensive I think it’s well worth it.
Angel Arzate –
I just got this today after looking around and noticing it a lot online with folks that live in similar sized apartments. I have a Shark upright vacuum that I use and like but I’ve had a hard time finding a stick vacuum (corded or battery).
I have about a 900 sq ft apartment; 2 bedrooms with carpets and a living room with carpets. The kitchen, hallway, and bathroom at laminate flooring. I have a bit of a zoo here (2 cats, guinea pigs, birds). Lots to clean up after on the floors between pig bedding, litter, hair, bird feathers and discarded seed.
TLDR ——-
Pros:
– Fluffy head was pretty effective at picking up everything on bare floors
– The light on the fluffy head was actually quite useful to SEE where I still needed to go over
– Fluffy head swivel action and size was great for getting into small, tight spaces
– Motorbar head was really good at picking up a lot, between dust, hair, guinea pig bedding, small bits of – hay, seeds from birds, etc
– Motobar head had really good swivel action and good at getting under furniture and into smaller spaces
– really easy to empty the canister without needing to pull anything out*
– comes with a lot of useful attachments
– decent battery life for small spaces
– portable, wouldn’t say it’s overly heavy or cumbersome
– I like that it comes with a wall mount
– ideal for quick cleaning (every couple days, once a week if there’s not big messes, one space vs whole apartment/house)
*time will tell how long this lasts and likely depends on what all had been sucked up
Cons:
– may have made the knuckle area at the base of my thumb a little sore over the duration of use
– I wouldn’t say the wall mount is renter friendly and hard to peg a spot for the setup as I’d rather have this in a utility closet and out of sight
– I feel like this wouldn’t be ideal for a big day of cleaning as it might run out of charge
– long term concern is that it uses a battery and those deplete over time. Risk of not being able to buy a replacement in the future? Maybe…
Meh:
– no real opinion on the trigger as it doesn’t bother me to hold it down as I barely notice with how the unit sits in my hand. Feels like gravity helps and my hand is just there holding the Dyson. Where else would you hold it? I just found myself pressing it when I was working on the canister and similar actions or getting the wand off or on. Pressed it on accident a few times so it takes some getting used to.
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I charged up the Dyson to 100% and left it on auto/medium the whole time.
I used the fluffy head first to clean the laminate and the light, whether you might think it’s a gimmick or not, was kind of neat. Way batter than lights I’ve had on previous stick vacuums or uprights. I could see everything and I made sure to make all the necessary passes to pick everything up. I found the fluffy head was pretty effective here in general. It’s not super wide and pretty compact and the swivel was really great so I could get into might tight spaces. I could vacuum under my hall stand no problem. I was able to get in and around my toilet and under the stand over the toilet really easily and that’s not been possible with other units without going to the hose and smaller attachment and getting down and poking around.
Emptied the canister before changing heads. Honestly, gotta say I’ve not had a canister that was this easy to open and empty before. Usually have to give things a good shake. I still had to pull out some of my own hair with how it wraps up around the unit and the filter inside.
Next I used the motorbar header for the carpeted areas. I did a quick check and picked up anything I thought was too big and picked up any pieces of hay from the pigs I didn’t want to get in the Dyson (I’d save that for the bigger Shark upright, honestly).
Similar settings, left it on auto/medium. Not sure how much battery I had left.
Went through the room with the pets (guinea pigs and birds). Not as much here as I’d already done a bit clean since I deep cleaned the bird cage so mostly everything was picked up. I’m not sure if what ended up in the canister was just from the room or also from the pass I did of the hall mat. But I was kind of surprised. I emptied the canister and did a quick pass of the bedroom. I was being lazy here but was getting under most of the bed, night stand, around my fan, up around the baseboard heater. I don’t recall if I emptied the canister again here or just went into the living room. I had more of a mess here to clean up as I moved a guinea pig cage from here into the other room with the rest of the pets. Did a pretty good job picking up the discarded bedding and some smaller pieces of hay I hadn’t picked up as they weren’t too big. Got the alert that I had low power but wasn’t sure what that meant (I think when I finished there was about 15% battery left). Swivel was good here. Easy to get in and around spaces. Really easy to get under the couch. Not quite small enough to really get under the tv stand I have but I got a bit done there. Emptied again, with ease, but had to pull the canister off to pull off stuff that had wrapped around due to collection of my own hair.
As far as the trigger goes for power, it takes some getting used to. I was pushing it on accident while I was removing the wand to empty the canister. Felt like I had an itchy trigger finger, basically. I didn’t find it bad that you had to hold it down the whole time, honestly. I think the only issue I had is maybe how the handle was resting against the base knuckle of my thumb. I found that got a bit sore and would change hands for a bit here and there to give it a break.
I haven’t used any of the other attachments. I might use the hair screw tool on my couch at some point to see what it does. The crevice tool will probably get used at some point for really tight spaces or where the other attachments couldn’t use used. This would be great for cleaning my car, now that I think about it. I’ve not had a battery vacuum I could just take down to the garage to do a once over.
I’m not sure if I will install the wall mount since I think I’d rather have it in a utility closet but I don’t have access to an outlet from there… I’d basically need to use an extension cord and feed that out from under the door into the bathroom (closes outlet and keeps the cord out of the way). Not pretty but… best place I can think for it as all other outlet locations are real awkward and the mount uses hefty screws. Not exactly renter friendly.
L. Thomson –
I have 2 dogs and 2 cats. I swear they get naked each night and re-grow all of their fur just before I crawl out of bed. I can’t begin to explain the fur that rolls through my house like tumble weeds. I was on a high dose of Prozac when I accumulated these animals. Now that I’m not, I can’t understand what possessed me to think this many animals was a good idea (it was the Prozac) but I love them a LOT so here I am. Life was looking bleak until I decided to spend an idiotic amount of money on this vacuum hoping and praying my life would somehow change if I had the right tool to help me. Well, guess what?! My life has changed!! I vacuum every single day and I don’t mind doing it! This vacuum with its glowing green light shows me all the fur and dirt. I vacuum it up and it’s gone! I can see my floors getting clean, and it’s such a rewarding feeling – accomplishment and JOY! The vacuum zips along, light, no cord to trip over, and it’s not a big deal. It doesn’t even feel like a chore. No more fur bunnies! No more grit! It sucks up the cat litter and doesn’t spray it all over the house! It vacuums up leaves from the ficus tree! I can vacuum the whole house on a charge – about 1500 square feet – on eco mode. I show it off to everyone who enters my home. If it came in different colors I might get a second one and start a collection. If I’m waiting for my toast to pop, I grab the vacuum and zip around the kitchen. I can vacuum and talk on the phone because vacuuming is easy and quiet! Yeah, I love this life changing wonder of a machine! Other people might not be as enthralled with it as I am. I can only say – I love it. If vacuuming is a big part of your life, gift yourself with the right tool if you can. You’re worth it!
Sharon –
I have purchased many Dyson cordless vacs. Purchased this for use on new LPV floor. Does very well. The performance of this one is top drawer for such things. Plenty of tools and backwards compatible with previous chargers and wall mounts that I have. The light does make a difference. Regarding weight, you might have a problem if you are not as strong as you were. Had to refit my mother from a V10 to a V12 for just that reason.