This Memorial Day deal sucks… in a good way. The Dyson 360 Vis Nav may have the best suction of any robot vacuum. This purple dirt eater usually retails for $1,000. But you can get it for a mere $800 this holiday weekend. That’s a record low.
The deal is featured on Dyson’s website and Amazon. Even the world-famous Ginsu knife Mecca, QVC, got in on the action.
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Dyson says the 360 Vis Nav sucks debris as well as its cordless stick vacuums. The company claims it’s twice as powerful as any of its competitors. For the technically minded, it offers 22,000 Pa/pascals of suction pressure. In short, that’s a lot. Your dirty, pet-hair-infested floor won’t stand a chance.
The D-shaped robovac has a little actuator protruding from its sides. It’s an alternative to the side sweepers on competing models. The little duct only opens when cleaning edges and corners.
In addition to its suction, the vacuum’s most impressive feature is its obstacle avoidance. Tech Reader’s Valentina Palladino tested it with small objects left on the floor, but the Dyson never got stuck. Many competitors run into all sorts of obstacles on a typical run.
There are a few drawbacks. The 360 Vis Nav doesn’t mop. It also lacks an auto-emptying dust bin. (Although doing it manually is quick and easy.) It also lacks LiDAR. That means mapping your home can be slower and vacuuming at night won’t be as smooth. What this model offers is the best suction possible and top-notch obstacle avoidance. And for $200 off its retail price, that’s not too shabby.
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