To keep your Dyson cordless vacuum in optimum working condition, keep up regular maintenance by emptying the bin once it reaches MAX level, washing the filter once a month, washing cleaning attachments (brush bar, cleaner head), and checking for any blockages. Browse our guides for your specific Dyson cordless vacuum to learn more.Dyson machine guides and manuals

The suction power of a cordless vacuum is produced via a battery, while corded vacuums are required to be plugged into an electric outlet which generates consistent suction power. However, Dyson cord-free vacuums can perform just as efficiently with its Dyson Hyperdymium™ motor, that spins at up to 125,000rpm to generate powerful Dyson Suction - it's powerful and lightweight.¹

Some Dyson cord-free vacuum cleaners can operate up to 60-70 minutes at a time, depending on the cleaning mode and attachments being used. Read more on these machines.
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Dyson knows pet hair, from German Shepherds to Collies and Samoyeds, Dyson’s scientists have spent years researching different hair types and how they spread pet allergens around the home. The new Dyson Cord-Free Range now comes with de-tangling technology as standard. From Motorbar™ cleaner head technology that uses polycarbonate hair removal vanes to automatically clear the brush bar as you clean, through to our Hair Screw tool, which removes hair from pet beds, car seats and stairs, Fast. Explore Dyson vacuums for pet hair

The Dyson Omni-glide™ hard floor vacuum is our slimmest cordless vacuum that is easily manoeuvered² to be able to clean around obstacles and in tight spaces.³ It can pick up large debris as well as fine dust on hard floor surfaces when the machine is moved forwards or backwards.⁴ Shop Dyson Omni-glide™ hard floor vacuum