Simple and lightweight design, Includes many useful heads for different purposes, Easy to find replacements for its components, Improved floor-cleaning head, Works great on carpet, Easy to empty trash bin,
Expensive, No significant upgrade as compared to its predecessors, Doesn't pick up large particles well, Short battery life, The Dyson DC59 Motorhead is available on Amazon for less than $400. This is one of the best cordless vacuums out there, however, I
Sleek and attractive design, Can be used for different cleaning purposes, Suction power is great, even compared to some corded vacuums, Easy to empty trash bin, The motorized floor tool work great, especially on carpets, Good battery life (20-30 minutes),
Docking station is always required to store the stick vacuum, Do not collect large debris like cereal effectively, particularly on hard floor, Dyson and Apple have a lot in common as they always put a lot of efforts into designing their products. I loved
Removed pet hair on carpet excellently in our tests, Very good at picking up debris on bare floors, Very light to carry up and down the stairs, Battery charges in just 3.5 hours, Washable filter, Dust cup empties from bottom for less mess while emptying
Have to hold power button constantly during operation, Consumer testers didn't like air that blows from the side of the motor
Removed pet hair on carpet excellently in our tests, Very good at picking up debris on bare floors, Very light to carry up and down the stairs, Battery charges in just 3.5 hours, Washable filter, Dust cup empties from bottom for less mess while emptying
Have to hold power button constantly during operation, Consumer testers didn't like air that blows from the side of the motor
Published: 2015-01-29, Author: Ali , review by: chipchick.com
Versatile, excellent lightweight design. Includes essential cleaning tools for corners and carpets. Works great on hard surfaces and carpeting. Offers better control over battery life. Great suctioning power, The
Pricey. Would still like the battery to last a little longer given the price
If you are looking for a solid cordless vacuum cleaner and you have deep pockets, the Dyson DC59 Motorhead is the way to go. It is super easy to use, glides with ease to one type of flooring to another, and has enough suctioning power to blow away tho...
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Published: 2014-10-03, Author: Tony , review by: techspective.net
Abstract: This is a marvel of engineering, but it's pricey and has a few issues that make me question whether it's worth that much money.This is a marvel of engineering, but it's pricey and has a few issues that make me question whether it's worth that much money.W...
Abstract: I told this story to the lovely folks at Dyson and they were nice enough to send their new DC59 Motorhead over for a test drive. Thankfully, I haven't been able to put it to the sort of test that I put the DC44 through, but it has been used almost daily s...
Abstract: The DC59 Motorhead is packaged really we ll inside this very informative cardboard box. Dyson had done a decent job making this easy to unbox . And really, what else can you expect? It's not an Apple product, it's a vacuum. Granted a very modern one at th...
Ultra portable and light, Pistol grip is comfortable to hold, Includes four attachments, an extension tube, and a wall mounting bracket, Versatile enough to clean floors, furniture, or ceilings, Motorized floor attachment can transition from carpet to woo
499 price tag is out of most consumer's vacuum budget, Excessive pet hair can clog wheels and attachments, Battery only lasts 26 minutes for standard operation, Hygienic bin fills up quickly
If you can stomach the thought of spending $500 on a vacuum cleaner and seek to revolutionize the traditional task of vacuuming within your home, Dyson's DC59 Cordless Vacuum might just be the perfect fit for your needs. Despite a few minor flaws, this mo...
Published: 2014-07-01, Author: Andrew , review by: cnet.com
The Dyson v6 Motorhead stick vacuum cleaner performed extremely well on both pet hair and fine particles. The design makes it portable, maneuverable, and generally easy to use
The Motorhead is a marginal upgrade at best over its predecessor, the v6, and it performed worse with big particles. The motor in the brush roll results in relatively poor battery life. It still doesn't outperform the other sticks enough to justify its lu
Dyson's DC59 competes well enough as a high-end stick vac, but poor battery life and a tendency to clog with large particles hold the DC59 Motorhead back from replacing your full-size upright....
