The price I paid 364Euro around £320 (can be found for much cheaper now. Amazon for example are selling it for only £220.99 so shop around!) Being asthmatic a vacuum cleaner is one of the most important purchases I had to make, so I don't take it as lightly as I have some of the other products I've reviewed. I have cats, and when anyone hears that, they are completely puzzled. "Why would you choose cats over other pets?" I don't find cat hair or dander a problem so they don't irritate my asthma. I'm not here to review cats ( their great by the way) so I'll get on with it. Dyson is of course a very well know and respect brand on ...  Read the complete review

After my old Dyson DC02 finally went to hoover heaven after 10 years of faithful service, I didn't even look at any other brand. My only decision was which Dyson to buy. With 2 cats and a toddler in the house my first consideration was the size of the collection tank. I had seen the smaller Dysons and didn't want to be emptying it all the time so I opted for the DC23. My next decision was then do I buy the animal or motorhead? After much deliberation (as they seemed much of a muchness and the same price), I decided on the animal. The hoover itself is much heavier than my old DC02 and much less manoverable. I am constantly banging it against skirting boards ...  Read the complete review

I'd wanted a Dyson for ages, and when Amazon.co.uk had this one on offer I almost bit their virtual hands off. They normally retail at £220-250, but mine was £160 and worth every penny and then some. It's quite a small little thing, lightweight, and stores nicely with the tube all curled around the dirt receptacle. And the power! We used to have a Persian cat who saw off our last two vacuum cleaners, but this one removed all his leftover hair almost without any effort on my part, even the hair the little monster had embedded in the carpet. It also pulled up a thoroughly embarrassing amount of dirt and changed the colour of our rugs! The Dyson's ...  Read the complete review

My last vaccum cleaner wasn't performing like it should and I then knew I had to go for a Dyson, a treat as just bought first house and seeing as a lot of them are currently on offer with big savings. I saved about £90 from the RRP on an Argos saving but I cannot remember the price now! This model is a compact stowaway type machine, tucks away very neatly, and so many funky little ways of storing the onboard tools, the hose hooks onto the machine when in storage so not left flapping about for you to trip over. It just pops away really neatly. There is a flat out head for everyday needs, a crevice tool and a soft furnishings tool kept very neatly in ...  Read the complete review

When my last Dyson Hoover died on me after 15 years as it has lasted so well I felt that it had to be a Dyson. They are definitely worth the expense. I chose the Dyson DC23 because we wanted something more compact than the upright Dyson that we had previously. This model is very compact and the hose and wand winds around the base very well and easily. The power cable pulls out of the base and automatically rewinds on the press of a button. It comes with the main floor tool and 3 attachments (stair tools, crevice tool, brush tool). It is also very good at getting pet hair off the carpet, which other Hoovers don't seem to do. The Dyson Hoover sucks up ...  Read the complete review