Dyson Cinetic Big Ball

84% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

89% der Kundenmeinungen auf Amazon.de bewerten dieses Produkt positiv.

100% des avis sur Amazon.fr donnent une note favorable à ce produit.

An outstanding cylinder cleaner: it's versatile, accomplished, easy to empty and there are no filters to clean.

Bagless ; Filterless ; Maneuverable ; Lots of attachments ; Great suction performance

Loud operation ; Expensive

There’s no doubt in our minds that the DC65 Cinetic Big Ball is one of the best upright vacuums in the biz. The suction performance was top-notch, and all of the other bells and whistles Dyson included helped to really round out the package.

Refuses to stay down ; Powerful suction ; Articulated handle ; Maintenance-free ; Great particle separation

Occasional blockage ; Not cable-free ; A little heavy

Dyson's Cinetic Big Ball is a marvel of engineering that provides a heavy-duty vacuum experience with few drawbacks.

Amazing suction ; Incredible engineering ; No filters to clean

It's very expensive ; It's heavy ; Fiddly cables

No filter needed. Doesn't lose suction. Good at picking up very fine debris.

Very expensive. Heavy. Weak upright lock.

Conclusions The Dyson Cinetic Big Ball Animal + Allergy is a powerful, attractive vacuum. It's a good choice for pet owners and allergy sufferers, there's no filter to worry about, and the company promises that it won't lose suction. But for $700, you...

Top-of-the-line cleaning performance ; Clever design avoids tipping ; Pet hair removal tool really does work ; Easy to empty and no filter to clean

Very expensive ; Still reasonably heavy

The Dyson Cinetic Big Ball Animal Allergy vacuum ditches the filter and never loses suction because of it. It's extremely good with fine particles and bested the competition at deep cleaning.

Despite the innovation, it still costs too much as its performance gains over much cheaper competition are minimal. It still suffers from tedious usability.

Dyson reinvents the wheel with the Cinetic series, and though the filterless approach works, it doesn't add enough practical convenience to justify the price jump over similarly capable competition.