Dyson 360 Eye Robotic Vacuum Review
- Ability to go over bumpy terrain – my kitchen which your typical New York City kitchen in that it is super tiny seems to gather more dirt and crumbs than a full size kitchen. So I appreciate that the Dyson 360 can get over the little divider that separates the kitchen hallway so I avoid having to pick it up to place it in the kitchen and then back into the hallway. Also it can move from the wood floors to my rugs with ease.
- The slim profile of the charger – I have no idea how they did it but the charger is slim and basically fits near my outlet. Again, my apartment has so few outlets which means the slim charger really is a game changer for me in that it can fit it any corner hear the outlet.
- The Dyson 360 offers advanced filtration which means it is capturing allergens and expels cleaner air than the air you breathe. As someone with allergies this is a great feature that I so totally appreciate to keeping the air in my apartment clean.
- When the battery runs low, it automatically returns to the charger to recharge.
- The Dyson Link app offers you the option to schedule cleaning which means I can just set it and forget once I leave my apartment. Too cool.
- Size – as you can see, it’s smaller than other robotic cleaners which is for me is a plus.
- Power – This is the techie part of the review for those who want to know. The Dyson 360 Eye includes the Dyson digital motor V2 that spins at up to 78,000rpm which in a nutshell the vacuum offers an energy efficient motor that generates twice the suction of any robot vacuum. Dyson’s robot uses Radial Root Cyclone™ technology to effectively separate dust and dirt, capturing dirt smaller than the width of a human hair.
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Disclosure: NYC Single Mom received the Dyson 360 Eye vacuum to facilitate this review.
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