Dyson 360 Eye

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Dyson's first robot vacuum does a great job picking up dirt—but it has trouble reaching it.

Dyson’s first robot vacuum arrives with plenty of fanfare, promising more suction than the competition, more flexible trundling on its tank tracks, and smarter cleaning with vision-based navi…

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While attending IFA Berlin in 2015, I learned Dyson would have their robot vacuum coming at some future date. I kept my eye out for it because I like Dyson products, but I'll admit to experiencing

British cleaner maker’s first robot vacuum was worth waiting for, but costs a lot, can’t do the stairs and isn’t perfect despite being the best available right now

Dyson's 360 Eye robot vacuum can suck up the stuff on your floors, but it'll cost ya.

You’d think that the first robot vacuum from a company like Dyson, who reinvented the vacuum, fan, and hair dryer, would rival R2-D2 when it came to functionality. But with the 360 Eye, Dyson instead focused on creating a robovac that did one thing very well: cleaning. It delivers as promised, but is that worth $1,000?

Few of us actually enjoy vacuuming, which is why the idea of a robot cleaner is such an appealing one. Unfortunately, the reality hasn't yet lived up to that promise, with most robot vacuum cleaners being little more than

You’d think that the first robot vacuum from a company like vacuum, fan, and hair dryer, would rival R2-D2 when it came to functionality. But with the 360 Eye, Dyson instead focused on creating a robovac that did one thing very well: cleaning. It delivers as promised, but is that...

Few of us actually enjoy vacuuming, which is why the idea of a robot cleaner is such an appealing one. Unfortunately, the reality hasn't yet lived up to that promise, with most robot vacuum cleaners being little more than

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