Dyson 360 Eye review: Dyson’s first robot vacuum is good, but not quite good enough

While dark colors on carpet or tile flooring can confuse the sensors, it is less likely to avoid false drops like the Roomba 980 is prone to do. This robot vacuum is a huge step in the right direction and if you know how Dyson operates, it will only get better over time. Even with… Continue reading Dyson 360 Eye review: Dyson’s first robot vacuum is good, but not quite good enough

Dyson 360 Eye review: Dyson’s first robot vacuum is good, but not quite good enough

For homes with such terrain you want a robot vacuum with a good amount of clearance, so its front does not get stuck on raised surfaces. Chunky wheels able to move in and out of the frame also increase that clearance when needed. Dyson goes even further, using a tank track-like underside rather than wheels.… Continue reading Dyson 360 Eye review: Dyson’s first robot vacuum is good, but not quite good enough

Dyson 360 Eye review: Dyson’s first robot vacuum is good, but not quite good enough

Since we’re talking about 0.01 differences in some cases, this result is still excellent. I was impressed with the 360 Eye’s tread-like wheels, though; they raise up when needed so the vacuum could travel over large power cords and transitions between hardwood floors and carpet. In addition to its digital V2 motor that Dyson says… Continue reading Dyson 360 Eye review: Dyson’s first robot vacuum is good, but not quite good enough

Dyson 360 Eye review: Dyson’s first robot vacuum is good, but not quite good enough

They both have drop sensors to prevent falling off stairs or ledges. The Roomba 980 utilizes tangle-free brushless extractors; the 360 Eye has brush filled rotating bars. Since the bin is facing towards the dock, you’ll need to remove the robot from it to gain access to the bin. Consumers advise that you measure the… Continue reading Dyson 360 Eye review: Dyson’s first robot vacuum is good, but not quite good enough

Dyson 360 Eye review: Dyson’s first robot vacuum is good, but not quite good enough

However, the vacuum goes in ten-foot grid areas to cover the floor, ensuring it covers every possible square foot. If you have a complex floor plan or have a lot of furniture, the grids will get interrupted, and the robot will have to find a new route. The combination of a strong motor and high-tech… Continue reading Dyson 360 Eye review: Dyson’s first robot vacuum is good, but not quite good enough