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Question: DC35 Price The Dyson website has this vacuum for $263.00. Retail lists for 329.99. Really surprised that Amazon is more than Dyson. Would like to buy from my favorite store, but it will cost me more. Why?
Document: My entire house has hardwood floors except for my dining room. I have a 4 year old full size Dyson vacuum that I have been using, but it is pretty big just to use for one room. I have been wanting a Dyson that would be small and easy to store.The Dyson DC35 Animal Digital Slim Cordless Vacuum is such a great size! It is thin, light-weight, and hangs on the wall when not in use. The suction is amazing.
It's worth the cost, but it's not a need. If I could only afford one Dyson, I would choose a regular size model due to the price of this one. If it was lower, I would heartily recommend this to replace any other handheld or cordless vacs you already own.
Still, I would like the option. Longer term use leads to your forearm getting pretty tired from squeezing. I imagine this could be an issue for some. I ended up switching hands when using it for longer stretches, which is fine but should not be necessary. Dyson just trust us not to leaving the thing running while its not needed. Also, the cost. This vacuum, like most Dysons, is pretty darn expensive.
I have purchased many Dyson products and this is one I would never buy again. I purchased it "refurbished" from Dyson via Amazon. The wand was broken when I received it. They wanted to charge me for a new one and it took 10 days to receive it. Not long after I started having issues with it running for a few minutes and stopping. Dyson has sent me two new batteries, and new main body assembly. Nothing has worked.
Perfect vacum for my little house and camper battery is better then I expected I would buy this again but price is alittle high.
Risk with any battery operated rechargeable item is the battery. You never know how long it is going to last. Read reviews on anything rechargeable and 90% of negatives are usually about battery life.In researching the Dyson, could not find any info on proper battery maintenance. Not even on Dyson's website. Could I constant charge it or do I have repeatedly unplug it when fully charged and risk having a less than fully charged machine when I really needed it? The latter would be a pain !!!.
A 6 min vacuum is not worth their usual full retail price.
However, if the electrical outlet is not in sight, then it's hard to tell the charge status. Why not make it on the vacuum itself? There is a light on it already that indicates when the power is about to run out. It would be more useful if the charge status light were thereOverall, I really like this tool and will use it often. However, I want to note the following:1) My hand does get fatigued after holding it for about 4 minutes straight.
However, its rather steep price is a major deterrent for a wider adoption. I still have my older "regular" handheld vacuum cleaner, and in terms of effectiveness I don't find it much inferior to the Dyson one. If don't feel like splurging on a vacuum cleaner then I'd recommend you look into many of the sub-$100 vacuums that are available out there. However, if you want to get the best that's available then you will not go wrong by buying this little vacuuming monster.
I would prefer an ON switch, but I truly do not mind that it does not have one.Yes, cost definitely should be taken into consideration when buying, but I do believe Dyson is top of the line and I have not had any problems with the other 2 Dysons I own. And, it looks attractive which is also important to me and it does not take up much space.
Answer: What's the difference between this and the DC35 "non animal" version?  This one costs more but the only thing I see is a special brush???