Dyson 360 Vis Nav Robot Vacuum

Dyson 360 Vis Nav Review: Leading Power, Lagging Features

What We Loved

• Airflow (CFM)
  airflow which is similar to suction was also the highest on max power that we've ever tested and well above the average amount
• Auto-resume after recharge (robotic)
  does have recharge and resume so it will go back to the dock and recharge and do that as many times as needed
• Automatic suction adjustment (dirt sensing)
  auto mode which automatically adjusts the suction
• Brush roll design
  soft roller which is really rare for robot vacuums and really good for hard floorsstiff nylon bristles which are good for carpets
• Carpet deep clean performance
  it was also above averageit wasn't as much above average as I was hoping
• Cleaning performance on carpet
  genuinely amazing with everything from fine to extra-large debris
• Cleaning performance on hard floors
  genuinely amazing with everything from fine to extra-large debris
• Crevice‑cleaning effectiveness
  best score I've ever seeneffortlessly picked up debris from all of the crevices
• Customizing room cleaning behaviors
  some good scheduling and room options
• Dirt-detection sensor accuracy (robotic)
  internal dust sensora cool related feature is that in the app it shows a kind of heat map which highlights the places in which it detected more dirt and increased its power as a result
• Dust-bin capacity
  larger than average dust bin
• Dust-bin emptying
  very unique and hygienic way to empty its dust
• Filtration quality (HEPA rating, multi-stage)
  one of the best HEPA filtration systems I've seenHEPA filter itself can be washed and reused for the life of the vacuum
• Hair-wrap prevention / anti-tangle tech
  did very well with resisting longer hair
• No-go-zone / virtual-wall precision (robots)
  did have noo zones
• Pet-hair pickup efficiency
  pet hair pickup was great
• Scheduling feature
  some good scheduling and room options
• Suction power (air watts)
  extremely powerfultwice the suction power of any other Robot vacuumsuction power was by far the highest we've ever measured
• User interface/display clarity
  LED screen on the top with a push button action with lots of details and options for the robots functionality

Just Okay

• Battery runtime / Charging time
  battery efficiency was good even a little above averageone of the worst battery efficiency scores on record
• Edge-cleaning effectiveness
  at least as good as a side brush
• Side brush extension
  unique extending side duct which automatically redirects suction to clean edges

Needs Improvement

• algorithm based navigation
  algorithm and coverage were okay but definitely not great
• Auto empty Behavior
  does not have an auto empty bin
• Auto mopping station
  does not have an auto mopping station
• Coverage efficiency (how completely a robot covers a floor)
  algorithm and coverage were okay but definitely not greatin one run it did fairly well around the dining room table but in another run it seemed to skip that area altogether
• Mapping/navigation accuracy (robotics)
  initial mapping run took much longer than averageresulting map was not very good and kind of confusing
• Mobile-app functionality & reliability
  App was not as featur rich as other Flagship robot vacuumsunderwhelming
• Mopping performance (robotic or wet-dry)
  does not have mopping capability
• Obstacle & cliff avoidance (robots)
  doesn't have front mounted obstacle avoidance sensors for avoiding low or light objects

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What We Loved

• Airflow (CFM)
  a ton of airflow
• Carpet deep clean performance
  deep cleans exceptionally well
• Hair-wrap prevention / anti-tangle tech
  highly resistant to hair tangling
• Suction power (air watts)
  a ton of airflow and suction

Needs Improvement

• Mapping/navigation accuracy (robotics)
  navigates inefficiently
• Obstacle & cliff avoidance (robots)
  lacks many premium features like self-mping and small obstacle detection
• Price
  retails for over $1,000
• Self-cleaning mop function
  lacks many premium features like self-mping

Dyson 360 Vis Nav Review: Powerful Robot Vacuum Cleaner That Requires Patience

What We Loved

• Assembly and Setup
  it takes just a one click assembly and you're ready to go
• Cleaning path width
  includes more of the floor in one pass
• Docking/charging ease (robotic)
  the charging dock is as simple as it gets
• Dust-bin capacity
  and it held a lot of material
• Dust-bin emptying
  make it easy to access empty and return
• Edge-cleaning effectiveness
  excellent for doing corners and edges
• Filtration quality (HEPA rating, multi-stage)
  The Expelled air contains none of the nasties
• Fine-dust capture
  The Expelled air contains none of the nasties
• Mobile-app functionality & reliability
  it's pretty sparse but easy to use
• Suction-power feel (real-world)
  it has amazing suction power
• Threshold crossing ability
  can climb 21 millimeters
• Under-furniture clearance
  get under Furniture of 99 millimeters
• User interface/display clarity
  you can use the onboard button slash screen to operate the device that's pretty unique

Just Okay

• Battery runtime / Charging time
  you get between 10 and 12 possibly 13 minutes before you have to recharge for 90 minutes
• Mapping/navigation accuracy (robotics)
  navigation is nowhere near as polished as an ecovax or robo-rock
• Price
  it's 2399 Australian dollars so it's a big investment

Needs Improvement

• Self-emptying base
  doesn't have an auto empty station which I'd much prefer