The Dyson V10 remains a strong all-round cordless cleaner with sealed filtration, good tools, and excellent cleaning, offering Dyson performance at a much lower price than newer flagships if you can accept its older feature set and modest runtime.
Like other Dyson sticks of its era, the V10 uses a fully sealed design and effective filtration so that dust and fine debris stay in the bin rather than leaking back into the room air.
Even years after launch, the V10 continues to pull pet hair and debris from carpets effectively, needing only a few passes to leave most rugs looking freshly cleaned.
Maintenance is simple, with a washable filter and bin components that are easy to access, keeping ongoing ownership costs and upkeep demands low compared with many competitors.
This review notes that despite lacking the newest Dyson features, the V10 still delivers strong overall cleaning in the nineties and remains a fantastic stick vacuum for buyers who want Dyson performance in an older, simpler design.
Runtime on the lowest power mode falls under 50 minutes in recent tests, putting the V10 on the shorter side for battery life compared with more modern cordless vacuums.