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The V12 Detect Slim is praised for outstanding handling, combining a lighter frame with compact dimensions to offer flagship-level cleaning in a body that feels easier to maneuver than larger Dysons.
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The V12’s laser cleaner head shines a green beam across hard floors to reveal dust and pet hair that would otherwise be hard to see, helping users target dirt more precisely.
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Reviewers often describe the V12 Detect Slim as one of their favorite cordless vacuums thanks to its balance of cleaning power, light weight and everyday usability.
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Weighing less than the V8 Absolute in handheld form, the V12 stands out as one of the lightest full-size Dysons, making it a top pick for users who prioritize low weight.
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The V12 Detect Slim typically includes a rich toolkit, with multiple above-floor tools, a torque screw head, and a redesigned crevice tool that together give it more versatility than older V-series models.
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A single power button and an LCD that shows particle counts and status make the V12’s controls straightforward while still giving more feedback than basic sticks.
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The V12 is repeatedly grouped among the best Dyson options on hard floors, using the newer slim roller design to pick up fine surface dust efficiently.
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With its torque screw tool and expanded attachment set, the V12 performs very well on upholstery and other above-floor areas, functioning effectively as a lightweight handheld.
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While still a premium cordless and one of the best-value Dysons for its strong cleaning and ergonomics, its price can look less compelling next to rivals like the Tineco Pure One Station that bundle an auto-empty station for roughly the same cost.
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In testing it handles everyday pet hair on floors and upholstery well with its motor bar and hair screw tools, making it a good fit for typical pet households despite its smaller size.
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On its lowest suction setting the V12 Detect Slim can run for close to an hour, giving enough runtime for most small and mid-size homes as long as you reserve higher power modes for tougher spots.