🔌 Dyson Cordless Stick Vacuum Cleaner Soft Roller Cleaner Head - iSingo Upgrade, Compatible with V7 V8 V10/SV12, V11, 966489-04 Review

I love that it has front lighting which my original Dyson v10 Cyclone Soft Roller didn't have. I also like that it comes with a small plastic tool for removing lumps and other things stuck in the roller. I got it today but it seems to be working very well. It's a lot heavier than the original Dyson scooter, but that's not a problem. Maybe that's a plus because it's very well done.

I did not rate this for hardwood floors as I have just installed luxury vinyl plank floors. The manufacturer's recommendation was not to use an impact brush, so I bought this Dyson Soft Roller. It does the job! I highly recommend it. I have two dogs so I have to vacuum every day. I've been using this video for about a month and I can't get enough of it. It handles dirt, dog hair, small rocks (yes! I have a dog that brings them in every day) and everyday junk that comes from simply living in…

I like LED lights, all vacuum cleaners should have them. It highlights hair, dust, and things you don't normally see. The swivel head is great. I don't feel like it has the same gripping power as a regular bristle head. But I think that's to be expected. Hair is wrapped around the wheels, causing them to start dragging. But there is a tool that helps to solve this problem (or at least I think it is for this purpose). It doesn't happen that often. I have a new LVP floor and I need to avoid using

I was pleased to find a very reasonably priced product that should do wonders for hardwood floors and carpeting. A bead of adhesive came off on both hardwood and carpet within the first 10 minutes of use. As for the carpet cleaning results, even after continuously cleaning the same area, there were still lint and wool on the carpet. As you can see in the video, the vacuum can lift the surface when you push it away. When it's pulled back, it wobbles and lets the surface up and down, resulting in

I love my Dyson, but I'm disappointed that the OEM floorhead that comes with it doesn't pick up as big chunks as Cheerios. You either have to pick them up manually or shred them and pick up the pieces, which really defeats the purpose. After paying $800 for a vacuum cleaner, I couldn't bring myself to pay another $100 for a Dyson brand fluffy head, so I got this copy. As others have pointed out, the attachment is very pivotable, but not that difficult to control. He collects whole Cheerios (and