Dyson's 360 Eye robot vacuum systematically maps out floors, has a simple companion app for remote access, and is powerful enough to collect a lot of unwanted dirt and grime
It costs $999/£800 and didn't perform as well as the similarly app-enabled $700 Neato Botvac Connected or the $900 iRobot Roomba 980
The 360 Eye by Dyson is a very good robot vacuum, but competitors offer similar features and better performance for less...
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Published: 2016-07-27, Author: Jonathan , review by: reviewed.com
Abstract: Dyson has been working on a robot vacuum for nearly two decades. The Dyson 360 Eye (MSRP $999) is the result of all that research and testing, and it's finally on sale in the U.S. That means it's time to cut through the marketing hype and put the 360 Eye...
It really does clean well, sucking up loads of dust and dirt from carpets, far more than any competing robot vacuum cleaner. It's enough to take a good chunk of the vacuuming load off of your hands,
I may well be an isolated case, but the app simply has too many problems to recommend. And though it's a thorough cleaner in action, it takes a very long time to do the job, so isn't best suited for switching on while you're also indoors. A spot cleaning
Having read other critics' reviews of the Dyson 360 Eye, it seems few have had quite as testing a time with the app as I have had. If my experience proves to be an unlucky fluke, I'd be able to recommend the robot vacuum cleaner more whole heartedly.As it...
As this is Dyson, the Eye 360 certainly isn't cheap. At £800, it's very expensive, particularly as you'll still need a regular vacuum cleaner (see the Expert Reviews guide to the best vacuum cleaners to buy) to finish off the bits the 360 Eye didn't manage...
Published: 2016-07-07, Author: Stuart , review by: pocket-lint.com
Powerful cleaner, small enough to get into tight spaces, accompanying app makes for easy setup, future software updates get automatically added, day scheduling
Height means it won't fit under every thing (like low radiators), you'll need to remember to empty the dust bin, no way to restricting to a room unless you close the door
Some 16-years in the making, Dyson has concentrated on making a robotic vacuum cleaner that is a cleaner first and a robot second. But for all its good the 360 Eye is pricey. Its £799 asking price is more than most other robo-vacs. However, it's ma...
It takes a bit of work to get the best of out the Dyson 360 Eye. You'll have to set up its dock just right, remove any substantial chunks of debris from its cleaning area and are best off out of your home when it's on the move. Oh, and don't forget you'll...
Fantastic 'fire and forget' vacuum, Powerful and picks up plenty of dust, A great time saver
Incredibly expensive
As this is Dyson, the Eye 360 certainly isn't cheap. At £800, it's very expensive, particularly as you'll still need a regular vacuum cleaner (see the Expert Reviews guide to the best vacuum cleaners to buy) to finish off the bits the 360 Eye didn't manag...
Outstanding cleaning, Methodical navigation, Small footprint, Discreet dock
Too tall for some furniture, Can't control cleaning zones, Spotty app reliability
Dyson 360 Eye – Performance This is where the 360 Eye truly shines. It's the first robot vacuum cleaner to use the cyclone technology for which Dyson is famous. And while it uses one of Dyson's older "digital motors" – the 360 Eye has a V2 motor vs the V8...
Published: 2016-06-01, Author: Samuel , review by: theguardian.com
Abstract: In-home robots to help with everything from cooking and cleaning to childcare and companionship have been the stuff of sci-fi for decades. But, with the unveiling this week of the Wall-E-like Asus Zenbo, this is the year that science-fiction could turn in...
