Enhancing its cleaning capabilities is the bar brush, which extends almost edge to edge under the robot for a wider cleaning footprint and potentially quicker cleaning. The bar brush combines different Dyson brush technologies to handle various surfaces effectively, including hard bristles for deep cleaning carpets, a soft roller for hard floors, and anti-static carbon fiber filaments to prevent dust from clinging to the brush or hard floors.
The Dyson 360 Vis Nav offers four cleaning modes: Auto for optimized and dynamic cleaning, Quick for spot cleans, Quiet for a noise-free cleaning experience, and Boost for a deeper clean. It provides up to 50 minutes of battery life on a full charge, with a shorter duration in Boost mode.
Priced at AU$2,399 (approximately $1,599 / £1,285), the Dyson 360 Vis Nav may be beyond the reach of some potential customers, positioning it as a premium offering in the market. While it lacks mopping and self-emptying features, Dyson assures users that future firmware updates will be available to enhance the device’s functionality. The company’s commitment to ongoing innovation is demonstrated by their customer service representatives in Australia, who are prepared to mail USB sticks with updates to customers.
