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Dyson DC25 Ball All-Floors Upright Vacuum Cleaner | 
| Brand: Dyson
Category: Kitchen
Buy New: $399.95
as of 9/9/2010 01:20:16 EDT details
New (10) Used (3) Refurbished (2) from $349.99
Rating:  270 reviews
Sales Rank: 350
Color: Iron/Yellow
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 32
Dimensions (in): 11.7 x 11.4 x 38.9
MPN: DC25AllFloors
Model: DC25 All Floors
UPC: 879957001701
EAN: 0879957001701
ASIN: B0014E3GM0
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Upright vacuum cleaner with Dyson Ball technology for smooth steering | | • | Root Cyclone technology ensures no clogging or loss of suction | | • | Effective for all floor types; motorized brushbar; Telescope Reach wand | | • | HEPA filter; certified asthma friendly; hygienic dust bin; on-board tools | | • | Measures 12-1/5 by 15-2/5 by 42-2/5 inches; 5-year parts-and-labor warranty |
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Product Description
Dyson DC25 includes a motorized brushbar, fingertip controls, and the ball technology for easy vacuuming. Includes no hidden costs and a five year warranty.
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| Customer Reviews:
Showing reviews 1-5 of 270
 Love this vaccum September 6, 2010
G
I love this vaccum! Prior to this vaccum I had a Kirby for 12 years. It was time for a new vaccum. I love the way I can maneuver this vaccum. I mostly have hard floors and I wanted a vaccum easy to use. I use it almost every day. I hardly ever use the broom any more. The canister is extremely easy to remove to empty! Very smart! It transitions very easily from hard floor to carpet by pushing a button, even while it's moving!
Never had a vacuum that has lasted this long Dyson DC07 September 4, 2010
Canelle
I've owned the DC07 for about 4 years now. It's still going strong despite the abuse my family and I put it through.
We are a family of four with three cats. We all have long hair (including our cats) I have to say that every other vacuum I have owned has broken down within a year except this one. Brand name, no name, high end, you name it over the past 20 years I have almost always had to buy a new one or repair every year.
The only problem I have with it is the fact that the long handle stays in the unit and it is just the floppy hose that comes out. I can't find an extender for it either so doing the kitchen floor is a pain as I have to basically get down on my knees to do it.
I'd love to buy a new one but this one still operates the way it did when I first got it. Maybe when my son moves out I will give it to him and buy a new one for myself.
 wake up. know what you are doing. Emporer has no clothes. September 3, 2010
Ronnie Smith (charlotte)
This is my second shot at the review as amazon rejected my earlier review. Before I go any further I dont understand why amazon entertains people to review a different product like DC07 or DC14 when people are here to know and buy a DC 25.
As for the review itself, I am not very sure if this vaccum deserves so many rave reviews. It felt like a regular vaccum to me. After reading hundreds of positive comments about the extra-ordinary suction power this machine has I was disappointed to know that it has just average suction. This vaccum cannot pick up objects like cheerios, peanuts from bare floor if the brush head is turned off ( which should be turned off on bare floor). Not that I use a $500 vaccum to pick up peanuts, I just wanted to test out its suction power. You can go to youtubedotcom and search for " dyson dc 25 vs swiffer " to compare this machine's suction power on bare floor.
On carpet it did a good job but my carpet did not look fluffy enough, as it does have any height adjustment feature.
Now to compare this vaccum with the generic vaccums, I bought a Bissell Powerforce and a Bissell powerforce turbo vaccums from walmart. Both of them did a terrific job on my carpets ( better than dyson) but were not that good on barefloor. Bissel vaccum cleaners were able to suck out dirt after I vaccumed with dyson and also the carpet felt and looked very fluffy unlike when I used just the dyson.
I think dyson may be durable long term but when I got a vaccum cleaner for less than 50 bucks which does a job equally well or even better I dont see any reason why I should own a dyson and spend a fortune. Some one was mentioning that they saw a link at dysons website to buy various parts and accessories. I found the same for the two bissell products I mentioned here. I am not a Bissell employee or get any credit or money to write this review. I just want people to know what they are getting into before splurging insane amounts of $$$$$$$
 DC 25 Dyson Ball September 2, 2010
Ian (Waynesboro, Georgia, United States)
This thing is nowhere near the machine my old DC07 was. Incredibly short cord, heavy, the ball is a bunch of hype and a marketing tool, and the wand and attachments are difficult to extract, attach, and use. I guess this is progress. However, it does clean like a Dyson should. Powerful suction. At least they could add another 10' to the cord. This one barely covers a large room with the cord routed around furniture, etc. My advice..... for the money, don't bother.
Great Vacuum August 24, 2010
J. Singh (New Jersey)
Excellent Vacuum. Lives up to all the hype and expectations ! Sucked up stuff from carpets that we didn't even know existed or could even be sucked out :-) Had a couple of Hoover bagless windtunnels prior to this. Very easy to maneuver and feels very lightweight (although = 16 lbs) - partly because of the ball making it turn on a dime and go places where no other vacuum has gone before. Easy to assemble out of the box (I didn't even read the manual in haste - am the kind that likes to constantly challenge my intuition). Great to look at ! (its part of the NY MoMA collection after all). Really like the ease with which the roller brush comes off for cleaning.
Purchased it from Amaazon @ 20% off MSRP.
Extremely proud and happy with the purchase. Wife is extremely impressed (for a change ;-) and considers me still capable of taking sane decisions. It was a surprise for her - and she just loves it.
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