Dyson 360 Eye

usability, design

80% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Quiet operation ; App is easy to use ; Compact width

Not the most thorough clean ; Tall height

The 360 Eye is a great first attempt at a robotic vacuum cleaner from Dyson. It delivers the same exceptional build quality we’ve come to expect from the brand, and looks set to be a significant competitor to iRobot’s Roomba line. It’s got a couple of...

Great cleaning for a robot ; Small footprint

Navigation isn't class leading ; Feels overpriced ; No spot cleaning mode

Impressive suction power results in superb cleaning ability ; Straightforward controls - physical / in app / Alexa voice ; Capable tank tracks help avoid obstacles being a problem

Often has to return to dock during cleans ; Not immune from geting stuck ; Tall - so won't fit under everything ; Small dustbin

A pricey robo-vac, but there's a reason for that: Dyson's second-gen automated cleaner has super power - whether on carpet, wood or otherwise - that helps it stand out from the crowd.

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

The Dyson 360 Eye is pricey, there is no denying that, especially against the competition. Its £799 asking price is more than most other robo-vacs. However, it's markedly better than its competition so, pound for pound, we believe it's worth it.

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.

Unrivalled cleaning power ; Seriously smart navigation ; It’s got frickin’ tank tracks

Expensive ; You’ve still got to clean around it

Dyson has done it again. The 360 Eye is the new king of robot vacs.

With impressive cleaning power, a simple to set up and use interface, and a promising mobile app, the Dyson 360 Eye redefines the robotic vacuum space and fulfills Dyson’s ideal of being a great vacuum first and a robotic device second.

Small, might get to some spots wider vacuums could miss ; Wheel design helps it handle tougher terrains ; It's smart and sees the whole room ; It’s a good vacuum

Needs more forward-leaning Wi-Fi support ; Battery life and cleaning cycles are too short ; App seems geared toward an international market

Dyson's late entry in the U.S. robotic vacuum market is an impressively intelligent cleaner, but could use a bit of tech polish.