Dyson's PencilVac Stick Vacuum Finally Hits US Shelves, Priced at $600
The wait is over for those eager to get their hands on Dyson's latest innovation: the PencilVac stick vacuum. After months of anticipation, this sleek and slim device has officially landed in US stores, carrying a hefty price tag of $600.
Weighing nearly four pounds, the PencilVac boasts an impressive diameter throughout its entire length, making it easy to grip and maneuver – particularly when cleaning overhead areas. Its slender design is made possible by a compact motor that can be nestled within the shaft, giving this vacuum a remarkably svelte appearance.
While the PencilVac doesn't come with a bulky body, there are several attachments available that add some bulk, including the conical brush bar cleaner head and the Fluffycones cleaner head. The latter features four cones in two rotating brush bars to tackle long hair effectively while preventing tangles around the brush bar. Additionally, both heads have lights at each end for illuminating dust particles.
One of the standout features of the PencilVac is its battery life, which lasts approximately an hour when paired with a swappable battery pack and magnetic charging dock. Users can also monitor battery life and adjust settings through Dyson's MyDyson app, which displays crucial information on the LCD screen at the top of the handle.
Those who have had hands-on experience with the PencilVac last year were left impressed by its performance. Despite its diminutive size, the motor packs a punch that delivers excellent suction power. With an upfront price of $600, this vacuum is undoubtedly a premium product. However, for those willing to invest in top-tier cleaning technology and have the budget to spare, the PencilVac could prove to be a worthwhile addition to their home cleaning arsenal.
The wait is over for those eager to get their hands on Dyson's latest innovation: the PencilVac stick vacuum. After months of anticipation, this sleek and slim device has officially landed in US stores, carrying a hefty price tag of $600.
Weighing nearly four pounds, the PencilVac boasts an impressive diameter throughout its entire length, making it easy to grip and maneuver – particularly when cleaning overhead areas. Its slender design is made possible by a compact motor that can be nestled within the shaft, giving this vacuum a remarkably svelte appearance.
While the PencilVac doesn't come with a bulky body, there are several attachments available that add some bulk, including the conical brush bar cleaner head and the Fluffycones cleaner head. The latter features four cones in two rotating brush bars to tackle long hair effectively while preventing tangles around the brush bar. Additionally, both heads have lights at each end for illuminating dust particles.
One of the standout features of the PencilVac is its battery life, which lasts approximately an hour when paired with a swappable battery pack and magnetic charging dock. Users can also monitor battery life and adjust settings through Dyson's MyDyson app, which displays crucial information on the LCD screen at the top of the handle.
Those who have had hands-on experience with the PencilVac last year were left impressed by its performance. Despite its diminutive size, the motor packs a punch that delivers excellent suction power. With an upfront price of $600, this vacuum is undoubtedly a premium product. However, for those willing to invest in top-tier cleaning technology and have the budget to spare, the PencilVac could prove to be a worthwhile addition to their home cleaning arsenal.
, considering how long we've been waiting... but hey at least it's finally here! 
$600 is a pretty penny tho, I wonder if it's worth the investment 
my friend just got the cordless one from Dyson 2 years ago and I'm still using that thing like it's new 
. I mean, I get it, it's a premium product and all that jazz, but come on! You're paying for the name, not just the tech 
. I had my doubts about this thing when I first heard about it, but now that it's out... I'm still not convinced 
. The suction power sounds good, I guess, but is it really worth giving up a chunk of your paycheck? 
it picks up dirt & dust like a pro 
It sounds like a great concept, but for most people, it'll just collect dust (pun intended) in their closet. And don't even get me started on the attachments – $50 extra for a cone-shaped brush? No thanks! 
Their stats show that the top three reasons people want these extras are: reducing hair tangles (75%), removing pet hair (55%), and deep cleaning hardwood floors (40%) 
The numbers also show that this vacuum is outselling its competitors by a factor of 2:1 in the premium stick vacuum market 
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. I guess if you're a cleaning snob like me who's always on the lookout for top-notch vacuums, then this might be the one for you 
. But honestly, can't they just make it more affordable? Or better yet, offer some discounts for people who pre-order or buy in bulk? That'd be a win-win! 
. The attachments do seem handy though, especially for tackling long hair 
. Battery life is also pretty decent, so that's a plus 
. Maybe it'll be one of those gadgets where you're like "oh yeah, I needed this" 
I mean who wouldn't want a premium product like that in their home?!? 
I mean, have you ever tried takoyaki? 
It's like little balls of crispy goodness with octopus inside and it's literally addictive 
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The price tag might be a bit steep at $600, but I think it's worth it for the sleek design and impressive features like the battery life that lasts an hour 
I'm SO stoked that the PencilVac has finally hit US shelves! 
And don't even get me started on those attachments - the Fluffycones cleaner head is giving me LIFE! 
At $600, it's definitely a splurge, but if you're looking for top-notch cleaning power, I say go for it! 
I guess if you really need something like this for a big house or a lot of pets, maybe it's worth it but for normal people like me, I'd rather save up and get one used or wait till they come down in price