Dyson
Dyson 360 Vis Nav™ robot vacuum, full-width brush, designed for all floor types (Blue/Nickel)
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| Cleaning modes | Vacuum only — no mop |
|---|---|
| Brush | Full-width brush bar |
| Filtration | Sealed HEPA filtration |
| Coverage | No strip left along walls |
Pros & cons
Pros
- Full-width brush bar covers the whole base, leaving no strip along walls
- Powerful suction paired with Dyson's sealed HEPA filtration
- Build quality reflects Dyson's engineering reputation
Cons
- No mop function; it vacuums only
- Focuses on suction, coverage and filtration rather than the all-in-one versatility of the mop-and-dock models
Skip it if
Skip it if you need a mop as well as a vacuum, or want an all-in-one station — this Dyson concentrates on suction, coverage and sealed filtration.
How we assessed it
We synthesized this
The Dyson 360 Vis Nav is built around one job done thoroughly: vacuuming. Its full-width brush bar spans the whole base, so it reaches right to the skirting and leaves no unswept strip along walls — the gap many round robots miss. Strong suction pairs with Dyson's sealed HEPA filtration, which traps fine dust rather than letting it bypass the filter, and the build reflects the brand's engineering reputation. It's the pick if clean floors and clean air matter more to you than gadget breadth.
The trade-off is deliberate: this is a vacuum only, with no mop and no all-in-one station. If you want mopping or a self-emptying dock, a mop-and-dock robot fits better. Our read is a synthesis of Dyson's documented design and reputation rather than a hands-on cleaning test — see how we test.