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British flagship. 360-degree fisheye camera mapping, twin-channel digital motor suction. No self-empty dock and no mop function at this price.
Buy only if you specifically want a Dyson — premium price without the self-empty dock or mop function the others have at lower prices.
The Dyson 360 Vis Nav is the British flagship and the most expensive unit in this comparison, with 360-degree fisheye camera mapping, twin-channel suction powered by Dyson's digital motor, and app-controlled spot cleaning. The suction itself is genuinely strong — the Dyson digital motor heritage shows in raw pickup performance. The honest weaknesses are why most reviewers don't recommend it as the default: at this price point there is no self-empty dock (you empty the 0.33 L bin manually after every run), no mop function at all, and runtime is rated at roughly 50 minutes per charge so a typical multi-room home needs a mid-cycle recharge. The package is a generation behind Roborock and Roomba on dock automation despite costing more — buy only if you specifically want a Dyson and accept the trade.
Pros
- Twin-channel digital-motor suction is class-leading raw pickup
- 360-degree fisheye camera maps low-light rooms well
- Dyson app integrates with MyDyson ecosystem
- Build quality and engineering pedigree are visible
Cons
- No self-empty dock at flagship price
- No mop function and 50-minute runtime requires mid-cycle recharge
Dyson 360 Vis Nav Review: Leading Power, Lagging Features
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