Assembly. my only issue, which I don't know if it's designed that way, is that the rod is loose at the joint with the bucket

So after a month of using it, I am absolutely satisfied. The vacuum does what it promises. It may be expensive but it is of high quality, it is powerful, the filters are easily cleaned and it empties very easily. Five stars from me. I will update in a few months.

We have two pets, a cat and a Malinois, which has horse-like hair and leaves hair everywhere it goes. One of the rugs always had the dog's hair on it, which wouldn't come off no matter what I tried (conventional vacuum and robot vacuum). The only thing that somewhat worked was the sticky roller, which I had to go over several times and needed more than half a roll to clean it completely.

This vacuum, with just one pass, picked up ALL the hairs and any dust that was there, to the point where I couldn't believe what it collected. Note that the robot vacuum runs daily and once a week I also used the conventional vacuum.

The laser it has will make you obsessive. You just can't imagine what's on the floor, which at first glance looks clean.
In 15 minutes I cleaned the whole 100-square-meter house (including the rugs) and used up 60% of the battery. With the rest, I have enough to do all the sofas too.

If you have animals (with hair) at home, just don't think about it. Get it yesterday.

The rating does not concern the vacuum cleaner, it concerns the representative Damkalidis who, even though it was under warranty, was asking for €50 just to blow it (cleaning). You can understand, therefore, that if you get involved with this particular person and go out of warranty, you will pay for it again. Note that he was charging us €40 for a small gasket until we proved to him that we were under warranty….

I liked
-The operation with the laser is truly impressive as it detects dust and dirt you wouldn't even imagine existed.
- It does not scratch the parquet
- It has a special head for carpets and rugs
I didn't like
-For a large house, it is not the ideal choice, because on the one hand after 40-45 minutes it needs charging and on the other hand the width of the cleaning head is small. For an apartment of maximum 100-120 square meters it might be a good choice
- I don't think at the end of the day it's worth the money, but I don't have a point of comparison from other cheaper stick vacuums to be able to compare

It is clearly the Ferrari of stick vacuums! Aftermarket, you can find countless accessories, even a trigger adapter for continuous use without pressing the button. Although this feature is intentionally left out so the battery isn't wasted unnecessarily, which in auto mode lasts comfortably for 45 minutes.

Meticulous maintenance is needed for cleaning; if it collects hair etc. in the chamber, it stops working and shows you on the screen what to clean. Yes, Dysons are expensive, maybe overrated, but after these (especially after the V15 model), it's chaos :-)

If I have to find a disadvantage, it's that it doesn't stand upright on the floor and it's relatively heavy.

After almost two years of use, despite the fact that it hasn't shown any problems, I consider it quite overrated and very expensive for the quality you get. The feeling it leaves you with is that it won't last a third year... all the fittings are plastic and not of good quality, when you vacuum more intensely you can hear it creaking... also when you wash the filter you have to wait 1-2 days to use it again unless you have bought a second one. The battery barely lasts for a 120sqm house... on the positive side, the nozzle for carpets is really impressive with what it picks up, but again it gives you the feeling that after five carpets it will break...

Good overall, but for so much money it has some issues.
1) Its pile is very low and it doesn't pick up even simple crumbs from, say, a bagel. Whereas a Ronshon I had for half the price didn't have such problems.
2) It has a button - push to work. So you have to hold the trigger the whole time you're vacuuming and it's tiring, your hand gets sore. I put a rubber band there to keep it in place. Shame for so much money.
3) It's heavy.
4) Overall I wasn't thrilled, with half the money you can get an equally good vacuum from another company.
This one just has the hype and the name. Another time we fell for it and paid the price.
The extremely good thing it has is the laser so you can see where the dust is, but honestly, it's better not to see where it is because the floor always looks dirty.
That's it. 7/10 overall

It is a bit heavier than I expected, but nevertheless, it is an excellent vacuum cleaner that you enjoy using!

Simply excellent. It struggles a bit with very fine powders because it clogs the filter and needs regular cleaning. For home use, it is just what you need.

Love it! The green ligth is fantastic. Did'nt knew there was so much invisible dirt on the floors before.

After about 2 months, I can say that we are very satisfied with the purchase of the V15 Detect.

A 70sqm apartment with 2 dogs is cleaned better and faster compared to the conventional vacuum we had (a very decent AEG). It is somewhat heavy, but I don't think it's a problem, especially since you hold it and "drive" it on the floor without supporting its weight. The attachment for floors with the laser does an excellent job of showing you spots you haven't covered; it's not just for appearance as I initially thought. We also got the special attachment for pet hair removal, which has been a game changer for us (especially for sofas).

Expensive but does the job, recommended.

The only downside is that it is a bit heavy and tiring. Also, the attachment that allows you to reach places like under the bed is not included and you have to buy it

Incredible ease of cleaning the house. Quick cleaning, powerful vacuum, super easy bin emptying, and a battery that never runs out.
Well done, it's worth the money you spend, you enjoy using it.

After a week of use, it is really top for its category. It competes almost equally with the Premium conventional ones. As a construction, it is of very high quality. In my opinion, if you do not have a decent conventional one, it is a perfect choice. If you have a Premium conventional, prefer a more economical model or perhaps another brand. Its negatives are its weight and the lack of an option for continuous operation without using the trigger. I emphasize again that it is completely unnecessary as an expense if someone has a top conventional. They should look into other models or other brands in the range of 300 euros

I had been used to Kirby my whole life!
I moved to a maisonette and needed something lightweight and cordless for convenience on the stairs.
The best for wooden/laminate floors and does a pretty good job on carpets.

It saved me!

Incredible vacuum cleaner. Personally, I was impressed by the light it has on one head, which helps you locate the accumulation of dust on the tiles. I highly recommend it.

The vacuum cleaner is amazing. You can see even the tiniest speck of dust. It is quite light, but not so much that I can hold it continuously with one hand. The bin empties very easily and its attachments are quite good!

Okay guys, we're talking about something else.. I was considering it because of the price, but I took the plunge and I wouldn't change it for anything..!!

I have no words, just before this I was doing whatever I could. the best investment I have made for the house

It was used minimally (2-3 weeks) and from the third use, the trigger had a problem. It worked intermittently and didn't always catch. It was sent back with a warranty and there was no response after 3 weeks. However, Skroutz handled the issue excellently by replacing it themselves. Eventually, the order was canceled and the product was returned.
The product has a significant value. For such money, you expect something of quality and not something that breaks within a month. Reading other comments online, the issue with the switch (trigger) is known in Dyson (and other models).
As a device, it doesn't give you a sense of durability.
The weight is moderate.
It doesn't come close to the power of the Miele we have.

I am completely satisfied with it. I bought it 3 months ago and up until now I have been using it easily. the outcomes is wonderful. I have a particularly hairy dog. each time I vacuum the carpets, the hairs removed fill almost the entire tank, while my previous cleaner extracted less than half this quantity. you get used to the weight very easily. the battery is enough for my house (75 square meters) when I clean it myself. when the cleaning lady uses it (move couches and clean thoroughly everything) it will need recharging at some point. worth every last penny

I believe that for the housewife who wants a daily cleaning just "for appearances' sake," it's okay... more or less. For the housewife who wants and is used to using a handheld vacuum for lighter tasks like cleaning corners of cushions, curtains, behind the fridge, and generally in narrower spaces, a traditional electric vacuum cleaner is preferable. The one that stands on its own wherever you put it... Dyson needs either to lean against a wall or have its support. Also, it's not as powerful as it seems, even in its turbo mode.

I have been using it for 5 months. The light it has is very good and it can see small dust particles easily, making it easy to clean at night. We have a cat, so there is litter everywhere and it collects it easily, as well as the hair. I only use it on turbo mode and in 14 minutes of use, it has cleaned 120 sqm of the house. Of course, we also have a lot of furniture and things, so the 120 sqm is not realistic. Anyway, it is worth its money, it is the best at collecting dust. It is heavy for a woman, it is heavy and your hand hurts after 15-20 minutes of continuous use, but it is unbeatable

The 4/5 stars are clear because it is the most powerful of all stick vacuums and has satisfactory build quality. Personally, it is not value for money because it is not as powerful as I expected, as I had to buy the Dyson base separately to support it and have it ready for use, otherwise you have to break it down and have it on charge (how will you support it and have it permanently on charge???). Also, the green laser light at the bottom is a positive feature as it reveals dirt.

It is one of those purchases that will change your everyday life. You will enjoy vacuuming almost daily. It is lightweight and the battery definitely lasts for a 100 sqm house. Due to the fact that the dustbin gets emptied almost magically and because you don't need to unravel and gather the cord for the socket, you will want to vacuum at the slightest opportunity. It is also much quieter compared to conventional vacuums and the laser makes you want to vacuum with the lights off. Finally, almost the entire vacuum is washable or can be cleaned with a damp cloth. Recently, I also used the attachment for mattresses and was amazed at how much dust it sucked from the mattress and the couch. I have been using it for 9 months now and it has not shown any problems.

Home with two golden retrievers and a long-haired cat. This is not a vacuum cleaner, if it were a person it would be Iron Man. It's worth every euro, it cleans carpets with a stroke, it's the conqueror of hair, I have never seen such a machine and it collects dust incredibly. If you have pets, don't even think about it for a second, I am now happy to use a vacuum cleaner.
The second photo is the carpet with one pass, only in one direction. I'm saved!