"On Cyber Monday weekend, the price dropped from $629 to $399 which is a new all-time low for a model that still competes with Dyson's newest models. That discount is important because you're getting tech that was top-of-the-line just a few years ago, but now it's priced more like mid-range competitors that can't match its suction power, autonomy or build quality."
"You can switch between three different power settings on the V11 using a button on the handle and it lets you control how much battery life you give up for cleaning power. Auto mode uses sensors in the cleaner head to figure out what kind of floor it is and changes the suction automatically. It increases suction on carpets and decreases it on hard floors to save battery life while still cleaning well."
"The LCD screen on top of the vacuum shows you what power mode you're in, how much time is left until it runs out, and maintenance alerts when the filters need to be cleaned or there are blockages. This real-time feedback takes away the guesswork that comes with other cordless vacuums. You won't have to wonder if you have enough power to finish the room or if the loss of suction means a clog or just a full bin."
The Dyson V11 delivers 185 air watts of suction that improves cleaning performance on carpets and hard floors. A Cyber Monday price drop from $629 to $399 presents an all-time low, positioning the V11 competitively against newer models while offering previously top-tier technology at mid-range pricing. Three selectable power modes—Auto, Eco, and Boost—balance suction and battery life, with Auto using sensors to adjust between floor types and Eco extending runtime up to 60 minutes. An LCD reports mode, remaining runtime, and maintenance alerts. The Motorbar cleaner head uses a tangle-reducing brush bar to manage long hair and pet fur.
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