Discover Dyson’s Latest: V8 Cyclone, V16 Piston Animal & HushJet Purifier
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– Dyson announced a major expansion of its product lineup, including new floor cleaners and air treatment appliances at IFA Berlin.
– The HushJet Purifier Compact HJ10 air purifier will be available by the end of this month for $350, while all other products are set for release in 2026.
– The updated Dyson V8 Cyclone vacuum offers 30% more suction power, double the runtime, and features like a triggerless button and self-emptying docking station.
– The new Dyson V16 Piston Animal vacuum includes advanced features such as floor-type sensing, LED illumination, and a wet roller head with 315 air watts of power.
– Dyson introduced the Clean+Wash Hygiene, a filter-free wet and dry floor cleaner that keeps debris enclosed in the cleaner head.
Dyson has unveiled a major expansion of its product lineup, introducing several innovative floor care and air treatment solutions that promise to redefine home cleaning and air purification. The announcements, made at IFA Berlin, include both updates to classic models and entirely new devices, signaling a significant step forward in the brand’s commitment to performance and convenience.
Among the most anticipated releases is the Dyson V8 Cyclone, a modern reinterpretation of the beloved 2016 V8 cordless vacuum. This updated model delivers a substantial boost in performance, offering 30 percent more suction power at 150 air watts and doubling the run time to a full hour. It also introduces a triggerless power button and includes a self-emptying docking station, bringing this fan-favorite model in line with contemporary user expectations.
Another standout is the Dyson V16 Piston Animal, a new cordless stick vacuum equipped with the brand’s latest motor technology. It generates an impressive 315 air watts and provides up to 70 minutes of cleaning time. Its intelligent All Floor Cones Sense cleaner head automatically detects floor surfaces and adjusts suction and brush speed for optimal results. The inclusion of LED lighting helps illuminate hidden debris, while an updated wet roller head, the Submarine 2.0, enhances its versatility. A particularly useful feature is the wipe-clean mechanism designed to easily remove stubborn dust and long hairs from the bin. A compatible self-emptying dock will be available separately, though it may not launch alongside the vacuum initially.
Beyond stick vacuums, Dyson is broadening its cleaning arsenal with the introduction of the Dyson Clean+Wash Hygiene, a dual wet and dry floor cleaner. Unlike the wet-only WashG1, this model operates without a filter, containing all collected debris within the cleaner head. This design aims to simplify maintenance and improve hygiene, addressing a common pain point among users of conventional wet cleaning systems.
Also joining the family is the HushJet Purifier Compact HJ10, a new air purifier priced at $350 and set to arrive by the end of this month. Meanwhile, the remaining products, including the previously announced PencilVac and an AI-powered robot vacuum, are scheduled for release in 2026. Specific pricing and exact availability dates for these items will be disclosed closer to their launch.
These releases reflect Dyson’s ongoing effort to integrate smarter technology and more user-friendly designs across its product range, offering enhanced performance and convenience for modern households.
(Source: Wired)
