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Home›Tech Advice›Dyson’s Bold Move: Why They’re Done Making Corded Vacuums

Dyson’s Bold Move: Why They’re Done Making Corded Vacuums

By Matthew Lynch
July 9, 2023
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In March 2018, household technology giant Dyson announced the end of an era. They would no longer be manufacturing corded vacuum cleaners, opting instead to revolutionize the market with cord-free models. Dyson’s bold decision marks a significant shift in the household appliance industry, signaling that the future of vacuum cleaner design is evolving. Here, we will explore why Dyson has chosen to make this groundbreaking move and what it means for consumers worldwide.

A History of Innovation

Since its inception in the early ’90s, Dyson has been a company known for pushing boundaries and challenging industry norms. Their innovative products are designed with both functionality and style in mind, often revolutionizing everyday household appliances. The change to cord-free vacuum cleaners is just one step closer to fulfilling their goal of transforming traditional home cleaning methods.

The Decision to Go Cordless

This transition was not taken lightly by Dyson, but it signifies their commitment to changing the way people clean their homes. Dyson’s founder, Sir James Dyson, explained that developing new cordless technology has been a priority for years. The cord-free models offer increased mobility and ease of use while maintaining powerful suction capabilities.

The Benefits of Going Cord-Free

Corded vacuums pose some inherent limitations for users: they can be cumbersome due to their size and weight, they require constant switching between power outlets while moving throughout the home or office space, and they pose a potential safety hazard with cords posing tripping risks. By eliminating these issues, cord-free vacuums are more accessible and safe for users.

Dyson’s Line of Cord-Free Vacuums

With this announcement came the release of their latest addition: the Dyson Cyclone V10. The V10 is powered by a superior digital motor, providing high suction capabilities without compromising battery life. Alongside the V10, Dyson’s line of cord-free vacuums includes models such as the V8 and V7, each offering unique features for users with varying needs.

A New Standard for Vacuum Cleaners

Dyson’s decision to cease production of corded vacuums highlights the company’s dedication to innovation and raising industry standards. As they continue refining their cord-free models, it remains to be seen how other companies will respond and if they’ll be urged to make similar changes in the vacuum cleaner market. One thing is clear: Dyson continues to lead the way in revolutionizing household appliances for a more efficient and user-friendly experience.

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