I have had the vacuum since December and so far have 3 issues with it. 1) I regularly clean out the brush-bar after 2 or 3 cleanings. After my 10th use or so, I noticed a burning smell coming from the vacuum, called Dyson and they said to bring it in for repairs and they would cover whatever was...

At the top of Dyson's upright vacuum cleaner line up, the Cinetic Big Ball Animal is a powerful bagless vacuum cleaner packed with features and innovation. It manages A-rated dust emissions with Dyson's Cinetic filterless design, saving filter costs and maintenance, offers big ball manoeuvrability...

Great carpet cleaning and pile grooming; Excellent hard floor cleaning; Great Turbine Tool; Long hose and cable; Large easy-empty bin; Bagless and filter-less

Heavy; Not as manoeuvrable as small ball; Small upholstery tool; Big price ticket

After lot of thoughts I have gone with this product and satisfied with the output except when I use it it on hard floors. When I am using it in new carpet, it is not easy to maneuver, I have tried with all the tool set suggested but still its bit difficult.

Canister vacuums have evolved and at the forefront of this evolution is the Dyson brand that seems to keep on pushing the boundaries of their products. Earlier models used a washable filter that will last the life of the vacuum.

No filters to clean; More compact that older Dyson canister vacuums; Larger bin; Improved bin design makes this easier and less messy to empty; Comes with an adapter to that will make tools on older Dysons fit

Short hose; Very expensive; Main cleaning tool has no motor; Short power cord

This latest vacuum from Dyson may not feature revolutionary new tech, but it does benefit from years of innovation from the vacuum-maker, with a bagless design and a built-in filter that requires no cleaning or placement.

4.1 ft extension rod for high spot cleaning; Big bin; Ball won't flip

Expensive; Fairly large in terms of occupying storage space

Sucking more, stumbling less: that may not be quite how Dyson bills the new Cinetic Big Ball Animal , but that's the basic promise from the new canister vacuum. Borrowing from the same physics that keeps Weebles from falling over, the distinctive cleaner justifies its hefty price tag with less...

Top-of-the-line cleaning performance; Clever design avoids tipping; Pet hair removal tool really does work; Easy to empty and no filter to clean

Very expensive; Still reasonably heavy

This rolling barrel vacuum is the result of customer feedback and design improvements to deliver the best possible experience. And Dyson has nailed it once again. The problem with a regular barrel vacuum cleaner is they don't always want to follow you.

From my vacuuming tests around the house, the Dyson Cinetic Big Ball Barrel Animal Pro vacuum is as powerful as ever and thanks to the new enhancements, vacuuming just gets easier and less of a chore. A larger, high-capacity bin means less trips to empty the bin out.

Dyson's DC65 Cinetic Big Ball Animal+Allergy is one of the most high-tech, feature-packed vacuums the company has produced to date, but all these bells and whistles don't come cheap.

Bagless; Filterless; Maneuverable; Lots of attachments; Great suction performance

Loud operation; Expensive

Dyson's Cinetic technology vacuums don't have filters to wash or replace and you'll never have to worry about losing suction as you clean. Filters get dirty, and sometimes clogged, which means less-efficient vacuuming.

The strong suction power of this vacuum combined with the aggressive agitation of the brush bar effortlessly removed dirt and hair from the carpet; It even managed to pick up debris from floors that were just recently vacuumed by a different vacuum, No bags to replace.