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No more corded vacuums to be developed said Mr Dyson a couple of weeks ago, but here we have a new(ish) model for the UK. Seems similar to the Light Ball but with a new articulated joint on the hose handle and a carbon fibre turbine to clean under furniture. This could be the replacement for...

Hi Patrick, I only know of three powerhead Dysons, the DC05 Motorhead, DC21 Motorhead and the DC23 Motorhead, but there may have been others and different variants sold in other countries. I have just bought a refurbished DC23 Motorhead and intend to replace as many of the parts as possible to...

The first Dyson canister with a powerhead was the DC05 Motorhead. Here is a video from QVC showing a later Dyson with powerhead. http://https//youtu.be/fMNwFOij_nY

I'm a vacuum person, but if I had to choose what I personally prefer, it would be bagged and German.

I'm a dog person. 🐶

I know I will.

Perhaps some enthusiasts with experience of owning 100s of different cleaners can see through the marketing. The average user just wants something that's light and easy to use and will give them the appearance of a clean home, so I'm sure they will be thrilled with the Dyson V10. I still have a...

I need more than 5 minutes to clean my home.

No bitching from me, I am stating what I plan to do. A cheap bagless upright will outperform a cordless Dyson, on carpets at least.

If I ever get a V10, I will be putting it up against a £50 Chinese made bagless Hoover.

Dyson won't supply the batteries directly as they claim they have to be fitted by an engineer, but they may be available from other sources.

I thought it could be available as a Shark as Morphy Richards had a few Shark models under their name in the UK.

Where is your original picture from.

Looks like a Morphy Richards, but it was probably sold under different brands outside the UK.

It should do that as far as I know. Mine does.

Hopefully Dyson will start to produce a more traditional looking corded upright and cylinder model and not just focus on the hand held stick variety.

Oh yes, I read it wrong. Oh well I am nearly 50 and my brain cells have been killed off by all the dust I've inhaled. Well then, it looks like I will have to start panic buying corded Dyson's then.

Reading the article again, it says that Dyson will stop developing corded vacuums in the next 25 years, so they will still be producing corded machines. Who knows where vacuum cleaners will be in 25 years, but I suspect cordless and robotic machines will be the main sellers.

Another link about the V10. http://https//www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/2018/03/06/dyson-stop-developing-corded-vacuum-cleaners-25-years/

The new Dyson V10 has been launched with an announcement that Dyson will not be developing any corded vacuums in future, so it may be time to stock up on corded machines while you can. Seems strange that Dyson are more or less phasing out corded cleaners, but cordless models are all over the...