Dyson DC41 Mk2

[tomvacuum10]

This is in the new Argos Catalogue

 

[blakaeg]

Looks like the DC65 is now available in the UK. Just called DC41 MK2

 

[hi-loswitch98]

I see it has energy efficiency ratings & it shows emissions, noise & energy consumption.

 

[turbo500]

Only the Dyson's have the emission and noise ratings. All other cleaners just have carpet, hard floor and energy ratings. The DC41 mk2 is the only Dyson upright with AAA rating. The rest all have B carpet performance.

Also, for the first since 1986, the bagged Panasonic upright is not included

 

[suctionselector]

Bagged Panasonic..

.. such a shame, as they are great budget cleaners, even the current overpowered ones. They had them in the clearance sale a few weeks ago, but a local retailer still has them, but how for long? And will they be launching the lower powered ones. I certainly hope so.


 


Just £69.95 - Black - http://www.sonicdirect.co.uk/Uprigh...-Upright-Vacuum-Cleaner-in-Black-2000w-Bagged


 


White - http://www.sonicdirect.co.uk/Uprigh...-Upright-Vacuum-Cleaner-in-White-1900w-Bagged


 


Jacob


 


PS - The bagged Panasonic was not in the last Argos catalogue either.

 

[henrydreyfuss]

Dyson was very outspoken about their opposition

over the new energy regulations, and in a matter of months were able to release a new upright that was more energy efficient, and cleans better than their current TOL model. This one has a new brushbar, and looking at it, it looks different (no sole plate gaps?) than both the DC41, and DC65. Look forward to learning more about it!

 

[parwaz786]

OMG YAY I am glad the DC33 and D65 is in the UK! (diff name for the DC65) tho but ah well!
Thanks so much for sharing, but a bloody expensive vacuum!

 

[parwaz786]

Oh, it doesn't have beaterbars! shame

 

[oliveoiltinfoil]

The DC65 is said to be a beast of a vacuum, with terrific pick-up performance and a terrific price to match! I do admire dyson to an extent, their tools are very good and the carbon fibre in the brushroll is something other manufactures are now adopting. This looks quite nice.

The only thing that has ever stopped me getting a dyson during the last 5 years especially is the perceived poor build quality, but other people say they are much more durable than they appear, and are designed not to be completely rigid, I don't know.

 

[parwaz786]

The DC41 EA Doesn't look like it has beaterbars very different to the DC65, maybe it has stiffer bristles?

 

[dys0nb0y]

Of course it does lol

 

[dys0nb0y]

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[dys0nb0y]

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http://https//www.youtube.com/watch?v=95_1K85GCo8

 

[parwaz786]

I only see 1 beater (plastic bump, like on a Hoover activator)

 

[dys0nb0y]

You do know that it is a real picture of machine is a computer made picture

 

[dys0nb0y]

I can see quite a lot of beater but the very hard to see

 

[parwaz786]

Yes, I know it's a computer image lol. And will you be getting a DC41 Mk2 soon? That should be better than your DC41

 

[dys0nb0y]

I will probably get one but I'm not paying 430 quid outrageous. What do you think of it do you think it will claim better than the DC 25 is proving to clean carpets better than any other vacuum DC 25 doesn't say it PS I don't have my DC 41 sold it to get the brand-new new old Stocks vacuums and PS again I went to curries and the DC 40 bash role is actually stiffer than DC41 surprising that the DC 41 did have longer and more bristles actually DC 40 bristles seem to be a bit more stiffer and then there DC 25

 

[parwaz786]

Yes, I might be tempted to get the DC41 Mk2, but not at that price! I won't pay more than £250, unless I have a play with one again o remind my self about the build quality. The performance is apparently "outstanding" etc, so I might go for it. BTW how many beaters can you see on the DC41 Mk2?