Dyson 360 Eye

usability, design

80% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Quiet operation ; App is easy to use ; Compact width

Not the most thorough clean ; Tall height

The 360 Eye is a great first attempt at a robotic vacuum cleaner from Dyson. It delivers the same exceptional build quality we’ve come to expect from the brand, and looks set to be a significant competitor to iRobot’s Roomba line. It’s got a couple of...

Powerful cleaning abilities. Accurate navigation thanks to 360-degree camera. Can be controlled by multiple phones. Scheduled cleaning through app.

Very expensive. Can't clean under low furniture or in tight corners. Battery life could be longer.

The main issue is price. For $300 less, you can pick up the aforementioned Neato Botvac Connected. It offers many of the same features, including Wi-Fi control and similar cleaning performance. It isn't quite as sleek as the 360 Eye, but it'll keep...

Great cleaning for a robot ; Small footprint

Navigation isn't class leading ; Feels overpriced ; No spot cleaning mode

Impressive suction power results in superb cleaning ability ; Straightforward controls - physical / in app / Alexa voice ; Capable tank tracks help avoid obstacles being a problem

Often has to return to dock during cleans ; Not immune from geting stuck ; Tall - so won't fit under everything ; Small dustbin

A pricey robo-vac, but there's a reason for that: Dyson's second-gen automated cleaner has super power - whether on carpet, wood or otherwise - that helps it stand out from the crowd.

Powerful cleaner ; Small enough to get into tight spaces ; Accompanying app makes for easy setup ; Future software updates get automatically added ; Day scheduling

Height means it won't fit under every thing (like low radiators) ; You'll need to remember to empty the dust bin ; No way to restricting to a room unless you close the door

The Dyson 360 Eye is pricey, there is no denying that, especially against the competition. Its £799 asking price is more than most other robo-vacs. However, it's markedly better than its competition so, pound for pound, we believe it's worth it.

Excellent cleaning ; Compact footprint more nimble around chair legs ; App is straightforward and summaries are useful ; Potential for firmware to address shortcomings

Very expensive ; Tank tracks aren't infallible ; Edge performance can be hit and miss ; No way to block off zones or no-go areas

Good suction power ; Reaches along edges and inside corners ; Easy to clean ; Effective purification of exhaust air

Very expensive ; Lacks mopping function and self-emptying bin ; Poor navigation system ; Poor obstacle detection

The Dyson 360 Vis Nav delivers in terms of pick-up and reaches into corners and along edges, but that’s where it ends. The battery life is catastrophically poor, resulting in an unreasonably long cleaning time. It makes a lot of noise and has poor...

Dyson's 360 Eye robot vacuum systematically maps out floors, has a simple companion app for remote access, and is powerful enough to collect a lot of unwanted dirt and grime

It costs $999/£800 and didn't perform as well as the similarly app-enabled $700 Neato Botvac Connected or the $900 iRobot Roomba 980

The 360 Eye by Dyson is a very good robot vacuum, but competitors offer similar features and better performance for less.