V6 digital motor
0.4l capacity
20 min runtime (3.5 hour charge time)
Motorised attachment included for stairs/car footwells
Detachable handheld
Not for everyone but if cordless is your thing this is a good deal. While stocks last. Get it while you can, there was disappointment Black Friday last year so if you want it get it now!
Looks like Currys blinked first with he looming Black Friday retail frenzy - Heat, good price for this
montblanc
25 Nov 151#2
Damn, my dad bought the £299 with accessories deal I posted. I'll make sure he doesn't see this and buy him something nice x
mritchie
25 Nov 15#3
What don't you get with this that you do get with the Absolute?
sam_proctor95 to mritchie
25 Nov 15#4
The absolute comes with the newer style brushbar as well as an additional hard floor cleaning head and better filtration. The motor, capacity, weight and runtime is the same.
madbull to mritchie
28 Nov 15#25
You would be much better off buying the total clean. It has the same direct drive brush head as the absolute but also comes with the fluffy hard floor head which is excellent and better than the hard floor head that comes with the absolute. The only reason to buy the absolute would be if you have allergy's
LM290
25 Nov 15#5
Spend the extra £40 and get one of these models with the extra heads.
I bought this last night. Fantastic :smiley: Dyson has dropped the price on their website also
tikketeyboo
25 Nov 15#6
I just bought that last week full price and its not working so think get cash bk and buy it again thank you
mritchie
25 Nov 15#7
Really helpful reply - thank you
Tequila
26 Nov 15#8
But the real question is,do those different heads actually make a difference or just barely?
sam_proctor95
26 Nov 15#9
The Total Clean (currently £279 and exclusive to Currys) comes with both of those heads, the only significant benefit is if you're primarily hard floor and you're conscious of using a soft roller as opposed to a rotating brushbar as on these you can't turn the brushes off like you would on an upright. Ultimately the Animal provides good cleaning for both carpets and hard floors. There's very little stock of the Total Clean at the moment.
Dingo Dave 69
26 Nov 15#10
This or the total clean? My house is mostly carpet, few rooms with hard floor but mostly carpet. What's best?
madbull to Dingo Dave 69
26 Nov 15#12
For the extra £40 I think it's worth getting the total, as the comment above stated, the motor is claimed to be 75% better but you also get the soft roller which is excellent for hard floors. Although as your house is mainly carpet it might be worth investing in the absolute (£100 dearer than the total) as it is meant to be the best for carpets.
Give this review a quick read & it may help you decide
I have been looking into these also, here is what I found -
V6 Animal: motorised head, Mini motorised tool
V6 Fluffy: motorised head, Soft roller cleaner head (for hard floors), Mini motorised tool
V6 Total Clean: comes with the 35w version of the direct drive floor head (claimed 75% better than the Animal version), Soft roller cleaner head (for hard floors), Mini motorised tool
V6 Absolute: comes with the newer 50w direct drive head (claimed 150% better than the Animal version), Hard floor cleaner head (not the same as the total clean one), Mini motorised tool and post motor filter captures allergens and bacteria as small as 0.3 microns.
Edited as the motorised heads are not suction powered as I was lead to believe but have a motor.
tomtomato
26 Nov 152#13
Wrong. I have the V6 Animal, and neither heads are powered by suction, as they are motorised.
bobster46
26 Nov 15#14
I recently splashed out on the absolute having cough a new house with mostly carpets. Some vinyl to the kitchen and bathrooms. All I can say is I'm astounded ! I'm house proud of the new place and had a little dyson that was wizzed round regularly after first use with the absolute I curls the believe the difference. I was amazed how much it picked up I mean amazed and it left a visible difference to carpets and rugs. In my humble opinion it's worth every penny and then some. The Hoover did recently start to cut out which gout me worried and searching forums but a call to dyson taught me that when the filter clogs up despite looking clean it needs a wash as it needs a clean filter for the power to the head. 24hrs later and boom ! You could eat your dinner off the carpet though I'd prefer it if you didn't.
In short the extra power to the cleaner for the money is worth it in the short and long term
johnnybgood
27 Nov 15#15
How does this compare to the DC59 Animal thats on sale on the Dyson eBay outlet for £169.99? Wondering whether there's much difference between that and this one?
tomtomato to johnnybgood
28 Nov 15#21
The DC59 Animal and the V6 Animal are exactly the same, and share all parts and attachments.
However, the one on eBay would be refurbished partially, so likely to have a few scratches and will only have 1 year warranty
noshin98
27 Nov 15#16
Same price at John Lewis today
jameshothothot
27 Nov 15#17
hot went for total at pc world. argos has fluffy 279 which is easier for me to collect but went for total as you guys say stronger motor. dyson website was down so couldn't compare specs easily!!!
madbull
27 Nov 15#18
Looks like you can now get 12% cashback with quidco as long as this is classed as floor care
cabbagekitten to madbull
5 Dec 15#34
Those natzis at quidco declined my cashback for no reason. Don't trust them with currys. It was being tracked for 6 weeks!
wozwebs
27 Nov 15#19
The Dyson absolute and hot/cold fan can be bought from Dyson site for £499 combined, saving £350 which isn't bad if you were after both.
johnnybgood
28 Nov 15#22
Thanks - yes thats what it seems to me. Just bought the one on eBay - from the reviews I read most of them are excess stock that they have to get rid of now the DC59 Animal is no longer sold officially from Dyson. 1 Year warranty. Lets see when I get it :smile:
tomtomato to johnnybgood
28 Nov 151#23
I bought a refurbished DC59 Animal from the eBay Dyson store a few weeks ago, and it was not new. Most parts were new, but not the motor unit and cyclone unit (scratches). There was an issue with it, so they sent some parts first (very quickly), and when it didn't fix the issue, they sent a brand new V6 Animal instead (with 2 year warranty), as they had no new DC59 in stock.
johnnybgood
28 Nov 15#24
Thanks for the info - thats good to hear at least about their customer service to fix the issue. What was the issue you had with it just so I know?
tomtomato to johnnybgood
28 Nov 151#29
I have ordered from the eBay Dyson shop a few times, and also direct from Dyson, and their customer service is excellent. The model I had received was not just box open/return or demo, but had been well used (cyclone and motor parts). After one attempt to fix it, they collected the old one and gave a brand new one at the same time.
leesy_monavie
28 Nov 15#26
I thought the absolute was more powerful though? We have 2 cats with a mix of carpet and hard floor so wondering which to go for and whether the extra power of the absolute makes it a better choice. Prefer cordless because we have limited space.
madbull
28 Nov 151#27
When you compare the features of both models there are two differences, absolute has an air filter and the hard floor heads are different
The confusing part is that one claims to be 75% and 150% more powerful than the animal. Personally I think it is a mistake. If you read the below review it will tell you that the absolute is excellent on carpets but loses points on hard floors compared with the 'fluffy'. The total has the same head for carpets as the absolute and the same head for hard floors as the fluffy, you are getting the best of both worlds.
Dyson claims the original price of the total to be £430 which is only £20 than the absolute, I believe this to be down to the fact the absolute has an air filter but at the same time the head for hard floors is worse.
At the end of the day they are both great but I would pick the total for two reasons 1)better for hard floors 2) cheaper
Hope this makes sense
tomtomato
28 Nov 15#28
The Absolute is the only one to have the 50w direct drive head. Other models don't have the direct drive head, or a less powerful direct drive one (35w). So yes, the Absolute is the best model for carpets and also has the HEPA filter.
Apart from the different floor heads, all V6 have the same suction power otherwise.
SorJai
29 Nov 15#30
It's £225 at Hughes with voucher code, but not with 2 years guarantee I think?
I had a feeling that would happen as once I read the terms it said something about it not working with 'other offers'. I also noticed that the 12% on floorcare ended the day that all the prices went up. I tried to buy it from Dyson for £269 but there system kept declining my card, was hoping that currys would pay out but can bet my bottom dollar that they don't.
WrathOfKain
5 Dec 15#36
Nothing in NE Scotland ... chasing the Golden Fleece once again.
tomtomato
6 Dec 15#37
Voted cold, as you can get the superior Absolute model for an equivalent price, new. The Absolute has a better direct drive motorhead for carpets (50w)
0BS1D1AN to tomtomato
6 Dec 15#38
From where?
tomtomato
6 Dec 15#39
Several deals I have posted on here...
Andy S
7 Dec 15#40
This is coming up as £299.99 now - same price direct from Dyson and you get a bag of tools).
Opening post
Dyson V6 Animal Cordless Vacuum Cleaner
V6 digital motor
0.4l capacity
20 min runtime (3.5 hour charge time)
Motorised attachment included for stairs/car footwells
Detachable handheld
Not for everyone but if cordless is your thing this is a good deal. While stocks last. Get it while you can, there was disappointment Black Friday last year so if you want it get it now!
Corded alternative: http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/shark-rocket-ultra-handheld-vacuum-cleaner-5-year-guarantee-179-99-currys-argos-2332151
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http://www.google.co.uk/shopping/product/10112911725220715625?lsf=seller:80515,store:7293191448143391675&prds=oid:7621254048485993720&q=currys+dyson+v6+total+clean&hl=en_GB&ei=FTtWVreaM8jfU4fqh5gK&lsft=gclid:Cj0KEQiA1dWyBRDqiJye6LjkhfIBEiQAw06ITrcjfDZfxyv4JFxO2sAQmIGr2s3XJPhlumwWXP8dinIaAi6t8P8HAQ
http://www.dyson.co.uk/vacuumcleaners/cordless/dyson-v6/dyson-v6-total-clean.aspx
Give this review a quick read & it may help you decide
http://www.trustedreviews.com/dyson-v6-absolute-review
V6 Animal: motorised head, Mini motorised tool
V6 Fluffy: motorised head, Soft roller cleaner head (for hard floors), Mini motorised tool
V6 Total Clean: comes with the 35w version of the direct drive floor head (claimed 75% better than the Animal version), Soft roller cleaner head (for hard floors), Mini motorised tool
V6 Absolute: comes with the newer 50w direct drive head (claimed 150% better than the Animal version), Hard floor cleaner head (not the same as the total clean one), Mini motorised tool and post motor filter captures allergens and bacteria as small as 0.3 microns.
Edited as the motorised heads are not suction powered as I was lead to believe but have a motor.
In short the extra power to the cleaner for the money is worth it in the short and long term
However, the one on eBay would be refurbished partially, so likely to have a few scratches and will only have 1 year warranty
http://www.dyson.co.uk/vacuum-cleaners/cordless/dyson-v6/dyson-v6-total-clean.aspx
http://www.dyson.co.uk/vacuum-cleaners/cordless/dyson-v6/dyson-v6-absolute.aspx
The confusing part is that one claims to be 75% and 150% more powerful than the animal. Personally I think it is a mistake. If you read the below review it will tell you that the absolute is excellent on carpets but loses points on hard floors compared with the 'fluffy'. The total has the same head for carpets as the absolute and the same head for hard floors as the fluffy, you are getting the best of both worlds.
http://www.trustedreviews.com/dyson-v6-absolute-review
Dyson claims the original price of the total to be £430 which is only £20 than the absolute, I believe this to be down to the fact the absolute has an air filter but at the same time the head for hard floors is worse.
At the end of the day they are both great but I would pick the total for two reasons 1)better for hard floors 2) cheaper
Hope this makes sense
Apart from the different floor heads, all V6 have the same suction power otherwise.
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http://m.costco.co.uk/view/p/dyson-v6-animal-cordless-vacuum-cleaner-188963?utm_campaign=FY16P4WRa_AM&utm_medium=Email&utm_source=Promo&utm_content=Feat-2&utm_term=DysonAnimal
http://www.johnlewis.com/dyson-v6-absolute-cordless-vacuum-cleaner/p1931507