Lowest price I have ever seen this. This comes with the all important wand/pole that makes this so versatile.
***Unclear if wall mount is included as according to reviews some people have got it included and some haven't. Description says not included***
Use Tesco code TDX-TWHJ to get it at this price (£25 off £150+ spend).
Free click and collect for everyone (and free delivery if you are a delivery saver subscriber).
Latest comments (82)
flamethrower
26 Sep 17#82
Missed this :cry: Please PM me if anyone would like to sell me one of these if you don't need it. Thanks
YolkiePolkie
15 Sep 17#81
OOS :disappointed:
catmeow
14 Sep 17#80
Just did it online, there is a form you can fill out on their website for price matches - they respond within 24 hours
husna2000
14 Sep 17#79
Is it worth paying that much
aeokas
14 Sep 17#78
Got the V6 for £164. According to other comments some stores are willing to price match this (you might need proof of checkout after using the code in the post). So it might be worth enquiring if you prefer a particular store. There are some reviews that don't boast confidence with this thing but that might be expected for a RRP of £299 which I can safely say I wouldn't be spending on any vacuum.
I decided to go for the V6 over the DC59 just because of the wall mount, not sure about any other finer details. All that I understand is the V6 is a new generation and different colour. I was happy to throw another £30 at it for the sake of coming with the genuine wall mount, anyway.
Picked it up from my local Tesco today and have fitted the wall mount (mine didn't seem to come with any screws or wall plugs though). It's a nice bit of kit, very light and easy to use. The bin compartment is a bit off a faff which has been pointed out on reviews anyway. Easy to change the heads, just clicks out, and good for cleaning the stairs and car too.
duncancosgrove
14 Sep 17#77
If the static pressure at the head is the same, I'd assume the V6 is the better bet as lower power consumption would equate to longer battery life?
KC1
14 Sep 17#76
No real difference tbh both are offering 2 years guarantee plus you get club card point here, so Tesco still better of I'd say
cakesmelon
14 Sep 17#75
@BSAR101 I am still trying to figure out the difference ... both have same motors so I can't see what is different besides the wall mount. I don't need the wall mount, so I can't decide which one to get?
BSAR101
14 Sep 17#74
ok so iv been after one for ages ....now reading both specs the motor power: ......DC59 is 350 watts. V6 (More expensive by £30) has a 200 watts. If this is the only difference the DC59 is the better one to buy because the motor is more powerful?
Incywincy
14 Sep 17#73
Instore or did you ring?
catmeow
14 Sep 17#72
Can confirm John Lewis are happy to price match on the V6 cordless at £164 :grin:
Johnny.Turbo
14 Sep 17#71
Thanks to op , picked up a V6 yesterday for £163 , cheapest i have ever seen it, so very happy. Comes with wall bracket ,long wand,crevice tool and soft furnishings tool . Very impressed with performance of it . Heat added.
dannyjones106
14 Sep 17#70
The dc59 / V6 / V6 animal share the same motor, body, bin, filter etc. The differences are with attachments and cleaner heads. V6 animal is the best all rounder as it has the turbine tool and the slightly wider floor head - it's essentially a rebrand of the dc59 to bring it into line with other products as Dyson have moved away from the 'DC' numbering range and now have names instead.
All parts including battery come with a two year warranty.
As with all dysons you must remember to wash the filter (apart from the cinetic range) and don't fill it past the max fill level as this will clog the cyclones and reduce performance.
This is a good deal for the price given that it's a new product IMO.
There's usually some good dyson deals around on black Friday too...but that obviously means waiting three months!
Hope this helps some people.
Edged
14 Sep 17#69
I got the DC59 from currys and it came with wall mount but was £149.99
se6
13 Sep 17#68
dyson.co.uk/sti…OUP Looks like the Tesco RRP on the V6 makes it seem a better deal, it only retails at £179.99 direct from Dyson. Still, a £14 saving none the less. It's also £179.99 at Argos who Dyson have possibly price matched?
kingosticks
13 Sep 17#67
Yes, that's the one I have. Fine dust isn't the problem, it's the slightly larger particles that cause issues. I guess it depends how messy your floor is!
steve2zaf
13 Sep 17#66
Ordered for my mother tx
brettytopbanana
13 Sep 17#65
I know that this was a post for the DC59 but there was also the mention of the V6 and that is what I picked up tonight.
I have to say, it is an amazing little machine. I have used it and it picks up extremely well, just a couple of pushes around and it has picked up a considerable amount. The attachments are good and I already have it mounted on the wall in the utility room. For £164 it is a bargain. If anyone has any concerns, my initial reaction is to say go for it. The head on the normal cordless v6 is a lot smaller than the V6 animal and such but still, that does not bother me.
I was quite excited about picking it up which tells me that I have now become a sad, 33 year old family man who owns his own home.
ClashInDevon
13 Sep 17#64
The DC59 I bought came with the brush head part number 49852, It's the one shown below and it's supposed to have carbon fibre filaments to help remove fine dust from hard floors.
kingosticks
13 Sep 17#63
I recently bought the v6 and found that the head it comes with is good for carpet but really pretty terrible on hard floors. It just pushes stuff around rather than sucking it up. I've read that the soft head attachment is considerably better and just ordered that (approx £60). I wouldn't have purchased the v6 had I realised this.
I'm still not sure which head this model comes with but if it is the same as the v6 then watch out.
Arghness
13 Sep 17#62
I've just had the battery go in my V6 after 18 months, and they replaced it free, no questions. I thought it was 2 years for everything.
KC1
13 Sep 17#61
Ordered the V6! Thanks
ClashInDevon
13 Sep 17#60
The motorised head supplied with the DC59 is listed as being suitable for all floor types and the text on the box makes specific reference to its ability to remove fine dust from hard floors.
Happyday1234
13 Sep 17#59
According to some research online, DC59 share the V6 motor too, so it is part of the V6. The different is this is good for carpet only, not on hardfloor, the addtional to normal V6 is this come with carpet motorise head.Hope this help other.
mc0uk
13 Sep 17#58
Great little vac, perfect if you have a hairy German shepherd like me, since I bought the V6 I have never used a vac since.
Tora
13 Sep 17#57
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MarkShopper
13 Sep 17#56
This guy on Youtube reviews lots of vacuums and here is his review of the V6, which is worth watching before ordering.
bob_hoskins
13 Sep 17#55
Okay that's good - Tesco website outright said it didn't so you can understand the confusion - "This product does not include a wall mount."
Nevermind, I can see others have addressed this.
catmeow
13 Sep 17#54
Could someone advise if the Wand is detachable? Is this essentially the same as the standard v6?
grace_o_hara
13 Sep 17#53
Just bought myself one cheers op
talogon
13 Sep 17#52
The mother in law wants one of these but I am sure she would want the wall mount.
Thom
13 Sep 17#51
Luck is rarely a factor in those cases.
First of all, I'm not sure that, under EU law, a part of a vacuum cleaner can have less than a 2-year warranty (but I might be wrong). I also think these batteries are prone to failing fairly quickly if the VC is used several times a week. I had no problem finding people with the same issue on the net (the "blinking red light" syndrome), and as I said, the battery was replaced very easily (although it was through their CS in France, it might be different in the UK).
Anyway, Dyson sell premium products, so that's the kind of CS I'd expect from such a company.
Contrazur
13 Sep 17#50
Thanks ordered the v6 version as I wanted the wall mount
brettytopbanana
13 Sep 17#49
Sorry, I mentioned above that I was looking at the description of the actual V6 which says that there is a wall mount included. I have just had an email to say that it is available for collection from Tesco, so I will be heading there as soon as I finish work.
topazz
13 Sep 17#48
You must be looking at either the Tesco website V6 model description or a description of the DC59 from another retailer e.g. amazon. The current Tesco DC59 offer description clearly states that no wall mount is included. I guess that Dyson are working with Tesco on this promotion and have decided to differentiate between the old (DC59) and the new (V6) models by subtracting some goodies from the old model, otherwise there is little point in paying the extra for the new model. It's all very confusing at first but both Tesco offers are good deals.
Sanj_123
13 Sep 17#47
These are fantastic.. great price too! Smashing deal.. HEAT!!
gallopingbanker
13 Sep 17#46
It is a V6 motor and that is stated in the description. Motor on DC59 and V6 is the same. :thumbsup:
michaeljb
13 Sep 17#45
This dc59 has a v6 motor, literally mentions it in the opening sentence of the product description, whether or not it's the same one as the v6 model I do not know
tomthegingercat
13 Sep 17#44
"Dyson has expanded its range of handheld vacuum cleaners with the Dyson DC59 formally unveiled packing the company’s powerful V6 motor"
Basically, the one at £164 is a V6, it does come with a wall mount and 2 tools, the one at £134 may say it's a V6, but it seems to be an older model which may not come with a wall mount.
Just ask yourself this
Would you but an older model which may come with an older battery of which it's lifespan might have diminished while being packed away in a box?
Go for the one at £164 or even the absolute which is even dearer, you won't be disappointed.
smartly
13 Sep 17#42
Not true, the V6 has a completely different motor.
Post should NOT say V6 in title :disappointed:
brettytopbanana
13 Sep 17#41
My Bad. I went ahead and purchased the v6 for £164 not the DC59. I think that is where the difference lies!
brettytopbanana
13 Sep 17#18
I need a new hoover as my current one has packed in and the wife wants a cordless Dyson. We were originally looking at the DC59 but a part of me, for some reason, wants to go for the V6 or a newer one but this does seem a very good price at £134.
InTheKnow444 to brettytopbanana
13 Sep 17#21
Go for the one I linked above (For£164)
brettytopbanana to InTheKnow444
13 Sep 17#34
Hi, thanks for that. I have just placed the order and it is coming into store tomorrow. I have just read through some of the other replies where people have said that it doesn't come with a wall mount. Does anyone actually know for definite whether it does? I just assumed that it did!
mastahpeo to brettytopbanana
13 Sep 17#38
This deal is for a Dyson. Not a Hoover.
brettytopbanana to mastahpeo
13 Sep 17#40
Nice one!
David.Andrews146
13 Sep 17#39
That's a good price, thanks OP
brettytopbanana
13 Sep 17#36
it says on the description that it does???
What's in the Box: Combination tool and Crevice tool. Docking Station. Charger.
michaeljb to brettytopbanana
13 Sep 17#37
Under product details, last line States it does not come with a wall Mount. Perhaps docking station is something else?
spicyone
13 Sep 17#35
Definitely doesn't come with a wall mount. Got mine today. V6 seems better in my opinion
samisonline
13 Sep 17#30
DC59 or V6?
We have a 10 month old baby and causes a mess, so the wife wants a cordless to clean up after the baby. Anyone recommends which cordless to get?
adhkarzf to samisonline
13 Sep 17#33
personally I'd go for the V6 as it definitely comes with the wall mount and a 2 extra tools which when looking on eBay cost you more than the difference in price.
By the way whats your 10 month old doing that it causes a mess I have 4 kids and at that age they only make a mess with toys which need picking up unless your one is snacking around the house.
Thom
13 Sep 17#13
The battery on mine died after two years. I called them, gave them the reference number of the VC and they sent a new one free of charge within 2 working days.
anishmathw to Thom
13 Sep 17#29
I thought they cover parts for 2 yrs only ..Err?
adhkarzf to anishmathw
13 Sep 17#32
The machine comes with 2 year's and the battery only 1 year so the person above must have got lucky.
ClashInDevon
13 Sep 17#26
I'm positive.
gallopingbanker to ClashInDevon
13 Sep 17#31
Thanks for that, will be helpful to others. :thumbsup: Be interesting to know if anyone gets it with the wall mount like some of the reviews suggest though?
Edited description to reflect comments.
sihaworth
13 Sep 17#24
It's dependant on retailer who offers the wall mount. Tesco don't offer it.
It's strange that their reviews say it comes with it then? Could always return I guess.
sihaworth to gallopingbanker
13 Sep 17#27
I think it's strange how it's up to retailer, why don't they all come out the factory with a wall mount? Seems odd.
adhkarzf to gallopingbanker
13 Sep 17#28
A lot of the reviews on the tesco site complaining they didn't get the wall mount. The wall mount itself costs about £15 on eBay
ClashInDevon
13 Sep 17#16
I bought this cleaner on Monday and picked it up yesterday. It did not come with a wall mount.
It did come with a crevice tool.
gallopingbanker to ClashInDevon
13 Sep 17#23
Are you sure you got the one with the wand/pole?? Tesco sell a similar one without the pole. Recent reviews on Tesco for the product posted here confirm it has wall mount (with picture evidence)
InTheKnow444
13 Sep 17#22
Or if that link doesn't work, go to tescodirect, select the one at £189 and put the £25 code in
you wont be dissapointed
topazz
13 Sep 17#20
Ordered the DC59. Thanks OP. Must work harder as I'm now £134 poorer than when I woke up this morning. :thumbsup:
solarfusion
13 Sep 17#19
As far as I know the V6 is just rebranding if the DC59 so same hoover
Borat
13 Sep 17#17
Anyone know difference between this and the other v6 models that have been on here in recent months? Thanks
gallopingbanker
13 Sep 17#15
You can see the wall mount (with tools attached) pic from Amazon.
bob_hoskins
13 Sep 17#8
No wall mount, if an issue for you.
gallopingbanker to bob_hoskins
13 Sep 17#9
It DOES include the wall mount/charger. All stick cordless ones do. A review on Tesco posted yesterday confirms that in a (slightly dodgy!) picture. :grin:
adhkarzf to gallopingbanker
13 Sep 17#11
Say's in the listing no wall mount included so I would be cautious
gallopingbanker to adhkarzf
13 Sep 17#12
Listing error then. All dyson stick cordless have wall mount and charger.
topazz to bob_hoskins
13 Sep 17#14
FYI Tesco are also doing the V6 model for a net £30 more (£189 less £25 code). It includes "Additional Information.What's in the Box, Combination tool and Crevice tool. Docking Station. Charger"
Anyone confirm whether the DC59 deal includes an extra tool or two?
It's brill, does the whole house with charge to spare
It has 2 tools which the cheaper does not? probably more powerful too?
or is the cheaper one as good?
adhkarzf
12 Sep 17#6
Do V6 attachments fit this by any chance?
gallopingbanker to adhkarzf
12 Sep 17#7
As far as I know yes...essentially the same machine (just renamed)
MarkShopper
12 Sep 17#2
A few of the reviews on amazon.co.uk/Dys…TF8 put me off, it sounds like the charge won't last long enough to vacuum much more than one room. At this price, perhaps better to go for a corded machine like the Shark HV320 or a good old Henry?!
gallopingbanker to MarkShopper
12 Sep 17#3
Vast majority of people (myself included) find that in actual use it's plenty. 20 mins doesn't sound alot but as it is powered on only when the trigger is pressed, it effectively lasts longer than 20 mins as you don't obviously leave it running when moving between area/rooms. Honestly if you get one you won't regret it...especially at this price. Totally different (better!) experience than a corded vacuum. Hope that makes some sort of sense?
MarkShopper to gallopingbanker
12 Sep 17#4
I like the idea of cordless, especially as I could charge it during the day with my solar panels and use it in the evening. I will read up on this model further tomorrow. The Shark has a 5-year guarantee and the Dyson only 2-years, so if the battery degrades after a couple of years it could work out poor value for money.
gallopingbanker to MarkShopper
12 Sep 17#5
We've had our dc59 over 3 years, use it every day and battery is still same as new...hope it continues that way!
gallopingbanker
12 Sep 17#1
Just realised it's free click and collect for everyone!!! (Delivery saver customers get free delivery...obviously!)
Wall mount and tools on pic (from Amazon). Be aware that this might not actually come with wall mount...see comments below.
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***Unclear if wall mount is included as according to reviews some people have got it included and some haven't. Description says not included***
Use Tesco code TDX-TWHJ to get it at this price (£25 off £150+ spend).
Free click and collect for everyone (and free delivery if you are a delivery saver subscriber).
Latest comments (82)
Please PM me if anyone would like to sell me one of these if you don't need it.
Thanks
I decided to go for the V6 over the DC59 just because of the wall mount, not sure about any other finer details. All that I understand is the V6 is a new generation and different colour. I was happy to throw another £30 at it for the sake of coming with the genuine wall mount, anyway.
Picked it up from my local Tesco today and have fitted the wall mount (mine didn't seem to come with any screws or wall plugs though). It's a nice bit of kit, very light and easy to use. The bin compartment is a bit off a faff which has been pointed out on reviews anyway. Easy to change the heads, just clicks out, and good for cleaning the stairs and car too.
(More expensive by £30) has a 200 watts.
If this is the only difference the DC59 is the better one to buy because the motor is more powerful?
All parts including battery come with a two year warranty.
As with all dysons you must remember to wash the filter (apart from the cinetic range) and don't fill it past the max fill level as this will clog the cyclones and reduce performance.
This is a good deal for the price given that it's a new product IMO.
There's usually some good dyson deals around on black Friday too...but that obviously means waiting three months!
Hope this helps some people.
Looks like the Tesco RRP on the V6 makes it seem a better deal, it only retails at £179.99 direct from Dyson. Still, a £14 saving none the less. It's also £179.99 at Argos who Dyson have possibly price matched?
I have to say, it is an amazing little machine. I have used it and it picks up extremely well, just a couple of pushes around and it has picked up a considerable amount. The attachments are good and I already have it mounted on the wall in the utility room. For £164 it is a bargain. If anyone has any concerns, my initial reaction is to say go for it. The head on the normal cordless v6 is a lot smaller than the V6 animal and such but still, that does not bother me.
I was quite excited about picking it up which tells me that I have now become a sad, 33 year old family man who owns his own home.
I'm still not sure which head this model comes with but if it is the same as the v6 then watch out.
Okay that's good - Tesco website outright said it didn't so you can understand the confusion - "This product does not include a wall mount."Nevermind, I can see others have addressed this.
First of all, I'm not sure that, under EU law, a part of a vacuum cleaner can have less than a 2-year warranty (but I might be wrong).
I also think these batteries are prone to failing fairly quickly if the VC is used several times a week.
I had no problem finding people with the same issue on the net (the "blinking red light" syndrome), and as I said, the battery was replaced very easily (although it was through their CS in France, it might be different in the UK).
Anyway, Dyson sell premium products, so that's the kind of CS I'd expect from such a company.
From trusted reviews: trustedreviews.com/new…023
Just ask yourself this
Would you but an older model which may come with an older battery of which it's lifespan might have diminished while being packed away in a box?
Go for the one at £164 or even the absolute which is even dearer, you won't be disappointed.
Post should NOT say V6 in title :disappointed:
What's in the Box: Combination tool and Crevice tool. Docking Station. Charger.
We have a 10 month old baby and causes a mess, so the wife wants a cordless to clean up after the baby. Anyone recommends which cordless to get?
By the way whats your 10 month old doing that it causes a mess I have 4 kids and at that age they only make a mess with toys which need picking up unless your one is snacking around the house.
Edited description to reflect comments.
Check out @AskDyson’s Tweet: twitter.com/Ask…=09
It did come with a crevice tool.
Recent reviews on Tesco for the product posted here confirm it has wall mount (with picture evidence)
you wont be dissapointed
You can see the wall mount (with tools attached) pic from Amazon.
Anyone confirm whether the DC59 deal includes an extra tool or two?
It's brill, does the whole house with charge to spare
It has 2 tools which the cheaper does not? probably more powerful too?
or is the cheaper one as good?
20 mins doesn't sound alot but as it is powered on only when the trigger is pressed, it effectively lasts longer than 20 mins as you don't obviously leave it running when moving between area/rooms.
Honestly if you get one you won't regret it...especially at this price. Totally different (better!) experience than a corded vacuum.
Hope that makes some sort of sense?
(Delivery saver customers get free delivery...obviously!)
Wall mount and tools on pic (from Amazon). Be aware that this might not actually come with wall mount...see comments below.