Today I’m going to be reviewing the Dyson V7 Trigger Handheld Vacuum, one of the best
all round cleaners on the market… and here’s why.
A unique feature is the Dyson’s power button.
Unlike any of the other handhelds I’ve tested, you have to hold it down for it to sweep up.
But it’s light to press and feels very natural to use.
It’s got one of the largest capacities of the handheld vac collection and a simple dirt
release tab that won’t send any dust flying.
With 30 minutes of run time, it’s got the longest battery life of all the vacs I’ve
reviewed, and it even has a beast mode, sorry MAX mode, which tears through mess and debris
as if it isn’t there.
However, using this pumped up setting will reduce the run time to around 6 minutes.
Finally, it comes with a range of tools built to clean various debris on different surfaces:
the crevice tool for nooks and crannies, a large brush tool for wide coverage cleaning
on a range of surfaces and a motorised tool for pet hair.
These are simple to attach and detach.
Let’s see how well the Trigger handles this large handful of rice on a carpet in 3 strokes.
As you can see, compared to the Beldray Revo it picks up all the grains and doesn’t push
any about.
Now let’s see how the V7 deals with Cheerios on this hard floor in 3 strokes.
It’s mighty impressive, and cleaned the lot without a whimper.
It’s miles better compared to the Shark WV270UK, which gets clogged way too quickly.
What about annoying dog fur stuck to this carpet?
In 3 sweeps using the motorised tool, it cleans up most of the hair, and is much better than
the Hoover H-Handy Pets where the hair gets tangled up in the brush bristles.
Using the crevice tool, let’s see how the Trigger cleans biscuit crumbs from these sofa
ridges in 3 sweeps.
Marvellous job.
It funnels around these sofa edges picking up even the smallest of crumbs.
Compared to the Vax Gator which doesn’t have any elongated attachments, the Dyson
is the victor.
Can’t forget to test the power mode setting.
Here’s a pile of debris and it just obliterates through, and is one of the best settings on
any vac we tested.
Let’s compare this to the Shark WV270 with boost mode and you can see how the Dyson is
more powerful and will suck up way more without panting for breath.
This powerhouse of a vac has a fab capacity, great suction, a handy range of tools and
a MAX mode that I keep banging on about.
It isn’t loud either.
But it is slightly heavy and chunky.
It’s also one of the most expensive out of all the handheld vacs I’ve reviewed.
I will deliberately spill something on my living room floor just for the satisfaction
of cleaning it up with this V7.
This Dyson is perfect for pet owners and those of you who want to clean a lot of mess around
the house, car or staircase without faffing about emptying it often or the battery running
out.
It is on the dear side, but for its cleaning prowess, we think it’s worth it.
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