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Dyson 360 Vis Nav Robot Vacuum

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Condition
New
Model
304619-01
Capacity
0.13 gal
Dimensions
13"L x 12.6"W x 3.9"H
Weight
11 lb
Color
Blue/Nickel
Surface Recommendation
All Floors
In the box
Brushbar x1Docking stationChargerDyson VisNav Robot Vacuum

Features 10

  • The world's most powerful robot vacuum.1 2x the suction of any other robot vacuum.1
  • Sucks up more than any other robot on all floors.2 Dyson's first brush bar to combine three ways to deep clean. Engineered with a wide diameter to reduce long hair and pet hair tangling.
  • Control your clean or let your Dyson robot do it for you. Choose between four power modes: Auto, Boost, Quick, and Quiet. In Auto mode, the 360 Vis Nav robot vacuum automatically adapts suction power to debris level.3
  • Unlike side sweepers that flick dirt away, Dyson sucks up dirt right to the edge of your wall. An automatic extending side duct redirects suction that's powerful enough to capture debris right up to the wall.

Description

Experience the benefits of independent cleaning with Dyson 360 Vis Nav™, the world’s most powerful robot vacuum.¹ It's intelligently designed with 26 sensors and 360° navigation and delivers 2x the suction of any other robot vacuum.¹ You can be confident that it picks up everything you need it to without getting stuck and cleans right to the edge of the walls. In Auto mode, it automatically adapts suction power to debris level. With complete customization available through the MyDyson™ app, you can control your clean. Home mapping, four cleaning modes, deep clean reports, and predictive cleaning allow the Dyson 360 Vis Nav™ to better understand your home and cleaning needs – so you don't have to. Made from strong materials selected for their durability and lightweight properties. Comes with a 2-year warranty and lifetime Dyson support.¹Suction testing based on ASTM F558 at the inlet loaded to bin full, in Boost mode.²Straight-line pick-up performance based on market average, across three surface types, based on IEC 62885-7 and 62885-4, in Boost mode against robot vacuum markets (sales data from Jan 2021 to Dec 2021).³Suction power automatically reacts in Auto mode only. Microscopic dust is defined as particles smaller than 100 microns.⁴In Quiet mode, in an unobstructed environment.⁵Tested per ASTM F3150 in Boost mode. Allergens refers to non-living material.

Specs 30

Brand Dyson
Model Name Dyson 360 Vis Nav
Surface Recommendation All Floors
Special Feature App Or Voice Control, Automated, Cordless, High-precision sensors, Programmable
Color Blue/Nickel
Other Special Features of the Product App Or Voice Control, Automated, Cordless, High-precision sensors, Programmable
Controller Type App Control, Button Control
Filter Type HEPA Filter

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[DO NOT BUY] a tragically & unnecessarily bad product from an otherwise great product company
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It is with heavy heart that I convey how terrible this product is. I've had this Dyson robot vacuum for around 6 months. it is set up to clean one large almost entirely empty room with extremely low industrial carpet. the HW itself seems pretty great with amazing suction that cleans noticeably better than my previous Neato vacuum. However, there are persistent SW issues that make it incredible frustrating to use. I kept hoping a SW update would fix the issues, but i have now given up on that hope. Issues I routinely encounter include: dropping off the WiFi network for no reason (i have other Dyson products like air cleaners that *never* fall off the network) and then being very tricky to get back on the network. his is probably the most annoying given it takes 5-10 minutes to get it back onto the network (which I'll complain more about below). The second most annoying issue is getting "stuck" which is ludicrous given how simple and empty the room is... and to be clear "stuck" seems to mean it bumped into the wall or a simple object like a pole (see photos) whereas other times the robot will just stop in the middle of the totally empty room and declare it is "stuck". There are a few other similar and seemingly related failure modes... like the robot will not indicate it is "stuck" but will just stop in the middle of the room and let the battery drain. Even when it is working well, the app UI (i am on iOS) for managing the WiFi is terrible. If you are (or were previously) connected to a network and go to manage WiFi you cannot see what network you are/were connected to... you can only add a new WiFi connection which will overwrite whatever was previously there. If my robot has fallen off the network and I go to do that it then will allow me to reconnect to the same network and tell me it was successfully connected but frequently it is not actually connected (i.e., I still cannot communicate with the robot via WiFi... just over BT for settings management) so it takes a few tries repeating that for the robot to successfully connect. It seems to work best if I switch WiFi networks instead of trying to reconnect to the one it already dropped off. In any case, you get the idea. Just a tragically and unnecessarily bad product from an otherwise great product company. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2025 by jory
Cleans well, zones the house well, worth the money, I'd buy it again.
Number of Items: 1
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I replaced a three-year old SHARK vacuum robot with this one. I put it in use on Dec 26th, 2025 and have been using it for about 5 weeks now. It's 5 stars in my book. Here are my thoughts: . After two weeks, I was about to throw it out the window. It wasn't doing the zones very well, couldn't find the docking station, got stuck in places, and the dirt map would not sync with the house map. . Now, after 5 weeks, I've changed my tune. First, it remembers the zones well. I heat with firewood and bring in dirt once or twice a day in winter. I can have this thing clean up the dirt at the fireplace after each wood run. It takes about 5-10 minutes. The old SHARK robot never mastered zoning. . The big thing to remember about the dirt map and the house map is that they will sync up after about 3-4 weeks, maybe 10-20 whole-house cleanings. See the attached picture of the dirt map synced over the house map. . Second, the Dirt Analysis algorithm seems to work perfectly. I've attached a map of today's cleaning. The bright areas are the entry door near the fireplace, in front of the fireplace, and in front of the couch. It spends extra time in those areas and does a great job. The attached picture shows the dirt it picked up this morning - I just ran the darned thing yesterday. Great work. . The device gets stuck in two places. There is a ultra fine, but deep, rug that it cannot master. I guess the wheels get stuck in it, and it stops. I remove that rug when cleaning that room. It also does not do heating registers well - it gets stuck on them. Whenever stuck, the iPhone app tells us so we can unstick it. . The noise level is just fine. It changes often as it is cleaning on AUTO. I watch it clean the rug at the fireplace door, and it's loud with increased suction and a rotating brush. I don't care - it's doing what it has to do. . The battery life is fine. We have a large house requiring 2-3 hours of cleaning if we do the entire house. It has to recharge for 90 or so minutes twice. The thing is - with the dirt analysis and me knowing where the dirt concentrates around the fireplace, I just clean there - 15 minutes tops. . This was expensive, but if I had to do it again, I'd absolutely buy this one over another SHARK. . The iPhone app is fine, but could be improved with a feature to tell me where the unit is. Also, I haven't figured out how to cancel a cleaning mid-process. . This thing takes little time to maintain. I wash the filters and such about every week. I can start it, and it just does its thing. It took a little time, however, to figure out those areas that it had trouble with (like heat vents). Top notch and well worth the price in my book. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2026 by Charles
A Rare and Extremely Disappointing Experience With Dyson
Number of Items: 1
I am a longtime and enthusiastic Dyson customer. I own several Dyson products, including vacuums, fans, and hair dryers, and every one of them has exceeded my expectations. Unfortunately, the Dyson 360 Vis Nav Robot Vacuum was an enormous disappointment, both in its performance and in the customer service I received. The problems began almost immediately. The Vis Nav simply could not create an accurate map of my home. It consistently failed to recognize entire rooms, and even when it successfully mapped a room, it often could not find its way back to vacuum it. On several occasions, it became completely lost, wandering aimlessly until its battery was exhausted. I made an extraordinary effort to get this vacuum working properly. Following Dyson’s recommendations, I relocated the docking station to three different locations, remapped my home at least 14 times, and performed three factory resets. Despite all these efforts, the navigation and mapping problems persisted. Unfortunately, Dyson’s customer service was equally disappointing. After approximately 15 minutes on the phone, the representative appeared increasingly impatient with my problem. She eventually informed me that another support team would contact me within 24 to 48 hours. That call never came. What makes this experience particularly frustrating is that I genuinely wanted to love this vacuum. My previous experiences with Dyson products gave me every reason to believe this would be another outstanding product. Instead, I spent an unreasonable amount of time troubleshooting a premium-priced vacuum that simply could not perform its most basic functions. Ultimately, I returned it. Dyson has earned my loyalty over many years by producing exceptional products. Unfortunately, the 360 Vis Nav, along with the customer service I received, fell far short of the standards that earned that loyalty. This was easily my most disappointing experience with the Dyson brand. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2026 by Leslie C. Herold
A true competitor to your upright vacuum, buy it before it is discontinued
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You probably see all the reviews from years ago complaining about various things. Most if not all have been fixed through updates. Where it shines is what it does: It is basically the bottom part of an upright vacuum. It has a full size, real, aggressive brush roll, and weight to use it. On carpet, you will see it is actually is agitating it, like an upright, fluffing it up. It has the suction power of the fancy full size Dyson uprights, more than any other robot vacuum, many times over in fact, but that doesn't mean it sits the entire time on full suction and full volume, it usually is pretty quiet until it's dust sensor in the tube between the roller and the bin, a real sensor unlike others, detects more than normal dirt and it will "kick down" and go to full speed/high suction mode and go over the area again. When you have one of these go over an area you had robot vacuums run over for years before, with regular vacuuming with an upright as well, you will honestly wonder what the robots and upright were doing, as this thing will fill its bin for the first few days, it will out produce a month's worth of other's robots dirt in less than a week. It will do the same for your upright. You will notice a lot of extremely fine dust it the bin with this robot, the type that you almost have to empty outside because it is that light and fine. The roller seems to outlast any other robot vacuums', the cyclone bin keeps the washable, replaceable, final filter very clean. Dyson sells new rollers, filters, bins, and other parts on their website. You do have to remember with this, it is a premium product, there is no snap in plastics or otherwise, the roller has a durable little cam latch system that holds the door on, not snapping plastic like others. The roller itself is on a hinge, held in by a soft push button, not by friction like others. The bin is a spring type, it's held on by an oversize and overbuilt spring latch, the bin itself is spring loaded and empties everything but some hair and fine dust caked in around the cyclones automatically and pushes shut again. The handle for the bin also serves as the handle to pick up the robot. The screen is neat, a touch screen but you push until it clicks to select something. It will also show you how to solve the issue or error it has right on the screen, even the general maintenance procedures. It may be small but the full animations are simple and clear so it being small is not a problem. This has the same navigation capacity as a Eureka or Shark robot vacuum, better in a way as it tends to actually remember "no go" areas and somehow eat less cords than the other two. It however has the same faults as any robot vacuum, navigation wise. Is it self emptying? No. It should be for what it originally cost and when it came out, that is a true fault of the product, however with how it packs dust, dirt, and fuzz in its bin, it really is not a problem like other robots, you truly get a compacted clump out of a full bin. The app is about like any other robot vacuum app, not the greatest, not the worst, but once you have it programmed you don't really every use it again. They do have real live chat support at apparently all hours which is better than anyone else. The new Dyson robot is just a generic rebrand, a many times over step backwards, a rebranded $200 robot. Is this one worth it at the original price of $1,200? No. At its sale prices under $500, yes, since it is competing with a real upright vacuum. 4 stars only because of the price issue and I figured with Dyson's reputation it would have been problem free from day one, not need a few years worth of updates to make it the successful product(as in what it does, not necessarily sales) it is today. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2026 by k. g.
It works
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So, I had Neato for years, upgraded,watched them grow. They had their quirks, but I loved it so much I gave them as gifts. That's history now, sold to a company that onky wanted the technology & made them obsolete. So, I got a Eufy. It was ok for small areas but didn't hace the battery to be for whole house. Then I got something else that was so short lived that I sent it back & forget what it was. Then came Eureka. It was awesome..fir 2 months,had a nervous breakdown & spun in circles pointlessly. Sent it back. Finally used AI instead of reviews. I just wanted a functioning robot vacuum that could handle dog hair. I didn't care if I had to empty the bin myself, didn't want the mop feature, it's useless. I just wanted something that could do ONE thing & do it right. AI referred me to this one. I chuckled, bc this thing originally sold for over $1000, which is why I hadn't bought it before. I have a Dyson upright. MAJOR price drop, so I decided to try it. It doesn't mop, it isn't self-emptying. It's kind of clunky, in that it has to stop every once in awhile to decide where it wants to go next. It has different modes, auto, quiet, boost..I think there's a 4th, fast/quick. Now remember, dogs. If I put it on boost, it can only run for so many minutes before it has to charge, but it does so & returns to cleaning. If I put it on auto, it can pretty much run the whole house. Auto detects heavier zones & boosts in those areas. You can use the app to schedule cleanings or just press run. If you press run, it uses the speed previously used. I've had it a month, so can't say it won't have a nervous breakdown like Eureka did in the future. Always save the box. Do I care that it's clunky or has it's quirks? No. They all do. It vacuums, which is what I expect it to do. This one has the D shape design that Neato had. To me, that seems better for edges. It has side brushes that come out when doing edges but not flimsy brushes that stay out all of the time. For the moment, I am not disappointed. As their 3rd model, I would have thought they'd have had the quirks worked out, but I see their next model has the dreaded mop feature. Hopefully they utilize a larger battery in the future..seems odd that they hadn't by now. So if you want somethung that does what it is supposed to and aren't expecting Rosie the Robot, can tolerate the recharges & not squeamish abt emptying the dirt bin, then yes, it does the job. Not giving high marks, bc I expect more from Dyson . ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2026 by Kindle Customer
Buy one now!
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EDIT: I forgot to mention about the dust or lack there of. My house has always been dusty. But since I been using the vacuum, dust has cut down to almost nothing. This vacuum gets down to the finest dust and dirt. I stopped writing reviews due to amazon censorship, but this product really deserves a fair review. I have had the vacuum for about a month. I have a dog in the house and he sheds badly. My carpet had gotten in bad enough shape that i was thinking about either replacing it or doing away with it altogether. After some research and being familiar with Dyson quality I decided to try a robot cleaner, and I must say i have been way more than impressed! This little vacuum has actually saved my carpet. My carpet is softer now than when it was new. No longer get pet hair on my socks when i walk through in sock feet. And as far as reliability, it has vacuumed everyday, now sometimes it does get confused about where its dock is at, but isn’t anything to worry about. I did have to clean it quite regularly the first few weeks, but since it only requires cleaning after doing my whole house. I actually plan to purchase another just to have a spare! Yeah it’s expensive, but it actually does what it’s supposed to do. Very rare in these times to actually get a product that does everything like its supposed to do. Yeah I recommend this product especially to someone with a pet. Its very well made and works extremely well! Dont hesitate if you looking for a robot vacuum! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2026 by Benjamin B.
"u good bro..." Thump..Tump..Thump.....wurrrrrrr..Thump
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This has got to be one of the dumbest things I own. It took 7 tries, and I had to pick up absolutely everything from the floor that wasn't attached, just to get it to map my apartment somewhat accurately. And now, every time I run it, it only manages to cover about 60–70% of the floors, forcing me to run it multiple times. If you have a cat, a desk chair that moves, or even just walk around while it's cleaning, it can become completely confused and start acting sporadically. Sometimes it'll get completely lost and start roaming around trying to figure out where it is, occasionally causing it to just abandon the room it's supposed to be cleaning. It also doesn't work in even a semi-dark room. It'll just roam around randomly, running into everything—sometimes hitting the same object dozens of times. It has absolutely zero sense of direction without enough light. I live in a smaller apartment, so maybe this isn't as bad in a large, open space, but for a small apartment, this thing is a headache. The one thing I'll give it credit for is that it does vacuum well when it actually covers an area. It's nice not having to sweep, but I honestly feel like I'm putting in the same amount of work—or even more—just trying to keep this thing functioning properly. It's not saving me time or freeing me from a chore. It's just creating a new one. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2026 by Collin T.
Sturdy little guy--so far so good
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Update: This vacuum didn't work after a month. It moved around but picked up nothing. So sad. This is my 3rd robovac. I need a good sturdy one because my long-haired dog sheds a lot and I need to run it daily. I've been looking at this Dyson for some time, but didn't buy it because of the high price, at first, and then because of the bad reviews. Though buyers complained about the software, the machine itself appeared to be a tank--just what I needed. I kept checking the latest reviews, and it looked like Dyson was fixing the software issues. Once I figured out how it worked (the logic programmed into it), it's been doing fine. It has a lot of the features I liked from my old Dyson vacs. It keeps me informed and shows me how to fix any problems. It mapped fine on the the first try and is easy to maintain. Any issues I had when it got stuck were easily fixable. My only tip is to make sure there is plenty of light. It needs it to navigate. Because of the dog hair, I'm also vigilant about keeping the robovac clean. I'm hoping it lasts longer than the first two. I'll update this review as needed. If it keeps up the good work, I'll give it another star. If it doesn't, I'll let you all know. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2026 by gizzy
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