Dyson DC40 Multi floor upright vacuum cleaner

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Price: $364.45 $299.99   

Product Feature

• Dyson cyclone technology captures more dirt and microscopic dust than any other with no loss of suction.
• Radial Root Cyclone technology- airflows remodeled to maximize suction power
• Cleaner head self-adjusts for optimal contact - even on hard floors
• Turns on a dime with more components housed inside the ball for easier access to awkward spaces
• 5 Year Warranty- parts and labor guaranteed by Dyson for 5 years

Product Description

DC40 Multi floor is a lightweight Dyson Ball upright vacuum cleaner for every floor type. The machine �s cleaner head has an active base place, which self-adjusts automatically for optimal contact with all floor types. On hard floors the base plate lowers to create an efficient seal, and the brush bar lifts clear off the floor to protect delicate surfaces. On carpet, the base plate rises and the brush bar lowers for optimum bristle penetration- removing ground-in dirt and pet hair from different depths of carpet pile. And because the cleaner head adjusts automatically, there are no fiddly dials and you don ��t need to bend down to make adjustments.

Dyson cyclones capture more dirt than any other cyclone. DC40 Multi floor has Radial Root Cyclone technology with remodeled airflows to maximize suction power. DC40 Multi floor also has patented Ball technology. It turns on the spot, which allows you to maneuver more easily around obstacles and into awkward spaces. And because the motor and other key components are located inside the ball, the machine has a lower center of gravity- making it even easier to steer.

Patented Dyson Technology

New Radial Root Cyclone Technology Ordinary vacuum cleaners rely on bags to trap dust and dirt. As you use them, the tiny holes in the bag clog up with particles of dust. This restricts the flow of air, so the vacuum cleaner loses suction. Dyson vacuum cleaners don� �t rely on bags to trap dust and dirt. They use cyclone technology, which spins the air at incredibly high speeds. The cyclones inside a Dyson vacuum cleaner generate centrifugal forces many thousands of times the force of gravity. Dust, dirt and pet hair are flung out of the airflow and straight into the bin. No bag. No loss of suction.
Dyson has been continually refining cyclone technology since inventing it more than 20 years ago. DC40 Multi floor has new Radial Root Cyclone technology. Reconfigured air channels and improved flow efficiency reduce turbulence and preserve air pressure, so that the inner cyclones can extract more microscopic particles. These refinements help remove more dirt, dust, allergens and pet hair for the airflow.

Ball Technology to Help You Steer with Ease Dyson Ball upright vacuum cleaners use patented Ball technology to overcome the steering limitations of fixed wheels. They ride on a ball, which turns on the spot so you can steer with ease, changing direction with just a turn of the wrist.

The ball itself is made of glass-reinforced polypropylene- the same material used in the manufacture of car dashboards. It combines high impact strength with the resistance to distortion. The ball also holds the heaviest component, (the motor), positioned towards the base for a lower center of gravity and greater stability.

Features

Self-adjusting cleaner head: DC40 Multi floor has an active base plate. It creates the optimal cleaner head contact for every floor type, reducing air leaks and retaining suction power on all floor types- wood, carpet, vinyl and tile.

Instant release wand: DC40 Multi floor has an instant release, long reach wand for cleaning stairs and awkward areas- it stretches up to 5 times in length. There are no separate parts to assemble.

Extra tools: DC40 Multi floor comes with a Combination tool and a Stair tool. The Combination tool has a debris nozzle that converts to a brush tool for dusting. The Stair tool removes dirt and dust from corners and against vertical edges of stairs.

Approved for allergy sufferers: All new Dyson upright and canister vacuums are certified asthma & allergy friendly by the Asthma & Allergy Foundation of America. Dyson cyclones capture microscopic particles down to 0.5 microns in size, including pollen, mold and bacteria.

No extra costs: DC40 Multi floor comes with a 5 year warranty - parts and labor guaranteed by Dyson.

The included instant release wand stretches up to 5 times in length

A clear bin lets you see just how much you have picked up

What's In The Box?
	DC40 Upright Multi Floor Vacuum
	Extension Wand
	Operating Manual
	Quickstart Guide
	Stair Tool
	Combination Accessory Tool
	Product Registration Card
	5-Year Warranty

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Dyson Radial Root Cyclone Technology - No bag. No loss of suction.

Dyson Ball Technology overcomes the steering limitations of fixed wheels

Stair Tool and Combination Accessory Tool

	DC33 Multi Floor	DC40 Multi Floor	DC41 Animal	</sup> DC41 Animal Complete	DC50 Animal
Full Size or Compact	Full Size	Full Size	Full Size	Full Size	Compact
Weight	17.6 lbs	14.6 lbs	17.1 lbs	17.1 lbs	11.6 lbs
Cyclone Technology	Root Cyclone technology	Radial Root Cyclone technology	Radial Root Cyclone technology	Radial Root Cyclone technology	2-tier Radial Cyclone technology
Ball Technology		X	X	X	X
Cleaner Head Technology	Clutch controlled brush bar	Self-adjusting	Self-adjusting	Self-adjusting	Self-adjusting
Engineered for Pet Hair Pick-Up			X	X	X
Suitable Floor Types	All	All	All	All	All
Hose Length	15.7 ft	15.3 ft	15.4 ft	15.4 ft	8.5 ft
Cord Length	35 ft	24.7 ft	35 ft	35 ft	24.9 ft
Max Reach	51 ft	40 ft	51 ft	51 ft	33.4 ft
Cleanerhead Width	13.4 in	12.2 in	13.3 in	13.3 in	11 in
Bin Capacity	0.61 gal	0.42 gal	0.55 gal	0.55 gal	0.21 gal
Bagless	X	X	X	X	X
Wand Type	Quick-draw telescope	Instant Release	Instant Release	Instant Release	Instant Release
HEPA Filtration	X	X	X	X	X
Suction Power	240 a/w	200 a/w	235 a/w	235 a/w	128 a/w
Tools Included	Combination tool, Stair tool	Combination tool, Stair tool	Tangle-free Turbine tool, Combination tool, Stair tool	Tangle-free Turbine tool, Combination tool, Stair tool, Soft Dusting Brush, Stuff Bristle, Brush, Multi-Angle Brush, Zorb Carpet Powder	Tangle-free Turbine tool, Combination tool, Stair tool
Warranty	5 years	5 years	5 years	5 years	5 years

Dyson DC40 Multi floor upright vacuum cleaner Review

UPDATE (10/12/2013): Dyson has changed the name of the DC40 (name change only, no change to the specs) and has posted the newly named DC40 Origin on the following Amazon page: Dyson DC40 Origin Upright Vacuum Cleaner. The price of the DC40 fluctuates often and Amazon, on occasion, drops the price or offers Amazon Gift Cards for purchasing the newly named model. If you are planning on purchasing the DC40, make sure to check the new listing to see if you can get a better deal.

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So I took the plunge and bought my first Dyson. I went with the Dyson DC40 and ordered it from Amazon a couple of days after it came out for $400 (20% off Mother's Day special). I don't have any pets, so I didn't think I needed to pay the extra for the Animal version. It was only $50 dollars more than the previous model DC25 and had the new Dyson Radial Root Cyclone technology and a couple of other new features. I figured, for $50, I might as well have the latest technology and it has been around for a few months in the DC41 Animal, so it isn't their first try at it.

Just for some background, I'm upgrading from an old Hoover Windtunnel bagless upright vacuum. I have never really been that happy with it. It probably cost $300 when I bought it and it does an ok job, but loses suction after only a few minutes of vacuuming unless you keep emptying the bin and buying new filters. After the original cost of the old vacuum plus a few filters, all of the sudden a Dyson doesn't seem that expensive anymore.

First Impression - Right out of the box, the thing looks impressive. It is small and sleek and it was quick and easy to put together.

The Ball - I was a little concerned from reading other reviews of the Ball that it would be hard to get used to, but I disagree with that completely. I immediately felt comfortable with it and took to it very quickly. I was amazed how well it moved around and how much control you had going around things with the ball with just a flick of the wrist. The Ball is my favorite feature by far.

Vacuum Performance - The vacuum performance didn't blow me away immediately because it doesn't seem to grab onto the carpet like my old vacuum or leave heavy track marks, but it picked up everything on the carpet. We have a pretty low pile carpet, so that may be the reason. But when it came to emptying the bin, I was a little surprised at how much very fine dirt and dust was in there, so that was impressive. I was also impressed with how well it picked up stuff from the edges. It grabbed little bits of whatever from the very edge of the carpet. I used it in the kitchen on the ceramic tile next. I seemed to do a really good job on the kitchen too. It again was able to grab stuff from the edges of the baseboards and cabinets. This is when I really started to appreciate the Ball. I was able to run the head along the base of the cabinets while tilting the vacuum on the Ball sideways away from the cabinets and just zoom down the entire length picking everything up. I didn't even need to use the wand to get under the cabinets. This control on the ball was really cool. Overall, the vacuum never lost suction, the bin was easy to empty and it picked up a lot of stuff.

Wand, Tools and Stair Work - The wand is built really cool. I like how it slides into the hose when stowed to keep the hose from flopping around. It basically makes the hose rigid when stowed. The wand is awkward to work with at first because it is so long, so it is mainly for reaching up high and vacuuming floors when standing. You can remove the wand and use the tools on the hose, but the hose is really rigid out of the box. It does stretch a long way, but it is really tight at the moment. I'm assuming it will loosen up with some use, so I'm not that concerned. For the stairs, I used the included basic stair tool with the wand. Even though it was tight, the hose stretched pretty far and the vacuum did a really good job on the stairs. The suction on the hose is really amazing, so even with the basic stair tool, it made the carpet stand up pretty well. Much easier than lugging the old hoover onto each stair and trying to push it back and forth on each stair (it's wand was terrible). The combined crevice/dusting tool is cool too. You just use the crevice tool when you need it and quickly slide the dusting part over the crevice tool when you need that one. Great design on that part.

I've only been using this vacuum for one day, but this is what I think so far for a pro/con list.

Pros:
1) The Ball is awesome. I love it. It is amazing technology. It makes moving this thing so easy. Its like zooming around in a race car. I'd by a Dyson again just for the Ball.
2) Edge cleaning seems really good.
3) No loss of suction problems so far.
4) I like how you empty the bin.
5) The wand tool is a little awkward, but I'm getting used to it and it made vacuuming the stairs pretty quick and easy.
6) The vacuum is really light, especially compared to my old behemoth hoover.
7) Seems to pick up a lot of really fine dirt and dust out of the carpet.
8) Everything is designed really well from how cool the wand slides into the hose to keep it from flopping around when stowed, to the way the tools store on the side and snap into the wand to the combined bin/carrying handle that makes it easy to carry.

Cons:
1) The cord is pretty short, at least compared to what I'm used to with the old Hoover. This is a little annoying, but not a deal breaker.
2) It doesn't leave as heavy of vacuum marks in the carpet as my old vacuum, which gives you that "just vacuumed" look to a room, but the carpet looks clean which is the most important thing.
3) The hose is really tight right out of the box, but I'm guessing it will loosen with some use.

In conclusion, I've only had this thing for one day, but I really like it so far.

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ONE WEEK UPDATE:
Still love this vacuum. The ball drives great and it continues to pick up a surprising amount stuff out of the carpet each time I use it. I actually look forward to using the vacuum just to see how much more stuff it will find. I also cleaned all the AC intakes and bathroom vents on the ceiling very easily. All you have to do is pull out the wand, quickly attach the dusting tool and reach way up there without having to do a bunch of hose assembly. The old hoover would have taken a lot more time attaching a bunch of extensions which always fall apart. The hose suction is very strong. Great design and great performance.

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THREE MONTH UPDATE:
It is really a pleasure to use this vacuum. It doesn't feel like a chore at all like it did with my old vacuum. The ball almost makes it fun and it is so much lighter than the old Hoover. I'm still amazed that it keeps finding so much stuff (I blame the kids for tracking it all in the house). Seems to be holding up just fine vacuuming 2-3 times a week with no problems at all so far. Love the ball. Love the edge cleaning. I would still recommend this vacuum to anyone.

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SIX MONTH UPDATE (11/01/2012):
Everything is still going great with this vacuum. I did a filter cleaning not too long ago. Probably should do it more often, but I hadn't seen any degradation in performance and I'm not so good about cleaning things on their perfect schedule. The filter cleaning was really easy. There are two washable filters. One on top in the middle of the dirt/dust bin. It came out easily and I just washed it out under some running water and let it sit out for a day to dry. I also took off the clear part of the bin with attached bottom and washed it with water with no problems. I haven't been brave enough to wash the orange cyclone part, but it isn't that bad, and I'm not taking any chances. The second filter is in one side of the ball. All you do is twist off the side of the ball and pull off the filter. Same rinse with water and dry for a day. Pretty easy.

I also did a real deep cleaning of the couch under the cushions, and with two small kids, you can probably imagine how big of a job that was. Hose suction was great and took care of that job with ease. The hose is still pretty stiff and it was awkward to use the long wand, but I just took off the wand and attached the crevice tool directly to the hose, and it was good to go. Everything felt really clean when I was done.

As for normal performance, it is still working great. Almost seems to be getting a little stronger with age. It may be in my head, but it almost feels like it is grabbing the carpet a little more lately. The ball seems like it is running a tiny bit rougher/louder as it rolls on the tile, but no real issue at this point. I will continue to monitor how the performance goes and how the vacuum holds up, but so far, so good. Still highly recommended, especially as the price drops to $400 on Amazon every once in a while.

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TEN MONTH UPDATE (03/04/2013):
The vacuum is still going strong after 10 months and we are still very happy with it. We have been using it a couple of times a week with no problems and great results. It looks like the vacuum is on a Gold Box Deal of the Day today on Amazon for $399 WITH FOUR EXTRA ACCESSORIES. We paid $399 for the model without the extra accessories when it came out. Dyson accessories aren't cheap so this is a great deal. Snatch it up before it sells out.

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ONE YEAR UPDATE (05/06/2013):
We purchased this vacuum last year at this time when they had the same 20% off Mother's Day special. After one year, this vacuum is still working great for us. We really like the steering of the ball and the suction is still great. Mechanical function is also holding up just fine. Overall, we are very happy with our purchase. If you purchase this vacuum, make sure to check the version with the extra Dyson accessories. At the time of this update, it looks like the base model and the model with the extra accessories are the same price, so make sure to get the extra accessories if you can.

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