Hanno came in and wanted more off the shelf parts, shorter development times, and overall cheaper products. So this is the result. More on reddit.com

I haven’t. Was considering it but went with the Dreame x40. I’ve had too many wifi issues with other Dyson products (fans/purifiers). Admittedly most are older but it made me anxious enough to go with another brand. More on reddit.com

I too have depression and struggle with getting housework done. I have a robot vac and a dyson. I’d pick the robot vac over the dyson every time. If you can get self-emptying, that’s even better, but if not, daily emptying the vac was doable for me. I haven’t had service issues with the robot, but I did with the dyson. In any case, most are handled by mail (in my experience in the USA). Mopping features aren’t ready for prime time. As an aside, using a HEPA air filter in addition to daily robot vacuuming was the combination I needed to keep the dust controlled in my home. Vacuuming temporarily increases the dust in the air. If you decide on a dyson, I recommend a cheaper older one. Recent changes are incremental. In my opinion the joy of the dyson is how easy it is to use, and that’s been consistent. (See https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/reviews/best-cordless-stick-vacuum/ for example). If you can mount the charger on the wall, that increases the ease of use a lot. Good luck! More on reddit.com

Greetings Dyson community, We reviewed the Dyson 360 Vis Nav Robot Vacuum on our Vacuum Wars channel a few weeks ago and wanted to share our findings with you. After testing it over the past few weeks, we found that this vacuum excels in some areas but also has room for improvement. Pros: 1.      Powerful Suction: Dyson claims it has twice the suction power of any other robot vacuum, and our tests confirmed this. It had the highest suction power and airflow we've ever measured, even on its lowest power setting. 2.      Design: The D-shaped design allows for a wider brush bar, combining a soft roller, stiff nylon bristles, and anti-static carbon fiber filaments. This made it excellent for picking up debris on both hard floors and carpets. 3.      Pickup Ability: It performed exceptionally well with fine to extra-large debris, pet hair, and human hair on both surface types. 4.      Internal Dust Sensor: This feature boosts suction power in particularly dirty areas, and the app shows a heat map highlighting these spots. 5.      HEPA Filtration: The washable and reusable HEPA filter is a great addition, ensuring excellent filtration. 6.      Dustbin and Side Duct: The dustbin is larger than average and has a hygienic emptying mechanism. The unique extending side duct helps clean edges effectively. 7.      LED Screen: The vacuum features a detailed LED screen for easy operation. Cons: 1.      Lack of Modern Extras: It doesn't have mopping capability, an auto-empty bin, or front-mounted obstacle avoidance sensors, which are common in other high-end robot vacuums. 2.      Navigation System: The top-mounted vSLAM navigation system, similar to the old 360 Eye, was less effective than expected. The initial mapping took longer and wasn't very accurate. 3.      Battery Life: The official battery life is 65 minutes on low power, which is quite low. While it performs decently on low power, the battery drains quickly on max power. 4.      App Features: The app is not as feature-rich as other flagship robot vacuums, with basic no-go zones and scheduling options. Conclusion: The Dyson 360 Vis Nav showcases some of the best innovations in vacuuming, but the lack of a mop, auto-empty bin, obstacle avoidance, and the need for better navigation and battery life make it hard to justify its high price. But if suction power is a priority or the specific features and capabilities we’ve discussed meet your requirements, the Dyson 360 Vis Nav could be right for you. It’s all about aligning what this robot vacuum offers with what you prioritize in a cleaning device. Vacuum Wars website review More on reddit.com