Sold by GenCoDeals and Fulfilled by Amazon. Buy a Used "Dyson V6 Trigger" and save 14% off the $199.00 list price. Powerful Suction that Doesn't Fade Other handhelds lose suction as you clean, but Dyson V6 Trigger doesn’t. It provides two times the suction power of any other handheld. Light and Ergonomically Designed Dyson V6 Trigger is light to hold and fits into the shape of the hand. The center of gravity is located towards the grip, making it easy to handle. Powered by Dyson Digital Motor V6 Up to 20 Minutes of Powerful SuctionOnly 3.4 pounds with balanced weight distribution for easy handling. Cleans footwells, upholstery, and beneath car seats. 204720-01 Features: -2 tier radial cyclones. -Ergonomically fits into the shape of the hand. -Suction power: 100 AW. -Run time: 20 Minutes. -Charge time: 3.5 hours. Color: -Nickel, red and purple. Dimensions: Overall Height - Top to Bottom: -8.2". Overall Width - Side to Side: -5.7". Overall Depth - Front to Back: -15.6".

Overall Product Weight: -3.4 lbs. 10 x 16.3 x 6.1 inches V6 (same as DC58) #4,250 in Home and Kitchen (See Top 100 in Home and Kitchen) #6 in Industrial & Scientific > Janitorial & Sanitation Supplies > Floor Care > Vacuums > Indoor Vacuums > Handheld Vacuums #19 in Home & Kitchen > Vacuums & Floor Care > Vacuums > Handheld Vacuums 5 star74%4 star11%3 star5%2 star3%1 star7%See all 501 customer reviewsTop Customer ReviewsCompared to Black and Decker PlatinumWhat's this?UPDATE 6/11/2016 After using this for a while one of the most irritating issues with this vac is how you empty it. It has a sliding mechanism to get the bin off to empty it but it sticks and it hard to get off. They call it the one touch but it's more like why doesn't this thing come off?! With the B&D you just open the door. The only thing we really like about this is you can grab it and vac, sort of like point and shoot.-----------------------------------Vacs come in a variety of designs; which one is better really depends on personal preference.

Here is a comparison between the Dyson DC58 and the Black and Decker Platinum. I've also included a simple video.BatteryBD Lithium Ion 20vDyson nickel manganese cobalt 21.6vWeightBD 3lbs 12 ozDyson 2lbs 13 ozChargerBD flat stand that holds accessories. vacuum cleaner suction capacityJust place the vac on the stand to charge;Dyson: plugin adapter; nilfisk vacuum cleaners serviceno accessory standDirt CanisterBD main body is the canister; rainbow vacuum cleaner e series partsdoor is clear to see contents; access simply by pulling the handle to the door and pouring out the contents. Door opens to side.Dyson: clear cylinder shaped canister; easy to see how full it is; but to empty you have to slide the release which is in an ackward position that is hard to reach and get hold of.

It takes two hands just to release the door. ErgonomicsBD the handle is centered over the top of the vac; weight is well balanced; vac is roundDyson: Handle is at the backend of the vac like holding a pistol; weight is all sticking straight out; overall look is squareBoth have their advantages: BD feels more comfortable long use, Dyson can reach into places better.AttachmentsBoth come with straight nozzle and furniture brush. But the BD comes with a hose. A hose and attachment accessory kit is available for the Dyson at about $80.PowerThe Dyson has two power levels which you switch using a push button on the back of the vac accessible with your thumb. The lower power works fairly well but true comparison with the DB is the max level. Here they are fairly equal.I don't know how they tested the suction of the Dyson to be 3 times greater than any other brand. My video shows both in action. The Dyson was set on Max, the BD has only one setting. They both did as good a job in my opinion.But with the Dyson on max power the running time is cut to a third according to their own feature list.

I vacuumed out my car and it took all of the battery in less then 10 minutes even with a low setting for a couple minutes. With the BD there is battery to spare. But the Dyson did a decent job without max setting.NoiseNeither is horribly loud; according to the free (but hardly accurate) decibel meter on my iPhone both register about 95; literally they are about equal except the Dyson is a higher pitch.These vacs are fairly similar in comparison; the choice is more personal preference. I prefer the BD for it's balanced weight and more conservative look. I also like that the nozzle is at the end of a detachable hose (included). The Dyson's straight on design makes it easier to get into places and you don't have to bend over quite as much.The BD lists for less then $150 but includes the hose. The Dyson lists for less then $250 but the hose kit is about another $80.Increased battery life via reduced motor setting is a major advance over previous models, longevity remains to be provenWhat's this?

See and discover other items: stair vacuum, two in one vacuum cleaner How to clean the clear bin and cyclone Step 1 - Removing the clear bin from the cyclone To release the clear bin from the cyclone: Push the red button by the clear bin to open the bin base. Press a second time to release the clear bin from the main body of the machine. Remove the clear bin carefully. Step 2 - Cleaning the clear bin Clean the clear bin with a damp cloth only. Do not use detergents, polishes or air fresheners to clean the clear bin. Do not put the clear bin in a dishwasher. Step 3 - Cleaning the cyclone shroud Clean the cyclone shroud with the brush on the combination tool to remove lint and dust. Do not immerse the whole cyclone unit in water or pour water into the cyclones. Step 4 - Refit the clear bin Ensure the clear bin is completely dry before replacing. To replace the clear bin, push the clear bin up and in to the main body of the machine.