High contrast green illumination, HD Camera + Ai identify spills and stains. Returns to stubborn stains up to 15x. Hygienic self-cleaning wet roller. Adapts between wet and dry. Roller extends to clean to the edge. Dual side sweepers push dirt and debris to silicone brushbar. Bagless self-emptying - stores dry dirt up to 100 days. LiDAR technology for mapping. MyDyson app - customize schedules, setup and more. Capture dust particles as small as 0.1 microns. Anti-tangle brush bar. Advanced Ai eliminates cloud dependency. Up to 200 minute runtime.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've had the Dyson Spot+Scrub AI for several weeks. It does my kitchen, hallway, bathroom and living room in roughly 19 minutes. You can pick what section to clean, so it can do all sections or just a singular one like the living room. It knows what's the living room, what's the hallway, what's the kitchen and what's the bathroom—which is pretty cool. Honestly, it does it quicker than me—when I hoover I get on all fours, and then I've still got to fill the mop bucket and add chemicals. It's not as thorough though, getting close to the corners but missing about an inch and a half to an inch and three quarters away from the wall. It's dead simple to use, you just let it get on with it. It uses heated water to clean the floor as it mops. I've sat on the sofa watching the green light scan the carpet for objects—it's quite therapeutic, really. It's not very loud when it's cleaning either, only getting slightly noisy for about 30 seconds when it docks to empty. The tanks are simple to empty from the main hub too, and after several hoovers and mops I've only had to empty it once. Over the course of a month it's probably saving me an hour to an hour and 40 minutes worth of cleaning, but honestly probably more than that because I don't have to do anything and I find myself having it clean more often. The suction on the hoover is really good too—I haven't had any issues with it sucking up debris or lint or whatever off the floor.. Anonymous. Gravesend. Tue Jul 28 2026