dragonkeeper wrote:I've been interested in buying a Dyson for some time now but every time I see one on here it's always refurbished. This tells me that these things break down alot so I'm quite hesitant about buying one. Does anyone have any facts that support the opposite?
My Dyson has seen light use for the last seven years or so. I bought it new. It's built like an American car: it's fairly obvious that some bits are more delicate than they should be, and you're always worried that something's about to fall off. But nothing has...yet.
I recommend Dysons to my friends, but only if they can get some form of discount. This is the latest model and seems to address some issues I never knew I had. I think if you see a good deal on a DC25, that's still worth buying. The DC24 (shorter, lighter) is sometimes on sale, too, but it's too much of a compromise.
Unless my DC25 breaks, I don't think I'll be buying one of these DC41st solely to upgrade.
