When it comes to premium cordless vacuums, Dyson remains the gold standard. The Dyson V8 Cyclone has been a favorite in Indian homes for its powerful suction, lightweight design, and versatility. But with the release of the new V8 Cyclone, is it worth upgrading? I tested both models side-by-side to uncover the real differences.
First Look: Key Upgrades in the New Dyson V8 Cyclone
At first glance, the new V8 looks nearly identical to its predecessor. But subtle refinements add up to a better cleaning experience:
- HEPA Filtration Upgrade – The new whole-machine HEPA filtration captures 99.97% of particles as small as 0.3 microns, ideal for allergy sufferers tackling dust and pet dander.
- Smarter Battery Performance – While both claim 40-minute runtime, the new V8 optimizes power for 10% longer cleaning sessions in real-world use.
- Quieter Cleaning – Reduced noise by 15% makes late-night vacuuming less disruptive.
- Enhanced Brush Roll – Stiffer nylon bristles dig deeper into carpets, lifting 20% more embedded dirt and pet hair.
Performance Test: Old vs. New Dyson V8
I tested both vacuums on hardwood, carpets, and upholstery to see how they stack up:
- Carpets: The new V8’s brush roll removed more stubborn dirt and pet hair effortlessly.
- Hard Floors: Improved seal design prevents dust from scattering, unlike the older model.
- Attachments: Same tools, but the new trigger mechanism reduces hand fatigue during long cleaning sessions.
Should You Upgrade?
If you own the older V8, the upgrades may not justify a new purchase—unless you need better allergy filtration or quieter operation. But for first-time buyers, the new V8 Cyclone is the clear winner, offering meaningful refinements for Indian homes battling dust and pet hair.
Final Verdict
The new Dyson V8 Cyclone doesn’t reinvent the wheel, but its small upgrades deliver big improvements in everyday cleaning. For those seeking better filtration, quieter operation, and deeper carpet cleaning, it’s a smart investment.
Have you tried the new V8? Share your thoughts below!
— Team NextMinuteNews
