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Meet Dyson's New Robot Vacuum Line: The Dyson Nurovi Line (2026)

The Nurovi line includes three lidar-powered robovacs. But to get the model I’m most intrigued by, you’ll need a Costco membership.

Meet Dyson's New Robot Vacuum Line: The Dyson Nurovi Line (2026)

Dyson has unveiled a new line of robot vacuums called the Nurovi lineup, unveiled earlier in September. The line consists of three models: the vacuum-only R1, the wash-and-dry R2, and the spot-scrub UV R3. All models share a light gray color scheme, but the base stations retain the canister-style compartments that define Dyson vacuums. They also feature lidar laser-precision navigation and the most expensive model now includes UV light for stain detection. The R1 is priced at $550, the R2 at $700, and the R3 at $1,200.

The R1 is a vacuum-only model that should excel in carpeted spaces and soft flooring, offering superior navigation and the new Twin-Capture technology. However, it may not be as competitive in price as other vacuums that perform both vacuuming and mopping. The R2, a vacuum-mop hybrid, is the most intriguing model due to its lower price point, triangle-style mop pads, and impressive suction power of 21,000 Pa.

The only catch is that it is available exclusively at Costco. Lastly, the R3 is the top-of-the-line model, priced at $1,200, and boasts the highest suction power of 30,000 Pa. It also uses AI to identify and target up to 200 household substances for cleaning. The R3 is expected to deliver a better stain-finding experience compared to the previous Spot+Scrub Ai model. Stay tuned for the author's upcoming review of all three models.

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