Dyson just made the robot vacuum I've been crying out for — and it's not the new flagship
The new R1 Nurovi Dry fills a niche that robot vacuum brands have been ignoring for years.
Dyson has recently unveiled three new robot vacuums, but the one that captures my attention the most is the R1. Unlike the other models, the R1 lacks the mop pads and wet cleaning features, focusing solely on vacuuming. This streamlined design, according to Dyson's senior design manager, Nathan Lawson McLean, aims to cater to customers who don't require mopping functions.
The R1 offers 21,000Pa of suction power, an extending side sweeper, and an anti-tangle brush bar, setting it apart from competitors. A unique Piezo sensor adjusts suction power based on dust levels, while the Twin-capture system efficiently captures fine particles without missing larger debris. Although the dustbin capacity matches the R2, Dyson believes it's sufficient for most users, given the R1's compact size and absence of a docking station.
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