Dyson 360 Vis Nav Robot Vacuum

It can, and it's the most common complaint. The 360 Vis Nav sometimes misses rooms, fails to find its dock or gets stuck on floor vents. Firmware updates and a few weeks of runs improve things in some homes, but not all, so expect to step in and restart a clean now and then.

Very well, and it's the robot's strong point. Suction and the full-width brush bar pull a lot of dirt out of carpet, and Dyson rates suction at 65 AW. On the Vis Nav, pickup is rarely the issue; getting around the home is. A simple, open layout suits it best.

It's mixed. The Vis Nav cleans carpet deeply, but missed rooms and dock trouble make the cost hard to justify for many. It suits someone who cares most about pickup and doesn't mind restarting a run now and then. If hands-off reliability matters more, its navigation quirks will wear thin.

Yes. There are no bags to buy, the bin empties easily and the filter washes clean. The catch is size: the 360 Vis Nav's bin holds 0.49 liters and there's no self-emptying base, so on busy floors you'll be emptying it by hand often.

Yes. The Vis Nav pulls embedded dog hair out of carpet well. Hair collects on the machine itself, though, so plan to clear it from the brush bar and other parts regularly. With a shedding dog, that cleanup becomes part of the routine along with emptying the small bin.

It's split. Setup through the MyDyson app goes smoothly for many, but some run into Wi-Fi drops and awkward reconnecting. The 360 Vis Nav can't be set up without the app, so a steady Wi-Fi signal where the dock sits saves a lot of frustration later on.