If you head over to the UK Dyson site and buy one of the Dyson V11 models included in the deal, the Dok will automatically be added to your basket.
There are two models to choose from. The Dyson V11 Animal, in a copper colourway, is available to buy for £499. It’s the pet-friendly model, designed to tackle the pet hair that your furry friends leave behind.
The other option is the Dyson V11 Torque Drive, in nickel and iron, for £549. As the name suggested, it comes with the Torque Drive Motorhead, which is one of the V11’s best accessories. It’s used in conjunction with the Auto mode. The V11 will automatically detect the surface you’re vacuuming and change the suction strength to match. So, if you go from hard floor to carpet or a rug, you don’t have to make any manual adjustments.
The deal is available from today until 26 January – or until stock runs out.
The Dok is a white, freestanding vacuum cleaner dock compatible with the V11, with space to store extra cleaning heads. It usually retails for £100. You can use it in conjunction with your charger, so your cleaner is always ready to go. The dock that usually comes with a V11 is made to be wall mounted, so this is a nice alternative.
The Dyson V11 is one of our top picks for cordless cleaners. We reviewed it and gave it 4.5 out of 5 stars.
One feature that sets the V11 apart from earlier models is its LCD screen, which we called a “genuine innovation”. The screen allows you to keep an eye on the battery level. The display is dynamic, meaning that as you switch between cleaning modes, the remaining battery life will change, showing how long you can clean in each mode before the battery dies.
The biggest annoyance of a cordless cleaner is having the battery run out before you’ve finished, leaving you to wait with a partially-cleaned floor for several hours while your vac recharges. The display means you won’t get caught out using Boost mode and kill your battery before you de-fluff your home.
The screen is also useful for troubleshooting. When there’s a malfunction, the display will identify the issue, so you’ll know that the cleaning head needs to be unblocked or that you haven’t correctly fitted the filter.
If you’re not 100% set on a Dyson, check out our round-up of the the top vacuum cleaners we’ve reviewed.
Author: Emma Rowley, Home Tech Editor
Emma is Home Tech Editor at Tech Advisor. She covers everything from kitchen appliances to smart home devices, from floor care to personal care to air care technology. She’s particularly interested in environmentally conscious brands and products that save people time and money.