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DC18
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DC19-T2 - Dyson UK
Original Message Jun 15, 2009 5:57 pm |
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Dyson UK has launched (updated) the DC19-T2 which comes in standard and Animal models. New features on this model are: Detachable Handle/Hose (allows click-fit tools to attach to end of the handle or hose) Lightweight adjustable Wand Dual Mode Floor Tool (replaces the standard 'flat out' tool which was on the original DC19 a return to the multi 'contact' head tool the DC08 and DC08TW used) It has been re-engineered floor tool to remove more dirt from carpets and hard floors. It has the 'now' standard dual crevice and dusting brush tool too. Maybe the 'flat out' tool was not as popular on the original standard DC19! See www.dyson.co.uk home page for first look! DC18
This message was modified Jun 16, 2009 by DC18
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DysonInventsBig
Location: USA
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Re: DC19-T2 - Dyson UK
Reply #1 Jun 15, 2009 8:40 pm |
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Thanks DC18, My guess is... the update is more about cost savings and/or creating more universal parts. The updated wand looks like the DC26 wand. DIB
This message was modified Jun 15, 2009 by DysonInventsBig
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bucks03
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Re: DC19-T2 - Dyson UK
Reply #3 Jun 16, 2009 1:28 pm |
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Ive taken a look and don't like the look of this. Basically, Dyson has become all plastic literally. Where has the nice high quality heavy steel wands gone that were on the DC02 and DC05? Dyson started using allumium which I think looks and feels cheap even though they have been using this on their uprights since day one and I have this on my DC04, I think the cylinders should have steel for their wands unless they are telescopic models but I guess its the way they are going now. At least the Dyson plastic wands will be stronger than most competitor plastic wands. The head is basically from the original DC05 from 1999, this was also used on the DC08 origin. The only problem with this head Ive experienced myself is the velour threads peeling off the plastic soleplate (Was much better when Dyson used steel on the head before they started using plastic soleplates on their cyliner heads) I think Dyson realise that the original Dyson designed head is best, the 'ContactHead' they used on the first DC08 was too much to use with all the articulation - I didnt like them personally. Dyson seems to particularly fussy with bringing us all these different heads but at the end of the day, people just want to vacuum their carpets and wont be too bothered about this after a while.
This message was modified Jun 16, 2009 by bucks03
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DC18
Dyson, Sebo and Bissell user
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Re: DC19-T2 - Dyson UK
Reply #7 Jun 29, 2009 5:44 pm |
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<BR> Is this vacuum also know as the DC29?<BR> <BR>I think your right as I've seen on web searches entries for a DC29 but no picture as such but hints of a canister\cylinder model!<BR><BR>DC18
This message was modified Jun 29, 2009 by DC18
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Trilobite
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Re: DC19-T2 - Dyson UK
Reply #8 Jun 29, 2009 8:54 pm |
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DC18
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Re: DC19-T2 - Dyson UK
Reply #9 Jun 30, 2009 5:29 pm |
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Trilobite
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Re: DC19-T2 - Dyson UK
Reply #10 Jun 30, 2009 5:40 pm |
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Looks like it!
DC18
The thing is, it doesn't look radically different from what has gone before.
As Acerone says, it looks very like DC19 T2. (What does 'T2' mean anyway?) Do you get the feeling that there are too many models in the Dyson line up, that are similar in appearance and function?
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