{"id":206,"date":"2025-05-22T06:01:00","date_gmt":"2025-05-22T02:01:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.actutech.app\/dysons-new-superskinny-stick-vac-is-as-thin-as-its-hair-dryer\/"},"modified":"2025-05-22T06:01:00","modified_gmt":"2025-05-22T02:01:00","slug":"dysons-new-superskinny-stick-vac-is-as-thin-as-its-hair-dryer","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/www.actutech.app\/en\/dysons-new-superskinny-stick-vac-is-as-thin-as-its-hair-dryer\/","title":{"rendered":"Dyson\u2019s new superskinny stick vac is as thin as its hair dryer"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Dyson\u2019s new skinny PencilVac looks like a broom. | Image: Dyson<\/figcaption><\/p><\/figure>\n

Dyson has announced what it\u2019s claiming is the \u201cworld\u2019s slimmest vacuum cleaner.\u201d At first glance, its new PencilVac looks like a broom rather than a vacuum because the battery, motor, and electronics are all integrated into a thin handle that\u2019s just 38mm in diameter \u2014 the same thickness as Dyson\u2019s Supersonic r hair dryer<\/a>. It weighs in at just under four pounds and is powered by the company\u2019s smallest and fastest vacuum motor yet.<\/p>\n

The PencilVac is designed to be a replacement for the slim Dyson Omni-glide<\/a>, which launched in 2021 with a cleaning head that used two spinning brushes so it could suck up dust and dirt in multiple directions. The new PencilVac is not only slimmer and lighter than the Omni-glide, it uses four spinning brush bars that Dyson calls Fluffycones.<\/p>\n

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As the name implies, the Fluffycones each feature a conical design that causes long hairs to slide down to the narrow end of each brush and fall off so they can be sucked up instead of getting tangled up around the brushes. The Fluffycones slightly protrude at the sides for better edge cleaning, and are paired with green LED lights (instead of the lasers that Dyson\u2019s other vacuums use<\/a>) that illuminate dust and debris so you can see when floors have been properly cleaned.<\/p>\n

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Other innovations Dyson is introducing with the PencilVac include a motor that\u2019s just 28mm in diameter but spins at 140,000RPM to generate 55AW of suction, and a new two-stage dust filtration system that prevents clogging and performance loss as the vac fills up. Given its size, the PencilVac has a smaller dust bin than Dyson\u2019s other cleaners, but uses a new design that compresses dust as it\u2019s removed from the airflow to help maximize how much dirt the bin can hold.<\/p>\n

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The PencilVac magnetically connects to a floor dock for charging and storage, and features a small LCD screen that shows the cleaning mode and an estimate of how long before the battery dies. It\u2019s also Dyson\u2019s first vacuum to connect to the MyDyson mobile app, which offers access to additional settings, alerts for when the filter needs to be cleaned, and step-by-step maintenance instructions.<\/p>\n

The vacuum\u2019s slim design does come with some trade-offs when compared to the company\u2019s larger models. Its cleaning head is designed for use on hard floors, not carpeting, and while it can be swapped with alternate attachments like a furniture and crevice tool, it doesn\u2019t convert to a shorter handheld vac. Runtime is also limited to just 30 minutes of cleaning at its lowest power setting, but its battery is swappable and Dyson will sell additional ones to extend how long you can clean.<\/p>\n

Dyson hasn\u2019t revealed pricing details yet, and while the PencilVac will launch in Japan later this year, it won\u2019t be available in the US until 2026.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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