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The Dyson V12 Detect Slim is Dyson's lightest intelligent cordless stick vacuum, built around a laser-equipped Fluffy Optic head and a piezo sensor that counts dust particles and raises suction automatically. It runs up to 60 minutes on the lowest of three power levels, charges in about 3 hours, and carries a lifetime washable filter. The LCD screen shows runtime and a particle count, and the kit includes a de-tangling Motorbar head, an anti-tangle hair screw tool, a combination tool, a crevice tool, a wand and a docking station. It suits apartment and mixed-floor homes that want light weight and dust feedback more than a large bin or deep-carpet power; rivals with bigger bins and longer runtimes trade away its low weight and laser guidance.
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Owners like the low weight, the laser that reveals dust on hard floors and the automatic suction boost. Common complaints are the small bin, short runtime on high power and the slow charge.
The Dyson V12 Detect Slim (model SV30) is a cordless stick vacuum and is Dyson's lightest intelligent cordless vacuum. It runs on a lithium-ion battery and is made for indoor use on all floor types, including carpet, rugs, hardwood, tile and bare floors.
It has laser illumination and an LCD screen display. It offers 3 speeds and 3 power levels, with push-button, touch controls. The filter is lifetime washable, and the cleaning path is 9.9 inches wide.
The vacuum comes with a docking station, a charger and a wand with a wand clip. It also includes a Fluffy Optic cleaner head, a De-tangling Motorbar cleaner head, an anti-tangle hair screw tool, a combination tool and a crevice tool.


