Dyson DC07 - Reduced from £220 - £109.99

johng_uk

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B000BKHGUG

leosayer39

Hi all,

This seems to be a very good deal. I am looking to buy a new Dyson and this one is the cheapest that I have seen for a while.

Is shopping at Amazon, for electrical goodies, a good idea? What consumer rights do you get?

Leo

bcwc

I've got one of these and they're very good on carpets.

Only problem is, they're a little too heavy. This means my missus won't use it, so I end up having to use it !

Bri.

chocolate.orange_2

bcwc wrote: »

I've got one of these and they're very good on carpets.

Only problem is, they're a little too heavy. This means my missus won't use it, so I end up having to use it !

Bri.

:rotfl:

Thats just made me really want to buy one
We had a dyson but it broke... Off to get my order in :T

bitsandpieces

leosayer39 wrote: »

Is shopping at Amazon, for electrical goodies, a good idea? What consumer rights do you get?

On amazon.co.uk, you get the same rights as any other UK mailorder company. I've bought electrical goods from them before - on the odd occasion there was a problem, they've been very good.

Dingdangdoforme

Had one delivered yesterday to replace old DC04. Very good for the money, coupled with the 5 year guarantee.

baked_beans_lady

chocolate.orange wrote: »

We had a dyson but it broke... Off to get my order in

Our DC07 lost its suction, and we were all ready to buy a new one (which I suppose tells you something about how good it is) but "discovered" their repair service. For a fixed fee - currently £65 - they will come out and do a full service, parts included.
(Compare that with the price I was quoted for a new hose on the same machine by a local service engineer - £50.)
After fixing the machine (new motor, new brush bar, some other bits) the engineer told me that because there was a problem with the thermal sensor, the repair was free - even on a machine well out of warranty.
I had a look around on the web afterwards and it is not unusual for them to waive the service charge.
So, half of the machine replaced, perfect working order, no charge, and still going strong two years later. I guess you would call that money saving!
BBL

Poppycat

baked_beans_lady thats exactly what I had with mine and the replacement was all free. Mind kept cutting out. First they sent me one of those internal filter things that fits in the clear plastic dust collector. Problem not sorted came ou said most I could pay was 360 something pounds, the issue was resolved and all free new motor and some other parts

I wasn't hesitate to get another mines been going for 5+ years now since new

MummyOf1_2

Ok they new ones are now sold out, anyone know where the second cheapest place to buy them is?

_amy__6

supposedly one in three households has a dyson in the uk.

I want that ball one- I don't even need a hoover in my flat, I only have one carpeted floor, the rest i can sweep, but it just looks so swish.

My parents have the animal one though and it's suction is great.