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The Dyson PencilVac Fluffycones cleans really well, if you can resist waving it around like a Lightsaber.
The Philips OneUp 5000 is nimble, efficient and lightweight, but there's a big problem with the mop head.
The PencilVac prioritizes lightness over outright power, and that's a good thing.
A lot of great gadgets made their way through my door last year, but these are the ones that really blew me away.
All of these vacuums deliver reliable, efficient cleaning without breaking the bank – with prices starting as low as £169.99.
I've tested most of Dyson's gadgets – these are the features that blew me away and the ones that turned out to be downgrades in disguise.
I've tested dozens of robot vacuums, but this is the one that has a permanent spot in my home – and it's never let me down.
Narwal promises longer runtimes and more suction power – but I'm skeptical it can deliver.
