Dyson V15 refurbished ($599)

It's sold by Dyson's Official Outlet, so this is good.

You can also get it from their official eBay store.

https://www.ebay.ca/itm/165687306524?ha ... OSwx2FjK0x~

Not Walmart and hassle to return

Pass

Dyson refurbished always no return unless it's totally defective.

Around black friday this was available for a similar price. Was a super popular thread. Hasnt been this low since. I'd say this is a hot deal. Thanks OP. https://forums.redflagdeals.com/ebay-ca ... 8-2578347/

nxmatt wrote: ↑ Dyson refurbished always no return unless it's totally defective.

Not completely true - that applies to eBay store, Best Buy and Walmart (and possibly any other retail partners), but as per their own website:

Can I return my refurbished machine?

Yes, our 30-day money-back returns policy applies to all machines, whether they’re new or refurbished.

That means even if you simply have buyer's remorse, you should be able to return it within 30 days (if bought through the website).

Looks like its available for this price on ebay.ca, bestbuy.ca and walmart.ca

tew wrote: ↑ It's not sold by Walmart but more importantly it's FINAL SALE.

Refurbished machines are final sale and are not eligible for returns, only warranty service.

kiasu wrote: ↑ Not Walmart and hassle to return

Pass

At least spend a few seconds actually paying attention.

https://www.dysoncanada.ca/en/dyson-outlet


If the unit was indeed defective, you can return it, just not to Walmart. To Dyson. If there's missing parts you can contact Dyson to send you the missing ones free. The above image along with everything I just said was confirmed not only by Dyson agents themselves but having actually dealt with issues buying a refurb.

to be honest after buying a v10 about 1.5 years ago, and it crapped out after 6 months, i won't be buying dyson again. They are passive aggressive in their responses

Late 2021: bought a dyson v10
Summer 2022: crapped out, told to buy a new battery will solve problem
Fall 2022: it didnt solve the problem
Winter 2022: started asking about what i should do, and not only get told to buy more things to fix my dyson, but told i can't return the battery that didn't do anything

So investment was $500 then $150 for a battery for perhaps 6 months of a working vacuum and we are patronized by their chat/customer service and treat us like peasants and hide behind policies vs fixing the problem.

Currently own: 8 dyson products

Now slap 20% on this and I'll call it a hot deal..

That green laser head is worth it's weight in gold of you have hard floors. It really is a game changer (and will horrify/delight any clean freaks).

It's only good for hard flooring, so if you only have carpet you can easily sell it on Craigslist for $150. That's where I bought mine unused for my V11 and it's been perfect.

If I was in the market I'd buy this, thanks OP. Nice first post.

EarthViews wrote: ↑ It's sold by Dyson's Official Outlet, so this is good.

You can also get it from their official eBay store.

https://www.ebay.ca/itm/165687306524?ha ... OSwx2FjK0x~

Dyson eBay Outlet is fantastic, they have 1 year warranty and the items I've gotten apart from the repackaged box, have been seemingly new without issues.

The 10 year warranty on new Dyson products is quite something. Having major parts replaced after 8-9 years is amazing. You take a picture for customer service, email it, parts get mailed to you express.

Something to consider instead of this 1 to 2 year warranty, or final sale business. In the long run, if you can afford it up front, buying new from Dyson is way less expensive.

The shark stratos that's currently on sale at Costco (oos right now) slightly edged the v15 for what it's worth.

HowEver wrote: ↑ The 10 year warranty on new Dyson products is quite something. Having major parts replaced after 8-9 years is amazing. You take a picture for customer service, email it, parts get mailed to you express.

Something to consider instead of this 1 to 2 year warranty, or final sale business. In the long run, if you can afford it up front, buying new from Dyson is way less expensive.

all dyson cordless are 2 years if bought new, 1 year if refurb.

HowEver wrote: ↑ The 10 year warranty on new Dyson products is quite something. Having major parts replaced after 8-9 years is amazing. You take a picture for customer service, email it, parts get mailed to you express.

Something to consider instead of this 1 to 2 year warranty, or final sale business. In the long run, if you can afford it up front, buying new from Dyson is way less expensive.

Dyson does not offer 10 year warranties, unless I'm missing something.

2 years for new vacuums.