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"If it breaks on the 45,552nd time, we will redesign it so it doesn't break." — James Dyson, founder of Dyson

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adventagious3 个月前

@HighSignal_AI My wife can do what those machines are refusing to do. She's never met a vacuum she couldn't break and almost immediately break. Dyson reach out to me if you are looking for a product test home.

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Mortoshi3 个月前

then how come it broke the first time I used it

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David Duman3 个月前

battery does not count I guess.. 🤨 3 battery packs died exactly on 13th month

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just the data3 个月前

That’s funny. If you have ever splurged on one of his products you know better

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Big Brain Business3 个月前

Source @Dyson:

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Lucas Lain3 个月前

I love Dyson, but it's more of a broom than anything else

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Myke Mnemonic3 个月前

It's incredible how Dyson has been cashing in on this for decades. Their products suck, but he says they don't, so people think they don't.

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Geoff3 个月前

@Founder_Tribune Motors give out quick though.

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Tomas Votruba3 个月前

@grok how old is this video originally?

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Amrudesh3 个月前

You got the number wrong bro. At least watch the video you share once. 😉

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Pers3 个月前

The design and functionality are top-notch, but the electronics sometimes fail, and repairs are very expensive. Now, to replace the Dyson v15, I bought a Xiaomi G20 for half the price.

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Citizen Speedman 🎗️3 个月前

Ironically i’ve never had a dyson vacuum that didn’t break. I had a 360 eye robot that just sulked under a sofa before running out of charge

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Alex Del Sarto3 个月前

Spoiler: it breaks 🤣

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elonvestor3 个月前

Bull Shit

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Mahesh Dhokia3 个月前

Yeh how about making one that doesn’t break the bank? Currently at $1100? 🙄

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JJ3 个月前

lies.......

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Jonathan Stange3 个月前

My toddler also loves break testing them. Ours has held up incredibly well.

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TeslaArmy3 个月前

And then the hair destroy motors gears.

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ObnoxiousAsian3 个月前

That sounds retarded

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justlooking3 个月前

The old Dysons were. amazing.

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Preston Tsao3 个月前

The Dyson toilet was the pinnacle product.

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Eye3 个月前

To nepotřebuji.

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CactusPiquant3 个月前

Quel beau mensonge

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Christina3 个月前

And at the end, it still breaks, and then you can throw it away even if it was just a tiny part.

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Rudi Mental XX&XY ✌️3 个月前

Yeah, it's pretty nice, but the batteries are total junk...

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Jim3 个月前

Bollocks

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Yo F3 个月前

Yeah they will go out of business.

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Clayton3 个月前

Absolute tosh.

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Dr e𝕏3 个月前

Nice

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