Dyson

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Dyson

Basic information
Founded	1991
Type	Private
Industry	Household Appliances
Official website	https://dyson.com/

Dyson Limited is a manufacturer of home appliances (most notably vacuum cleaners), and has been involved in several incidents related to the aftermarket repair of its products, which are detailed below.

Glued PCB, preventing repair.

List of controversies and practices

• Dyson intentionally reduces battery lifespan and makes them difficult to repair
• Dyson covers circuit board in glue, preventing repairs
• Dyson ends relationship with third-party repair centers