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Dyson is a manufacturer of home appliances, most notably vacuum cleaners, founded in 1991. Dyson likes to make it difficult or impossible to repair their products after market. Dyson styles itself as a luxury brand, featuring sleek, stream-lined, and ergonomic design aesthetics in their products. Sadly unlike luxuries brands in other product categories, many of the luxury features only apply to product designs.

Dyson
Basic information
Founded 1991
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Industry Consumer Appliances and Vacuum Cleaners
Official website https://www.dyson.com/


Harder to repair buttons

Glued PCB, preventing an easy repair[1]

There have been reports of vacuum trigger button being harder to self-repair for a consumer due to the use of glue on the PCB, prompting the user to replace the whole housing.[1][2]

List of controversies and practices

Dyson intentionally reduces battery lifespan and makes them difficult to repair

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