Dyson news stories

A few years ago, Dyson products began to change my life for the better. Constantly reaching for Kleenex and inhalers are now memories. 

The Dyson V15 certainly proved its worth. It isn't just another cordless vacuum cleaner.

Dyson has taken its problem-solving approach and applied it to the problem of formaldehyde.

From the no-mess emptying action through to the effortless experience of actual vacuuming, Dyson have gone out of their way to make cleaning less of a chore and more of a pleasure.

The Pure Cool Me is the perfect answer to those of us wanting healthy, filtered and cool air. 

The innovators intend to solve a multitude of problems faced by New Zealand cities, the team states. This includes environmental issues, efficient package delivery and safety for couriers.

The Pure Cool Me is all about the personal user. Using some very impressive technology, developed by Tom and several other engineers, the Pure Cool Me will ensure cool air that has been purified of 99.95% of particle pollutants.

It’s a vacuum cleaner that displays the efficiency and precision of cleaning only seen in advertisements, and never actually played out in real-life use cases.

For several months the Dyson Pure Cool has faithfully kept our bedroom free of allergens and the PM2.5 and PM10.0 particles that can make my life a seasonal tale of woe and misery.

After less than a week my nose is clear, my eyes are shiny, and my coat is glossy.

I recently had the opportunity to discuss New Zealand's trend of innovation with Dyson senior design engineer Glyn Rees-Jones.

The winner will gain international exposure through the competition and $55,000 of prize money to develop their idea.

My eyes, lungs and sinuses have become the Dyson’s greatest proponents...