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Originally Posted by ALDY
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Dyson's always been AHEAD of our time..
C'mon a FAN without Blades..
Heard this thing ain't all that.
Is there a cooler company than Dyson?
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Heard this thing ain't all that.
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Originally Posted by Zyzz
my moms got a $500 Dyson vacuum. its so good that i use it all the time
if it was a regular vacuum i wouldnt even touch it
Their products are definitely worth the money.
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Originally Posted by Zyzz
my moms got a $500 Dyson vacuum. its so good that i use it all the time
if it was a regular vacuum i wouldnt even touch it
Their products are definitely worth the money.
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probably the best way to use these things
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probably the best way to use these things
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When I first saw them in Best Buy, I wasOriginally Posted by CelticsFan9783
Originally Posted by ALDY
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Dyson's always been AHEAD of our time..
C'mon a FAN without Blades..
Heard this thing ain't all that.
They are the ones who made the hand dryers you stick your hand through in bathrooms? I hate those, and all hand dryers.
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When I first saw them in Best Buy, I wasOriginally Posted by CelticsFan9783
Originally Posted by ALDY
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Dyson's always been AHEAD of our time..
C'mon a FAN without Blades..
Heard this thing ain't all that.
They are the ones who made the hand dryers you stick your hand through in bathrooms? I hate those, and all hand dryers.
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I agree. Their somewhat pretentious spokesman and marketing and outrageous prices go a long way to making you think their products are more revolutionary and exclusive than they really are though, similar to Apple and Blackberry. That bladeless fan is legit though, if you have a Sears you can see them there. However, you can get no name brand ones off eBay/Amazon for about 75 and it's only a matter of time before we start seeing them in Wal Mart, assuming they already aren't
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I agree. Their somewhat pretentious spokesman and marketing and outrageous prices go a long way to making you think their products are more revolutionary and exclusive than they really are though, similar to Apple and Blackberry. That bladeless fan is legit though, if you have a Sears you can see them there. However, you can get no name brand ones off eBay/Amazon for about 75 and it's only a matter of time before we start seeing them in Wal Mart, assuming they already aren't
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i need to get on my cleaning game.
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i need to get on my cleaning game.
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The stuff they make is completely useless and I'm surprised in this economy they're still able to turn a profit. Who the hell needs a bladeless fan that costs hundreds of dollars?
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The stuff they make is completely useless and I'm surprised in this economy they're still able to turn a profit. Who the hell needs a bladeless fan that costs hundreds of dollars?
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google...their corporate offices are bananas.
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google...their corporate offices are bananas.
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because its more efficient than the norm, and some people can afford it.
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from a marketing perspective, they are very important. they took a product (vacuum), that was traditionally targeted towards women, and positioned it for men.
ps. the fan is awesome, but really not great at what it is supposed to do.
ps. the fan is awesome, but really not great at what it is supposed to do.
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I'll take a $60 vaccuum that last 5 years vs. a $500 vaccuum that works 10 years.
Same thing with Apple, if you're really calculating the financials correctly you probably shouldn't buy any of this "higher end" stuff.
Same thing with Apple, if you're really calculating the financials correctly you probably shouldn't buy any of this "higher end" stuff.
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Vacums aren't useless though, unless you like living like a pig. Sure a bladeless fan is a novelty item, but if someone can afford it who cares. We have had the animal vacum for about 4 years, haven't had a single issue with it and it picks up everything. Company is definitely ahead of the game
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Products are very unique, but the company's price-to-coolness ratio is way too high imo.
I think the most useful product Dyson has came out with is the Airblade (hand dryer) because of the energy it conserves.
I think the most useful product Dyson has came out with is the Airblade (hand dryer) because of the energy it conserves.
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Subjective. Let's not use the old, cliche "but you're on a site that centered around overpriced, useless sneakers!" argument.
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I'm all about being practical but the Dyson REALLY IS as good as advertised. I love mine.