The Dyson V15 Detect is pretty easy to use and maneuver, especially on hardwood floors. It's lightweight, and the Fluffy Optic cleaner head helps a ton by highlighting dust and debris, making it super easy to see what you’re cleaning.

According to our research, people find it pretty hassle-free for everyday use on hard surfaces, and the green laser light feature really makes those tiny particles stand out.

When it comes to carpets, it's a bit of a mixed experience. While some find it great for picking up dirt and pet hair, others have noted that it can be tough to push on thicker or high-pile carpets. You might need to crank up the suction, but keep in mind that this can drain the battery faster, which is important if you’ve got a lot of carpet to cover.

The vacuum’s auto mode adjusts suction based on the surface, but it often needs a manual boost to get deep dirt out of carpets. So, you might find yourself tweaking the settings and sacrificing some battery life to get the best results on carpeted areas.

Overall, if you have a mix of hardwood and carpets at home, the Dyson V15 Detect is a solid choice. Just be prepared for a bit more effort and some setting adjustments on thicker carpets.

The Dyson V15 Detect has pretty impressive suction power. According to our research, it's especially good on hard floors and low to medium-pile carpets. It's great with dirt, dust, pet hair, and other bits and pieces you might find around the house.

There are three modes you can switch between: Eco, Auto, and Boost. Eco is for everyday cleaning and saving battery, Auto adjusts the suction based on how dirty things are, and Boost gives you all-out power but uses up the battery quicker. This makes it a handy tool for lots of different cleaning tasks, according to the manufacturer's product description.

But, no vacuum is perfect. Our research found that some folks had a hard time using it on very high-pile carpets or with larger debris. A few people said it can be hard to push on thicker carpets because of the strong suction. So, if you've got really thick carpet, this might be something to think about.

Overall, if you need a versatile vacuum with solid suction for hard floors and standard carpets, the Dyson V15 Detect seems like a solid choice. Just keep in mind what we found about its performance on high-pile carpets if that's something you have at home.

The Dyson V15 Detect does a pretty good job at picking up pet hair. It's got strong suction and a couple of smart features that make it effective. There are three modes you can switch between—Eco, Auto, and Boost.

For pet hair, especially on carpets and couches, the Boost mode really shines because it gives you the most suction. But keep in mind, it only runs for about 8 minutes on a full charge in that mode, which can be a bit of a pain if you're planning a long cleaning session. Some folks get around this by having an extra battery on hand, according to our research.

Auto mode is a solid middle ground. It automatically adjusts the suction based on the surface and debris. This is great for saving battery life, but it's sometimes less effective on pet hair because it can lower the suction if it thinks the floor isn't that dirty.

Eco mode is the most energy-efficient and gives you a much longer runtime. But it's not as strong when it comes to picking up heavier debris or a lot of pet hair, so it's better for lighter, everyday cleaning.

One really cool feature of the V15 Detect is its laser that highlights dust on hard floors, which is super handy for spotting pet hair you might otherwise miss. Plus, it's got an anti-tangle comb that stops pet hair from getting wrapped around the brush bar, which makes cleaning a lot easier.

Overall, the Dyson V15 Detect is pretty effective for pet hair. Just make sure you pick the right mode for your needs and maybe consider an extra battery if you have a lot of ground to cover.