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# A $2000 bagged bagless vacuum
- URL: https://ninja-pigeon.pikapod.net/sucking-the-dirt-from-a-bagless-vacuum-cleaner-into-a-bag-using-a-vacuum/
- Published: 2025-06-21T10:33:32.000Z
- Updated: 2026-08-24T11:09:05.000Z
- Author: zhuoyanakl
- Tags: appliances, #Migrated-1787569658619, #wp, #wp-post, #Import 2026-08-24 11:07

Dyson has always been a company that's fascinated me. Like Apple but family-owned. Sort of like Miele, the German manufacturer, except high-tech with zany colours. Vacuum cleaners fascinate me in general too.

Charging $2000 for a thing to suck up dust is objectively an absurd thing. It's even more absurd to create a filtration system relying on 36 tiny rubber-tipped cyclones, just to avoid using a vacuum bag.

It's then jumping the shark, 34 years after you pioneered ditching the bag, to then create a vacuum that cleans your cyclonic bagless wizardry by sucking the dirt from your bagless vacuum into a bag.

![](https://ninja-pigeon.pikapod.net/content/images/2026/08/cleanshot-2025-06-21-at-22-32-56402x-w-1024.png)

This is the new Dyson DS60 Piston, which has just been released in South Korea. MSRP for the fully-specced version: NZ$1800 (currency converted). This is more likely to be $2200 though, judging by the price of the existing specced-out model.