I purchased a Dyson V15 from Migros on March 5, 2023, thinking I was investing in one of the most reliable vacuum cleaners on the market. However, on June 15, 2025, the device suddenly stopped charging—just three months and ten days after the warranty expired.
When I contacted Dyson customer service, they told me that since the product was an international model, they could register it in their system, but could not offer any free service or repairs because the warranty had officially ended. This is unacceptable. I paid a hefty sum for this vacuum because of Dyson’s reputation and marketing claims about durability. Yet here I am, not even 2.5 years later, with a broken product and no support.
To make matters worse, replacement parts are incredibly expensive. If the device fails shortly after the warranty expires, what exactly am I paying for—just branding? I feel misled by the way Dyson over-promotes its product’s durability.
I urge Dyson to take responsibility and offer a fair solution for customers in this situation. A brand that boasts about quality should back it up with after-warranty support, not leave customers stranded.
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