I purchased the Dyson 360 VisNav robot vacuum on Mother’s Day 2024 (May 12) directly from a Dyson store, expecting top-tier performance from one of the most expensive robot vacuums in its class (₺40,000 at launch). Unfortunately, the product has become completely unusable before even reaching its one-year mark.
After the December 2024 software update, the vacuum could no longer map my home or return to its charging dock. It would wander aimlessly, eventually shutting down. I contacted support and took it to the Dyson Büyükhanlı Plaza service center in early January. They claimed the issue was due to an error during the update and said they fixed it.
That same day, I tried using the vacuum again—ten times—and got the same mapping error every single time. I returned it to the service center, reporting that the issue persisted. A week later, they returned the product again claiming it was repaired. But once more, I tested it over ten more times that same day, and the problem remained unresolved.
Three days ago, I took the robot back to the same service center, this time with a clear note: “I want a refund.” According to consumer rights laws, if the same issue occurs a second time, a refund should be offered. Yet my request was denied, even after the third service failure.
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