Dyson PencilVac: The Slimmest Vacuum Cleaner Yet
Dyson has unveiled its latest innovation in home cleaning technology: the PencilVac — the world's slimmest cordless vacuum cleaner. This new model blends powerful performance with a sleek, ultra-slim design, perfect for modern homes and tight spaces.
Ultra-Slim Design with Maximum Reach
At just 38mm in diameter and weighing only 1.8 kg, the PencilVac looks more like a broomstick than a vacuum — but don’t be fooled. It’s equipped with Dyson’s smallest and fastest motor ever, the Hyperdymium 140k, which spins at an incredible 140,000 RPM to deliver 55 air watts of suction power.
Its slim body makes it ideal for reaching under furniture, into corners, and along narrow gaps that traditional vacuums struggle with.
Advanced Cleaning Technology
The PencilVac introduces a two-stage linear dust separation system, a first for Dyson. This technology compresses dust into a 0.08-liter bin, making disposal cleaner and more efficient.
It also features the new Fluffycones cleaner head, with four conical brush bars spinning in opposite directions. This innovative design prevents hair tangling — a game-changer for pet owners and families.
Green LED lights on the cleaner head illuminate hidden dust, helping users achieve a deeper clean, especially on hard floors.
Smart Features and Connectivity
- A built-in LCD screen shows cleaning modes and battery life.
- Bluetooth connectivity allows integration with the MyDyson app for maintenance alerts and customization.
- Comes with a magnetic floor dock for sleek storage and easy charging.
- Cordless with up to 30 minutes of runtime in Eco mode; battery is swappable for extended sessions.
Availability
Currently, the Dyson PencilVac is available in Japan, with a launch expected soon in Korea. A broader international release — including the U.S. and Europe — is planned for 2026. Pricing is yet to be announced.
The Dyson PencilVac is a bold leap forward in vacuum design — ideal for city dwellers, minimalist homes, and anyone who values both aesthetics and performance.
