Dyson CY28 Big Ball Total Clean 2 unboxing and quick view

Today I am going to be taking a first look at the brand new Dyson Big Ball replacement the Dyson Big Ball Total Clean 2. I am going to be taking a look a the box contents and trying out a few of the accessories - not exactly a review, more of a first view. The Dyson CY28 Big Ball Total Clean 2 is set to replace the Dyson Big Ball Total Clean which has been around for over a year and will retail at around £475 and slightly more for the Animal Version https://www.dyson.ie/cylinders/dyson-... As well as the Instruction Manual, Vacuum Cleaner and Hose there is a wealth of accessories in the Box including a Stair Cleaner, Self-adjusting Pneumatic Cleaner Head, Brush Head, Pet Hair Head, Reach-under and Stair tools Here is the main Vacuum Cyclinder, it is self-righting and the Animal version would have a purple top rather than red one seen here. The cable should be fully extended before use - use the button to retract the cable after use. The on off switch is here and to remove the cylinder simply press the red release button on the handle and tilt it forward. You will then have access to the Filter release button. To attach the flexible hose, you simply slot it in at the bottom until it clicks into place and use the red release catch to remove it. Next up we have the Rotating wand handle for easy, versatile cleaning. It adjusts itself as you Vacuum and also has a Suction release on the handle in case you need to release something that has been sucked into the Head such as Curtains. Then we have the Self-adjusting Pneumatic Cleaner Head. This head keeps a good seal on hard and soft floors - the suction can be adjusted using the slider on the front and the Head is hinged to allow for angled travel. Next we have the Turbine head which has ball socket to keep the head on the surface from any angle, it also has adjustable brush speed - the spinning brushes are great at removing Hair and fibres. This is the wand, it is adjustable and can be locked to a variety of lengths. This is the tool tidy to hold unused tools. This is the Carbon fibre soft dusting brush for gentle, vacuum-assisted dusting on flat surfaces and furniture. This is the quick release wand for connecting the various quick release tools and it can be extended and locked. The is a small dusting brush - useful for dusting in tight spaces This is the Quick-release Tangle-free Turbine tool with Counter-rotating brush heads that remove hair and fibres from carpets and upholstery, with no brush bar for it to wrap around. Great for small pet owners but the Animal version is better suited for pet hairs. This is the Quick-release Combination tool - Two tools in one, for versatile cleaning around the home such as dust and cobwebs in high places. Here we have the Reach-under tool and Quick-release Stair tool for vacuuming narrow or difficult-to-reach carpeted areas, such as stairs and corners. The Reach-under tool removes dust and allergens from awkward spaces. Setting the Vacuum cleaner up is simple - just attach the hose to the Cyclinder, then connect the rotating handle to the hose and insert the wand. Then attach a tool and you are away. Now, this isn't a quiet Vacuum cleaner - although it is 25% quieter than the first version it is still 80 decibels. I had the head on maximum suction here but it can easily be adjusted whilst in use. It is also lighter than the previous version at 7.5kg rather than 7.7 kg previously. Let's try the reach-under tool now - first attach the quick-release extender, then the tool. This tool is handy for reaching under objects such as coffee tables. The Turbine tool with Counter-rotating brush heads can be used to clean pet hairs, the Vaccuum cleaner doesn't seem to be loud enough to scare off Woody. Again, if you have a larger pet you would probably be better with the Animal version. Next let's take a look at the Quick-release Combination tool - I'll snap the brush into position and use it to clean the pelmets around my conservatory. The extendible Wand allows you to reach under chairs and beds with too much stretching. And the Pneumatic head adjusts perfectly between hard floors and carpets - you can see the carpet being lifted here by the suction. To empty the Vacuum Cleaner, simply remove the cylinder and use the release button over a Dustbin.