CasdonDyson Cordless Vacuum Interactive & Officially Licensed Toy Dyson Vacuum For Children Aged 3+ Realistic Role-Play Fun, Purple and Orange

The Casdon Dyson Cordless Vacuum is an absolute hit with kids! It looks just like the real Dyson and is perfect for little ones who love to copy what they see grown-ups doing. The interactive features make it feel so realistic—there’s actual suction, and the colorful beads inside spin around, which keeps kids totally engaged.It’s lightweight, easy to handle, and the perfect size for toddlers. Great for encouraging imaginative play and helping them feel involved in daily routines. My child absolutely loves it and plays with it every day!The only minor downside is that the sound can be a little loud, but honestly, it’s nothing too overwhelming and hasn’t taken away from how much fun it brings.Highly recommend for ages 3 and up—it’s fun, durable, and a great value!

The media could not be loaded. We purchased this toy Dyson vacuum for our 14-month-old son, and it has quickly become his absolute favorite toy. Here's why we love it:1. Captivating: Our son is obsessed with this toy. He carries it everywhere and rarely puts it down. It's amazing how much it holds his attention.2. Realistic Function: The most impressive feature is that it actually picks up small items from the floor. While it's not powerful enough for real cleaning, it's perfect for teaching the concept of vacuuming.3. Educational Value: This toy offers a great Montessori-style learning experience. We can show our son how vacuuming cleans up dirt and then teach him to empty the contents into a garbage can. It's a fantastic way to introduce cleaning concepts and responsibility.4. Durable: Despite our toddler's rough handling, the vacuum has held up remarkably well. It's clearly built to withstand enthusiastic play.5. Familiar Design: Since it resembles our real vacuum, our son feels like he's mimicking us, which he loves.6. Engagement: It keeps our son entertained while we do actual housework, making cleaning time more enjoyable for everyone.7. Size: It's perfectly sized for our toddler to maneuver easily.This toy has exceeded our expectations. We initially bought it because our son enjoys watching us vacuum, but it's become so much more than just a fun toy. It's a tool for learning, developing motor skills, and fostering an interest in helping around the house.We would absolutely buy this again and highly recommend it to other parents. It's a rare find - a toy that's entertaining, educational, and durable enough to withstand toddler play. A fantastic investment for any household with young children!​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

After opening this on Christmas, my daughter wanted nothing else. It really works- obviously the suction is not great, but they’ll pick up a little something in their travels! Works just like the real Dyson stick that we have, so we think this is adorable. Great size for my 1.5 year old, and a great value.

My 2yo toddler loves this vacuum. I believe it helped with him understand the concept of housework. I started off by giving him his vacuum every time I vacuumed. Now, he'll randomly take it out himself after playing and "clean up" after himself!Only con, IMO, is that it doesn't stand upright so I always have to lean it against the wall and it inevitably falls on its side. Some wall marks on account of that. A wall-mounted broom gripper will not work because the top of the vacuum is so wide that it prevents the tube part from reaching the gripper.

Our little LOVES this and has helped encourage independence. It’s perfect size and weight for our 15 month old! Every time momma vacuums, it becomes a whole house cleaning adventure. I do recommend it for littles!

This is a great product for kids who want to mimic mom and dad cleaning, but also need a replica that not only works, but has a bit more oomph to the pretend suction power (read: motor speed/loudness).HOWEVER… this product could use some serious quality assurance by actual kids. A simple change would make all the difference if they want their intended demographic to be happy. I don’t know why they made one absurd choice in a “feature”.The button that turns on the motor isn’t an on/off switch. You don’t just click the button to turn the vacuum on like EVERY OTHER VACUUM IN THE WORLD - real or replica.The harder you press the button, the faster the motor goes. Wh…. Just… what? WHY?!After thinking about it as much as I have been forced to think about it, I’ve realized this is, quite possibly, the single worst feature I have ever seen on a toy. (I am trying to restrain myself from saying anything too harsh so I don’t get my review rejected, but this single ridiculous choice has caused my son so very many tears and I’m pretty upset about that.)My son is crazy about vacuums. I believe we have about every model of toy vacuum that says it “really works”. This toy, when we first got it, had the best “suction” out of all his toy vacuums and he LOVED it. It was a handheld AND it sounded like a real vacuum? Say whaaat? He was in heaven. All his other vacuums disappeared in his mind.Then the batteries ran out. Then they ran out again. Then again. I bought rechargeable batteries because this thing was EATING batteries. But, hey, if it works, then it makes my son happy, so I am happy and I will deal with it.Then, one day, not long after I got it - maybe two weeks or so, my boy said, “nee’ ba’wy, daddy.” So I replaced the batteries and handed it back to him. “Nee’ ba’wy, daddy!” Really? Huh. Weird. I checked the charge and the batteries were fine. I tested the toy and it seemed to work fine, so I handed it back to him. He tried it and immediately looked at me like I had lost my mind and asked for batteries again. I told him that it doesn’t need batteries… and he threw the biggest fit I have ever seen.This toy that he loved more than all his other toys combined was still working, but it had stopped working *for him*.Just like every other toy, playing with it caused the moving parts to wear out. Now, for a grown man the button still works just fine, but because it’s a variable button instead of a switch, and the button is wearing out, and my son is a toddler, the vacuum seems to be constantly running out of batteries to him. His toddler fingers no longer have the strength to depress the button the entire way, so, in his mind, this thing that used to be his jackpot win, now is just a source of emotional pain: he can see that it works, but HE can’t make it work.Seriously… who thought that was a good idea? A variable motor in a kids vacuum that could maybe pick up a piece of cereal at full speed? It’s absolutely absurd.I’m giving it three stars because this WAS the best toy vacuum he owned and he loved it. I almost bought another one, but… it would just happen again. And another toy vacuum that “really works” showed up soon after my son sadly retired this one, so he has long forgotten it.Make the button a switch. I might buy another.