We will compare Dyson DC39 multi floor and Dyson DC23 TurbineHead Canister Vacuum in this article.

DC39 vs DC23
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Difference between Dyson DC39 and DC23:

Suction Power: DC39 has more suction.
DC39 has a suction power of 275 airwatts while DC23 has 220 airwatts.

Brush Bar Control:
The brushbar switch is located on the head, so you have to bend down to control; while DC39 features fingertip control, so no bending down is required to turn ON/OFF the brushbar.

Movement Type:
DC39 features Dyson’s Ball technology while DC23 uses fixed wheel.

Bin Capacity: DC39 has a bit larger dirt cup.
The bin capacity of DC39 is 0.53 gallons while DC23 has a bin with 0.44 gallon capacity.

Weight: DC23 is lighter.
DC39 weighs 22.9 lbs while DC23 weighs 19.5 lbs.

Patented Cyclone Technology:
DC23 features Level 3 Root Cyclone technology while DC39 features Dyson’s latest Radial Root Cyclone technology that remodel the airflow to improve suction power.

Size:
The dimensions of DC39 are 14.2″ x 19.5″ x 10.2″ (H x W x D) while the dimensions of DC23 are 13.9″ x 19.3″ x 11.9″ (H x W x D).

Cord Length:
DC39 has a 21.3 ft cord while the power cord length of DC23 is 21.6 ft.

Price:
When we write this post, DC39 price at Dyson.com is $449.99 while DC23 seems discontinued.

Motor Amperage:
DC39 is 11 amps while DC23 is 12 amps.

Cleaner Head:
DC39 comes with the Triggerhead tool while DC23 comes with the TurbineHead, both are air driven.

Color:
DC39 is yellow while DC23 is blue.

Filter:
DC39 has 2 filters while DC23 has only one.

Similarities between Dyson DC39 and DC23:
Design: Both are canister vacuum cleaner.
Cleaner head: both are air driven, not motorized.
Adjustable height setting for carpet: NO
Tools: Comes with a stair tool and combination crevice/brush tool.
Warranty: 5 year
Retractable cord: Yes, both features auto cord rewind system.
Surface Type: all floor types
Bagged or Bagless: Bagless
Suction Control: NO
Filter: HEPA filter, washable
Bin: Clear Bin

In short, DC39 is more convenient to control and more powerful. The DC23 TurbineHead seems discontinued, you cannot find it on Dyson.com right now, but you can still buy it at online stores like amazon.com .

Please share your review on Dyson DC39 or DC23 below to help others buy the right one.

At Dyson.com, there are Dyson DC39 multi floor and DC39 Animal while there is only one model of DC26 – the DC26 Multi Floor. So below we will compare the Dyson DC39 multi floor and DC26 Multi Floor.

DC39 Multi Floor vs DC26 Multi Floor
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Difference between Dyson DC39 and DC26:

Suction Power: DC39 has much more suction.
DC39 has a suction power of 275 airwatts while DC26 has 160 airwatts.

Brush Bar Control:
The brushbar control of DC26 located on the head, so you have to bend down to control; while DC39 features fingertip control, so no bending down is required to switch the bar on/off.

Movement Type:
DC39 features Dyson’s Ball technology while DC26 uses fixed wheel.

Bin Capacity: DC39 has a larger bin.
The bin capacity of DC39 is 0.53 gallons while DC26 has a very small bin of only 0.15 gallon.

Weight: DC26 is much lighter.
DC39 weighs 22.9 lbs while DC26 weighs only 12 lbs.

Patented Cyclone Technology:
D26 features Concentrated Root Cyclone technology while DC39 features Dyson’s latest Radial Root Cyclone technology that remodel the airflow to improve suction power.

Size: DC26 is smaller.
The dimensions of DC39 are 14.2″ x 19.5″ x 10.2″ (H x W x D) while the dimensions of DC26 are 10.5″ x 12.6″ x 8.27″ (H x W x D).

Cord Length: DC39 has a longer power cord.
DC39 has a 21.3 ft cord while the cord length of DC26 is 16.5 ft .

Price: DC26 is cheaper.
DC39 price at Dyson.com is $449.99 while DC26 is $399.99 when this article is posted.

Motor Amperage:
DC39 is 11 amps while DC26 is 9.2 amps.

Cleaner Head:
DC39 comes with the Triggerhead tool that can be controled at the handle for cleaning different types of floor; DC26 comes with the Carbon fiber floor tool which has both nylon bristles and anti-static carbon fiber brushes that help pick up fine dust from hard floors.

Color:
DC39 is yellow while DC26 is blue.

Tools:
DC26 comes with the Articulating hard floor tool which can be used to pick up dust and dirt from delicate floors and reach into the awkward areas; while DC39 doesn’t has this tool.

Similarities between Dyson DC39 and DC26:
Design: Both are canister vac.
Cleaner head: both are air driven.
Adjustable height setting for carpet: NO
Tools: Comes with a stair tool and combination crevice/brush tool.
Warranty: 5 year
Retractable cord: Yes, both features auto cord rewind.
Surface Type: For all floor types.
Bagged or Bagless: Bagless
Suction Control: NO
Filter: Washable HEPA & Pre-motor Filters
Bin: Clear Bin

To sum up, DC26 is smaller, ultra-lightweight and cheaper, it is good for small space; while DC39 is more powerful, larger, more convenient on brush bar control, has longer cord, and use the ball technology. So if you need a lightweight and compact canister vac for small condo, you can consider DC26. Otherwise, try the DC39.

If you own the DC39 or DC26, please share your review below to help people buy the right vac.

We will compare Dyson DC40 and DC33 below and help you choose the right one.

Dyson DC40 Multi Floor vs DC33 Multi Floor
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Difference between Dyson DC40 and DC33:

Suction Power:
DC40 has a suction power of 200 airwatts while DC33 has 240 airwatts.

Brush Bar Control:
The brushbar control of DC33 located on the cleaner head, so you have to bend down to operate; while DC40 features Fingertip control, so you don’t need to bend down.

Movement Type:
DC40 features Dyson’s Ball technology while DC33 uses fixed wheel.
Both have its own advantages and disadvantages, it depends on the user, some like the ball, some like the fixed wheel.

Noise Level:
Some users said that the noise level of DC33 is greater than DC40 while cleaning carpets.

Bin Capacity: DC33 has a larger dust cup.
The bin capacity of DC40 is 0.42 gallons while DC33 has a 0.61 gallon bin.

Weight: DC40 is lighter.
DC40 weighs 14.5 lbs while DC33 weighs 17.6 lbs.

Patented Cyclone Technology:
D33 features Root Cyclone technology while DC40 features Dyson’s latest Radial Root Cyclone technology that remodel the airflow to improve suction power.

Size:
The dimensions of DC40 are 41.9″ x 12.2″ x 14.3″ while the dimensions of DC33 are 44.9″ x 13.4″ x 14″ (HxWxD).

Cord Length: DC33 has a much longer cord.
DC40 has a 24.7 ft cord while the cord length of DC33 is 35 ft .

Price: DC33 is $100 cheaper.
DC40 price at Dyson.com is $499.99 while DC33 is $399.99 when we write this post.

Motor Amperage:
DC40 is 11 amps while DC33 is 12 amps.

Wand:
See the pictures below:
DC33 Wand:

DC40 Wand:

Similarities between Dyson DC33 and DC40:
Design: Both are full size upright vac.
Cleaner head: Motorized brush bar
Manual adjustable height setting for rug/carpet: NO
Tools: Comes with a stair tool and combination crevice/brush tool.
Warranty: 5 year
Retractable cord: NO
Surface Type: For all floor types
Bagged or Bagless: Bagless
Suction Control: NO
Filter: Washable HEPA & Pre-motor Filters
Bin: Clear Bin

To sum up, DC33 is cheaper, has longer cord, more suction power, bigger bin, and use fixed wheel; while DC40 is lighter, a bit smaller, features Dyson’s latest Radial Root Cyclone technology, and use the ball technology.

Please reply below to share your reviews on DC33 or DC40 multi floor vacuum cleaners if you own these cleaners. This will help people select the one that meets their needs. Thank you.

We will compare DC39 and DC41, and list the differences between them below.
DC39 refers to Dyson DC39 Animal vacuum, DC41 refers to DC41 Animal vacuum. So here we go.

Dyson DC39 Animal vs DC41 Animal
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Design:
They are completely different. The DC39 is an canister vac, while the DC41 is a full size upright.

Suction Power:
DC41 has a suction power of 235 airwatts while DC39 has 275 airwatts.

Cleaner head:
DC39 features a Triggerhead tool that is the only turbine head controlled at the handle while DC41 has motorized brush bar.
Since DC39 is driven by the moving air and not motorized, it does not agitate the rugs/carpets much. But it does have great suction and does an good job on hard floors.

Cord Length: DC41 has a much longer cord.
DC41 has a 35 ft cord while the cord length of DC39 is only 21.3 ft .

Way to Wind the Cord:
DC39 features the auto cord rewind system, so it is no need to manually wind the cord yourself. DC41 doen’t has this feature.

Bin Capacity: DC41 has a slightly bigger bin.
The dirt cup capacity of DC39 is 0.53 gallons while DC41 has a 0.55 gallon small bin.

Motor Amperage:
DC41 is 12 amps while DC39 is 11 amps.

Size:
The dimensions of DC39 are 41.2″ x 19.5″ x 10.2″ (H x W x D), while the dimensions of DC41 are 42.4″ x 13.4″ x 15.4″ (H x W x D).

Weight: DC39 is heavier.
DC41 weighs 17.1 lbs while DC39 weighs 22.9 lbs.

Price: DC39 is $100 cheaper.
At Dyson.com, DC39 Animal sells for $499.99 while DC41 Animal sells for $599.99 on 2012-10-02.

Similarities between Dyson DC39 and DC41:
Color: purple
Tools: Both have a stair tool, combination crevice/brush tool, and a mini turbine head.
Patented Cyclone Technology: Radial Root Cyclone technology
Movement Type: Ball technology
Manual adjustable height setting for rug/carpet: NO
Filter: HEPA filter
Suction Control: NO
Bin: Clear Bin
Warranty: 5 year
Bagged or Bagless: Bagless
Surface Type: For All Floor Types

If you want to buy a vacuum for carpets, then DC41 should be better, since DC39’s brush bar is air driven, it’s not powerful enough to pull out all dirt from carpets. However, if you have mainly hard floors, then DC39 fits your needs.

If you own a DC39 animal vac or a DC41 animal vacuum, please share your experiences on these two vacuum cleaners below.