Direct Drive Cleaner Head Turbine Floor Tool for Dyson V7 V8 V10 V11 V15 Cyclone Cordless Vacuum Cleaner, Motorhead Cleaner Head Brush Turbine Tool (Direct Drive Cleaner Head)

This place my head for the Dyson is extremely doable and I think it actually might work better than the actual original Dyson one it’s functionality in ability is great. It looks like there’s a hole to take the backing bar out to clean it easily, but I can’t seem to get it. Maybe there’s a way that’s my only downside is it? It’s kind of hard to clean because it may not be able to remove it however everything else is amazing

Used this to replace the switch on the Dyson we have that had quit working. It fit like it was supposed to and works great.

I'm not one to write a bad review, but this is a piece of unmitigated trash. It rattled and looked cheap and poorly assembled straight out of the box. I used it for less than 5 minutes, and the plastic on the two ball covers on the sides are completely eaten up. It did not pick up the dirt on the floor. What it did do, was suck up the dirt and spin it, and shoot it out the back at high speed. The pictures speak for themselves. I will NEVER buy another off-brand Dyson head. Do not waste your money on this thing.

Solved my problem in July of 2022. Broke in March of 2025.

Just received my order came out very nice just as expected love shopping form Amazon

If your Dyson V10 feels like the trigger is mushy and doesn't activate consistently, there is a 99% chance your trigger is broken.Stupidly, Dyson's official fix is a new handle assembly, so naturally I ended up ordering this aftermarket trigger instead. It's very similar to the original part, with some more reinforcement right where the plastic breaks.I have a lot of prior experience repairing home appliances, cars and electronics, so I'd rate the difficulty of the job a 3/10. You will need needle nose pliers, a long phillips, a long torx T8 driver and a small flathead for prying apart some of the plastic clips. Keep in mind screwdrivers with interchangeable bits will not work for some of the screws as a third of them are deeply recessed into the plastic and the holes will be too small for even a compact bit holder to fit. Thankfully, there are only 3 different sized screws used, so as long as you keep them organized, putting screws back in the right spot shouldn't be a problem.Start to finish I had the whole job done in about half an hour. If you're replacing this yourself, be extremely careful with the two tiny sense wires and connector that attach to the main board. The wires are insanely thin and fragile. Break them and you'll have a very expensive paperweight. I recommend referring to any one of the several Youtube videos showing how to do this repair. I did and the job went very smoothly.Once reassembled, the vacuum now works like new again and you'd never know the trigger isn't OEM. Time will tell how long it lasts, but based on the improved design, I'd say at least another 3 years of use shouldn't be a problem. For $10, this a no-brainer DIY fix that keeps an expensive handheld vacuum out of a landfill.

The Odashen Direct Drive Cleaner Head is an excellent replacement for my Dyson vacuum! The brush rolls smoothly, picking up dirt, dust, and pet hair with ease, even on carpets and hard floors.The motorized turbine works just as well as the original Dyson part, and I’m impressed by the quality—it feels sturdy and durable. Plus, it’s a much more affordable option without sacrificing performance.If you’re looking for a reliable replacement cleaner head, I highly recommend this one.

As most would agree, when it comes to stick vacuums, Dyson is in a league of its own. I’ve had my V10 stick vacuum for about seven years, and it’s been fantastic—both the battery and cleaner head have held up remarkably well. However, in the past few months, the cleaner head started working only about 50% of the time, so I knew it was time for an upgrade. I decided to try this unit, and it performs just as impressively as my V10 did when it was brand new.