Dyson's V15 line of cordless vacuum cleaners has become as familiar to consumers as Volkswagen's Golf is to car buyers. Instead of completely replacing the V15, Dyson has opted to redesign it every two years, refining its features rather than starting from scratch. The latest version, the V15 Konical, was recently announced in Berlin and is scheduled for release in 2027. The V15 is considered the world's best-selling cordless vacuum, which explains why Dyson continues to enhance the model rather than launching an entirely new series. Previous versions include the V15 Detect (2021), the V15s Detect Submarine (2023), and now the V15 Konical. The V15 Konical introduces a more powerful Hyperdymium motor, generating 255 AW (air watts) of suction power—6% more than the V15s Submarine’s 240 AW. The dust bin capacity remains the same at 0.76 liters. A standout new feature is the Konical brush, which replaces the previous Fluffy Optic brush. Instead of using a laser to reveal dust, it uses a green light that functions "similar to a laser." The brush also includes two conical rollers that push hair to the sides, where it can be suctioned instead of getting tangled. This design principle was first seen in the PencilVac's Fluffycones, but adapted for a vacuum with enough power to handle carpets effectively. The V15 Konical retains the piezoelectric sensor that adjusts suction power based on the amount of dust detected—a feature also found in Dyson’s new Nurovi robot vacuums, which were announced on the same day. The Konical is being marketed as a 3-in-1 device, offering the Konical brush for all floor types, a new cleaning brush for hard floors, and a handheld version for cleaning sofas and cars. The new hard-floor brush replaces the Submarine roller, which had been criticized for its weak suction during cleaning. While the press release mentions "improved wet cleaning on stubborn stains," it does not confirm whether the earlier issue has been resolved. HEPA filtration, which captures fine particles, remains a key feature. No specific details on the price, release month, battery life, or weight of the V15 Konical were provided. The current V15s Submarine model is priced between 790 and 880 euros, so it’s unlikely the Konical will be significantly cheaper. The 2027 announcement was likely more about filling display space at the event, where three Dyson robots and a camera-equipped toothbrush were also showcased. This suggests the V15 Konical is part of a broader product lineup update rather than a major breakthrough on its own.