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Dyson Vacuum Cleaner Price in Malaysia 2024: Price Comparison & Tracker


By Joshua LIN November 1, 2024
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Eyeing that Dyson Vacuum cleaner? You’ve come to the right spot! Our buying guide and Price Watcher page keeps you updated on the current prices of Dyson V8 & V12 Vacuum Cleaners, helping you find the best deals easily.

We track prices exclusively from Dyson Authorized Resellers, such as Courts, Harvey Norman, ESH, and Dyson Malaysia Official Store—ensuring that you’re only seeing brand-new devices. Click here to jump to our price tracker if you already know which model you want.

The Dyson vacuum cleaners delivers powerful suction and innovative design, equipped with advanced cyclone technology for efficient, deep cleaning across all floor types. Its high-torque cleaner head and intelligent sensors automatically adjust to different surfaces, ensuring optimal performance. The HEPA filtration system captures allergens and expels cleaner air, making it ideal for homes with pets or allergies. With features like long-lasting battery life, lightweight construction, and versatile attachments, the Dyson vacuum cleaner provides exceptional cleaning power and convenience, making it a top choice for maintaining a spotless home.

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Dyson V8 Series

The Dyson V8 series includes several models tailored for different cleaning needs. The V8 Absolute features powerful suction with two cleaner heads: a direct-drive cleaner head for carpets and a soft roller cleaner head for hard floors. It offers up to 40 minutes of fade-free suction and comes with multiple attachments, making it versatile for various cleaning tasks. The washable HEPA filter captures allergens, ensuring cleaner air.

The Dyson V8 Fluffy is designed specifically for homes with predominantly hard floors. It shares the same powerful motor and HEPA filtration as the Absolute model but focuses on hard floor cleaning with its soft-roller cleaner head, which effectively picks up both fine dust and large debris. The V8 Fluffy vacuum offers up to 40 minutes of runtime and is compatible with various Dyson accessories, allowing for versatile cleaning tasks. The Dyson V8 Fluffy+ builds upon the features of the V8 Fluffy, offering additional accessories for enhanced versatility for pet owners dealing with hair on furniture, and individuals seeking a versatile vacuum with multiple attachments for different cleaning needs.

Dyson V12 Series

The Dyson V12 series introduces advanced technology for superior cleaning performance. The V12 Detect Slim features a laser that reveals hidden dust on hard floors, ensuring no dirt is left behind. With up to 60 minutes of battery life and a clickable battery for extended use, the V12 is perfect for longer cleaning sessions. Its piezo sensor intelligently adjusts suction power based on dust levels, while the LCD screen displays real-time performance data, including dust count and battery life. Compact and lightweight, it’s ideal for smaller homes or tight spaces, and its advanced filtration captures 99.99% of particles.

The V12 Detect Slim Absolute incorporates laser technology to highlight microscopic dust, ensuring thorough cleaning. Its lightweight design and powerful suction facilitate easy manoeuvrability, while versatile attachments like a high-torque cleaner head enhance its effectiveness across various surfaces. The V12 Detect Slim Fluffy is tailored for hard floors, featuring a soft roller cleaner head that captures fine dust without scratching. The Detect Slim Fluffy+ is a premium option with advanced laser dust detection, soft roller head, and a range of attachments for versatile cleaning. Lastly, the V12 Origin focuses on powerful, everyday cleaning, with strong suction and a motorized cleaner head suitable for various floor types, making it a great choice for busy households.

Ready to buy? Use our Price Watcher page below and follow these simple steps to get the best deal:

1. Select Your Merchant:

Browse through our list of Dyson Authorized Resellers, including Courts, Harvey Norman, ESH, and Dyson Malaysia Official Store.

2. Choose Your Model:

Select the model that fits your needs.

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    realme 13 Review: A performer of the bare necessities


    By Timothy Teoh October 30, 2024

    Mobile games like Mobile Legends: Bang Bang (MLBB) prove that there is a growing market for gaming phones in Malaysia. Particularly when these hit games don’t require top-of-the-line specs to run, like MLBB.

    The end product is the burgeoning of budget gaming phones developed by brands vying for a share of aspiring esports enthusiasts. Among them is realme, which only recently launched the realme 13 and 13+ in Malaysia.

    realme markets these new offerings as affordable gaming devices, pushing taglines such as ‘Speed to Victory’ and donning on what they call the ‘Victory Speed Design’ on these phones. These are enticing concepts, no doubt, but at the end of the day it all draws down to how well they can perform overall.

    We can’t say much about the realme 13+, but we were lucky enough to have been handed the realme 13 to see what it’s all about.

    Sleek build with subtle textures

    Based on aesthetics alone, the realme 13 doesn’t really strike us as a gaming device. We can’t blame them though, adding those RGB lights probably isn’t really a cheap affair. Still, a few tastefully positioned racing lines and coloured accents can go a long way.

    Nevertheless, the realme 13 is still a handsome device. Our unit came in the eye-catching Speed Green colourway that flaunts a light green sheen on the rear panels. It may be hard to spot at first, but there are wispy streaks of subtle lines that add a nice touch to the overall look. Credit also to the circular camera module, which oozes a certain level of class with its reflective housing plate.

    It’s all plastic, or at least plastic-like, but it still beats having a blank slate of solid colour like we see on other phones in this price range.

    Build-wise, the realme 13 is undeniably slim with a thickness of 7.79mm. There’s a very slight curve along the edges of the display, with flat side panels that ultimately lend it the blockish look. On those, you’ll find the power button and volume rockers at the right, and a 3.5mm headphone jack at the bottom.

    The power button doubles as a side-mounted fingerprint sensor, which is snappy…when it does work. Unfortunately, it has failed me more times than I can count, and I’d consider it more a liability than a feature of convenience.

    Performance

    General: As expected on lower mid-range devices

    The realme 13 utilizes the MediaTek Dimensity 6300 5G 6nm CPU, a relatively new chipset catered to mid-range devices. For the record, the realme 13 comes in a single 12GB+256GB configuration, with RAM expandable by up to 10GB via virtual RAM.

    Geekbench scores for the realme 13 aren’t really anything to be impressed by. Based on our benchmarking, it mustered a modest Single-Core score of 778 and a Multi-Core score of 1781, a range typical of phones in the mid-range bracket.

    Numbers aside, our real-world experience does whiff out signs of lower mid-range undertones with occasional jerks and slightly longer app loading times. Honestly, it’s nothing too serious to complain about given the price range.

    Let’s make it clear: the realme 13 is more than capable of running social media apps. That means you won’t have to sacrifice any mainstream platforms such as Instagram, X, YouTube, TikTok, and Netflix. As for the mini stuttering, it’s a fair trade. If you were expecting silky smooth performance, you’ll need to look at costlier offerings.

    The display is decent as well. It sports a 6.72″ screen offering Full HD+ (2400×1080) resolution. As expected on gaming phones, refresh rates reach up to 120Hz. You have the option to toggle between Auto-select (auto adjust), Standard to maintain it at 60Hz, or High to go all out and lock it at 120Hz.

    The only minor con is that the bezels are noticeably thick, especially at the lower chin.

    Gaming: Where it works best

    You experience the best bits of the realme 13 with gaming. Extending GT Mode to the Number series is a nice touch. If you’re unfamiliar, GT Mode is essentially Performance Mode. It puts the phone into overdrive, upping frame rates and resolution at the cost of thermal and battery efficiency. Prior to this, the feature was exclusive to realme’s upper mid-range GT Series, hence GT Mode.

    Returning to benchmarks, running the realme 13 through 3DMark Wild Life test revealed a good but unremarkable overall score of 1,364. In fact, it averaged just 8.17 FPS in the test, which is a telltale sign that it’s absolutely not built for graphically intense games.

    However, the Wild Life Stress Test did indicate excellent stability with little drop in performance even for graphic-heavy games. That said, the Loop Scores were well below average.

    Benchmark scores of the realme 13 5G on 3DMark Wild Life
    Benchmark scores of the realme 13 5G on 3DMark Wild Life Stress Test
    Benchmark scores of the realme 13 5G on 3DMark Wild Life Stress Test – Loop Scores
    Benchmark scores of the realme 13 5G on 3DMark Wild Life Stress Test – Performance

    There’s only so much numbers can tell you, so we did have a go at a few games, namely Mobile Legends: Bang Bang (MLBB). It can get a little choppy in certain areas, especially when switching between pages (e.g., from game lobby to home page) and transitioning between heroes on the hero selection page.

    Other than that, the gameplay is considerably smooth, averaging around 60 FPS throughout. It’s still very playable from a casual player’s standpoint. Admittedly, I’m not such a pro myself, so if you’re sensitive to the subtle nuances of high-end gaming or if you’re trying to make rank, you may think otherwise.

    Our sentiments are the same for Call of Duty Mobile. Even at its highest graphic settings, the game is still very playable. You’re met with the same delays when switching between pages and loading maps. Once you’re in-game, things smooth out and you get a fairly decent 60 FPS.

    I knew it wasn’t going to be ideal, but we did have a brief playtime with Genshin Impact on the realme 13, just to see how things fare. To my surprise, it wasn’t all that terrible. Don’t get me wrong, it’s not great either, but I wouldn’t completely chalk it off as unplayable.

    Yes, graphics take a hit, and you’ll be chugging along with low to mid settings, but movements like sliding and coursing along on the Wind Glider remain acceptably smooth. If you’re a play-for-the-storyline kind of player, you can definitely make it through. The only real hindrance is the slow load times at the start of the game and shifting between maps.

    Overall, I found the realme 13 to be a pretty decent gaming phone. I wouldn’t go so far as to say it’s leagues above its rivals, but it does the job as it should, within the scope that its hardware allows it to. It’s a phone non-competitive gamers can thrive on for sure.

    Camera: Stick to the main and you’ll be fine

    On the face of it, there isn’t much going on in the camera department. Cameras aren’t really the forte of budget phones anyway, so this is to be expected. The realme 13 5G relies heavily on its 50MP OIS camera that offers 26mm equivalent focal length. Flanking this is an accompanying 2MP mono camera.

    The 50MP main camera performed quite well overall. I managed to get great dynamic range, making bright colours pop. There were no obvious signs of artificial oversharpening, and colours rendered were true-to-life for the most part.

    realme 13 5G – 50MP main camera
    realme 13 5G – 50MP main camera
    realme 13 5G – 50MP main camera

    The same goes for the 2x in-sensor zoom. Despite pixelation seeping in, photos still turned out great and definitely still usable for social media or reminiscing.

    realme 13 5G – 2x in-sensor zoom
    realme 13 5G – 2x in-sensor zoom

    That’s as good as it gets, though. In our experience, going beyond the 2x zoom results in a steep drop in quality that no amount of digital processing can salvage.

    realme 13 5G – 5x zoom
    realme 13 5G – 10x zoom

    When it comes to portraits, you will have to settle for over-the-top artificial bokeh with less-than-perfect edge detection. Nevertheless, I figure you can still make it work if you have a good grasp of composition and focal lengths.

    realme 13 5G – Portrait Mode
    realme 13 5G – Portrait Mode

    My general recommendation is to stick to the 1x and 2x array as that’s where the realme 13 performs best.

    Battery that does the job

    In terms of battery life, we managed to squeeze out a total of 8 hours screen time from the 5,000mAh battery before it reached 10%. Our way of testing primarily involved letting YouTube run for hours on end, where it lasted 5 hours and 40 minutes before reaching the 29% mark.

    Pile another hour and a half of Call of Duty, MLBB, TikTok, and some file transfers and it finally drops into the red zone.

    8 hours of screen time is a good number, not outstanding as most phones tend to hit these heights, but it’s comforting to know the realme 13 checks this box.

    Charging isn’t bad too with the 45W adapter that thankfully comes in the box. You’ll be good to go in about an hour, with stable thermals the whole way through when in room temperature. As with all fast charging devices, it’s best to keep the adapter and phone away from areas prone to heat – such as near windows – just to keep things safe.

    realme 13 5G: An average performer of the bare necessities

    In its totality, the realme 13 5G just barely breaches the threshold of a value-for-money device. You get what you pay for – an adequate chipset, a passable camera, and sufficient battery life, all for an acceptable price. Not one feature falls off, nor do they exceed expectations.

    At RM1,199, the realme 13 5G is a decent purchase. Maybe not exactly the total gaming phone that it’s hyped up to be, but a good phone overall nonetheless.

    However, if you’ve got a couple of hundred bucks to spare, I recommend upgrading to the realme 13+ 5G instead. At least on paper, it just seems to make more sense. For an RM200 top up, you’ll be getting a steadier chipset in the Dimensity 7300 Energy, quicker 80W charging, and a Sony LYT-600 sensor backing the main camera.

    Either way, it’s no harm done if you decide to cash in on either of these phones.

    Read more of our reviews below!

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