Upgraded Dust Bin Replacement for Dyson V11 V15 SV14 SV15 SV22 Vacuum Cleaner Canister, Vacuum Bin Replacement for Part no. 970050-01 and Part no. 965443-01

Fits and performs perfectly with my Dyson cordless vacuum.

If you own a Dyson V11 or V15, you know that the "red tab" mechanism on the bin is often the first thing to snap or lose its suction seal. I was hesitant about a non-OEM replacement, but this Upgraded Dust Bin is a flawless 1:1 match for the original. Why It’s a 5-Star Replacement: Seamless Compatibility: I tested this on my V15 (Part no. 965443-01), and it clicked into the main body perfectly. There were no gaps, and the sliding "point and shoot" emptying mechanism works smoothly without sticking. Strong Suction Seal: The silicone gasket at the top and the seal at the base are airtight. I didn't notice any drop in suction power compared to the genuine Dyson canister. Crystal Clear Plastic: My old bin had become cloudy and scratched over time. This replacement looks sharp and makes the vacuum look brand new again. It’s also made of a high-strength polycarbonate that feels just as durable as the stock version. Easy Installation: It took less than 10 seconds to swap out. If you can empty your vacuum, you can install this bin. Bottom Line: Don’t waste your money on the overpriced name-brand version. This replacement is identical in fit and function. It saved my vacuum from the scrap heap and restored that "brand new" performance.

Fits and works without issues

Snap fit seal retainer for silicon seal is a poor design. Mine broke in less than 20 uses. This screwed in retainer is a much stronger design. The fit of the canister seems the same as original. Slid right on and snapped into place, plus it's always available and much cheaper than Dyson

If you need a replacement dust bin this one for your Dyson v15s detect submarine (and probably others but that’s the one I replaced for) this works perfectly. Super easy to switch out. The rubber seal came off and it was slightly more money to just replace the whole bin, but the rubber seal shouldn’t come loose again as it’s screwed in to this bin and not just clicked in like if you just replaced the seal. So I’d go for replacing the whole bin to avoid future seal issues. I definitely recommend