9 Best Dyson V11 Brush Head Replacements 2025

A smart brush roller-only swap that revives your V11 head without replacing the entire assembly, this double-helix roller bites into debris and manages hair better than tired stock rolls. The dual-helix pattern improves debris contact while reducing wrap, and the included cleaning brush makes maintenance quick. If your current bar is worn smooth or squeaks, this drop-in roller restores pickup and reduces operating noise.

We found installation straightforward: coin off the end cap, slide out the old drum, and insert this roller—no tools required. On hard floors and short-pile carpets, the updated helix pattern helps pull in crumbs from crevices while keeping hair from knotting. It’s not compatible with V11 Fluffy or V11 SV16 XL heads, and you’ll need to reuse your existing end caps.

Compared with BicycleStore’s roller (B0C22YF7Y8), this option emphasizes noise reduction and hair handling; both are budget-friendly ways to refresh a tired head. If you need a whole new head with anti-tangle vanes and adjustable suction, step up to the high-torque assembly (B0F7L518CP), but for frugal V11 owners this roller-only fix delivers the biggest change per dollar.

Feature-packed and future-proof, this high torque head adds adjustable suction, a 100W direct-drive motor, and an upgraded 55-vane anti-tangle system that auto-clears hair while you clean. It’s widely compatible—V11/V10/V15 and several SV-series models—making it a versatile upgrade if you own multiple Dysons. The unit is 25% narrower than the XL head, trading sheer width for maneuverability and precision.

In day-to-day use, the [+/-] slider matters: push to ‘+’ for ground-in dirt on carpets or gritty hard floors; drop to ‘-’ for delicate vinyl, lino, or deep pile to prevent seal lock. The 270° articulation (180° swivel, 90° tilt) keeps it flat under low furniture with roughly 3.1′ clearance. It handled pet hair and long strands without stoppages, though the narrower width means slightly longer runs in large rooms.

Stacked against the OEM-style V11 head (B07YYLWGB9), this unit adds suction control and more aggressive anti-tangle tech, ideal for pet-heavy homes. Versus Lemige (B0F37Z5SYK), performance is similar, but this model’s flexible rotation and cleaning access give it an edge in tight spaces. For users balancing multi-surface cleaning and hair management, it offers a superior feature-to-performance mix compared with the simpler Dyson-style replacement.

Built for households battling hair, the Lemige head focuses on anti‑tangle performance with 55 vanes and a 100W direct-drive motor that drives stiff nylon bristles deep into carpet. Carbon fiber filaments sweep fine dust on hard floors, while a wider soft silicone strip protects finishes. The textured ABS housing feels tough and resists scuffs, a nice touch for busy homes.

On low- to medium-pile carpet, suction tracks confidently, and the three-position suction slider helps tailor pickup from delicate floors to embedded dirt. With 180° lateral and 90° vertical rotation, the head threads under couches and along toe-kicks. Hair self-release works well with pet fur and long strands; in very deep pile, leave the switch mid or low to prevent seal drag.

Compared to the adjustable head (B0F7L518CP), Lemige matches core features but leans into rugged build and floor protection. Against the basic Dyson-style V11 head (B07YYLWGB9), you gain hair management and suction tuning at the expense of a slightly more assertive feel on ultra-delicate surfaces. It’s ideal for pet owners wanting strong agitation without constant brush-bar maintenance, and it offers a richer feature set than the OEM-style option.

Versatility is the headline here: DrRobor’s head brings Low/Med/Max suction control and a motorized brush that rivals original attachments across carpets and hard floors. The anti-tangle design auto-clears wrapped hair, making it a strong pick for homes with pets or long hair. Its broad compatibility covers V7 through V15 (excluding Outsize), fitting mixed Dyson fleets easily.

In testing, Low mode glides on vinyl and tile without sticking, Medium handles everyday dust on rugs, and Max digs into high-traffic carpet paths for embedded dirt. The 180°/90° articulation keeps motion smooth around table legs and under furniture. While power feels robust, there’s slightly less edge pickup than heads with wider intake lips, so a perimeter pass helps.

Compared with Lemige (B0F37Z5SYK), DrRobor’s discrete three-mode control is simpler to use on the fly; versus the adjustable slider head (B0F7L518CP), it’s similarly capable but with a more defined step-up between modes. It’s best for multi-surface homes that want one head to do it all without constant tool swaps, offering a balanced feature set comparable to B0F7L518CP.

If your V11 torque head still runs but the roller is worn, this straight-spiral replacement bar is a quick win. The mix of stiff and plush bristles restores bite on carpets while sweeping fine dust on hard floors. Sized at 23.8 x 5 cm, it fits heads using Part Nos. 970135-01 / 970100-05—just confirm your housing accepts a 5 cm drum and note it ships without end caps.

Swapping is easy: coin off the end cap, slide in the new roller, and you’re back to full pickup in minutes. On tile and hardwood, the plush fibers lift powdery dust; on rugs, the stiffer rows help with crumbs and hair. It’s not compatible with V11 Fluffy or V11 SV16 XL heads, and you’ll need to reuse your existing caps.

Versus the budget roller (B0DSVYXX8T), this one emphasizes a dual-bristle layout and straightforward fitment guidance. If your entire head is failing or you need anti-tangle tech, a full replacement like Lemige (B0F37Z5SYK) is the better move. For users seeking the lowest-cost refresh, this roller brings a noticeable improvement without replacing the whole assembly.

This TERPUP roller is a double-helix refresh designed to extend the life of your V11’s torque head. Its wear-resistant construction maintains shape under load, improving pickup of debris and pet hair across hard floors and low-pile carpet. At 9.37 x 1.97 inches, it’s a direct fit for heads using 970135-01 / 970100-05—ideal when your original bar is polished smooth.

Install is tool-free and quick, and the included mini cleaning brush helps keep fibers lint-free for consistent performance. On tile and hardwood, it moves fine dust without scattering; on rugs, the helix pattern feeds debris efficiently into the intake. It excludes V11 Fluffy compatibility and relies on your existing housing and caps.

Compared with BicycleStore (B0C22YF7Y8), TERPUP leans into durability and hair handling, making it a solid value choice for busy homes. If you need anti-tangle vanes or adjustable suction, a full head like DrRobor (B0F9JZ85MW) is a better upgrade. For straightforward maintenance on a budget, this roller is a strong value replacement.

Designed for hard floors first, the Coodss motorhead uses soft woven nylon and anti-static carbon fiber filaments to lift fine dust without scratching. The ABS housing and bristle set feel sturdy, and the quick-release design makes attachment swaps painless. It’s compatible across V7–V11 (and select SV-series), perfect for homes with lots of hardwood, tile, vinyl, or laminate.

In real-world use, it glides smoothly with 180°/90° articulation, reaching under couches and along kickboards. The roller is washable and easy to service via a coin-twist end cap, keeping maintenance minimal. It can handle short-pile rugs, but it’s clearly tuned for hard surfaces; deep carpets require a high-torque head instead.

Against the anti-tangle models like Lemige (B0F37Z5SYK), Coodss trades hair-shedding tech for gentle, dust-focused hard-floor cleaning. Compared to the Dyson-style V11 head (B07YYLWGB9), it’s kinder on delicate floors and excels with micro-dust control. Ideal for apartments or floorplans dominated by hard surfaces, offering better fine-dust pickup than high-torque options.

This upgrade head targets pet owners with an aggressive anti‑tangle system using 43 blades to auto-clear hair while maintaining strong suction. It fits a wide range of Dyson sticks (V7 through V15, select SV-series), making it a drop-in upgrade across multiple vacuums. The quick-release design and coin-twist end cap keep service simple.

On carpets and hard floors, the motorized brush tracks well, and the 180°/90° articulation keeps it flat under furniture. Hair release is reliable with long strands and pet fur, reducing post-clean detangling. It lacks a formal suction slider, so extremely delicate floors may benefit from lowering suction on the vacuum body.

Versus DrRobor (B0F9JZ85MW), this model’s anti-tangle blades are the headline feature, while DrRobor offers clearer three-mode suction control. Compared with Lemige (B0F37Z5SYK), you sacrifice a dedicated suction switch but get robust hair management and broad compatibility. For households prioritizing pet-hair cleanup, it offers a compelling feature set at a competitive level to B0F7L518CP.