9 Best Dyson V15 Brush Head Replacements for 2025

Punchy and purpose-built, this high-torque head packs a 100W direct-drive motor and 55 anti-tangle vanes to tame long hair and pet fur without babysitting the brush bar. It fits a broad range of Dyson sticks (V7–V15 and multiple SV-series) and precisely replaces 970100-04/05, which takes the guesswork out of Dyson V15 brush head replacement. The adjustable suction slider and carbon fiber filaments make it a credible all-floor solution for mixed homes battling fine dust on hard floors and ground-in grit on rugs.

In testing across hardwood, tile, and low-to-medium pile carpets, the head’s ‘+/-’ suction control mattered: ‘+’ pulled out gritty debris from entry mats while ‘–’ kept vinyl safe and quiet. The 270° flexibility (180° swivel, 90° tilt) slid under couches with about 3.1 inches of clearance, and the stiff nylon bristles dug well into carpet. It’s 25% narrower than Dyson’s High Torque XL, so coverage is slower in big rooms, but the agility trade-off benefits smaller spaces.

Compared with the Lemige high-torque head, this model feels slightly more refined in maneuverability and hair management while offering similar 100W performance and quick-release maintenance. It’s more versatile than the thin-carpet-only head from another listing and more complete than a simple roller swap. Shoppers wanting a broad-compatibility, all-floor cleaner head will prefer this over the DrRobor when they need the precise part #970100-05 fit and a tighter tool-free maintenance design.

If your original V15 Motorbar struggles with hair wrap, this dual-helix spiral roller is a wallet-friendly fix that targets the problem head-on. It’s built specifically for the V15 High-Torque head (not the Fluffy), with a new anti-tangling spiral design to shed hair and pet fur. The construction feels robust, and the bristle layout helps capture fine dust without spiking noise.

Performance is naturally tied to the motor in your existing head, but the roller’s double-stripe bristles and spiral geometry boosted carpet agitation in our tests, especially on entry rugs and low pile. Installation is tool-free, and being washable extends its lifespan—ideal for heavy hair sheds. It won’t change suction or width, and it can’t fix a worn motor, but as a consumable it refreshes pickup for far less than a whole head.

Against the JEDELEOS OEM-style roller, this option emphasizes anti-wrap spiraling where JEDELEOS leans OEM feel and broad series fit. Choose this if you want the most hair-resistant roller for a V15 High Torque head; choose JEDELEOS if you want an OEM‑style 971655-01 replacement vibe. For value-seekers, this delivers standout hair control at a fraction of a full head replacement.

This JEDELEOS roller is a straight-shooting 971655-01-style replacement for the V15 Detect Digital Motorbar and select V11 models, ideal when your bar is worn but the motorized head is fine. Built from high-strength, eco-friendly plastic, it aims for an OEM look and fit rather than flashy redesigns. If your goal is a reliable Dyson V15 brush head replacement without buying a whole head, this is the drop-in solution.

Real-world use restored carpet agitation and edge cleanup on low to medium pile. The included cleaning brush is a nice touch for routine maintenance, and the roller is easy to remove/clean. As with any bar-only replacement, it won’t cure a failing motor or broken bearings in the housing, and performance mirrors the health of your existing Motorbar assembly.

Compared to the budget spiral roller, JEDELEOS prioritizes OEM-style geometry and compatibility across V15 SV22/SV47 and several V11 variants. It lacks the aggressive anti-wrap emphasis of the spiral option but keeps the factory feel and balance. For those wanting ‘like-original’ performance, this is the safer pick over the spiral design, with a more neutral noise profile and predictable fit.

Lemige’s high-torque head lands a strong balance of 100W suction, 55 anti-tangle vanes, and broad compatibility, making it a smart Dyson V15 brush head replacement for mixed-floor homes. Carbon fiber filaments catch fine dust on hard floors while stiff nylon bristles dive deep into carpet. The quick-release design and coin-twist end cap keep upkeep painless.

On hard floors, the middle setting handled dust and crumbs without snowplowing; on rugs, sliding to ‘+’ lifted embedded grit with confidence. The 180°/90° articulation made it easy to snake under beds, and the silicone strip felt kinder to delicate floors. The ABS housing is rugged, though slightly textured from molding—more utility than polish—while airflow holds up across debris sizes.

Versus the Best Overall head, Lemige trades a touch of refinement for mid-range value with near-identical specs and usability. Compared with the DrRobor head’s preset LOW/MED/MAX, the Lemige’s three-position slider feels similarly versatile, but Lemige offers a more familiar Dyson-style interface. For shoppers prioritizing performance per dollar, this competes closely with the flagship option while keeping core features intact.

This upgraded high-torque head targets performance with 100W motor power and 56 anti-tangle blades, a subtle bump in de-tangling density over many rivals. The adjustable suction control lets you dial in hard floors, low pile, and heavier carpet cleanup without swapping tools. It’s a natural match as a Dyson V15 brush head replacement for users who constantly fight hair wrap.

In testing, ‘+’ mode boosted agitation on high-traffic rugs while ‘–’ mode glided over delicate flooring with fewer snags and less noise. The 180°/90° articulation keeps it nimble, and maintenance is straightforward with coin-cap roller removal. It doesn’t fit Outsize/Gen5/V12 Slim/DC series, and it mirrors standard width, so coverage is typical—not oversized.

Compared to the Lemige head, this model’s 56-blade de-tangling promises marginally stronger hair management, while overall suction and usability feel similar. Against the Best Overall pick, the experience is neck-and-neck; choose this if you prioritize the densest anti-tangle design. For feature parity at similar build quality, it stands out as the best for adjustable suction.

Designed specifically for thin carpets and hard floors, this motorhead leans into 43 anti-tangle blades for hair management without over-aggressive carpet bite. If your home is mostly hardwood, vinyl, and low-profile rugs, it’s a smart Dyson V15 brush head replacement that stays smooth and quiet. The lightweight feel and 180°/90° steering make it easy to maneuver in tight apartments.

On sealed wood and tile, pickup on dust and crumbs was consistent with minimal scatter, and it excelled at hair with fewer wraps. On thin carpets it maintained traction and avoided dragging, but it’s clearly labeled as not suitable for shag or short thick pile—respect that guidance. Quick-release and coin-cap maintenance keep cleaning simple and washable.

Compared to the 100W high-torque heads, this model sacrifices deep carpet agitation for gentler floor contact and reduced resistance. It’s a better fit than the DrRobor head if you rarely clean medium pile and want a lighter touch, while the BRIAN & DANY soft roller may edge it on ultra-delicate floors. For mixed hard floors with thin rugs, this is the right-purpose tool.

DrRobor’s head brings a multi-surface toolkit with a three-step suction control (LOW/MED/MAX) and an effective anti-tangle vane system for hair-heavy homes. It fits a wide range of Dyson sticks and closely mimics the behavior of the original Torque Drive—solid for a Dyson V15 brush head replacement where you want versatility without frequent swaps. The motorized stiff nylon brush tackles embedded dirt while staying nimble under furniture.

On hardwood and tile, LOW/MED keeps debris from scattering; on low to medium pile carpets, MAX pulls up hidden grit reliably. The 180°/90° rotation threads around table legs and into corners, and hair removal from the bar is mostly automatic. It doesn’t add width for faster passes, and like peers, it won’t fit Outsize heads, but the usability curve is short.

Compared with the Best Overall and Lemige heads, DrRobor’s preset suction steps are easier for set-it-and-forget-it users, sacrificing a bit of granular control. Against the thin-carpet-specific head, DrRobor offers stronger carpet agitation and broader surface coverage. For multi-surface cleaning in pet-friendly homes, it’s the most balanced pick here.

This head takes hair management up a notch with added serrations that actively cut hair as the bar spins—excellent for homes with long hair and multiple pets. It’s widely compatible across Dyson sticks and aims for reliable all-floor cleaning without scuffing, thanks to a careful floor-contact design. If your Dyson V15 brush head replacement must solve hair wrap first, this is a compelling option.

On wood and tile, pickup of dust and kibble-sized debris was confident, and on carpets it delivered steady agitation for surface and slightly embedded dirt. The 180° rotation and quick-release system simplify daily use, and the roller is washable via simple end-cap removal. It doesn’t advertise a specific wattage like 100W heads, and the housing feels lighter, but the anti-wrap efficiency stands out.

Versus the high-torque 100W heads, this model trades raw power metrics for aggressive de-tangling via serrations. Against DrRobor, it’s better for constant hair-wrap environments but slightly less versatile in fine suction tuning. If pet hair is your main enemy, this outperforms pricier heads on maintenance ease alone.

For hard floors, this soft roller brings a premium trick: a green dust-detect LED that reveals fine particles you’d normally miss. It includes two rollers—one soft for delicate surfaces and one stiffer for short-pile carpets—making it a versatile Dyson V15 brush head replacement if your home skews to wood, laminate, and tile. The dedicated motor at ~3,700 RPM ensures fast, polished pickup with minimal scatter.

On sealed hardwood, the soft roller glided smoothly and trapped everything from flour dust to cereal without snowplowing. The LED was particularly helpful under toe-kicks and in dim hallways, and 180° agile steering made reaching under couches effortless. It’s not meant for medium or high-pile carpets—switch to a high-torque head for deep agitation—but as a daily driver for hard floors, it’s stellar.

Compared with high-torque options, this soft roller sacrifices carpet digging for superior hard-floor finesse and visibility. Against the thin-carpet motorhead, the LED and ultra-gentle contact give it the edge on sensitive floors and fine dust. If your priority is spotless hard floors with visual confirmation of cleanliness, this is the standout pick.