You can buy the Dyson V10 and V11 at the following links: Buy Dyson V10 at Amazon - geni.us/4XoKj (Amazon) Buy Dyson V11 at Amazon - geni.us/XDYHmf (Amazon) Buy Dyson V10 at Other Retailers - shop-links.co/1722355397759258580 Buy Dyson V11 at Other Retailers - shop-links.co/1722355399250025613 UPDATE 12/2/2020 - Dyson V11 Torque Drive and Animal include a click-in battery as of Q4 2020.
I have a malamute/husky mix. There is dog hair and then there is Malamute hair. I need to know if this can handle heavy-duty hair when my pup is blowing her coat.
Why on God's green earth would Dyson NOT include the fluffy hard floor cleaning head with the V11 is beyond comprehension. We've owned the V8 for three years now, and it's our primary vacuum cleaner we clean our entire home with. We use the fluffy hard floor cleaning head at least 5 times as much as we do the carpet cleaning head. I mean, we're a family of three, so we really have no need to vacuum our carpet every single day, but we do have two small chihuahua's and live in the dusty South West, so we do sweep our tile floors pretty much every day, or at the least we run the Dyson around our heavy traffic areas of the tile to get rid of any dusty foot prints and pet hair. I truly was interested in upgrading, as ours is about to go out of warranty, so I figured we'd just relocate the V8 to the second level of our home, and use the V11 on the main level for the heavier cleaning. However, now that I know it doesn't come with the fluffy hard floor cleaning head, which any family who has any amount of hard floors in their home will surely use that cleaning head the most, it's definitely a no sale for me. Sorry, Dyson, but you just lost a sale, and probably not only to my family, by not simply including that hard floor cleaning head with the V11. I'd buy a second V8 before I'd purchase a V11 with no hard floor cleaning head. Trust me, if you have any areas of hard floor, wood, tile, laminate, etc..., you'll use that hard floor cleaning head FAR more than you will the carpet attachment. However, the carpet attachment does a pretty amazing job on carpets, but it doesn't do a good job ob hard floors, and it would actually just end up ruining the carpet attachment by using it on hard floors.
All valid points, Ryan. I too don't understand why they didn't include it. Only made more confusing by the fact the UK version of the V11 DOES include the soft roller head. In any case...you might consider the V10 Absolute instead, which does include both floor cleaning heads. You can find it here - amzn.to/2n8Ogx7 Also, you should know that you can use your V8 soft roller head on the V11 if you want to go that route.
Such a great comparison!! Thought I was going to have to find the extra money for the V11, but it looks like the V10 will be better for me! Thank you!!
The only way to review these vaccums properly is to give it to a single mom for a week. Yall are vaccuming stuff so slowly but for me i usually find cleaning a hassle so im usually speeding around trying get clean the house before I’m late for something.
I like the idea of the fluffy head roller, but I do like that the V11 is more powerful. Is it possible to buy the fluffy head seperate? Would it be compatible with the V11?
I am currently in the market for one of these specific models. Your video was insightful, easy to understand, and well timed. Good job! 👍🏽 I have a large house at @ 3,400 Sq ft. I have carpets in all bedrooms and Theater but I have hand scraped wood in large areas and tile in the bathrooms. I also have tons of Return Exchange Vents throughout. I also suffer from Allergies. I also have a large Shag Rug in my Family room over wood floors. I definitely want to also use it for my vehicles. I want the BEST VALUE. That being said, which would you recommend?
With that setup you NEED the soft roller head. So that means either Dyson V10 Absolute amzn.to/2n8Ogx7 OR The V11 Torque Drive amzn.to/2WYemD5 and add a standalone soft roller brush here amzn.to/3bKw4oj With delicate floors like that I would suggest only using the soft roller brush on them.
Modern Castle - I just wanted to say that you helped me decide on what the best vacuum to spend on. Originally, I was planning to buy the v7 Dyson animal through amazon because there was a price drop, but through further reading and watching... I learned that the v10 was the best purchase price-wise for me. Your video helped me make that decision and I would like to thank you for that!
Thank you for the great reviews and comparison. Just wondering if it is possible to purchase the fluffy brush for the V11. If I am going to buy one, I would rather buy the newest model, but I have a lot of wood floors so it is a no brainer for me to get the fluffy brush. Thank u! I live in Canada, not sure if the models purchased here are any different than what the States have. Cheers!
Just wondering what made you decide to buy the V10 and not the V11. I want that fluffy brush but it only comes with V10. After 3 months, are you still happy with yours?
It did fling a few grains of rice out. Basically every vacuum we've tested to date that uses a bristle brushroll is going to fling rice on hard surface flooring to some degree. If you're worried about that you should definitely opt for the V10 Absolute to get the soft roller head, which is better equipped to not fling rice, as the soft roller grabs onto it better.
Thanks for the info. I was going to buy the V11 as Costco wil be having a sale making it the same price as the V10 Absolute. A woman on Facebook told me that the V10 Absolute has slightly more suction power but that sounds the opposite of what you said. Also, do the Animal versions imply that they work better on pet hair or is that just the name?
Yeah, that's just untrue. V11 has more suction power than V10. Animal is just a name. It isn't any better / worse than the Absolute / Torque drive versions.
Any version of the V11 would be perfectly fine. Dyson's "Animal" model naming is a bit of a misnomer. Functionally, there is very little difference between any of the sub-model variants.
I just got a V11. I have all hardwoods. It’s basically useless without the soft roller head. Dyson told me the V10 head will work. So another $125 spent! 😡👎🏼
Modern Castle I’ve already used it a few times and ordered the new head. Not sure that I can return it. I don’t mind, just wish it came with both heads or an option of one or the other. The head it comes with has a sort of balloon thing on it so when you’re pulling backwards it sort of “plows” debris rather than sucking it up.
@@kishorek6027 For the record - I have not had any issues with the Torque Drive head on my hardwood floors either. It's design is definitely better than previous multi-surface cleaning heads. Though I can understand why some people want the soft roller head.
V10 absolute comes with soft roller and torque head and v11 animal comes with direct drive head only. Torque head is 25% more suction but v10 is 40 airwatts less and £50 cheaper in the uk. Which is the better buy?
If you have lots of carpets then v11 is the safest bet, otherwise v10 would be ok. I have tons of rugs and deep pile carpets. I could not use the V10 given it’s 35 minute run time with the floor tool.
I agree with Chris. If you have mostly carpet, get the V11 Torque Drive. Mostly hard surfaces, get the V10 Absolute. Avoid the V11 Animal if it only comes with Direct Drive head.
Awesome review! I am getting the V11 absolute pro in the mail and a lot of review game me more question, you managed to give me the answers I was looking for.
Hey. Great video. I really want to buy V11 but I heard from multiple people that’s it’s pretty heavy. What can u say about that ? Also which V 11 would you recommend?
It is heavier than other Dyson cordless vacuums (and many other cordless vacuums in general), but it's still very far from what I would consider heavy under any normal context. The V11 Outsize is the only cordless Dyson that I would consider to be somewhat difficult to handle in hand due to the size, weight, and weight distribution.
As for a recommendation, for most homes I think the V11 Torque Drive (amzn.to/2WYemD5) is the right call. If you have a huge home (3,500 square feet or more) then go with the V11 Outsize (geni.us/v11-outsize).
On the Costco website for members ( I recently joined) it says dyson V11 Animal + cordless stick vacuum - is $479.99. So confusing. Is this the same as the V11 torque ? If so, this is the best price now for 10 and 11. At this price I could later buy the soft roller cleaner if needed. Would appreciate hearing your feedback please as the name of this is different without the word torque.
No, the V11 Animal is not the same as the V11 Torque Drive. It's similar, but there are differences. Most notably, the lack of an advanced digital display. Costco, like many big retailers, gets their own special versions of Dyson vacuums. As a result, there may be even more differences compared to the standard models. Last year my mother purchased a V10 from Costo, which while it did have most of the same functionality and features as the standard V10, it included a more basic brushroll. I would expect the reason the V11 Animal's price is lower is for similar reasons (though I have not tested the version from Costco so I cannot say for sure). This isn't to say the V11 Animal at Costco is bad...far from it. It's still probably has all the core features and functions. However, I imagine it probably doesn't have everything the more standard SKU would include. Hope that helps!
Thanks so much! Then it looks like the best price right now for V11 is on amazon for 651!! The v10 is only about $50 less I saw somewhere. Wish I could find it on sale ! July 4 !!??
@@katek3680 They do. The V10 was on sale at Amazon for 2 months, though it's back to its normal price now. The older models seem to go on sale more often than the newer ones.
Is the V11 worth the extra money for pet hair removal from carpet? I have a German Shepherd who sheds A LOT. I know the V10 would work well for the majority of my house because I have a lot of hardwood and tile. But, I am really aiming to also replace my giant, heavy corded Oreck vacuum that vacuum's pet hair from my bedroom carpet like a dream. What do you think??
I watched the upright videos and the stick videos. In the upright tests you tested hair tangling. But not in the stick vacuums. I've not used a stick vacuum, how do the sticks handle hair? Do they tangle? Also i only found Dyson stick comparisons. Will you have comparisons from other brands? Thank you
That has more to do with the recency of the video rather than difference between types. All new vacuums we're testing are getting long hair, pet hair, and hair tangling tests (in addition to a bunch of other new tests). We'll be updating our old content over the next 3-6 months, but it's going to take a while to fully update everything. High end stick vacuums handle hair well. Shark's new Stratos performed fantastic well. Review here - moderncastle.com/shark-stratos-cordless-review/ Any of the more recent Dysons are great, V10, V11, V12, V15.
Thank you for informative video. I do have some questions as this will be my first cordless vacuum purchase.. 1) if the V10 doesn’t have a digital display telling you how much battery life you have left…does that mean that as the charging life on the v10 decreases that suction power decreases too or does it complete shut off? So In the middle of vacuuming all of a sudden your vacuum doesn’t pick up dirt as well or does it stop working at a certain percentage of battery life left? 2) also, for the v10 absolute model that comes with the fluffy head to clean hardwood floors vs v11 which has intelligent suction..is it more convenient to have the v11 as you don’t have to attach a fluffy head to it? 3) can the fluffy head be used to clean vinyl flooring? Thank you
1) It just shuts off when the battery is dead. Suction power does not decrease as the battery goes down. 2) That's more of a personal preference. For me, I prefer to not have to change cleaning heads. 3) Yes
V10 Battery = 2,600 mah, 60 minute run time on low power, no estimated life (but it does include a 2 year warranty) V11 Battery = 3,600 mah, 60 minute run time on low power, estimated life of 15 years (according to Dyson), longer run times on higher power modes compared to the V10
..are these v11 or v10 compatible with non wooden floor? i have a tile floor, still dont know what to choose between v11 or v10..pls comment, need help.thanks.
Got a v11 a week ago both power heads only work on max power replacement from Tyson still did nothing to fix the problem what a peace of s……t can’t wait to wait to return it
Most of them are. Things like HEPA filters, not as much. But the attachments and accessories generally are. If it has the red button, it probably works. See here for more - moderncastle.com/dyson-attachment-guide/
I have a V10 motorhead and need to replace the main brush. Hesitating btw the "v10 direct drive cleaning head" OR the "v11 torque drive cleaning head" The v11 torque would work on the v1o actually?
Yikes...that is really terrible. It's supposed to last the life of the vacuum 8-10'ish years. Only made more worse that it's just outside of the 2 year warranty. It might be worth at least contacting Dyson's support to see if they'd do anything for you.
@@ModernCastle I contacted them, they told me the 2 year warranty on it had matured (by 6 months) and offered to help me place an order for a replacement battery ($149.99) or 20% on a new vacuum. Still a small price to pay compared to a new vacuum even with a discount. Definitely not what envisioned when I bought my V11 Animal. I happened to have an new extra cordless Dyson just laying around (jk, my employer gifted it to me and I thought I'd hold onto it until I move out of my parents' house). I started using my new V10 Absolute and I'm impressed. I'd recommend this over any other Dyson cordless vacuum. The Dok thing it came with (only offered with the V10 Absolute) makes it the best in terms on bang for your buck. I hope this one lasts!
@@irmaxvx Disappointed. I would hope they would do more. $150 for a replacement battery is just absurd though. If / when you're ready to buy a new battery just buy a 3rd party one via Amazon. You can get a new battery for $50-$70. The 3rd party batteries I've bought up to this point have always been perfect.
@@ModernCastle I agree. I have put the vacuum away for now. I'm so glad you told me about the third party batteries because here I was trying to be a loyal customer and only trusted Dyson. I was going to wait until next year to buy it from Dyson's site but since you haven't had an issue with them being from a third party I will go ahead and try one. Thank you for your replies and recommendation!
Hi. I have decided on v10 animal. But need to know if the fluffy head I Already own from My v6 is compatible to v10 animal. İf not ı have to change my choice to v10 absolute.
Will more powerful V11 with V10’s soft roller have better hardwood floor cleaning result? I wonder if I need to spend $600 on V11 plus $100 soft roller add-on to see that “Better” result. Thanks.
Yes, that would be the ultimate cleaning performance. Since the V11 has a stronger motor it should also yield better performance with both the multi-surface brushroll and the soft brushroll.
With the V10 and V11 you really don't need any attachments, you could use the full size head on the wand or just put the full sized cleaning head in handheld mode. Outside of that, the mini motorized brushroll would be the best choice.
Since I ripped out all of my carpet and installed vinyl planks I am looking at the V10 Absolute. I also have 6 dogs- including 2 Husky's and 2 Dalmatians- that are heavy shedders. Will the V10 Absolute handle the pet hair on the furniture and floors?
Luv the v11 as a Multi ~Floor unit; throw rugs/hard floors (low) setting & med for everything else does an Outstanding job. Engineers recommend ALWAYS empty @ line (don't go over)& Faithful wipe~Off of (air filter when dumping) Longer LIFE is "Good"Air Flow; Daughter v10 w/fluffy head (has a toddler/dust~Allergies)but couldn't tell any difference using fluffy head on the v11
If you could get a refurbished v11 and a new v10 at the same price what would you recommend?? I have hard wood floors downstairs and carpet upstairs. Thanks
More suction (220 aw vs. 185 aw), larger dust bin, and larger cleaning head (25% wider). See full comparison here - moderncastle.com/dyson-outsize-vs-v11-outsize-vs-outsize-absolute/
Like. Useful video. I have a question. Which one do you recommend for hard wooden floors? I have no carpets or rugs at all. I like technology, though. I wonder if they have V11 with the soft roller head or would I have to 'extra' buy it? Thanks for your help and Merry Christmas!
I would say the Dyson V10 Absolute , since it includes the soft roller head. Unfortunately, the soft roller head is not available on the V11 in most countries. The UK is the only country I'm aware of where it includes it. But if you're in the US and many others, you'll just get the multi-surface.
I've recently learned that I've become allergic to dust and dust mites. I presently have a corded budget vacuum 50 $/€ with a hepa filter of 95.5% since 2 year back. Is upgrading to a Dyson v10 worth it? I also have an air purifier since I really want to get rid of the menace of sinus issues and headaches.
If you indeed are allergic then yes, I think it would be more than worth it. Dyson's HEPA filter removes 99.97% of particulates, so that's going to be a substantial impact over what you currently have.
@@ModernCastle To be honest, I had a positive allergy test in Malta (prick test) then another negative blood test in Sweden. Waiting for another appointment for a prick test again to truly confirm, which may be in 2-3 months... The symptoms point to it, since I'm not sick otherwise. And in these Trying Times™ stuck at home, I'm kind of thinking of saying "screw it" and buy a proper, portable vacuum cleaner for more reasons than the potential allergy. So the difference is that noticeable, even if it's just about a few parts of a percent difference? I've read briefly about sealed air flow, which I suppose my budget sucker doesn't have.. Thank you for taking the time to answer me, man!
@@chinchilla415 Yeah...that's another good point, even if your vacuum has a HEPA filter it may not be a sealed system, in which case the HEPA filter won't be anywhere near as effective. Beyond the vacuum, I'd strongly suggest you consider an air purifier also. Vacuums are remove particulates that are heavy enough to fall to the floor, but there are plenty of lighter than air particulates floating in the air in your home. We've tested a ton of air purifiers which you can find here - moderncastle.com/air-purifiers/ Let me know if you have any questions.
@@ModernCastle Thank you. I got one, actually! A Coway one with good review and recommendations. Right now I'm viewing Dyson as a good choice to go for, and will be brooding on your advice. Seems to be either v8, v10 or v11. Thank you for posting your videos. Air quality and vacuum cleaners are horribly underrated. Me saying this truly cements the fact that I'm 35 in two weeks.
@@ModernCastle Are there any issues with the torque head scratching hardwood floors making the fluffy head a necessity ? Also, does the extra weight affect the experience and maneuverability at all ? Does your hand feel tired ? Lastly, can you still get a "deep clean" with a v10 albeit with a few more passes than the v11 ? Thanks a lot for your reviews :)
If you can afford it, get the Absolute. It's the best of the 3 models. If not the Absolute, get the Animal, which loses the soft roller brush, but you still keep the more advanced Torque Drive brushroll. V10 Motorhead has the more basic direct drive brushroll. Not to say it's bad, but objectively worse compared to Animal and Absolute.
@@Eifellassie V10 Absolute. The soft roller brush is ideal for your tiles, and the multi-surface will be ideal for carpets (especially since you have a dog)
@@ModernCastle hi there sorry that I'm late I just purchased the v11 torque does the soft roller brush that came with the V10 fit V11 if so would I be able to purchase the soft roll brush from the V10 somewhere online Because the roller brush that came with the v11 is making me work very hard to vacuum the hardwood floors
@@ModernCastle oh wow thanks I have read a lot of reviews as well as question answers all over the internet and no one has mentioned this or is aware of this this v11 roller Thanks a million this is a lifesaver
Hello I have wooden floor downstairs in 2 living room with area partially covered by rugs as well and all 3 rooms with fitted carpet upstairs. Which one will be the best buy for me V10 absolu, v10 animal, v11 animal or v11 absolu,which is also available in the UK but compariticely very expensive. Thank u in advance
I'd opt for the V11 Animal, with the V10 Absolute being a close 2nd. While the Fluffy brush that comes with the V10 Absolute is nice, I think the improved suction, better brushroll, and longer run time on the V11 is better comparatively speaking. Regarding the V11 Absolute, it's indeed the best overall, but probably not worth the extra cost relative to what you get for it.
@@ModernCastle Many thanks for your valuable suggestion. Yeah i am also more inclined toward V11 as well tbh😀 Should i go for V11 Torque drive or Animal,Torque drive being 50£ more expensive. Will V11 Animal serve the purpose overall? Thanks..
@@touseefhamidi8806 It really just depends on if you want the better display or not. If yes, go Torque Drive. If no, go Animal. Our full comparison is here - moderncastle.com/dyson-v11-torque-drive-vs-outsize-vs-animal-vs-outsize-origin/
@@ModernCastle dear here v11 absolute model available and comes with a soft roller cleaner head while torque doesn't. Do you think you necessarily needs soft roller head for hard wooden floor or torque will be able to do the job alright? Please guide on this,as I am planning to have 1 out of these 2
@@touseefhamidi8806 Soft roller is definitely better for hard surface flooring, but the Torque Drive is also fine for most as well. If you have lots of hard surfaces in your home and/or you a delicate hard surface flooring then it might be worth it. If not, then probably not.
Modern Castle good to include in the review, I have a V10 and looking to acquire a new V11 if accessories and charger are compatible, otherwise shame back to another V10.
@@wongshukok All of the other accessories would be compatible. And I believe the charger will still work. It's just the wall mount that you'll need to swap out.
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You can buy the Dyson V10 and V11 at the following links:
Buy Dyson V10 at Amazon - geni.us/4XoKj (Amazon)
Buy Dyson V11 at Amazon - geni.us/XDYHmf (Amazon)
Buy Dyson V10 at Other Retailers - shop-links.co/1722355397759258580
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UPDATE 12/2/2020 - Dyson V11 Torque Drive and Animal include a click-in battery as of Q4 2020.
The V10 does not have that auto function to recognise carpet vs floor like the V11 does.
what I really need to know is how each perform on pet hair.
I have V11 Animal and is perfection for pet hair! Life and allergies saver 😁
It was able to capture all of my stray pubes.
I have a malamute/husky mix. There is dog hair and then there is Malamute hair. I need to know if this can handle heavy-duty hair when my pup is blowing her coat.
What a pro! Thank you so much... the V10 then
You're welcome!
Why on God's green earth would Dyson NOT include the fluffy hard floor cleaning head with the V11 is beyond comprehension. We've owned the V8 for three years now, and it's our primary vacuum cleaner we clean our entire home with. We use the fluffy hard floor cleaning head at least 5 times as much as we do the carpet cleaning head. I mean, we're a family of three, so we really have no need to vacuum our carpet every single day, but we do have two small chihuahua's and live in the dusty South West, so we do sweep our tile floors pretty much every day, or at the least we run the Dyson around our heavy traffic areas of the tile to get rid of any dusty foot prints and pet hair. I truly was interested in upgrading, as ours is about to go out of warranty, so I figured we'd just relocate the V8 to the second level of our home, and use the V11 on the main level for the heavier cleaning. However, now that I know it doesn't come with the fluffy hard floor cleaning head, which any family who has any amount of hard floors in their home will surely use that cleaning head the most, it's definitely a no sale for me. Sorry, Dyson, but you just lost a sale, and probably not only to my family, by not simply including that hard floor cleaning head with the V11. I'd buy a second V8 before I'd purchase a V11 with no hard floor cleaning head. Trust me, if you have any areas of hard floor, wood, tile, laminate, etc..., you'll use that hard floor cleaning head FAR more than you will the carpet attachment. However, the carpet attachment does a pretty amazing job on carpets, but it doesn't do a good job ob hard floors, and it would actually just end up ruining the carpet attachment by using it on hard floors.
All valid points, Ryan. I too don't understand why they didn't include it.
Only made more confusing by the fact the UK version of the V11 DOES include the soft roller head.
In any case...you might consider the V10 Absolute instead, which does include both floor cleaning heads. You can find it here - amzn.to/2n8Ogx7
Also, you should know that you can use your V8 soft roller head on the V11 if you want to go that route.
Agreed 100%.
Very good review! Perhaps the V10 absolute makes more sense for me 'cause of special roller for the hard wood floor
Thank you!
And yes, you're probably right. If you have a large amount of hardwood floors get the soft roller head on the V10 Absolute.
Can you buy the fluffy roller separately? And is it washable? It must get pretty gross… 😂
Such a great comparison!! Thought I was going to have to find the extra money for the V11, but it looks like the V10 will be better for me! Thank you!!
Thank you! and you're very welcome.
I'm glad to hear our comparison could help :)
@@ModernCastle ik
You forget to mention the v11 is 0,4kg heavier compared to the v10.
Yes, that's true. the V11 is slightly heavier than the V10.
The only way to review these vaccums properly is to give it to a single mom for a week. Yall are vaccuming stuff so slowly but for me i usually find cleaning a hassle so im usually speeding around trying get clean the house before I’m late for something.
I like the idea of the fluffy head roller, but I do like that the V11 is more powerful. Is it possible to buy the fluffy head seperate? Would it be compatible with the V11?
It is in fact. Despite the fact it doesn't come with it, they do make a specific V11 version of the soft roller head here - amzn.to/30x54Bb
I am currently in the market for one of these specific models. Your video was insightful, easy to understand, and well timed. Good job! 👍🏽 I have a large house at @ 3,400 Sq ft. I have carpets in all bedrooms and Theater but I have hand scraped wood in large areas and tile in the bathrooms. I also have tons of Return Exchange Vents throughout. I also suffer from Allergies. I also have a large Shag Rug in my Family room over wood floors. I definitely want to also use it for my vehicles. I want the BEST VALUE.
That being said, which would you recommend?
With that setup you NEED the soft roller head. So that means either Dyson V10 Absolute amzn.to/2n8Ogx7
OR
The V11 Torque Drive amzn.to/2WYemD5 and add a standalone soft roller brush here amzn.to/3bKw4oj
With delicate floors like that I would suggest only using the soft roller brush on them.
Modern Castle - I just wanted to say that you helped me decide on what the best vacuum to spend on. Originally, I was planning to buy the v7 Dyson animal through amazon because there was a price drop, but through further reading and watching... I learned that the v10 was the best purchase price-wise for me. Your video helped me make that decision and I would like to thank you for that!
Thanks so much, Calvin. Glad to hear our videos were able to help you decide! That's what we're here for you :)
I hope the V10 works great for you!
great video. showed me the V10 is what I need and I save money. Thank you
You're very welcome!
Very helpful-was sitting here trying to decide when I saw your video in my search results.
V10 tomorrow then, thanks.
Glad I could help
Because of this review I will be going for the v10 (I have hard wood).
Thanks! I'm glad we could help.
Thank you for the great reviews and comparison. Just wondering if it is possible to purchase the fluffy brush for the V11. If I am going to buy one, I would rather buy the newest model, but I have a lot of wood floors so it is a no brainer for me to get the fluffy brush. Thank u! I live in Canada, not sure if the models purchased here are any different than what the States have. Cheers!
Yes, you can typically find it standalone on Amazon here - amzn.to/3xiF37t
Thank you. I have been trying to decide between the 10 and 11 all afternoon. You made it easy to decide. Went with the v-10.
You're welcome! Glad the video could help.
Just wondering what made you decide to buy the V10 and not the V11. I want that fluffy brush but it only comes with V10. After 3 months, are you still happy with yours?
Anyone else see the V11 shoot debris all over the place near the end of the video?
It did fling a few grains of rice out.
Basically every vacuum we've tested to date that uses a bristle brushroll is going to fling rice on hard surface flooring to some degree.
If you're worried about that you should definitely opt for the V10 Absolute to get the soft roller head, which is better equipped to not fling rice, as the soft roller grabs onto it better.
V11 and V10 are way out of my budget, but I still watched the whole video.
Thank you!
Watch out for Craigslist, Offer Up, and other second hand sites. Sometimes you can catch these models for pretty cheap.
I was hoping to see how loud both were, which one is quieter?
They are both basically the same. Both are around 75 dB.
Love my v11
Thanks for the info. I was going to buy the V11 as Costco wil be having a sale making it the same price as the V10 Absolute. A woman on Facebook told me that the V10 Absolute has slightly more suction power but that sounds the opposite of what you said. Also, do the Animal versions imply that they work better on pet hair or is that just the name?
Yeah, that's just untrue. V11 has more suction power than V10.
Animal is just a name. It isn't any better / worse than the Absolute / Torque drive versions.
@@ModernCastle Thank you. Also read another comment you said about Costco versions so I'll look closely at that too
@@jeanwilke6133 You're welcome.
Yep - just double check what comes with it, accessories, cleaning heads, etc. But usually their versions are fine.
Another great review~!
We chose the V10 absolute and got the free stand and accessories by buying it from dyson.
It was on sale, a savings of $349.00.
Nice! That's a great price on the V10.
Congratulations on this wonderful buying ... but why 349 saving, on the website it is mentioned only $200 saving. Thanks for your answer
@@khalidiqbal955 You save 200 on the vacuum, and you get the stand and attachments (a 150 value) FREE when you order from Dyson.
@@ashurgeorge4604 thank you for your prompt answer ...
@@khalidiqbal955 no prob :)
V11 torque drive $100 off on amazon and at Best Buy right now. FYI.
I have the V11 and a dog... do I need the Animal version?
Any version of the V11 would be perfectly fine.
Dyson's "Animal" model naming is a bit of a misnomer. Functionally, there is very little difference between any of the sub-model variants.
I just got a V11. I have all hardwoods. It’s basically useless without the soft roller head. Dyson told me the V10 head will work. So another $125 spent! 😡👎🏼
Why not return it and get the V10 Absolute instead?
Modern Castle I’ve already used it a few times and ordered the new head. Not sure that I can return it. I don’t mind, just wish it came with both heads or an option of one or the other. The head it comes with has a sort of balloon thing on it so when you’re pulling backwards it sort of “plows” debris rather than sucking it up.
Interesting, I have all hardwood floors. Torque drive head works perfectly well. Don't feel the need for soft roller
Kishore K really? If I vacuum forward it’s fine but when I pull back it just pushes stuff backwards. Is there a hardwood setting on this thing?
@@kishorek6027 For the record - I have not had any issues with the Torque Drive head on my hardwood floors either. It's design is definitely better than previous multi-surface cleaning heads.
Though I can understand why some people want the soft roller head.
It's 1am. I shouldn't be here
Lol - a perfect time to compare 2 high-end cordless vacs
@@ModernCastle well I mean, I do intend to buy one haha
V10 absolute comes with soft roller and torque head and v11 animal comes with direct drive head only. Torque head is 25% more suction but v10 is 40 airwatts less and £50 cheaper in the uk. Which is the better buy?
If you have lots of carpets then v11 is the safest bet, otherwise v10 would be ok.
I have tons of rugs and deep pile carpets. I could not use the V10 given it’s 35 minute run time with the floor tool.
I agree with Chris. If you have mostly carpet, get the V11 Torque Drive. Mostly hard surfaces, get the V10 Absolute. Avoid the V11 Animal if it only comes with Direct Drive head.
@@ModernCastle perfect, gd answer thanks
@@BuilditwithBricks You're welcome
Awesome review! I am getting the V11 absolute pro in the mail and a lot of review game me more question, you managed to give me the answers I was looking for.
Thanks very much, Candy! Glad to hear our video could help.
I hope you like the V11 when it arrives!
20 min max on turbo
Great video comparison
Thanks!
Hey. Great video. I really want to buy V11 but I heard from multiple people that’s it’s pretty heavy. What can u say about that ? Also which V 11 would you recommend?
It is heavier than other Dyson cordless vacuums (and many other cordless vacuums in general), but it's still very far from what I would consider heavy under any normal context.
The V11 Outsize is the only cordless Dyson that I would consider to be somewhat difficult to handle in hand due to the size, weight, and weight distribution.
As for a recommendation, for most homes I think the V11 Torque Drive (amzn.to/2WYemD5) is the right call.
If you have a huge home (3,500 square feet or more) then go with the V11 Outsize (geni.us/v11-outsize).
On the Costco website for members ( I recently joined) it says dyson V11 Animal + cordless stick vacuum - is $479.99. So confusing. Is this the same as the V11 torque ?
If so, this is the best price now for 10 and 11. At this price I could later buy the soft roller cleaner if needed. Would appreciate hearing your feedback please as the name of this is different without the word torque.
No, the V11 Animal is not the same as the V11 Torque Drive.
It's similar, but there are differences. Most notably, the lack of an advanced digital display.
Costco, like many big retailers, gets their own special versions of Dyson vacuums. As a result, there may be even more differences compared to the standard models.
Last year my mother purchased a V10 from Costo, which while it did have most of the same functionality and features as the standard V10, it included a more basic brushroll. I would expect the reason the V11 Animal's price is lower is for similar reasons (though I have not tested the version from Costco so I cannot say for sure).
This isn't to say the V11 Animal at Costco is bad...far from it. It's still probably has all the core features and functions. However, I imagine it probably doesn't have everything the more standard SKU would include.
Hope that helps!
Thanks so much! Then it looks like the best price right now for V11 is on amazon for 651!! The v10 is only about $50 less I saw somewhere. Wish I could find it on sale ! July 4 !!??
@@katek3680 You're welcome!
There might be a sale around 7/4. Otherwise the next big sale should be Labor Day.
Do they really ever go on sale ? I can wait until July 4 but not Labor Day. :)
@@katek3680 They do.
The V10 was on sale at Amazon for 2 months, though it's back to its normal price now.
The older models seem to go on sale more often than the newer ones.
Is the V11 worth the extra money for pet hair removal from carpet? I have a German Shepherd who sheds A LOT. I know the V10 would work well for the majority of my house because I have a lot of hardwood and tile. But, I am really aiming to also replace my giant, heavy corded Oreck vacuum that vacuum's pet hair from my bedroom carpet like a dream. What do you think??
If you're looking to replace your upright I would suggest stepping up to the V11. The extra suction power and longer run time will be worth it.
I watched the upright videos and the stick videos. In the upright tests you tested hair tangling. But not in the stick vacuums. I've not used a stick vacuum, how do the sticks handle hair? Do they tangle? Also i only found Dyson stick comparisons. Will you have comparisons from other brands? Thank you
That has more to do with the recency of the video rather than difference between types. All new vacuums we're testing are getting long hair, pet hair, and hair tangling tests (in addition to a bunch of other new tests). We'll be updating our old content over the next 3-6 months, but it's going to take a while to fully update everything.
High end stick vacuums handle hair well.
Shark's new Stratos performed fantastic well. Review here - moderncastle.com/shark-stratos-cordless-review/
Any of the more recent Dysons are great, V10, V11, V12, V15.
Thank you for informative video. I do have some questions as this will be my first cordless vacuum purchase.. 1) if the V10 doesn’t have a digital display telling you how much battery life you have left…does that mean that as the charging life on the v10 decreases that suction power decreases too or does it complete shut off? So In the middle of vacuuming all of a sudden your vacuum doesn’t pick up dirt as well or does it stop working at a certain percentage of battery life left?
2) also, for the v10 absolute model that comes with the fluffy head to clean hardwood floors vs v11 which has intelligent suction..is it more convenient to have the v11 as you don’t have to attach a fluffy head to it?
3) can the fluffy head be used to clean vinyl flooring?
Thank you
1) It just shuts off when the battery is dead. Suction power does not decrease as the battery goes down.
2) That's more of a personal preference. For me, I prefer to not have to change cleaning heads.
3) Yes
No mention of battery comparison?
V10 Battery = 2,600 mah, 60 minute run time on low power, no estimated life (but it does include a 2 year warranty)
V11 Battery = 3,600 mah, 60 minute run time on low power, estimated life of 15 years (according to Dyson), longer run times on higher power modes compared to the V10
..are these v11 or v10 compatible with non wooden floor? i have a tile floor, still dont know what to choose between v11 or v10..pls comment, need help.thanks.
They work equally well on tile floors. Both models are fine on tile (and really any hard surface flooring)
Got a v11 a week ago both power heads only work on max power replacement from Tyson still did nothing to fix the problem what a peace of s……t can’t wait to wait to return it
Interesting...sounds like you just got a defective unit.
What retailer did you purchase from?
Are the parts interchangeable? I have the v-10 and am looking to get the v-11 too. Can the tools be swapped between vacuums?
Most of them are. Things like HEPA filters, not as much.
But the attachments and accessories generally are. If it has the red button, it probably works. See here for more - moderncastle.com/dyson-attachment-guide/
Damn I’m old I’m over looking a vacuum comparison instead of before on cars and phones
These Dysons are pretty cool though! Lol
does the v10 front canister fit on the v11? the clear plastic thingy that opens and allows you to empty?
It does not.
can you buy from Dyson or after market soft brush roll from amazon if you have v10 animal ?
Yes.
Here it is - amzn.to/3ynBqxM
Can't I just use the softroller from the v10 on the v11?
Yes, you can do exactly that.
Can the v10 cord charge the v11 and the other way around
No. It cannot.
I have a V10 motorhead and need to replace the main brush.
Hesitating btw the "v10 direct drive cleaning head" OR the "v11 torque drive cleaning head"
The v11 torque would work on the v1o actually?
V11 Torque Drive will work on the V10. That's what I'd buy.
@@ModernCastle What about the "high torque" head? would it work on V10 motorhead?
@@DaneM025 Yep, that'll work perfectly fine as well.
My Dyson V10 Animal battery lasted 2.5 years. :(
Yikes...that is really terrible. It's supposed to last the life of the vacuum 8-10'ish years.
Only made more worse that it's just outside of the 2 year warranty.
It might be worth at least contacting Dyson's support to see if they'd do anything for you.
@@ModernCastle I contacted them, they told me the 2 year warranty on it had matured (by 6 months) and offered to help me place an order for a replacement battery ($149.99) or 20% on a new vacuum. Still a small price to pay compared to a new vacuum even with a discount. Definitely not what envisioned when I bought my V11 Animal. I happened to have an new extra cordless Dyson just laying around (jk, my employer gifted it to me and I thought I'd hold onto it until I move out of my parents' house). I started using my new V10 Absolute and I'm impressed. I'd recommend this over any other Dyson cordless vacuum. The Dok thing it came with (only offered with the V10 Absolute) makes it the best in terms on bang for your buck. I hope this one lasts!
@@irmaxvx Disappointed. I would hope they would do more.
$150 for a replacement battery is just absurd though.
If / when you're ready to buy a new battery just buy a 3rd party one via Amazon. You can get a new battery for $50-$70. The 3rd party batteries I've bought up to this point have always been perfect.
@@ModernCastle I agree. I have put the vacuum away for now. I'm so glad you told me about the third party batteries because here I was trying to be a loyal customer and only trusted Dyson. I was going to wait until next year to buy it from Dyson's site but since you haven't had an issue with them being from a third party I will go ahead and try one. Thank you for your replies and recommendation!
@@irmaxvx You're very welcome!
Great Vid. THX Thumbs up
Thank you!
Hi. I have decided on v10 animal. But need to know if the fluffy head I Already own from My v6 is compatible to v10 animal. İf not ı have to change my choice to v10 absolute.
It is not. No parts from the V6 are compatible with the V10.
Thanks a lot.
@@aliyamanengin7604 You're welcome
Best of others
Will more powerful V11 with V10’s soft roller have better hardwood floor cleaning result? I wonder if I need to spend $600 on V11 plus $100 soft roller add-on to see that “Better” result. Thanks.
Yes, that would be the ultimate cleaning performance. Since the V11 has a stronger motor it should also yield better performance with both the multi-surface brushroll and the soft brushroll.
@@ModernCastle I like to use turbo mop after vacuuming. Do you think bissell crosswave cordless max can play V11’s vacuuming role?
@@skny2282 Absolutely not. The two machines are night in day with respect to vacuuming.
why would you switch sides during comparisons its confusing
Oh gosh did we? Sorry about that...we'll try to avoid that in the future.
Both have different colors. There’s no way you confuse them.
Which attachments are best for the stairs?
With the V10 and V11 you really don't need any attachments, you could use the full size head on the wand or just put the full sized cleaning head in handheld mode.
Outside of that, the mini motorized brushroll would be the best choice.
Thank you for the pros and cons for which to choose!
You're welcome!
Since I ripped out all of my carpet and installed vinyl planks I am looking at the V10 Absolute. I also have 6 dogs- including 2 Husky's and 2 Dalmatians- that are heavy shedders. Will the V10 Absolute handle the pet hair on the furniture and floors?
With ease. V10's multi surface cleaning head or soft roller would be fine for your home.
Wonderful! Thank you for the quick response and making it much easier for me to decide! 😊
Awesome review, well broken down info. Enjoyed watching and learning from your experience
You're too kind, Theresa. Thanks so much! I'm glad to hear you liked the video :)
Luv the v11 as a Multi ~Floor unit; throw rugs/hard floors (low) setting & med for everything else does an Outstanding job. Engineers recommend ALWAYS empty @ line (don't go over)& Faithful wipe~Off of (air filter when dumping) Longer LIFE is "Good"Air Flow; Daughter v10 w/fluffy head (has a toddler/dust~Allergies)but couldn't tell any difference using fluffy head on the v11
Killer review, thanks! I love the outline with time stamps at the beginning. Really first rate.
Thanks very much, Seth! Glad to hear you like the timestamps also.
If you could get a refurbished v11 and a new v10 at the same price what would you recommend?? I have hard wood floors downstairs and carpet upstairs.
Thanks
My personal experiences with refurb products have been very hit or miss...so I would still opt for a new V10 instead of a refurb V11.
Thank you for your reply I will go with the v10 thank you 👍
@@leahbillows4482 My pleasure :)
Can the v10 animal be used on vinyl flooring?
Yes, it can
Thank you: is that with the standard head or should I get the fluffy head,?
@@kashmiranaik2594 Both
are two motors (v10 and v11) the same?
They are not.
does the fluffy head from the v10 fit the v11?
Yes
Very useful comparitive review for all those who need to make a choice. Thank you !!!!!
Thank you for your kind words! I'm glad our video was helpful :)
Thanks, helpful..
You're welcome!
And what does the (outsize) mean? Anyone? TY
More suction (220 aw vs. 185 aw), larger dust bin, and larger cleaning head (25% wider).
See full comparison here - moderncastle.com/dyson-outsize-vs-v11-outsize-vs-outsize-absolute/
@@ModernCastle thank u
@@suebean3873 You're welcome
Like. Useful video. I have a question. Which one do you recommend for hard wooden floors? I have no carpets or rugs at all. I like technology, though. I wonder if they have V11 with the soft roller head or would I have to 'extra' buy it? Thanks for your help and Merry Christmas!
I would say the Dyson V10 Absolute , since it includes the soft roller head.
Unfortunately, the soft roller head is not available on the V11 in most countries. The UK is the only country I'm aware of where it includes it. But if you're in the US and many others, you'll just get the multi-surface.
@@ModernCastle Soft roller head is included in the V11 absolute in Canada.
Great video, just the information i needed
You're welcome! Glad I could help.
I bought my second v11 yesterday for my lake home they are amazing. I bought the doc station for both too they are really useful.
Nice! Glad to hear it's working well for you.
I've recently learned that I've become allergic to dust and dust mites. I presently have a corded budget vacuum 50 $/€ with a hepa filter of 95.5% since 2 year back. Is upgrading to a Dyson v10 worth it? I also have an air purifier since I really want to get rid of the menace of sinus issues and headaches.
If you indeed are allergic then yes, I think it would be more than worth it.
Dyson's HEPA filter removes 99.97% of particulates, so that's going to be a substantial impact over what you currently have.
@@ModernCastle To be honest, I had a positive allergy test in Malta (prick test) then another negative blood test in Sweden. Waiting for another appointment for a prick test again to truly confirm, which may be in 2-3 months... The symptoms point to it, since I'm not sick otherwise. And in these Trying Times™ stuck at home, I'm kind of thinking of saying "screw it" and buy a proper, portable vacuum cleaner for more reasons than the potential allergy.
So the difference is that noticeable, even if it's just about a few parts of a percent difference? I've read briefly about sealed air flow, which I suppose my budget sucker doesn't have..
Thank you for taking the time to answer me, man!
@@chinchilla415 Yeah...that's another good point, even if your vacuum has a HEPA filter it may not be a sealed system, in which case the HEPA filter won't be anywhere near as effective.
Beyond the vacuum, I'd strongly suggest you consider an air purifier also. Vacuums are remove particulates that are heavy enough to fall to the floor, but there are plenty of lighter than air particulates floating in the air in your home. We've tested a ton of air purifiers which you can find here - moderncastle.com/air-purifiers/
Let me know if you have any questions.
@@ModernCastle Thank you. I got one, actually! A Coway one with good review and recommendations.
Right now I'm viewing Dyson as a good choice to go for, and will be brooding on your advice. Seems to be either v8, v10 or v11. Thank you for posting your videos.
Air quality and vacuum cleaners are horribly underrated. Me saying this truly cements the fact that I'm 35 in two weeks.
@@chinchilla415 Good pick! Coway is a solid grand.
Lol - as someone in their 30s also I feel your pain.
great review, thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Would you recommend the Dyson V10 absolute at $399 or the V11 Animal at $479 for regular home use?
If you have 35% or more hard surface floors, get the Dyson V10 Absolute.
If you have less than 35% get the V11 Animal.
@@ModernCastle Are there any issues with the torque head scratching hardwood floors making the fluffy head a necessity ? Also, does the extra weight affect the experience and maneuverability at all ? Does your hand feel tired ? Lastly, can you still get a "deep clean" with a v10 albeit with a few more passes than the v11 ? Thanks a lot for your reviews :)
Great video! Very helpful
Glad it was helpful!
It's helpful to choose model.
Do you need help choosing?
Good video. Thanks.
Glad you liked it!
No review on the charging time
Both take 3.5 hours to charge
If I got the V10, there are 3 models. Which would I get?
If you can afford it, get the Absolute. It's the best of the 3 models.
If not the Absolute, get the Animal, which loses the soft roller brush, but you still keep the more advanced Torque Drive brushroll.
V10 Motorhead has the more basic direct drive brushroll. Not to say it's bad, but objectively worse compared to Animal and Absolute.
I have hardwood floors and area rugs and 2 kittens!
Looks like I need that soft brush for the wood floors.
@@ModernCastle I have ceramic tiles rather than wooden flooring and carpets upstairs and a dog, which do you recommend, I don’t live in USA
@@Eifellassie V10 Absolute. The soft roller brush is ideal for your tiles, and the multi-surface will be ideal for carpets (especially since you have a dog)
Thanks a lot!
You're welcome!
thank you so much
You're welcome!
Why Dyson doesn't offer a year or two warranty on their products?
They do.
Dyson includes a 2 year warranty on both the V10 and V11.
👍
Thank you! I got the V11, I was wondering if the head fluffy head of the V10 fits on V11.
Yes, it is compatible.
This is very helpful. Can you tell me if I can use the accessories from my v8 with either of these models?
Yes, V8 accessories are compatible with the V10 and V11.
@@ModernCastle hi there sorry that I'm late I just purchased the v11 torque does the soft roller brush that came with the V10 fit V11 if so would I be able to purchase the soft roll brush from the V10 somewhere online
Because the roller brush that came with the v11 is making me work very hard to vacuum the hardwood floors
@@mykadithas Yes, the V10 soft brush will work on the V11. Or you could just buy a standalone soft roller brush here - amzn.to/2ZnpWLy
@@ModernCastle oh wow thanks I have read a lot of reviews as well as question answers all over the internet and no one has mentioned this or is aware of this this v11 roller
Thanks a million this is a lifesaver
Hi , what you recomend battry charge? Use only for charging or can we keep all day. Which method protects battrey life better?
Best is always to fully charge, then unplug.
Another job well done!
Thank you!
Hello
I have wooden floor downstairs in 2 living room with area partially covered by rugs as well and all 3 rooms with fitted carpet upstairs.
Which one will be the best buy for me
V10 absolu, v10 animal, v11 animal or v11 absolu,which is also available in the UK but compariticely very expensive.
Thank u in advance
I'd opt for the V11 Animal, with the V10 Absolute being a close 2nd.
While the Fluffy brush that comes with the V10 Absolute is nice, I think the improved suction, better brushroll, and longer run time on the V11 is better comparatively speaking.
Regarding the V11 Absolute, it's indeed the best overall, but probably not worth the extra cost relative to what you get for it.
@@ModernCastle Many thanks for your valuable suggestion.
Yeah i am also more inclined toward V11 as well tbh😀
Should i go for V11 Torque drive or Animal,Torque drive being 50£ more expensive.
Will V11 Animal serve the purpose overall?
Thanks..
@@touseefhamidi8806 It really just depends on if you want the better display or not. If yes, go Torque Drive. If no, go Animal.
Our full comparison is here - moderncastle.com/dyson-v11-torque-drive-vs-outsize-vs-animal-vs-outsize-origin/
@@ModernCastle dear here v11 absolute model available and comes with a soft roller cleaner head while torque doesn't.
Do you think you necessarily needs soft roller head for hard wooden floor or torque will be able to do the job alright? Please guide on this,as I am planning to have 1 out of these 2
@@touseefhamidi8806 Soft roller is definitely better for hard surface flooring, but the Torque Drive is also fine for most as well.
If you have lots of hard surfaces in your home and/or you a delicate hard surface flooring then it might be worth it. If not, then probably not.
Do they have the same charger?? Does the v10 charger fit the v11?
Slightly different charger. I don't believe they are compatible.
Modern Castle good to include in the review, I have a V10 and looking to acquire a new V11 if accessories and charger are compatible, otherwise shame back to another V10.
@@wongshukok All of the other accessories would be compatible. And I believe the charger will still work.
It's just the wall mount that you'll need to swap out.