Had a central vac built into our home in 2003. Loved it for 15 years and never did us wrong. Tried a Dyson over a freshly vacuumed spot once and bought a Dyson the next day after what came out of carpet looking like we’d never vacuumed before. It pulled out not large debris, but an ABSURD amount of super super fine particles to the point the bin was full. Then ofc divorce and now I no longer have a Dyson lol.
I LOVE my V15 Detect. It’s so nasty and satisfying at the same time seeing all the fine dirt that a professional carpet cleaner and a Bissell left behind, and yet the Dyson was able to pick up. When the Detect senses dirtier areas, it automatically throttles up the power, and you can go over the dirty spots until you hear the vacuum throttle down.
1) The V12 slim with laser lights and detector is worth every penny I spend to own it. 2) Damn expensive here but its really cool, effective and super clean as promised for my home with 3 adult persian cats. 3) Worthy investment for clean environments
Shill response, Dyson products are trash and their feature additions are ridiculous at best. Who is asking for triggerless vacuums, or displays of fake information about “particles you’re picking up”? Pure trash. Battery life literally sucks, and takes too long to charge. How about fixing issues instead of introducing stupid stuff features to your overpriced trash?
Buying a Dyson Vacuum was one of the best items purchased. Incredible suction and long life. I forgot about the filter/s for years in between year two and eight, so the motor blew up (my fault because the filter had so much dust in it). I got a new motor and filters (about $100), sat on the floor with a screwdriver, and took the whole thing apart. Really well made and great design throughout, changed the motor, replaced everything back into place, and it was alive again. Still running on the 2nd motor, about 14 years old. (DC19).
Shill response, Dyson products are trash and their feature additions are ridiculous at best. Who is asking for triggerless vacuums, or displays of fake information about “particles you’re picking up”? Pure trash. Battery life literally sucks, and takes too long to charge. How about fixing issues instead of introducing stupid stuff features to your overpriced trash?
Oh I've had a different experience. I purchased the V11 Cordless and I've had to replace it twice. First time was maybe 5-6 months into ownership, it would just randomly stop working with the button pressed in. We went through a bunch of fault finding and they suspected a battery issue and replaced the battery inside the unit but it didn't resolve the issue so later sent me a full replacement. The replacement worked well for about two months and it failed also, it just wouldn't charge and kept indicating a low battery. I was then sent another full replacement and I've had that one for over a year now with no issues so far. But I must say Dyson customer support was great and were very keen to sort out the issue and happily provided replacement parts and units for my unit. I am also fortunate that I live close to a Dyson Service Centre and was able to take it in for technicians to check and stuff rather than waste time sending off the faulty unit and waiting a long time for mailing process. I would still buy another Dyson again.
@@dejy1 a great customer service department is in this case a band aid to the problem of low quality products that customers usually have issues with. I am sorry to hear that some consumers will continue to support a manufacturer of low quality products even after problematic experiences. How much time did you waste trying, returning, and retesting the replacements? In the larger scale, this is inefficiencies that no one is regulating. Everyone wants to reduce the number of cars on the road and their emissions, but is anyone looking at companies that sell products that have to be returned multiple times during their lifetime? Please, as a consumer begin to have some responsibility, you’re not just throwing your dirty money around.
At one point dyson was sooo much better than the other that it was worth paying that premium. Now there are some really great options @ half the price.
I own a Dyson V11 I purchased for my Mom. Absolutely the best vacuum I have ever made, both of us swear. I do wish they would have brought in the slim model when I got mine because it would have been easier to handle for my mother.
We went Shark for our Mid-High End Vacuum for the house. Great quality and a more acceptable price. And for the hard floors and my wife's knitting space the 2021/2022 SAMSUNG Jet 60 Fit Cordless Vacuum. Has a great ecosystem with a collection canister you can purchase as well.
Dyson makes great products. I have the new laser ones, but I still have my original DC35 that’s still going strong. It’s on its third battery, but the motor itself still picks up dirt almost 10 years later. I use it for small messes.
I want to see this try to suck up larger things. Like large leeves, peanut shells, etc. This thing looks like it would get jammed up easily forcing you to use the hand attachment a lot. Also the best thing to comb away hair off a pet is to use a shedding blade. Works so much better than a bristle type brush.
What this doesn't note is that the V12 has the same max suction power as V10, but is lighter than V8. Mostly a good vacuum for small apartments or for older people who want good performance without heavy weight for the wrists or tiring out index finger
Cool, most important thing though: being able to replace the battery!! Still waiting for that to happen with the bigger models. Currently only available in one model I believe.
You can replace the batteries on all of the models right from the V6. The V15 is only 1 button, but the rest are 2 screws, but Dyson have videos on how to replace the battery. It’s incredibly easy to do.
Recently got a V15 Detect and it's great, though one of the things I wish it featured is a trigger "safe" as I'm often hitting it involuntarily. I don't like the on/off button solution as it's a bit unpractical, you have more control with a trigger and it's not tiring at all imo. The lack of a safe is the only defect I find with the trigger as not only is it annoying to keep activating the vacuum accidentally, but you also waste some battery life. Hopefully they'll make one with such a solution.
The trigger went on my v10 animal after about 2.5 years, probably because I squeeze too hard. I would prefer not having the trigger at all, so much so that I considered a different model. But with the price of these, and a quick $35 repair of my trigger I’ll probably hang onto my v10 for a little while longer.
My trigger failed on one of mine. Apparently this is relatively common. This and the fact that some people are averse to using a trigger are probably the reasons.
Removing the trigger is why I watched this. I have the V11 and the trigger broke, and they had to replace the entire motor unit since its not an easy end user fix. It's a common issue you can find online, that likely cost them plenty in warranty services.
I have the v15 and that detangler is awesome I have multiple cats and dogs and not once have I had a clog or anything jam up. The button does suck because when I'm turning around a corner I end up releasing the button so I do like the idea of the big red button on top. The v.15 is heavy
I think it’s worth it to make one of the most hated annoying task in the house that much easier, down to emptying the dust is just miles easier than other brands!
I went for the V12 Detect. Dyson’ s products are bulletproof so the price isn’t painful at all for what it is. My original DC07 still works and I use it for things that I need to clean longer than my battery would allow on the cordless ones.
One of the best things about Dyson is their impressive customer service and spare parts availability. Their designs are simple and easy to repair. You won’t need a repair shop. Just a screwdriver and a UA-cam video. I’m not saying that these things are fragile but sometimes we damage our devices. There’s even some aftermarket parts available. Want a longer lasting battery? I’ve seen upgrades on Amazon. Want some different attachments? Those are available too.
1:18 dont try to cover up the fact the vaccum head jammed up by saying "the motor slows down and speeds up ,blah blah", yeah, it does, but that right there was a blockage and the rotor stopped spinning. Next time, try explaining it in this matter and say if it happens, back away for a moment to give the vacuum a chance to start spinning again. Instead of covering it up
Another thing when the Dyson battery runs out breaks down you’re paying at least £80 for a battery 🪫 and you can’t really trust the generic batteries so battery life is key for me
V11 outsize owner, I have no complaint with the trigger. I mean it’s right where I’m going to be gripping the handle anyway and not hard to push BUT I do hit it by accident quiet often. However I would like something a little lighter and smaller like the slim for when I need to use as a handheld like dusting furniture, or cleaning my car I could see where that red button and smaller size will come in handy. I can’t justify buying another just for those uses though.
I like my Dyson. But I wish there was an extra battery. Tried shark and a few others and not impresses with the suction plus the weird foldable storage. But that's me.
The issue with the trigger isn't really fatigue. It's almost a hair trigger. The issue is that the trigger connects to a really, really flimsy piece of plastic inside the handle and there's no easy way to repair it when it snaps. Even a capacitive button would have improved the awful trigger
I have tile floors and the v6, v11, omni, and v15......The v6 does just fine,...the rest are over kill except for the omni. I wonder if her awkward gap is clean?
I have used 2 Dyson upright vacuums….they both never lost suction, because they didn’t have any suction to begin with. I would literally have to pick up bits of gravel (little tiny bits) with my hands, not to mention having to empty after every use, not to mention having to take it apart and wash out the inside once in a while. Dyson has always been a huge rip off, including the outrageous prices they charge for their cordless vacuums, and yes I have used the Dyson cordless too. The commercials made them seem like the Mercedes of vacuum cleaners and “prestigious” to tell people “I have a Dyson “ . I still have a self propelled BAGGED upright vacuum cleaner that’s will suck the hair off your b#))* and I don’t have to empty after every use, with a Roborock Q5+ self empty BAGGED to keep the floors clean everyday
Not sure why you've had that experience with Dyson vacuums. I have a cordless Dyson, and it is incredible. I fill the tank every time I vacuum, and it sucks stuff out of carpets that seem clean already. Definitely one of the best vacuums out there.
I mean.. Bissell isn't too bad of a choice either, considering the inflation of everything at a sudden rate. *this comment may be helping others save on commission sorry. Yes, I do actually vacuum my mattress every time. As a matter of fact, I literally just did that today also. Thought everyone else did too...🤔🤷🏾♂️ but in all seriousness, as a grown man, I found this to be very useful, & entertaining. Had me smiling so big at one point, my friend asked: _"...what's so funny over there?..."_ I paused for a brief moment realizing what I was about to utter in that very awkward situation, & said: -_"..uh...a vacuum......"_ *(I didn't know what else to follow up with that as it me just being so amused at the LED display & it's contents shown, the V12 had built In; like a cave man seeing a car for the first time!☺) * She looked at me with a confused expression & replied- _"A vacuum?....you're laughing at a vacuum?...." I was too embarrassed at this point to explain what exactly it was, given the nature of the situation at hand...so I started typing this........
@@perfectperfecto has nothing to do with the way I vacuum and I don't let things pile up. If I'm spending a large amount of money on a vacuum it should last more than 60 mins on a charge or at least have the option to swap out batteries, it's all about getting value for your money not just buying into a brand. Think about that for a second. We all have different size houses and or apartments, it's just pure common sense, and from a company standpoint it's something else they can money off of.
@@capone_rd_809 Agree with you. Need to have additional battery pack that we can swap to continue with the cleaning work. It's not about piling up work. It takes time
@@capone_rd_809 then this product is clearly not for you. Think about that for a second. Go buy an A/C Shark vacuum since that might be more affordable for you
I bought the Dyson V7 on day one and is the best vacuum ever purchase for hard floor. If i'm getting vacuum for carpet, I would get non cordless version.
Just soooo much for a vacuum cleaner. I like Dyson products and live just down the road from them in UK but I will either consider older cheaper models or alternative brands. I guess innovation isn't always everything.
I wonder how this will compare to the shark duo clean... I've always found that as nice as Dyson is the sharks perform as well or better for as long for half the money
1:00 lol at dyson or vacuum engineers. look at those particles being flung far from the head. the soft roller brush should die, it has too many disadvantages for the only benefit eating up larger debris
We like the V12 but WARNING! No replacement battery for V12 seems to be available. I guess once the battery goes out you will have to replace the vacuum. This battery has been out of stock for at least a year. Did Dyson do this intentionally? We just purchased the vacuum but am disgusted because we cannot purchase a spare battery as Dyson recommends.
They ditched the trigger because the failure rate was incredible. Too many warranty claims. Btw, warranty claims are not “hassle free” as described in your warranty.
I have the Dyson Outsize and I have to be honest, best vacuum I have ever experienced! It comes with 2 batteries that click in, and for our 4,000 sqft home one battery lasts just fine!
im a cleaner for almost 10yrs now and i can really tell how this dyson guy is making money! a commercial equivalent cost you less and is more durable than these that looks like a kids toy
Nothing but a total waste of money, the bin was always to small, this is a complete step backwards...... There is no problem with the v 15 apart from the bin being far to small, And the largest version is to heavy...
Dyson is good for quick messes or a light cleaning of your home, but it will not last to clean your whole house, and if you have carpets don't even think about it, the battery life is like 6 mins on max. Miele C3 is miles better
@Tracy Belter So on my regular vaccuum it is ALWAYS ON while vacuuming-With the Dyson-you tend to let go of the button while moving from floor to funiture to walls or to another room and switching from high to low speeds-its not chewing up battery when it does that.Nice feature.
To me, Dyson isn't worth it. $600? Really? I have the Shark Vertex Corded stick vacuum, and I got it for a little over $200 using a coupon at Bed Bath and Beyond. It's the best Vacuum cleaner I've had. Picks up everything. Hair doesn't get tangled on the rollers. Sure, it's corded, but I don't have to worry about low power. It cleans great on carpets. Whenever I read, go to stores or online to see these expensive vacuums, I think to myself, is it worth picking up? I prefer to read and watch reviews as well as compare products to alternatives before buying. I want to get my money's worth and not have buyer's remorse when I find out I could've bought something better or the same for less.
Had a central vac built into our home in 2003. Loved it for 15 years and never did us wrong. Tried a Dyson over a freshly vacuumed spot once and bought a Dyson the next day after what came out of carpet looking like we’d never vacuumed before. It pulled out not large debris, but an ABSURD amount of super super fine particles to the point the bin was full. Then ofc divorce and now I no longer have a Dyson lol.
buy a used one on offer up, I bought a V11 animal plus used for 200$ best investment I've ever made...NOW YOU CAN BE DIVORCED AND HAVE A DYSON!!
Yes! You deserve a Dyson!
Life goals.
Never get married in 🇺🇸
I bought a $10 trigger hold down thing for my dyson on amazon, changed my life.
Omgggg!!!! 🥹👍🏻 what a great idea!!!!
I LOVE my V15 Detect. It’s so nasty and satisfying at the same time seeing all the fine dirt that a professional carpet cleaner and a Bissell left behind, and yet the Dyson was able to pick up. When the Detect senses dirtier areas, it automatically throttles up the power, and you can go over the dirty spots until you hear the vacuum throttle down.
Does it get tiring holding the trigger on that model? I'm looking at that and the V12
@@jrherita No it won’t, the trigger is very light
@@lokon1979 thanks
@@jrherita no it doesn’t get tiring. It’s the same as holding onto a handle. You don’t have to squeeze the trigger too hard.
That’s me!! So happy we could help show off their new stuff! Loved them
1) The V12 slim with laser lights and detector is worth every penny I spend to own it.
2) Damn expensive here but its really cool, effective and super clean as promised for my home with 3 adult persian cats.
3) Worthy investment for clean environments
the v12 has been out for months lol
Shill response, Dyson products are trash and their feature additions are ridiculous at best. Who is asking for triggerless vacuums, or displays of fake information about “particles you’re picking up”? Pure trash. Battery life literally sucks, and takes too long to charge. How about fixing issues instead of introducing stupid stuff features to your overpriced trash?
Buying a Dyson Vacuum was one of the best items purchased. Incredible suction and long life. I forgot about the filter/s for years in between year two and eight, so the motor blew up (my fault because the filter had so much dust in it). I got a new motor and filters (about $100), sat on the floor with a screwdriver, and took the whole thing apart. Really well made and great design throughout, changed the motor, replaced everything back into place, and it was alive again. Still running on the 2nd motor, about 14 years old. (DC19).
Shill response, Dyson products are trash and their feature additions are ridiculous at best. Who is asking for triggerless vacuums, or displays of fake information about “particles you’re picking up”? Pure trash. Battery life literally sucks, and takes too long to charge. How about fixing issues instead of introducing stupid stuff features to your overpriced trash?
Oh I've had a different experience. I purchased the V11 Cordless and I've had to replace it twice.
First time was maybe 5-6 months into ownership, it would just randomly stop working with the button pressed in. We went through a bunch of fault finding and they suspected a battery issue and replaced the battery inside the unit but it didn't resolve the issue so later sent me a full replacement.
The replacement worked well for about two months and it failed also, it just wouldn't charge and kept indicating a low battery. I was then sent another full replacement and I've had that one for over a year now with no issues so far.
But I must say Dyson customer support was great and were very keen to sort out the issue and happily provided replacement parts and units for my unit. I am also fortunate that I live close to a Dyson Service Centre and was able to take it in for technicians to check and stuff rather than waste time sending off the faulty unit and waiting a long time for mailing process.
I would still buy another Dyson again.
@@dejy1 a great customer service department is in this case a band aid to the problem of low quality products that customers usually have issues with. I am sorry to hear that some consumers will continue to support a manufacturer of low quality products even after problematic experiences. How much time did you waste trying, returning, and retesting the replacements? In the larger scale, this is inefficiencies that no one is regulating. Everyone wants to reduce the number of cars on the road and their emissions, but is anyone looking at companies that sell products that have to be returned multiple times during their lifetime? Please, as a consumer begin to have some responsibility, you’re not just throwing your dirty money around.
Dyson, is that you?
At one point dyson was sooo much better than the other that it was worth paying that premium. Now there are some really great options @ half the price.
Which ones specifically?
@@utubechannel8670 i think roborocks h6 and h7 come close. H6 works very well for me
I own a Dyson V11 I purchased for my Mom. Absolutely the best vacuum I have ever made, both of us swear. I do wish they would have brought in the slim model when I got mine because it would have been easier to handle for my mother.
I bought a v6 and love it. Only con is 20min run time on low and probably 10 on high
Indeed the trigger button is very straining on my hand when I’m cleaning.
Disons always amazes me. They have great products that lasts very long and very good customer service.
Anyone who has ever brushed a Golden knows you’d need to empty that vacuum at least 2 or 3 times
The intro audio, the base, sounds great on earphones, tight and clean
We went Shark for our Mid-High End Vacuum for the house. Great quality and a more acceptable price. And for the hard floors and my wife's knitting space the 2021/2022 SAMSUNG Jet 60 Fit Cordless Vacuum. Has a great ecosystem with a collection canister you can purchase as well.
Dyson makes great products. I have the new laser ones, but I still have my original DC35 that’s still going strong. It’s on its third battery, but the motor itself still picks up dirt almost 10 years later. I use it for small messes.
Where do you get the battery?
The trigger is effortless. But certainly this is not for me with someone who owns a dog. The current V15 fills up in no time!
Yeah I have the V15 Detect and a Golden Retriever. I definitely should’ve bought something larger.
@@VagaBohn I have an Alaskan malamute. If it’s malting season it fills up in seconds.
And I will buy the V12 Detect Slim Absolute and the Outsize Absolute anyway.
I just bought the Dyson V12 Detect on Clearance for $599.00 CAD at Canadian Tire. That is $300.00 CAD off the retail price of $999.00 CAD.
The trigger on these units were BIG issue because of failure. I think the button was a strategic move, but not in the way you would first think.
the button is only for v12 currently, as its made for cleaning smaller areas which don't require the same battery life as larger models do
@@Clove_Parma And for the "Omni Glide."
Uve just gotta gently tug it. Not choke the life out of it
That pet brush and corkscrew brush will definitely come in handy.
I Can't wait for V100
I want to see this try to suck up larger things. Like large leeves, peanut shells, etc. This thing looks like it would get jammed up easily forcing you to use the hand attachment a lot. Also the best thing to comb away hair off a pet is to use a shedding blade. Works so much better than a bristle type brush.
What this doesn't note is that the V12 has the same max suction power as V10, but is lighter than V8. Mostly a good vacuum for small apartments or for older people who want good performance without heavy weight for the wrists or tiring out index finger
Cool, most important thing though: being able to replace the battery!!
Still waiting for that to happen with the bigger models. Currently only available in one model I believe.
You can replace the batteries on all of the models right from the V6. The V15 is only 1 button, but the rest are 2 screws, but Dyson have videos on how to replace the battery. It’s incredibly easy to do.
Bridget Carey have not aged much for the last decade, still the prettiest CNET Editor....
Recently got a V15 Detect and it's great, though one of the things I wish it featured is a trigger "safe" as I'm often hitting it involuntarily. I don't like the on/off button solution as it's a bit unpractical, you have more control with a trigger and it's not tiring at all imo. The lack of a safe is the only defect I find with the trigger as not only is it annoying to keep activating the vacuum accidentally, but you also waste some battery life. Hopefully they'll make one with such a solution.
I believe they made one without the trigger to accommodate people with a load of grip strength or hand function.
The trigger went on my v10 animal after about 2.5 years, probably because I squeeze too hard. I would prefer not having the trigger at all, so much so that I considered a different model. But with the price of these, and a quick $35 repair of my trigger I’ll probably hang onto my v10 for a little while longer.
Do not like the trigger at all
Do it like gun safety, keep your index finger straight pointing forward while holding the grip, until you’re ready to “fire”
My trigger failed on one of mine. Apparently this is relatively common. This and the fact that some people are averse to using a trigger are probably the reasons.
Dyson makes the best vacuum’s bottom line 👍👍
Removing the trigger is why I watched this. I have the V11 and the trigger broke, and they had to replace the entire motor unit since its not an easy end user fix. It's a common issue you can find online, that likely cost them plenty in warranty services.
I have a $50 Hoover from Walmart and it works just fine... But as always I enjoy Bridget's reporting...
I have the v15 and that detangler is awesome I have multiple cats and dogs and not once have I had a clog or anything jam up. The button does suck because when I'm turning around a corner I end up releasing the button so I do like the idea of the big red button on top. The v.15 is heavy
I am using the V15 and love it only thing is the batterie life i have a condo and ca never get the all my floors done. Wish it came with 2.
These days the vac is more expensive than a computer! 😅 but I can't deny Dyson is the best of all the vacuums
I think it’s worth it to make one of the most hated annoying task in the house that much easier, down to emptying the dust is just miles easier than other brands!
I sat here invested in a vacuum. Now I need to go and buy one lol.
I went for the V12 Detect. Dyson’ s products are bulletproof so the price isn’t painful at all for what it is. My original DC07 still works and I use it for things that I need to clean longer than my battery would allow on the cordless ones.
How’s the v12 detect holding up? It’s on sale for $499 right now and I’m thinking of pulling the trigger
But those are old Dysons... new Dysons dont last especially the cordless vacs.
One of the best things about Dyson is their impressive customer service and spare parts availability. Their designs are simple and easy to repair. You won’t need a repair shop. Just a screwdriver and a UA-cam video. I’m not saying that these things are fragile but sometimes we damage our devices. There’s even some aftermarket parts available. Want a longer lasting battery? I’ve seen upgrades on Amazon. Want some different attachments? Those are available too.
i bought my v10 not too long ago new from costco for 400 with tyx included and i love it
the anti hair tangle spec thing is the real mvp
1:18 dont try to cover up the fact the vaccum head jammed up by saying "the motor slows down and speeds up ,blah blah", yeah, it does, but that right there was a blockage and the rotor stopped spinning. Next time, try explaining it in this matter and say if it happens, back away for a moment to give the vacuum a chance to start spinning again. Instead of covering it up
Another thing when the Dyson battery runs out breaks down you’re paying at least £80 for a battery 🪫 and you can’t really trust the generic batteries so battery life is key for me
The thing with a Dyson vacuum is that it really pays to properly maintain it.
THE CORK SCREWWWWWWWWWWW I NEED ITTTTT
For that price, wouldn't it be better to purchase a fancy robot vacuum? Preferably one that mops and vacuums
V11 outsize owner, I have no complaint with the trigger. I mean it’s right where I’m going to be gripping the handle anyway and not hard to push BUT I do hit it by accident quiet often. However I would like something a little lighter and smaller like the slim for when I need to use as a handheld like dusting furniture, or cleaning my car I could see where that red button and smaller size will come in handy. I can’t justify buying another just for those uses though.
All I want for Christmas is.. Dyson vacuum 🤣🤣
I guess it just got released in certain regions. Have it almost a year now and I must say it's a solid performer
I like my Dyson. But I wish there was an extra battery. Tried shark and a few others and not impresses with the suction plus the weird foldable storage. But that's me.
And I will buy the V12 Detect Slim Absolute and the Outsize Absolute anyway.
I love my v15. I think that’s still the best choice.
I love my Dyson, but hate the trigger! That’s always been my number 1 complaint.
A vacuum that literally just sucks air, how far we have come.
I have officially become an adult because I want a vacuum cleaner lmao
Bridget is a CNET OG, she has a lovely personality too!
The issue with the trigger isn't really fatigue. It's almost a hair trigger. The issue is that the trigger connects to a really, really flimsy piece of plastic inside the handle and there's no easy way to repair it when it snaps. Even a capacitive button would have improved the awful trigger
I have tile floors and the v6, v11, omni, and v15......The v6 does just fine,...the rest are over kill except for the omni.
I wonder if her awkward gap is clean?
Taking some tricks from the Tineco vacuums.
Yeah right. My dog would run from that attachment going near him haha
Great video!
"Bridget" should make a full in depth review..
The trigger is to save battery. Now the bin is smaller, so you'll be turning it off to empty more often, which saves the battery.
I have used 2 Dyson upright vacuums….they both never lost suction, because they didn’t have any suction to begin with. I would literally have to pick up bits of gravel (little tiny bits) with my hands, not to mention having to empty after every use, not to mention having to take it apart and wash out the inside once in a while. Dyson has always been a huge rip off, including the outrageous prices they charge for their cordless vacuums, and yes I have used the Dyson cordless too. The commercials made them seem like the Mercedes of vacuum cleaners and “prestigious” to tell people “I have a Dyson “ . I still have a self propelled BAGGED upright vacuum cleaner that’s will suck the hair off your b#))* and I don’t have to empty after every use, with a Roborock Q5+ self empty BAGGED to keep the floors clean everyday
Not sure why you've had that experience with Dyson vacuums. I have a cordless Dyson, and it is incredible. I fill the tank every time I vacuum, and it sucks stuff out of carpets that seem clean already. Definitely one of the best vacuums out there.
this could not have come at a better time for me!
I mean..
Bissell isn't too bad of a choice either, considering the inflation of everything at a sudden rate.
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Yes, I do actually vacuum my mattress every time. As a matter of fact, I literally just did that today also. Thought everyone else did too...🤔🤷🏾♂️ but in all seriousness, as a grown man, I found this to be very useful, & entertaining. Had me smiling so big at one point, my friend asked:
_"...what's so funny over there?..."_
I paused for a brief moment realizing what I was about to utter in that very awkward situation, & said:
-_"..uh...a vacuum......"_
*(I didn't know what else to follow up with that as it me just being so amused at the LED display & it's contents shown, the V12 had built In; like a cave man seeing a car for the first time!☺) *
She looked at me with a confused expression & replied-
_"A vacuum?....you're laughing at a vacuum?...."
I was too embarrassed at this point to explain what exactly it was, given the nature of the situation at hand...so I started typing this........
They need to make it with a battery pack, so you can have multiple batteries because, as we all know, it won't last long on one charge.
change the way you vacuum. I clean intermittently, I don't let things pile up until the last minute.
@@perfectperfecto has nothing to do with the way I vacuum and I don't let things pile up. If I'm spending a large amount of money on a vacuum it should last more than 60 mins on a charge or at least have the option to swap out batteries, it's all about getting value for your money not just buying into a brand. Think about that for a second. We all have different size houses and or apartments, it's just pure common sense, and from a company standpoint it's something else they can money off of.
@@capone_rd_809 Agree with you. Need to have additional battery pack that we can swap to continue with the cleaning work. It's not about piling up work. It takes time
@@capone_rd_809 then this product is clearly not for you. Think about that for a second.
Go buy an A/C Shark vacuum since that might be more affordable for you
@@perfectperfecto and I will buy a dyson.
I bought the Dyson V7 on day one and is the best vacuum ever purchase for hard floor. If i'm getting vacuum for carpet, I would get non cordless version.
V11 and newer have better pickup performance than their corded big ball machines because of the electrically motorised head
@@Clove_Parma big ball machines had electric heads
I love her energy!
V15 is good except the trigger. The trigger mad me return it
And I will buy the V12 Detect Slim Absolute and the Outsize Absolute anyway.
I did not even know they have a store in New York
Got the v11
Battery dead 10months on the job
My cordless shark has an on and off button and a anti hair wrap roller already
Shark vacuums are the best, not to mention they are cheaper
(Sarcasm) yeah but how else can I show my friends that I’m well off but with a $700 vacuum??
Love my $100 handheld Shark UltraCyclone Pet Pro Plus. The roller attachment never gets tangles. Awesome design.
Let’s see, new dyson vs putting gas in my car or putting food on the table?
Would be cool if dyson could be affordable and not the same price as high end tvs
I'm happy with my v8😌
Damn. Now I want one.
I want to buy. I'm going to go do research on repairability and the rights of the factory workers. Then I'll wait till I need to buy a vacuum
Just soooo much for a vacuum cleaner. I like Dyson products and live just down the road from them in UK but I will either consider older cheaper models or alternative brands. I guess innovation isn't always everything.
Definitely prefer the trigger. Otherwise the battery goes dead in 10 minutes.
I wonder how this will compare to the shark duo clean... I've always found that as nice as Dyson is the sharks perform as well or better for as long for half the money
That dog brush isn’t new, I had that on my plug in Dyson in 2015
1:00 lol at dyson or vacuum engineers. look at those particles being flung far from the head. the soft roller brush should die, it has too many disadvantages for the only benefit eating up larger debris
We like the V12 but WARNING! No replacement battery for V12 seems to be available. I guess once the battery goes out you will have to replace the vacuum. This battery has been out of stock for at least a year. Did Dyson do this intentionally? We just purchased the vacuum but am disgusted because we cannot purchase a spare battery as Dyson recommends.
Cool tech but give me an upright bagged vacuum instead as It will outlast this disposal appliance many times over.
I was wondering what happened to the V12. Why would they go from a V11 to the V15?
My guess is that Dyson marketed the v12 first to the Japanese market. The Japanese were the first to buy his technology.
It has a laser Dr evil would be happy. But no sharks with freaking lasers.
They ditched the trigger because the failure rate was incredible. Too many warranty claims. Btw, warranty claims are not “hassle free” as described in your warranty.
You so cute same the vacum
700 dollar vac.. that’s crazy
I have the Dyson Outsize and I have to be honest, best vacuum I have ever experienced! It comes with 2 batteries that click in, and for our 4,000 sqft home one battery lasts just fine!
Same but I wish I had gotten the smaller model at the same time but then I'd want the bigger head
2:20 slim price is $600 😂😂😂
When will the accessories be released for purchase? I have a V10 and I need a better carpet brush roll, floor laser soft brush and the pet kit.
So nice vacuum cleaner 👌
im a cleaner for almost 10yrs now and i can really tell how this dyson guy is making money! a commercial equivalent cost you less and is more durable than these that looks like a kids toy
great video---editing and production wow!! Dyson - love the laser - get rid of the digital readouts
I went with Tineco A11 Hero because Dyson was too pricey for me.
1:14 ive seen clackheads do that before
Nothing but a total waste of money, the bin was always to small, this is a complete step backwards...... There is no problem with the v 15 apart from the bin being far to small,
And the largest version is to heavy...
And I will buy the V12 Detect Slim Absolute and the Outsize Absolute anyway.
Take all my money
I want everything
it failed to pick up at 1:19
Yeah looks like esoteric
I've never had a dog that would let me vacuum them :P
Dyson is good for quick messes or a light cleaning of your home, but it will not last to clean your whole house, and if you have carpets don't even think about it, the battery life is like 6 mins on max. Miele C3 is miles better
Trigger saved battery life
@Tracy Belter So on my regular vaccuum it is ALWAYS ON while vacuuming-With the Dyson-you tend to let go of the button while moving from floor to funiture to walls or to another room and switching from high to low speeds-its not chewing up battery when it does that.Nice feature.
To me, Dyson isn't worth it. $600? Really? I have the Shark Vertex Corded stick vacuum, and I got it for a little over $200 using a coupon at Bed Bath and Beyond. It's the best Vacuum cleaner I've had. Picks up everything. Hair doesn't get tangled on the rollers. Sure, it's corded, but I don't have to worry about low power. It cleans great on carpets. Whenever I read, go to stores or online to see these expensive vacuums, I think to myself, is it worth picking up? I prefer to read and watch reviews as well as compare products to alternatives before buying. I want to get my money's worth and not have buyer's remorse when I find out I could've bought something better or the same for less.