Bit late but... you cannot seem to get the S12 Plus in the UK. So the UK get the Dyson Soft Roller (Absolute) and the US get the S12 Soft Roller (Plus). Totally dumb how these companies sell these! Seems like they are totally in collusion right :-/
Both units could use some upgrades really. The old school trigger mechanics for giving both of these units power is, well, very outdated and cumbersome. This should be a soft-touch feature built into the control panel. On=on, Off=off, what a concept! Also, when it comes to these stick style vacuums, it's more about head performance over suction. Hardwood floors need a good soft roller, carpets need a good hard roller that resists pet hair tangling. Some other companies like Shark are getting these things right, now they just need to make a premium model like these 2 units. Once you try Shark's DuoClean heads, you'll never go back to these units in which you have to switch heads when going from carpet to hardwood. I guess that's not an issue if you have all hardwood or all carpet floors. But if you have a mix of them, I'd personally skip past both of these units. Of the 2 here, Tineco for the win, for sure.
Is your finger made of tissue paper or something? I've owned a dyson v10 motorhead for over a year and if u are complaining about holding down the very light trigger, u are either pathetically weak or have a horrible case of arthritis
I had both of them and decided in the end for the dyson - just because of more power for carpets with pet hair on it also because emtying the dust bin is easier, no need for dirty hands afterwards. Needed to pull out the stucked hair on the filter of Tineco - was annoying for me.
@@Nicole-mm4vz yes, from time to time you would need to open the brush to remove tangled hair at the edges. But it doesnt get tangled on the brush itself, just sometimes at the edges. Cleaning it every 2-3 weeks once
Good comparison. Here in Australia, the Tineco retails for 1099 AUD while the Dyson v11 Complete pro retails for 1050 AUD.. also comes with the soft roller head and 8 other accessories. Pretty much everything they offer. Given Dyson's insanely good support here in Australia, the Tineco just doesn't have enough to sway customers their way, Also I have the V11 and I've used the LG at my neighbours, and that point and shoot bin mechanism is a godsend. Conventional stick vacuums like the LG, Tineco etc also have a "flipper" which keeps the dirt from coming back out and it can be a PITA to keep that mechanism clean after heavy use in my experience. On the other hand I find myself emtpying the Dyson even when I don't have to .. it's just so much fun 🤣
I'd still pick the Dyson. Unless you have a mansion, 1 hour of run time is more than you'll ever need. In this case, performance over battery life for me
The Dyson has far superior filtration and dust separation using multiple cyclones. According to what I have heard from channel Beko1987, who also has a Pure one S12, the filter in the bin gets dusty and clogged very much quicker then his V11, and this is what I would expect, simply put, the Pure one uses crude and basic dust separation so much more ends up in the filter, which is why they supply a filter cleaning tool, as you will need it, and need it a lot, as you clean one filter, the machine sucks the dust in and straight back onto the clean one. It also depends on price, if when this is launched in the UK, it is priced higher than £400, I personally would not feel it was worth the money, due to the more basic filtration and the more basic floorhead that does not have the large debris gates the Dyson has. The Tineco I feel looks more like a clone of the Dyson V8 style of cordless vacuum, and if you can handle having to keep cleaning that pre-motor filter,, ie, more maintenance on the Tineco, if it sells for a sub £400 price point, it may be worth a go, but if as I suspect it will be in excess of £400, possibly over £500, when it comes to the UK, I would go for the Dyson V11, as Dyson are the market leaders in cordless vacuum technology, and their filtration and V11 digital motor technology is light years ahead of that on the Tineco.
U figured it out didn't you... If it comes off a filter.. Clearly it's to fine for the separation system.. Congrats.. You are the only person besides me that I have heard figure that out lol I didn't even have to see it.. It's common sense.. But hey.. I have been wrong before.. But think about it
Your comment caught my attention so lets get into it. I watched both of Beko1987 video and it helped me in making my buying choice but he did not say anything to suggest dislike for the filter system as you suggest. You said " Tineco has a crude and basic dust separation so much more ends up in the filter." Consequently the Tineco gets clogged much quicker then theV11. Humm. The very reason for the filter is to catch the dust. And therefore you want the dust to end up in the filter not the air. The Tinco has a intake and an exhaust filter. This means double filtration and that is better. And as evident in Beko1987's tests the exhaust filter of the Tineco seldom gets dirty which means your air is staying clean as well. So in real world practical usage how much of a negative is it to have a filter that catches all the dust? So in order not to slow you down they provide a filter swap and a automatic cleaner humm? Is that cruder or more advanced? I don't see this as a problem. They both have hepa filters so that is the industry standard for high quality air filtration. I just don't see what the fuss is about. All I want to do is clean my messes well. Now I will admit that getting my hand dirty dumping the filter is a little more crude then the auto dump on dyson but it is no biggie.
@@Detroitblue with my comment. I'm referring to sucking dirt off one filter directly to another one.. lol.. if it's to fine for the cyclone what makes u think it isn't to fine the 2nd time around..
@@AverageReviewsYT I can agree that there is something counter intuitive about that process of using a filter to clean the filter however for the most part you are dumping the big stuff. So I guess that is why it is not totally dumb.
Actually have a button release battery now :-) Glad I waited to buy but get ready for the V12 because as soon as I buy the V11 in a few days they will release the V12 in about 30 days, just as my Amazon return window closes! lol
Just bought the Tineco s12 for £281 on Amazon (uk), no brainer at that price and the Tineco looks much nicer in my opinion. Don't have a Dyson so I'm sure the Tineco will be an improvement over our Vax which is a nice hoover but now old and the plastic parts are breaking.
Please make a review MSI AG32CQ. Which is the best 34 inch 144hz monitor, with minimal ghosting, input lag and good colors ? Thank You in advance! Have nice day!
I have the Dyson V11 and just ordered the Tineco S12 Plus yesterday. The V11 has alot going for it performance-wise, but I'm not sold on it. I noticed 2 days in that the connection between the main unit and the wand is a little flimsy. It doesn't seat fully which allows the wand to move slightly. This makes the vac feel cheap to me ($500 kindofcheap). Also I think it's terrible that the floor head does not have LED lights. There are moments when it does not pick up simple pieces of debris as well even in turbo boost mode. I am hoping the tineco will give me all the features I'm looking for along with tight, secure connections between the head and attachments.
I have had both I LOVE TINECO when I brought the dyson v8 animal I took it back after one day and ordered another Tineco I HATE THE DYSON everyone has the right to their opinion
Anyone got issue adding device to app? I've tried both automatic and manual to no avail. I can't even connect to its broadcasted SSID on manual method. It got stuck on obtaining IP address, then it dropped me off. Tried with all 3 mobiles, same things happened. If anyone has a solution, much appreciated if you can share. Their support is useless so far.
@@TotallydubbedHD hmmm.. I've made a video of the issue and sent it to support, let's see what they say. Another UA-cam also said that it was a massive faff to get it working.
After 3 months of Tinco ownership and very frequent use I have drawn some conclusions to answers I could not have known before I made the investment. And I think this would also apply to the Dyson Is it a good vacuum and is it worth all that money? I would say no not really. It very satisfactory however I would not claim it is a good vacuum when compared to the performance of an old plug in vacuum which really suck and pick up lots of stuff. That might be said about every power tool. However where these vacuums shine is in their usefulness as a quick grab and go. Maybe that is what you are also paying for. It is for sure my goto Vacuum over my ole Hoover. So they do work well and I do like my Tinco but it struggles with a lot of debris I encounter. It simply does not roll over and consume many things my hoover can. I am also noticing a tendency for it to spill its cookies back on the floor after I have vacuumed a collection of debris. Meaning when I lift the head off the floor it will deposit a small pile of dust that did not make it up into the bin. So in the end I would not say they are worth $500 bucks. $500 is more expensive then every tool I own thus far. I would say they are really worth about $180,00. Knowing what I know now I think I would just get that Ryobi stick vac for the convenience of portability and battery life and I would be as content at that price point of this form factor. To be clear, I do Iike the vacuum but they are way overpriced for the performance.
Not in my book. After using a cordless for several years, any corded monstrosity drives me out of my mind. My Dyson cleans every bit as well or better than any corded vacuum I've ever used. Throw in the convenience and versatility factor, and there's simply no comparison. Worth every penny.
@@mousec3775 LOL no way. But you have pointed out some of the strenghts like conveniance and portability. However one of the big drawbacks is for bigger jobs. You lack suction power and canister capacity. But as long as you stick to smaller jobs they are great.
If you look at over all customer satisfaction the Dyson actually does not rate well. The same goes for reliability..it actually rates poorly in that regard. If you run the Dyson in actual use the battery does not even come close to this posted comparison. Am I a Dyson hater? No far from it I just want real world comparisons. I would give Dyson a thumbs up but I can not do to the poor reliability issues. Do not take my word for it. Go to consumer reports and get all the facts. Just so you know, the extra money you over pay for Dyson products is do to their very expensive advertising on T.V. the internet and print media.
The Tineco is a much better value. Whatever slight edge the Dyson has with maneuverability and suction power is lost because Tineco can do everything the Dyson can do equally as well. However Tineco trumps Dyson with their big box of accessories which comes standard. . I count 10 supplied with my S12 plus and it sells at the same price as the Dyson V11. The kiiler blow is delivered with the fact Tineco gives you swappable batteries which will permit you to vacuum indefinitely. What difference does it make that the one Dyson battery last longer then one Tineco battery?. Tineco made it possible to swap batteries . In reality you can purchase as many batteries as you desire and work professionally with this baby. When the Dyson dies you are dead in the water. And Tineco has an app with wifi connectivity to your phone . Lets be real is Dyson paying you to support their machine? To me the choice is clearly in favor of the Tineco. News Flash! Consumer Reports has just down graded Dyson's best in class score because of numerous reports of mechanical failures after the 5 years of usage. They are being reported to breaking down excessively after 5 years. Now they have fallen below the Shark unit which shows less problems in the long haul. Go Figure.
to be honest, two batteries running one after the other still don't outpace the Dyson on the lower suction modes... I'm never, EVER paid by any company or any PR; everything I do on UA-cam is totally honest, unbiased and independent. Sounds like you're a bit of a fanboy and that's fine by me - just don't go accusing me because my opinion and tests are valid.
My apology if I offended you for asking are you paid by Dyson. Allow me to show my appreciation for taking your time and energy to even post your review it is very helpful. In this review you tend to be slanted toward Dyson for illogical reasons in my opinion. It is your right to like what you like but you did not support it with good reasoning. Clearly Tineco offers a much better value overall. Minute points like Dyson runs better on low power? I almost never am content to run on low power. I ramp up to high and get it done with power. Only reason to run low power is to conserve battery life but with swappable batteries that concern is eliminated. A mainstay of most portable devices is the ability to swap out the batteries. Just take a stroll through your local home depot. It sucks that cell phones have stopped making the batteries swappable. In addition the Tinco offers nearly a dozen useful attachments for the same price or lessor then the Dyson costs. Tineco features innovations that are cutting edge over Dyson like the trigger lock. The pre-filter cleaner. The dust sensor. Quieter operation. App control. Slider Control. Led headlights. Extra filter. What smart consumer or reviewer says this one does everything just as well and gives more value at a cheaper price but I just would prefer to pay a little more and get that other one without a logical justification? On the cleaning side. Cheerios for example If I spilled Cheerios I would not choose to run it through my roller head I would use a hollow straight suction attachment.
@@TotallydubbedHD well the only problem is the v11 leaves behind debris in eco mode. Who cares about battery life if the floor is not getting cleaned? It's not difficult to just pop another battery in.
The Dyson’s success was built on the costly advertising of its products. That’s why they’re so expensive. Now along comes an opposition, in the form of the TineCo. And it’s a worthy opponent! It picks up dirt ‘n stuff the Dyson leaves behind and its charged battery lasts forever!
This is ridiculous. I remember the dyson appearing on every youtuber i follow. I think it costed 500... 500 for a vacuum, UGH. I can barely afford a pc, i buy it because playing games is fun (and some other things), i dont have, and most people too, 500 to blow on a vacuum, could do so much with that money. It wont make cleaning better, its a waste of money.
Well, for the technology and what we have currently in the market that's what people have to pay - it's not to say you or I can afford it but if people have the money that's what they'll have to pay, unfortunately. Cordless vacuum cleaners (good ones) don't come cheap in 2018-19
@@TotallydubbedHD I understand you review things, and otger youtubers too, its great that you show products for us. You are doing fine, im talking about them trying to sell it. Like i always say, if you have the money, its not even worth talking about it, just buy it and its done. But for me, i look at that and its not even something i look up to, my 40€ vacuum will do just fine... i dont even like cleaning, its a pain.
@@Kcimor78 Oh man, I always consider it from the point of view: if I had money would I buy it. If you watch my V11 review you'll see my conclusion was: get the V10 instead as it's cheaper and if you really want a cordless. As I said, it's not for everyone - I never thought a vacuum cleaner could cost so much either - then I got them for review and realised, hey, actually these things are pretty cool - but I gotta be REALLY into cleaning and/or want that functionality to really warrant the cost. Same goes for audio products if you think about it :)
Video timestamps:
-Intro & price: 00:00 - 00:55
-Comparison of models: 00:55 - 01:40
-Accessories, tools, build quality and app: 01:40 - 11:23
-Height comparison vs Dyson V11: 11:23 - 11:48
-Suction power vs Dyson V11: 11:48 - 13:13
-Cleaning tests vs Dyson V11: 13:13 - 15:56
-Battery tests vs Dyson V11: 15:56 - 17:16
-Sound test vs Dyson V11: 17:16 - 18:20
-Verdict: 18:20 - 21:08
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Need plus model with the soft roller for hard floors, works better than the Dyson V11 since they won't ship it with the soft roller.
Bit late but... you cannot seem to get the S12 Plus in the UK. So the UK get the Dyson Soft Roller (Absolute) and the US get the S12 Soft Roller (Plus). Totally dumb how these companies sell these! Seems like they are totally in collusion right :-/
I just got the Tineco s12 plus...Love it so much. It really is better than Dyson.
Both units could use some upgrades really. The old school trigger mechanics for giving both of these units power is, well, very outdated and cumbersome. This should be a soft-touch feature built into the control panel. On=on, Off=off, what a concept! Also, when it comes to these stick style vacuums, it's more about head performance over suction. Hardwood floors need a good soft roller, carpets need a good hard roller that resists pet hair tangling. Some other companies like Shark are getting these things right, now they just need to make a premium model like these 2 units. Once you try Shark's DuoClean heads, you'll never go back to these units in which you have to switch heads when going from carpet to hardwood. I guess that's not an issue if you have all hardwood or all carpet floors. But if you have a mix of them, I'd personally skip past both of these units. Of the 2 here, Tineco for the win, for sure.
I’ve picked the one that doesn’t need me to keep pressing the power button to let it run.
Is your finger made of tissue paper or something? I've owned a dyson v10 motorhead for over a year and if u are complaining about holding down the very light trigger, u are either pathetically weak or have a horrible case of arthritis
I had both of them and decided in the end for the dyson - just because of more power for carpets with pet hair on it also because emtying the dust bin is easier, no need for dirty hands afterwards. Needed to pull out the stucked hair on the filter of Tineco - was annoying for me.
Thanks for sharing!
Does it do well with human hair?
@@Nicole-mm4vz yes, from time to time you would need to open the brush to remove tangled hair at the edges. But it doesnt get tangled on the brush itself, just sometimes at the edges. Cleaning it every 2-3 weeks once
I like Dyson V11 more,
I like Teneco is the battery changing features.
Performance = V11 no doubt 😎
V11 now comes with a removable Button Click battery :-)
Good comparison.
Here in Australia, the Tineco retails for 1099 AUD while the Dyson v11 Complete pro retails for 1050 AUD.. also comes with the soft roller head and 8 other accessories. Pretty much everything they offer.
Given Dyson's insanely good support here in Australia, the Tineco just doesn't have enough to sway customers their way,
Also I have the V11 and I've used the LG at my neighbours, and that point and shoot bin mechanism is a godsend.
Conventional stick vacuums like the LG, Tineco etc also have a "flipper" which keeps the dirt from coming back out and it can be a PITA to keep that mechanism clean after heavy use in my experience.
On the other hand I find myself emtpying the Dyson even when I don't have to .. it's just so much fun 🤣
Ha, thanks for sharing your thoughts and the price over in Australia!
Which would you choose between the DysonV11, Teneco and the Roimi S1 which you did a review on previously?
The V11 would be my pick
@@TotallydubbedHD Thanks
@@cynthia1088 np!
13:45 When you drop all your coke and you need to make sure it's all picked up before the dog gets it
Haha
I'd still pick the Dyson. Unless you have a mansion, 1 hour of run time is more than you'll ever need. In this case, performance over battery life for me
That's what the outsize will be for
The Dyson has far superior filtration and dust separation using multiple cyclones. According to what I have heard from channel Beko1987, who also has a Pure one S12, the filter in the bin gets dusty and clogged very much quicker then his V11, and this is what I would expect, simply put, the Pure one uses crude and basic dust separation so much more ends up in the filter, which is why they supply a filter cleaning tool, as you will need it, and need it a lot, as you clean one filter, the machine sucks the dust in and straight back onto the clean one.
It also depends on price, if when this is launched in the UK, it is priced higher than £400, I personally would not feel it was worth the money, due to the more basic filtration and the more basic floorhead that does not have the large debris gates the Dyson has.
The Tineco I feel looks more like a clone of the Dyson V8 style of cordless vacuum, and if you can handle having to keep cleaning that pre-motor filter,, ie, more maintenance on the Tineco, if it sells for a sub £400 price point, it may be worth a go, but if as I suspect it will be in excess of £400, possibly over £500, when it comes to the UK, I would go for the Dyson V11, as Dyson are the market leaders in cordless vacuum technology, and their filtration and V11 digital motor technology is light years ahead of that on the Tineco.
thanks for sharing!
U figured it out didn't you... If it comes off a filter.. Clearly it's to fine for the separation system.. Congrats.. You are the only person besides me that I have heard figure that out lol I didn't even have to see it.. It's common sense.. But hey.. I have been wrong before.. But think about it
Your comment caught my attention so lets get into it. I watched both of Beko1987 video and it helped me in making my buying choice but he did not say anything to suggest dislike for the filter system as you suggest. You said " Tineco has a crude and basic dust separation so much more ends up in the filter." Consequently the Tineco gets clogged much quicker then theV11. Humm. The very reason for the filter is to catch the dust. And therefore you want the dust to end up in the filter not the air. The Tinco has a intake and an exhaust filter. This means double filtration and that is better. And as evident in Beko1987's tests the exhaust filter of the Tineco seldom gets dirty which means your air is staying clean as well. So in real world practical usage how much of a negative is it to have a filter that catches all the dust? So in order not to slow you down they provide a filter swap and a automatic cleaner humm? Is that cruder or more advanced? I don't see this as a problem. They both have hepa filters so that is the industry standard for high quality air filtration. I just don't see what the fuss is about. All I want to do is clean my messes well. Now I will admit that getting my hand dirty dumping the filter is a little more crude then the auto dump on dyson but it is no biggie.
@@Detroitblue with my comment. I'm referring to sucking dirt off one filter directly to another one.. lol.. if it's to fine for the cyclone what makes u think it isn't to fine the 2nd time around..
@@AverageReviewsYT I can agree that there is something counter intuitive about that process of using a filter to clean the filter however for the most part you are dumping the big stuff. So I guess that is why it is not totally dumb.
Question is it TINE-CO? or Ti-NEC-o? or Tin-Co?
Honestly, no idea - best looking at marketing videos ^^
The batteries make this way better. I don't know why dyson wouldn't make the batteries replaceable. They are usually the first thing to wear out.
Dyson batteries are replaceable, just remove the crews
Actually have a button release battery now :-)
Glad I waited to buy but get ready for the V12 because as soon as I buy the V11 in a few days they will release the V12 in about 30 days, just as my Amazon return window closes! lol
Which of these two is more suitable for cleaning under the bed or low furniture? No video actually shows or compares this.
I'd say they're equivalent. If anything the Dyson is a little more flexible due to its ball head design
Just bought the Tineco s12 for £281 on Amazon (uk), no brainer at that price and the Tineco looks much nicer in my opinion. Don't have a Dyson so I'm sure the Tineco will be an improvement over our Vax which is a nice hoover but now old and the plastic parts are breaking.
that's a bargain - great pick.
Ya but how many times a year do you vacuum up Cheerios vs sand and dust.
It's done in order for testing; controlled methods allow for good comparisons :)
Please make a review MSI AG32CQ.
Which is the best 34 inch 144hz monitor, with minimal ghosting, input lag and good colors ?
Thank You in advance! Have nice day!
So random! I've requested a few MSI products over the last month and not heard back, so doubt it.
I have the Dyson V11 and just ordered the Tineco S12 Plus yesterday. The V11 has alot going for it performance-wise, but I'm not sold on it. I noticed 2 days in that the connection between the main unit and the wand is a little flimsy. It doesn't seat fully which allows the wand to move slightly. This makes the vac feel cheap to me ($500 kindofcheap). Also I think it's terrible that the floor head does not have LED lights. There are moments when it does not pick up simple pieces of debris as well even in turbo boost mode. I am hoping the tineco will give me all the features I'm looking for along with tight, secure connections between the head and attachments.
Do let me know how you find the S12
@@TotallydubbedHD I certainly will and thank you for posting this content.
@@tomacheteful pleasure!
S12 is a fantastic vacuum and exactly what I was looking for. I returned the V11 with no regrets. Thank you again for doing this video.
@@tomacheteful pleasure, thanks for sharing :)
I have had both I LOVE TINECO
when I brought the dyson v8 animal I took it back after one day and ordered another Tineco
I HATE THE DYSON
everyone has the right to their opinion
Thanks for sharing!
which one has the better build quality in your opinion?
Dyson imo
Why is there no buyer protection warranty plan for the tineco s12 plus only the tineco s12??? For that money I want the extra 3 years of protection
Not sure!
Anyone got issue adding device to app? I've tried both automatic and manual to no avail. I can't even connect to its broadcasted SSID on manual method. It got stuck on obtaining IP address, then it dropped me off. Tried with all 3 mobiles, same things happened. If anyone has a solution, much appreciated if you can share. Their support is useless so far.
I didn't have a problem several times over - odd!
@@TotallydubbedHD odd. You on iPhone?
@@unlock-er nope, Android - at the time it was the Honor View20
@@TotallydubbedHD hmmm.. I've made a video of the issue and sent it to support, let's see what they say. Another UA-cam also said that it was a massive faff to get it working.
How safe are these machines for an allergy prevention.
both are excellent
For dyson, look for at least the v8, or a v7 or v6 with a purple hepa filter on the back of the machine
I hope to see a review of robot vacuum cleaners sometime in the future.
Ha, that's a maybe :D
After 3 months of Tinco ownership and very frequent use I have drawn some conclusions to answers I could not have known before I made the investment. And I think this would also apply to the Dyson Is it a good vacuum and is it worth all that money? I would say no not really. It very satisfactory however I would not claim it is a good vacuum when compared to the performance of an old plug in vacuum which really suck and pick up lots of stuff. That might be said about every power tool. However where these vacuums shine is in their usefulness as a quick grab and go. Maybe that is what you are also paying for. It is for sure my goto Vacuum over my ole Hoover. So they do work well and I do like my Tinco but it struggles with a lot of debris I encounter. It simply does not roll over and consume many things my hoover can. I am also noticing a tendency for it to spill its cookies back on the floor after I have vacuumed a collection of debris. Meaning when I lift the head off the floor it will deposit a small pile of dust that did not make it up into the bin. So in the end I would not say they are worth $500 bucks. $500 is more expensive then every tool I own thus far. I would say they are really worth about $180,00. Knowing what I know now I think I would just get that Ryobi stick vac for the convenience of portability and battery life and I would be as content at that price point of this form factor. To be clear, I do Iike the vacuum but they are way overpriced for the performance.
Not in my book. After using a cordless for several years, any corded monstrosity drives me out of my mind. My Dyson cleans every bit as well or better than any corded vacuum I've ever used. Throw in the convenience and versatility factor, and there's simply no comparison. Worth every penny.
@@mousec3775 LOL no way. But you have pointed out some of the strenghts like conveniance and portability. However one of the big drawbacks is for bigger jobs. You lack suction power and canister capacity. But as long as you stick to smaller jobs they are great.
the app is pointless its just a sales gimmick
@Jared thrash
Pointless on the S12 but not a gimmick, because useful on the Tineco A11.
@@12steve07 why using the app i just bought it butni dontnunderstand the point of the app?
One suggestion, sound quality!
Yup that was due to where I was living at the time
If you look at over all customer satisfaction the Dyson actually does not rate well. The same goes for reliability..it actually rates poorly in that regard. If you run the Dyson in actual use the battery does not even come close to this posted comparison. Am I a Dyson hater? No far from it I just want real world comparisons. I would give Dyson a thumbs up but I can not do to the poor reliability issues. Do not take my word for it. Go to consumer reports and get all the facts. Just so you know, the extra money you over pay for Dyson products is do to their
very expensive advertising on T.V. the internet and print media.
I disagree, I'm very much happy with the V11
The Tineco is a much better value. Whatever slight edge the Dyson has with maneuverability and suction power is lost because Tineco can do everything the Dyson can do equally as well. However Tineco trumps Dyson with their big box of accessories which comes standard. . I count 10 supplied with my S12 plus and it sells at the same price as the Dyson V11. The kiiler blow is delivered with the fact Tineco gives you swappable batteries which will permit you to vacuum indefinitely. What difference does it make that the one Dyson battery last longer then one Tineco battery?. Tineco made it possible to swap batteries . In reality you can purchase as many batteries as you desire and work professionally with this baby. When the Dyson dies you are dead in the water. And Tineco has an app with wifi connectivity to your phone . Lets be real is Dyson paying you to support their machine? To me the choice is clearly in favor of the Tineco. News Flash! Consumer Reports has just down graded Dyson's best in class score because of numerous reports of mechanical failures after the 5 years of usage. They are being reported to breaking down excessively after 5 years. Now they have fallen below the Shark unit which shows less problems in the long haul. Go Figure.
to be honest, two batteries running one after the other still don't outpace the Dyson on the lower suction modes...
I'm never, EVER paid by any company or any PR; everything I do on UA-cam is totally honest, unbiased and independent.
Sounds like you're a bit of a fanboy and that's fine by me - just don't go accusing me because my opinion and tests are valid.
My apology if I offended you for asking are you paid by Dyson. Allow me to show my appreciation for taking your time and energy to even post your review it is very helpful. In this review you tend to be slanted toward Dyson for illogical reasons in my opinion. It is your right to like what you like but you did not support it with good reasoning. Clearly Tineco offers a much better value overall. Minute points like Dyson runs better on low power? I almost never am content to run on low power. I ramp up to high and get it done with power. Only reason to run low power is to conserve battery life but with swappable batteries that concern is eliminated. A mainstay of most portable devices is the ability to swap out the batteries. Just take a stroll through your local home depot. It sucks that cell phones have stopped making the batteries swappable. In addition the Tinco offers nearly a dozen useful attachments for the same price or lessor then the Dyson costs. Tineco features innovations that are cutting edge over Dyson like the trigger lock. The pre-filter cleaner. The dust sensor. Quieter operation. App control. Slider Control. Led headlights. Extra filter. What smart consumer or reviewer says this one does everything just as well and gives more value at a cheaper price but I just would prefer to pay a little more and get that other one without a logical justification? On the cleaning side. Cheerios for example If I spilled Cheerios I would not choose to run it through my roller head I would use a hollow straight suction attachment.
@@TotallydubbedHD well the only problem is the v11 leaves behind debris in eco mode. Who cares about battery life if the floor is not getting cleaned? It's not difficult to just pop another battery in.
@@tomacheteful same could be said about the S12
@@TotallydubbedHD fair enough.
v11 is only $90 more in my city. so my choice is dyson.
Yup, good decision
The battery run time on these things is pitiful imho.
Yeah, but you've got two batteries remember. And unfortunately, that's the case with all these cordless ones :/
@@TotallydubbedHD Im sure theres budget ones on aliexpress that outperform them. I mean lihium ion batteries should perform better than that.
@@TotallydubbedHD That one seems to have similar specs but for under 200.
@@UKgamer87 not quite, looks like a smaller motor, and it's all in the brush head too. But I get your point
You think 80 minutes of runtime is pitiful? I have a V10 and I assure, I can effortlessly clean a 2 storey house with leftover battery.
Am I the only one who thinks this thing looks like a coffeemaker at first glance?
Haha no, me too
Amazon special offer for the next couple of days of £268...
Happy days
when？？？
The Dyson V11 is a better vacuum.
The Dyson’s success was built on the costly advertising of its products. That’s why they’re so expensive.
Now along comes an opposition, in the form of the TineCo. And it’s a worthy opponent! It picks up dirt
‘n stuff the Dyson leaves behind and its charged battery lasts forever!
Dyson V11 far superior technology don't even try to compare it.
This is ridiculous. I remember the dyson appearing on every youtuber i follow. I think it costed 500... 500 for a vacuum, UGH. I can barely afford a pc, i buy it because playing games is fun (and some other things), i dont have, and most people too, 500 to blow on a vacuum, could do so much with that money. It wont make cleaning better, its a waste of money.
Well, for the technology and what we have currently in the market that's what people have to pay - it's not to say you or I can afford it but if people have the money that's what they'll have to pay, unfortunately.
Cordless vacuum cleaners (good ones) don't come cheap in 2018-19
@@TotallydubbedHD I understand you review things, and otger youtubers too, its great that you show products for us. You are doing fine, im talking about them trying to sell it. Like i always say, if you have the money, its not even worth talking about it, just buy it and its done. But for me, i look at that and its not even something i look up to, my 40€ vacuum will do just fine... i dont even like cleaning, its a pain.
@@Kcimor78 Oh man, I always consider it from the point of view: if I had money would I buy it. If you watch my V11 review you'll see my conclusion was: get the V10 instead as it's cheaper and if you really want a cordless.
As I said, it's not for everyone - I never thought a vacuum cleaner could cost so much either - then I got them for review and realised, hey, actually these things are pretty cool - but I gotta be REALLY into cleaning and/or want that functionality to really warrant the cost.
Same goes for audio products if you think about it :)
It does make cleaning better, and easier. Lots of people who do have the money.
@@vforvendetta6193 Its not so expensive that people cant buy it. Most people can buy it, they just rather spend that money in other things.