TOP 3 Best Vacuums for Hardwood Floors - Early 2022
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- Опубліковано 22 лип 2024
- #1 at Amazon: geni.us/8gfEARk
#2 at Amazon: geni.us/zWdpZza
#3 at Amazon: geni.us/K8xp
All of the vacuums in this competition, in alphabetical order:
- Dyson Micro at Manufacturer's website: geni.us/437VB4w
- Dyson Omni-Glide at Amazon: geni.us/K8xp
- Dyson V15 Detect at Amazon: geni.us/YiIlgj
- LG Cordzero A9 Ultimate at Amazon: geni.us/YAB17
- Lupe Pure at Amazon: geni.us/oWiXj
- Samsung Jet 90 at Amazon: geni.us/dAymj4N
- Shark Rotator Lift-Away ADV LA502 at Amazon: geni.us/zWdpZza
- Shark Vertex Ultra Lightweight (cordless stick) at Amazon: geni.us/UBEAIf
- Shark Vertex Ultralite, (corded stick) at Amazon: geni.us/GgA8az
- Shark Vertex Powered Lift-Away, (corded upright) at Amazon: geni.us/fGXAybD
- Shark Vertex Pro ICZ362H at Amazon: geni.us/8gfEARk
Our Favorite Robot Vacuums
- Premium (Amazon): geni.us/fOXxcKU
- Mid-Level (Amazon): geni.us/DkYv
- Budget (Amazon): geni.us/RmCKUR8
Our Favorite Cordless Vacuums
- Premium (Amazon): geni.us/9GxB6R2
- Mid-Level (Amazon): geni.us/uImy
- Budget (Amazon): geni.us/dVQP
Our Favorite Upright Vacuums (Corded)
- Premium (Amazon): geni.us/IvtWXO
- Mid-Level (Amazon): geni.us/YTXk
- Budget (Amazon): geni.us/9KQyuZ
Our Favorite Carpet Cleaners
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- Mid-Level (Amazon): geni.us/kgct
- Budget (Amazon): geni.us/HFiolZO
Our Favorite Air Purifiers
- Premium (Amazon): geni.us/4dBqc
- Mid-Level (Amazon): geni.us/RqyvVx
- Budget (Amazon): geni.us/DMMK5
Our Favorite Hard Floor Vacuum Mop Combo
- Premium (Amazon): geni.us/f4bLtd6
- Mid-Level (Amazon): geni.us/4g3Oqf
- Budget (Amazon): geni.us/HXJDDz
Timestamps:
00:00 TOP 3 Best Vacuums for Hardwood Floors - Early 2022
00:23 Contestant Criteria: Soft Head Rollers
00:54 Contestant Criteria: Vacuums that are Currently Available
01:05 Competition Lineup
01:15 Pickup Tests
01:31 Power Tests
01:58 Versatility
03:01 Other Tasks
03:42 Battery Life
04:00 Ease of Use
05:25 Filtration
05:43 Price
05:57 Third Place Pick
06:28 Second Place Pick
06:48 First Place Pick
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#1 at Amazon: geni.us/8gfEARk
#2 at Amazon: geni.us/zWdpZza
#3 at Amazon: geni.us/K8xp
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I wish every UA-cam reviewer was as concise, thorough, and unbiased as your channel. And I now realize that I’m full adult mode now that I enjoy watching vacuum review vids. Lol
Underrated channel, makes vacuums interesting! You can tell the amount of work put into each video
Thanks! 👍
Big factz.... this channel the main reason I purchased a shark nv752. Best vacuum ever had it over 7yrs. Looking too see if there's anything new on the market
Agree!
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You managed to hold the attention of my 9-year-old son while I watched this video! Well done! Thanks as always. We appreciate the time it takes to pull this together.
That is awesome!
Never to early to learn how to help around the house :)
I live in a small 1,000 square foot home with all hard floors, most of them being real wood. I decided to buy the Shark Vertex Pro after watching your video, and I'm in love! $300 is a hefty price tag for me, but I'm so glad that I made the investment! I used to only sweep the floor with a dust broom and would often miss little debris. This vacuum handles big and small debris pieces and rotates well. Assembly was so easy! I clicked several big pieces together, and I was done! Taking it apart is just as easy. Everything is labeled nicely. I love the attachments, the small size of the vacuum (we have little storage space) and the container to empty the debris opens from the bottom with a simple tab click to dump it in the trash. Even the charger is small and has suction cups on the bottom, so it's more stable. I was afraid of cordless having less suction power, but this vacuum works so well for my needs, is more quiet and simple to use. Sorry for the long post, but I wanted to thank you for this video! I recommended this video on my Facebook. ❤
So glad you are happy with it! Thank you for commenting!
I got my Vertex Pro thanks to your first video you did with it a few months back. Love it so much! Thanks for the recommendation
Omg where have you been all my life?! This chanel is just so so good, I have spent hours waching your comparisons and reviews and I am absolutely in love with your work and impressed with how skilled you are. Thank you so much for your content it is very much appreciated.
Thank you so much!
I was shocked the first time I watched one of your videos. It was eye opening to a world of vacuum technology I didn't know existed. After watching a few, I ended up buying the shark vertex pro. I just wanted to drop by and say thank you! Having a vacuum that doesn't flare up my allergies has been great. With it being a bit quieter too, I may actually like vacuuming now. Thanks so much!
That's great to hear. Thank you very much.
Just to let you know that vac isn’t quiet,there’s a video that shows the volume tested on high ,and it’s as loud as power tools, 100DB..that’s enough to damage your ears..
I never knew that shark vacuums were so badass. Up until about a year ago All I knew about vacuum wise was the usual hoover Bissell n dyson. I bought a Dyson about 12yrs ago n spending 500 on a vacuum was friggin crazy to me but I was going thru vacuums like crazy since I had dogs toddlers and I'm always tracking in dirt myself. I just couldn't find something to do the job n do it right...until that Dyson. Fast forward 12yrs to last January when I went to a buddy's house n while in his garage a shiney box caught my eye. So I walk over n grab the box n just as I'm about to ask him y it's still in the box he goes "bro u want that? I know ur always keeping ur house clean... that things brand new. This dude owed money n paid me with that n some other stuff ... I already made my money back ..u want it? It looks cool but idk..it's just sitting here take it". I went home n tested it out n man I immediately really liked it. That one was the shark cordless stick vertex duoClean w/multi flex in silver and Blue then I bought the shark rocket stick pet pro then just the shark stick pet n the one I really wanted was the shark vertex pro in black silver n deep red...got that one a few months back n now I want the stratos. Why do I have so many?? Well I've got 2 houses n one has an upstairs, basement and a detached garage converted into a bar. So I've got a vacuum for each level and the bar...oh n my two kids have one for their rooms hahahaha. Dunno y I wrote so much but hey these vacuums r dope n it's crazy how ppl will pay 600 for a Samsung vacuum only cuz it says Samsung n that goes for Dyson too but Dyson is a really good vacuum. Alot better than Samsung. I have a Samsung jet 75+ n it works good but the batteries only last about 20min. Also have 2 dysons V8 absolute and the v12 detect. Both really good. But I feel the shark vertex pro is better in every way
I appreciate the content creator so much for this video. For that matter, all the folks that take time to help consumers research and save so much time and energy and coins! You all are the true map's! Thank you! Love you lots!
Thank you so much!!!
After watching a ton of your videos, I ended going with the vertex liftaway. I love it. It's great for our hardwood floors, and doesn't compromise too much on the carpet cleaning side either. We use a robot vacuum daily on the carpeted areas, so we only use the vertex for deep cleaning the carpets.
Good choice!
Thank you for your excellent, thorough and most importantly, PRACTICAL reviews. I almost dropped a bundle to buy the top of the line Riccar a few years ago but decided to give the Shark Apex a try based solely on your review and insightful comments. I am extremely happy with the purchase. The Apex has been a terrific vacuum aside from the short hose which you pointed out in your review as one of its only drawbacks. I have not had tremendous luck listening to youtube content for reviews but yours have definitely been helpful. Thanks!
That is really great to hear. Thank you!
Definitely underrated. I won't need to buy another vacuum cleaner for a while but this was very helpful.
I’m waiting for you to do the shark bagless canister vacuum, I’ve had mine here in the uk since October and although there was a few teething problems and the fact I’m on my third one I absolutely love it. Also in the market for a new cordless vacuum and was thinking of going with the cordless shark upright and I think you just made me seal the deal 👍👍😀😀
WAITING FOR NEW VID TO COME OUT!!! I’ve been waiting all week
Thanks for helpful info! Would be nice to see you test some more middle-high end canisters from Miele, Sebo, etc. Sebo D/E cannisters have more airflow than the Felix which might make the ET-1 powerhead perform better.
Very impressive reviews. I bought the Shark Vertex Pro based on your evaluations. Thank you. You have saved me a lot of leg work. I have spinal stenosis and get into trouble when vacuuming if the machine is too heavy and inefficient since one tends to work harder and longer when dirt and debris don't get picked up. I also liked that you pointed out that the upright quality vs. the weight on the wrist is not an issue since you have both the stick and the upright qualities with this particular vacuum. As you say, the unit can stand up on its' own and you don't feel like it's going to fall when you lean it up against a wall or counter. All in all, you are an excellent resource and I'll be sure to share your evaluations with others when in the market of replacing a vacuum or two... 🤗
Hello 😊I’d like to buy the same you bought. Can you help me please. I would like to know the model number. It’s hard for me to find the best vacuum because I’m 70. I’m not very smart with internet Thanks 🙏
One of the best, consistent high quality videos. Great audio, awesome voice (have you had training?!?) and so many important content points. Thank you!!
Wow, thanks! I've really tried to improve over time, but no - no actual training. 😊
EXCELLENT REVIEW! Love the way you reviewed these, wish this was done for everything I’m searching for!
Thank you very much!
I love these videos, great quality tests and I just love this channel. I’ve always wanted a Dyson or shark.both these vacs are so interesting and good quality. I’m 15 years old though so can’t really purchase these but I love your vids. Waiting for new vid!! (And if you got any vacuums you need to get off your hands I’ll happily take ‘em) lol
I think if you have all hard floors and maybe a few area rugs, the only way to go is a great really powerful canister with a really good bare floor tool.
*man proceeds to ignore like 75% of canisters*
I bought the Shark Cordless Vertex because of this channel, and it has been as amazing as described in the videos. I like it so much that I vacuum even when there is no need. LOL
That is great to hear! Thanks!
I know this channel only talks about vacuums but he needs more subs. So well done and actually makes it entertaining. I want thank you! I bought the Shark P50 several years ago on your recommendation and it has been amazing. I just bought the Lupe again on your recommendation, it arrives today I am very excited!
Wow, thank you! I hope you enjoy that Lupe!
@@VacuumWars so I have been using the Lupe for only one day now. I like it a lot. Something interesting I noticed. The P50 will run over and ingest just about anything. That is good and bad. While I love that it can suck up large debris it would frequently get clogged with things it sucked up but could not “process”. Conversely the Lupe will not ingest some of the large debris the P50 will, it just pushes it away, but I also have not had single clog. It looks like it is cleverly designed to only ingest things it can “process”. The only thing I really miss from the P50 vs the Lupe is how easy the P50 can convert to using the wand to clean in corners. The P50 you just pull the wand out and you are good to go. On the Lupe you need to detach the hose then connect it to the wand, not nearly as convenient.
There is a Dyson V12 (at least in Europe) which is like a dyson micro and v15 had a child. its small but comes packed with features like the laser fluffy roller, a good run time from the V15 but it retains the small formfactor from the micro. I got it and i am amazed!
Yeah it isn't in the U.S. but it sounds good!
Love your videos! Have you done anything specifically on vacuums for shag or plush carpets? Would be interested in your recommendations.
This helped me out a lot. I was just gonna buy the most expensive vacuum but now I'm just gonna buy the shark. Good to see professional reviews because i had no idea what each vacuum did.
Glad I could help!
I recently bought that little Dyson Omni-Glide. Using it exclusively for downstairs dining, kitchen, living room area where we only have one small rug. I absolutely love it. It's so convenient to grab it after dinner and quickly run through dining area around the table and pick up all the crumbs and what not. Takes no time at all. 20 minutes is more than enough of a run time too. Takes me less than 10 minutes to run through the whole first floor. One thing I was surprised by is just how tiny that thing is. Video and pictures don't really show it off that well.
That's great to hear. I'm glad you are happy with it.
And my uncle use to work at tristar vacuum and my name is jace by the way
Dyson V15. Laser softroller battery suction power. Except for a low price this beauty has it all 😌
Awesome! Im hoping that you'll do am update on wet/dry upright vacs (not shops). I see so many Chinese clones on amazon and other online stores.
I’d love to see an updated comparison of current vacuum mop combos!
This video really helped me decide which one to buy today. Our home is all wood and tile, with just a few area rugs. We liked the idea of the Shark Vertex Pro, but we had to consider that we are a household of 5 (4 adults), and when we had the Dyson V8, we often had a bone to pick when multiple people needed to use it, but had to account for charging. So we went with the Shark Rotator ADV since it’s quite similar to the Vertex Pro, but with the dependability of a cord. After doing our entire house in one go, we’re so impressed. We hope it keeps up like this because WOW. Now we go longer between deep cleaning sweeps, and everyone can vacuum on the same day lol!
that is great to hear! Thanks for watching!
I kinda had the same problem with fighting over the vacuum when the kids were cleaning or even the wife always forgetting to put the vacuum back on the charge or forgetting where she left it. So I liked the shark stick vertex duoclean so much I bought another shark stick model n then another n another n another n so on. Ive got 2 kids a vacuum for each as well as a vacuum for each of the 3levels of our home. In all I've got 6 shark stick vacuums 2 Samsung's both jet 75+ n 2 dysons a V8 absolute and a v12 detect...the shark vertex pro in black silver n deep red is hands down everyone's fav which is even more annoying cuz me buying all those vacuums so the kids don't fight meant shit. They Both chose my fav n now fight over it
Amazing, bless you for your hardwork on the information you share.
So nice of you! Thanks!
I'd love to see a wet/dry vacuums review!
@vacuum wars another great video thank you. would love to know your top 4 and 5 picks as we can’t get sharks delivered to Portugal and the omni glide wouldn’t work cos we have a couple of rugs in the house.
Great video! Can you name a cordless stick that can accommodate universal attachments that can also go with built in vacuums? Most seem to have custom click in attachments. I like the built in type of hard floor attachment and I’m trying to find a stick to go with that.
I love your reviews! What I keep seeing on Amazon reviews are failures after just months. I was, in particular, looking at the Tineco wet/dry vacs. I started looking for stick vacs after seeing a few failure vids on the w/d ones. My favorite Fuller stick vac actually had smoke coming out of it. So it's time to find a long-lasting reliable option.
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This is such a great informative video! Thank you for making it.
You are so welcome! Thank you!
Love your videos. Always insightful and informative.
Can you do a video on commercial backpack vacuums?
Thanks! So I can't make any promises, but thank you for that suggestion.
@vacuumwars i have seen a lot of your videos and i respect your work.. i have one question for you.. I was about to buy a vacuum cleaner.. and I'm confused between Dyson v11 absolute pro and Dyson v12 slim detect.
Both are almost same price. But v12 doesn't come with swivel tool and extension hose and also has only 11 cyclone motor compared to 15 in v11 which makes its suction power at par with v10
So I'm confused if I should choose v12 for just a little extra money. Which is actually v10 with lcd screen and laser light in my opinion. Or get the v11 instead..
Thanks in advance.
Bought a lupe 100% because of you and really happy with it
That is good to hear. Thank you.
Thank you! What a great review!
I do wish that included in the video or a little note at the end the cost of replacement batteries for the cordless vacuums can be between $80 and $120!?! Ouch!
Otherwise great, great review!
Your reviews are the best, keep them coming.
In your opinion, which Shark vac is the best for hardwood floors, with a couple of rooms of carpet thrown in for good measure? Prefer a cordless unit (if good run on a full charge), but corded is an okay 2nd choice. Great channel.
I was just googling this!! Thank you!
That's great! You are so welcome!
I got the shark vertex pro because of you ..and i love it!
That is great to hear! Thank you!
I purchased the Shark Rotator Lift Away based on a previous review you did and it is without a doubt the best vacuum I’ve ever owned. Of course getting one of the even higher priced ones would be great, but it does literally everything I need it to do with aplomb.
Great to hear! Thanks for coming back around and letting me know!
Do you have a durability vacuum video? My shark apex duo clean is almost 3 yrs old and the tiny wheels are wearing out.
Would you please recommend me the most quiet corded vacuum for hard floors? Thank you for your help
Question… will picking up lots of finer powders (something like baking soda) damage motor and kill it? regardless of models
Question my friend if you could find it would you be willing to test the bissell garage pro vacuum
Thank you for the thorough testing and data gathering! I went with #2! Appreciate it.
Glad it helped!
What was #2?
@@KnightOfJoy shark AVD!
do you think soft rollers are good for rough tiles floors? (like terracotta, where it's a mix of flat but rough tiles and half inch grouts) thanks!
I'm trying to figure out what are the best models that can both vacuum & mop. Since wet+dry robots top-out at roughly 5KPa, and cordless human-operated ones reach much higher than that - I currently prefer the cordless human-operated models. However, there's no clear cut list of the best ones. In Israel, some popular models are the Dreame H11 Max and the Jimmy HW8 Pro. Would be nice to get your input on the matter, as vacuum+mop functions in a single appliance are more desired than just having one or the other.
You should consider reviewing one of the newer LG A9s. Both the A927KVMS and A929KVM come with two of their newer batteries and an extended vacuum time.
Neither comes with the soft roller attachment sadly, but they sell the soft roller attachment directly on their website currently for $108 and it's in stock.
I live in Norway and the selection of vacuum cleaners available to us seems completely different.
I'd be really interested to see what you think of the makes and models available from the 2 big electronic retailers here, Power and Elkjøp.
I feel like you aren’t looking at all the vacuums that could be could for hard floors. Shark, Dyson, LG, and Samsung are all a very small part of the market. You didn’t have the Sebo Felix on here which is amazing on hard floors or any canisters. You should start reviewing different brands such as Miele, Lindhaus, Numatic, and Sebo.
Yes but non soft roller vacuums struggle with actually dusting floors. Dust that actually need more than airflow to remove. It’s like trying to dust furniture by just blowing instead of using a dusting wand.
If your vacuum is powerful enough you won’t have an issue with “dusting floors”. The reason these vacuums have soft rollers is because they are underpowered and need that extra help to pickup debris. Soft rollers also scratch your floor since they are basically scraping the debris towards the air path of the vacuum.
Plus more shit to break meanwhile Henry will fall off a building 5 times and be fine or have minor cosmetic damage or easily fixable functional damage
@@battery_wattage That's why floor heads have bristles or squeegees though.
@@battery_wattage not at all. My Henry picks up literally everything on hard floors. Doesn't have a soft roller yet is powerful enough to pick up even fine dust and things like glitter.
Great video thank you!!
You are so welcome!
have you done a review on the Shark Flex DuoClean hv391? i got that from goodwill and seems good but was wondering how compared to others. the ones you did kinda look like it was cordless and mine has a cord.
Hi, I love your channel, would you please do a test for top vacuum for shag carpet?
I could not find anything on your channel for this and would love to hear your advice.
There's two rugs that I have in mind one is the rug we have (SAFAVIEH Milan Shag Collection SG180) and the other is very similar only the California version instead of the Milan. Both rugs are very popular on Amazon and both have very high pile I believe about 2". We originally ordered the California shag but had to return it because it kept getting caught in our vacuum the pile is much less dense. The Milan rug is what we currently have and we use the Kirby to clean it. We actually just bought the shark vertex pro thanks to your videos as the Kirby is too heavy for every day use. But I would love to see how your test would come out if you introduced a high pile shag rug.
Thanks so much.
2:35 the head for the carpet is as good for hard floors. The soft roller has too many drawbacks only for the advantage for taking in larger debris easily. in fairness, i would have picked the Shark as Number 1 too. It just beats the Dyson on many areas except maybe for the frequency of cleaning the filters
Which vacuum does best on carpet? Like I’m talking lawn mowing lines, but for carpet.
Thank you for this vireo. Can you PLEASE do a video on comparing the best wet/dry vacuum/mop combos?
I can't promise as to when - but eventually. Thank you for watching.
Great video again! I am also curious about the Xiaomi vacuum cleaners. Maybe something for the next video's?
Thank you for the suggestion!
Do the models thst have a regular carpet rollwr and a soft roller have a risk of the carpet roller scratching hard floors, or does it not make contact with the hard floor?
I have Hallmark Organic 567 engineered wood floors that have an oil finish and the company states that only canister vacuums with a non rotating hard floor brush head must be used. Your thoughts? Any testing with those?
this was awesome. thanks
You're welcome!
I use a Shop Vac type. It works.
Hi, I own a home cleaning business and some of my clients have lots of pet hair but one has lots of carpet and my other customer has a few rugs mostly hardwood floors…. I have no idea which vacuum to use… do you recommend one that’s not to expensive but can work great?
Is there a video for the best vacuum cleaner for hardwood floors / pet hair? I have no carpets in my house but have a three dogs! Been looking to buy a vacuum cleaner but not sure which one works the best!
Q: How do you decide what is more important - suction at airhose or airflow? i.e. Shark Vertex Pro has very high suction but very low airflow.... What does the low airflow not do well?
I’ve always loved my Dyson stick vacs and my fleet of robotic cleaners… but Bissel Crosswave changed the game for me. I run my crosswave cordless max over my hardwood and tile floors every day and it’s always totally spotless. No more broom and dustpan, no more swiffer… saves so much time, I couldn’t go back. In fact, the dyson is now collecting dust and my roomba and scooba collection remains on eternal standby.
The wet/dry vaccuums such as the Bissell Crosswave or Tineco Floor One S3 seem like a better option for many of us.
I really hope Dyson either brings out a bigger omniglide or makes in an available head on their other vacuums
Any thoughts on the Wyze stick vacuum?
I wish you would include a shag rug in your reviews, and report whether it tries to eat the rug, or stalls out. Or can vacuum it and move on. I assume the Shark cordless vertexes could do it, only because I have that Shark Vertex Duoclean corded HZ2002. The one with for some reason worse filtration (why shark! it was almost perfect, besides the filter) But under use, the filter is fine, but most importantly it can vacuum my shag rug in my tiny house. I have less than 300 sq ft of floor space, and 1 5x7 shag rug, and the corded vertex duoclean can vacuum it fine. I tried a corded shark , not sure which model, but it was way to powerful even on hardfloor mode.
p.s. of all the videos that even showed that vacuum and yours barely mentioned it, you are the only one that seems to actually look at the manual, or have figured out that you can hang the powerhead low on the wand when storing it.
U can use the micro and omni glide on carpets u just need the mini motorised tool attached
Hey i absolutely love your videos
Thank you!
In two of your UA-cam posting (Best of 2022 and this one) you said the Shark Vertex Pro has 24 minutes on max power. The manual states 10. Amazon reviewers states about 10. And my test is a bit less than 10. May I ask how you got 24 minutes on max power? (IT has low, medium, maximum power.) Thanks.
I got a Bissell Plus 3553 yesterday but don't know really nothing bout it, could u help me if u can. It's a small wide area dual motor vacuum.
Shark pro plus a separate steam mop, or bissel steam mop/vac combo, or tineco s3?
The rotator doesn't do a good job at going under Beds though. Is that correct? Thanks
So have you reviewed ever the...Platinum Collection Cyclonic Bagless Upright?? It's the vacuum i owned for years and I love it... I don't see any reviews of it
Great job
Thanks!
Wish there were some comments on decibel level for these products.
And how are the various companies on customer service and problem resolution?
I find canister vacuums MUCH MUCH easier to use than uprights. I use my shark vertex for carpets and dyson canister with non powered hard floor attachment and it's the perfect combo. Canisters have ZERO handle weight thus perfect manoeuvrability. Seems like canisters are not too popular stateside? Very common here in Australia
I wholeheartedly agree! I tried the Dyson stick vacuum and it is so uncomfortable to hold!
Great video! Vacuuming made fun!😻
Glad you liked it!!
I love your reviews. It helps tremendously in deciding what to buy because it can be a bit overwhelming sometimes because of the plethora of choices out there. I came across the Workhorse vacuum It used to be Cleartrak would you please if you can find time to do a review
I can't make any promises right now, but thank you for that suggestion.
Do any of the robot vacuums use the soft heads that are ideal for hard floors?
The Level of detail, I love your videos. Most Useful UA-cam channel I have ever come across. However, I have one question.
Is there a "one size fits all vacuum" out there? I.e usable on hard floors, Mops hard floors, cleans carpets, upholstery, powerful and wet/dry compatible like a shop vac.
In short, the ultimate cleaning machine, corded or cordless doesn't matter.
Please let me know, I would love to know your thoughts.
First, I love your channel. You provide the gold standard, in my opinion, of vacuum reviews.
A thought for future reviews. I’m not sure how you would do it. But it would be really helpful to a significant subset of your viewers, I believe, if you could cover things like strategies for using a robot vacuum in a home with multiple raised floors. Do people all manually move the robots to higher/lower floors? Are there other approaches? Do some robot vacuums lend themselves to handling this better than others?
Of course, the simple solution, though not elegant, is to either manually move the robot or determine where the robot is most needed and/or use a non-robotic vacuum for other locations.
And please forgive me if you’ve covered this in one of your videos and I somehow missed it.
Thanks. well you are definitely on to something. Last year Dyson filed some patents for a stair climbing robot. www.theverge.com/2021/9/5/22658346/patent-dyson-robot-stairs-vacuum-hand
@@VacuumWars thanks for the quick reply. I’ll check out the link.
Note that I’m only talking about raised or sunken floors. But I get it that the concept is similar to having a robot actually climb multiple stairs rather than go up or down one step to a raised or sunken floor.
What if you put the normal cleaner head on the other two dysons?
I got my vertex pro and my brother has the v15 detect. Minus the laser on the v15 detect I perfer my vertex pro. It's been one of the best vacuums I've ever used.
That is great to hear. I am glad you are happy with it.
@@VacuumWars thanks! It was your review that made be buy the vertex pro!
It's a sad to find that we don't have the 1st winner vacuum sell here in Australia😢 Been looking and wanting to buy it because of your recommendation🥺
Any other alternative vacuum which similar to that? (*except dyson pls, as I'm ready to move on from them🤧)
Thanks heaps for your honest review!
Which one would be your go-to on a basic everyday level: Dyson 15v or Shark Vertex Pro Powered lift Cordless? (most convenient/efficient) :-))
What is the best Dry/Wet Vacuum ? Could you may please add that category to your website too? :)
You didn’t try the iRobot h1 hand held vacuum with extension kit I find it pretty good for floors
Good stuff! Thank you.!
You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
Review the target special shark apex with power fins, could be better than the vertex 🤷♂️
Well just bought the 1 pick need something versatile to clean the house and cars due to the kids hopefully it performs amazing
Hope you enjoy it!
Happy to see the vertex pro cordless doing well. My 3 year old p50 that I got because of you is still doing amazingly well for our mostly hardwood home. Thanks for the vid!
Edit: vacuum names. I have the pro cordless predecessor the p50 and it's excellent
That is great to hear, and thank you for watching for three years!!!
So how is the shark ultralight corded in the filtration results? Seems a shame for such a nice vacuum if it fails in that.
I bought the #1 Shark here as I have a large house of mostly hardwood floors. I HATE it! Just got it. Used it for about 20 min trying all the different speeds and such until the battery ran out. The battery got so hot it shut down. You have to wait 45 min. when the battery gets hot. Then it takes 3 hours to charge! But the reason I hate it is how much it torches my wrist because while it's not heavy the motor is heavy when you have to control the constant swivel. Is is always trying to twist to either side and my wrist and elbow were tired (I'm a very active 50 yo female). So, I'm still looking.
Can you please review Wyze Cordless Vacuum?!!