Interesting article. www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/reviews/best-cordless-stick-vacuum/#what-about-dysons-reliability I've always claimed Consumer Reports and other similar organisations are glorified internet cowboys behind a paywall. Their testing is not done to formal industry standards and their entire approach is subjective and otherwise flawed. Rabid vacuum enthusiasts, that double up as Dyson racists, have long cited CR in lieu of real evidence. It turns out I was right all along. CR apparently disowned Dyson on 'reliability' grounds, but it turns out their ‘testing’ and categorisation was flawed. They lumped corded stick vacs with cordless ones, which meant that this unfairly advantaged weaker manufacturers who make such machines, but Dyson don’t. They later corrected for this appalling mistake, and it turns out when they did, that Dyson are no less reliable than any other manufacturer. In other words, they and all their supporters citing CR, in lieu of real evidence, were completely wrong. Yet CR haven't updated their original article to be honest and clear about their mistake, so are still misleading the rabid vacuum enthusiasts who lack the mental capacity to avoid being misled in the first place. And the article notices something I’ve always said; the reason why Dyson has a disproportionally greater number of negative reviews is because it has a much larger fanbase of grumps. And, to top it all off, the criteria which define what ‘unreliable’ means isn’t even defined in that article (or by CR, as far as I'm aware). Presumably it’s the battery, which are currently 3rd party components and would explain why most products equally fail. The article does a poor job at giving any details and evidencing any claims about low reliability, relying on subjectivity and vague testimony, as well as having an ad hominem crack at Dyson's 'smugness', which is a very weak line of reasoning. You can still read all the forums etc. where the rabid vacuum enthusiasts are still to this day citing the now flawed non-reasoning given by CR, to satiate their Dyson racism. Look out for it, make sure you're aware of the facts to help protect yourself against the worst out there that peddle nonsense.
@Dysonballs
3 жыл бұрын
Finally someone showing how to vacuum properly! Slow forward and backward strokes overlapping and letting the machine do the work which it’s designed to do.
@VacuumFacts
3 жыл бұрын
It's one of the many things I've criticised about the rabid vacuum enthusiasts who attack me unprovoked and relentlessly on this channel. Many times you can see them vacuuming too fast and sloppily, without any understanding of what the machine is doing at smaller scales, in total contrast to their absurd conclusions.
@Dysonballs
3 жыл бұрын
Least you know your vacuuming correctly and showing it too. A lot of people don’t know or understand this basic principle of vacuuming a carpet. That’s how I learnt and understood the reasonings of this method. Most of the major carpet manufacturers recommend this way of vacuuming their carpets. Some carpet manufacturers in the past recommend different directions of the front and backward overlapping strokes too!
@Dysonballs
3 жыл бұрын
Yes a lot of people vacuum to fast then wonder and blame the machine and say it’s not working or performing properly!
@nathancrombie8393
3 жыл бұрын
Amazing content! I have a v11 and completely agree with you in every aspect! My v11 has had an issue with the trigger, but Dyson’s excellent customer service sent out a new body and ta dah! Works great! Keep up the good work. :)
@fuzzy1237
3 жыл бұрын
Best thing I’ve ever bought
@peterwan816
3 жыл бұрын
Calling them knock off is a bit too harsh for the other manufacturers…
@VacuumFacts
3 жыл бұрын
Given that they simply reproduce, produce less-effective clones of features, and fail to innovate anything new, I think it's the most accurate description to account for the observations.
@sassylrhg
2 жыл бұрын
SOLD! A V11 coming right up! Thanks
@VacuumFacts
2 жыл бұрын
The V15 is newer and better. And it might not be too long before the successor to that is out.
@somethinginteresting2202
2 жыл бұрын
Your home looks immaculately clean and tidy. Sometimes i wish reviewers homes looked a lot more unkept - like mine 🙄. I wonder how well they’d cope with hoovering in a messier situation.
@VacuumFacts
2 жыл бұрын
Exactly the same if you follow the manual and don't abuse the machine :)
@sbomorse
4 жыл бұрын
I still have my V10. The trigger broke so I bought a new motor unit for £83. I think there's not much justification for buying the V11 unless you have a very dirty home (as in kids, pets etc) Considering how excellent the V10 is, I would still chose it again over the V11.
@VacuumFacts
4 жыл бұрын
The V10 was great and still hugely better than every single copycat clone. Would love to know exactly how a trigger breaks, but pity it sounds like that was out of warranty.
@sbomorse
4 жыл бұрын
@@VacuumFacts the trigger sank into the body and it was almost inoperable. I unscrewed the battery and noticed the spring that worked with the trigger was jammed and the plastic was bent and stuck on the spring. So I just bit the bullet and replaced the main unit as I couldn't sort the trigger out myself.
@VacuumFacts
4 жыл бұрын
@@sbomorse Should have taken a photo. Did you even contact Dyson? Even though not legally obliged to, they might have been nice and offered you a free fix/discount even though it was out of warranty just for being a loyal customer with no previous record.
@sbomorse
4 жыл бұрын
@@VacuumFacts stupidly I nearly sold it for parts as it's the Absolute model and I got so many people message. Then one told me I could fix it with a new body which was cheaper than buying a new vacuum. In fact I bought the new Vax Blade 4 and it's was atrocious. Used it once, packed it back up and returned it immediately. The Dyson only cost £83 to fix and I'm glad I did - nothing compares (apart from the V11!)
@bojandjordjevic1890
4 жыл бұрын
amazing is v11. People “laughed” at me as much as I talked about Dyson. I've looked since I've had Dyson. Plus best of all it collects dog hair. Keep recording :). I'm interested in your clips and THANK YOU for the information that I don't need to clean the vacuum cleaner like I seen on youtube
@VacuumFacts
4 жыл бұрын
Yeah. They laughed at the V10. Said things like "oh, it only has 16 airwatts" showing frightening ignorance of basic science, and recorded videos of trying to vacuum for 6 minutes. And then suddenly, they go quiet and scuttle back under their damp, mildewed bridges as the world starts to copy off Dyson in every way possible without violating patents. Egg on their faces, really. Ignoramuses. Edit: And yes, there're lots of misleading YT videos out there suggesting you need to do unnecessary maintenance. It's all propaganda or ignorance. If you want to learn facts, stick to my videos and compare them to other nonsense you see out there that isn't evidence-supported.
@Ecksterphono
Жыл бұрын
And the SV15 V11 absolute pro extra has a removable battery.
@huxley309
3 жыл бұрын
I've just used my V11, it's my first Dyson and proper cordless. The thing is a beast, I had no idea so much was left behind. Did my room, landing and stairs and still only used 15% battery. Should have bought one earlier.
@VacuumFacts
3 жыл бұрын
Yeah, I never looked back. I used a mains Dyson recently after years of using the V10/11 and holy crap what an unwieldy nightmare. Dyson were right; cordless is the future and only they do it right so far, after all these years since the V10 mains replacement. Shameful for the industry which under-invested, lacked good ideas, and tried to jump on the bandwagon with a cheap kludge at the customers' expense. And all these copycat clones that just don't work and give people the wrong idea that cordless can't replace a mains and isn't very good. How cheap copycat clones sully an original great idea is discussed here kzitem.info/news/bejne/tpWnuWafb3qChY4
@huxley309
3 жыл бұрын
@@VacuumFacts Thanks I'll be sure to watch it. I was going to buy a dreame T20, suction wise it's meant to be inbetween a V10 and V11. But I figured if you want the performance of a Dyson then go and buy one, as these clones only keep playing chase. Mind you the thing badly needs a trigger lock.
@VacuumFacts
3 жыл бұрын
@@huxley309 They play chase but literally none can achieve mains-performance yet. They lack the critical technology needed (namely a highly power dense motor). You can't 'clone' that; you either have it or you don't. They don't, so can't have a cordless mains replacement, and certainly not without evaporating a battery in a few minutes with a heavier bulky motor substitute.
@parwaz7861
3 жыл бұрын
@@VacuumFacts what Dyson corded model did you use recently?
@VacuumFacts
3 жыл бұрын
@@parwaz7861 Future vid... (probably)
@parwaz7861
4 жыл бұрын
Perfect timing cos I’m Looking to get a v11!
@VacuumFacts
4 жыл бұрын
ha you only just got a V10!
@parwaz7861
4 жыл бұрын
Vacuum Facts I returned it lol it didn’t feel much more powerful than the V8 (I was expecting it to be a massive difference but I guess the head is the same design and the suction isn’t much massively better So imma get the v11 next 😄
@VacuumFacts
4 жыл бұрын
@@parwaz7861 I never had a V8 (or 6) so couldn't say for sure. But they weren't marketed as mains replacements and were for 'quick pickups'. So like all the pathetic copycat clones polluting the marketplace atm.
@parwaz7861
4 жыл бұрын
Vacuum Facts hahaha, the v8 was quite amazing for its time tbh, almost as powerful as the v10 but not quite It’s just I have a few thick carpets and the brushbar doesn’t have enough bristles to pick up embedded hair Hair is like a needle and sticks out the carpet
@VacuumFacts
4 жыл бұрын
@@parwaz7861 The V11 has been the best cleaner I've ever owned. By far. Overall, nothing (except the V10) touches its convenience, polish, performance, and general technical brilliance. None of the copycat clones can even approach it because they simply don't have the technical prowess to produce a highly power dense motor, and they can't steal their cyclonic filtration tech, so primarily rely on filters like a pathetic peasant. I'm planning a video exposing the dodgy tricks and sloppy kludges of how lesser companies have approached the cordless revolution. It's embarrassing for the tech industry to be so far behind in critical component technologies.
@VacMaster1991
4 жыл бұрын
I just saw your latest video. 10 pounds for 4 bags. LOL, its $20usd for them here. I use a tiny Miele FJM bag every WEEK on my dirt. 20 divide by 4, $5 each. Times 52 weeks per year. That's $260 per year! Ouch. One reason my Miele C2 is in a closet and never gets used. My house isn't exceptionally dirty either. 3 people 3 cats. I live in Arizona so no mud. Some dust. Shoes are not allowed inside. Cat litter, cat food, hair and dander is what fills the bags. I used my Miele C2 for 1 week straight and filled the bag up completely.
@VacuumFacts
4 жыл бұрын
Bags are a false economy. kzitem.info/news/bejne/0aqElp-hiKZ4hoI Only the worst of the companies keep them going because they know there are idiots out there that will mindlessly shell out their cash for more. A fool and their money... Over the lifetime of the machine, it works out more expensive than a top end Dyson. And the idiots who scoff at Dyson's pricetag (whilst simultaneously ignoring their favourite Miele cordless stick vac is more expensive, even though you don't get anything like as good a product) are the ones gobbling up these bags, blissfully ignorant of their own contradictory stupidity.
@Dysonballs
3 жыл бұрын
Be interesting where the design and technology will go on the next version when launched (V12). Having seen the latest Digital Slim, the Omni-Glide models launched in Japan and the latest model Dyson Micro 1.5kg it’s interesting to see the designs and technology they use there too! The Micro looks impressive for it size. Like the Omni-Glide the Micro has a power button which considering the 20 minute runtime a trigger like the V11 I would of thought would of been better to utilise runtime. There is obviously a reason for doing that!
@blackice7408
4 жыл бұрын
Imagine if they made a cinetic version of this stik vac. But that means they have to add in the fact that the vac will at times be used at low suction - which may not be enough to make the cinetic tips work, the vac may be used upside down, and the shroud needs to be skinny and small for the best proper dirt seperation
@VacuumFacts
4 жыл бұрын
They'd maybe need to ditch the concept of variable speed modes and go back to a single, optimised speed, like with the plugin vacs. Then they could tune the cinetic tips to work for that motor speed. And even then, the HEPA should be easily accessible and washable just to keep the ignorant whiners at bay.
@blackice7408
4 жыл бұрын
@@VacuumFacts right? They always have something to complain about. And maybe the compromise might have to be a suction setting between medium and max suction
@VacuumFacts
4 жыл бұрын
@@blackice7408 The value would be determined by many factors, including cleaning performance measured to industry standards, how hard it clamps, and energy consumption (battery life).
@VacMaster1991
4 жыл бұрын
I personally have 2 V10's. I love them both. They make cleaning easier. And your right. Other brands just take dyson tech, make a cheap copy and sell it for the same price or even more😅
@VacuumFacts
4 жыл бұрын
ikr. The Miele triflex 4kg copycat clone, with its much smaller capacity battery, is £679! Less product for more cost! And the rabid vacuum enthusiasts, who almost keel over having a seething, rage-induced heart attack, complete with a throbbling blue vein pulsating on their beaming, sweating brow, because of the 'overpriced' Dysons they hate with palpable passion, are all diehard Miele fans who irrationally defend their products to the death! We're talking *that* ridiculous and hypocritical! It's hilarious. But hey; maybe they should take a page out of the book of bullshit from the kirby fans; maybe they can 'buy it second-hand' for a fraction of the cost and bypass this embarrassing contradiction. 😅
@VacMaster1991
4 жыл бұрын
@@VacuumFacts LOL, Most people make the claim of "I cant clean my whole house in 1 go so I cant get a cordless vacuum" . The whole point is to make cleaning easier so you can do small parts of your house at a time and never let your place get filthy in the first place. Plus get a load of this, The Miele Triflex pulls 28 in of water on max. The V11 pulls over 100 on max and 30 on low. Sad. 40 or so on eco.
@VacuumFacts
4 жыл бұрын
@@VacMaster1991 Exactly. And yes, the sheer level technological advancement of Dyson's digital motors, as measured by their power density, is about a decade beyond the competition. The new brushless motors in some of the copycat clones are at the same performance level of the DC35! That's truly embarrassing for the technology industry who lacked any vision and discipline to advance. And hence why Dyson are creaming them up the wall. The reason why suction is important I've discussed here kzitem.info/news/bejne/uLChrKqDhateeKQ and here kzitem.info/news/bejne/0oCix3abqoikano . It's simple Ohm's Law, taught to everyone at secondary school. Suction overcomes the resistance to airflow that carpet pile introduces, to help sustain sufficient airflow through the pile. This is why all the clowns out there, who measure open hose airflow or use those daft boxes with a hole in and imply what they measure is sustained on carpet, are complete misleading ignoramuses. And they're always the ones hostile to sources of facts that try to help that shocking level of misunderstanding.
@VacuumFacts
4 жыл бұрын
Something I don't understand is why you got rid of your V11. The head was never broken on yours.
@VacMaster1991
4 жыл бұрын
@@VacuumFacts l Yes, mine actually did break. The plastic clips broke on the roller bearing. I accidentally vacuumed up the pieces, LOL. The white rings was rubbing against the brush roll and making a burning smell.
@Boodieman72
4 жыл бұрын
The Outsize version has removable batteries. My only issue with the V11 is the lack of the full sized Dok like the V10 has / had.
@VacuumFacts
4 жыл бұрын
Yes, it does, and it's only currently available in the US and AUS. Although, all new V11s have removable batteries now-a virtual irrelevancy because most don't need more than 1 battery and failures are rare. I've personally never found any value in the Dok TBH, but each to their own.
@Boodieman72
4 жыл бұрын
@@VacuumFacts When I got my V10 there was a special offer when you could get the dok for free and the extra tools in a case that slides into the dok, for free as well. I just can't justify the cost of the V11 as I already have the V10.
@VacuumFacts
4 жыл бұрын
@@Boodieman72 Yeah, I can appreciate that; it's very expensive. If you want something, you just have to save up and get it when it's out. I suspect many are saving for a V12.
@Boodieman72
4 жыл бұрын
@@VacuumFacts I think Dyson will have to come up with something way better for me to upgrade me V10 while it's still working, like some of those things you mentioned in the video. It would be nice if there was a way to know when you reach the max fill line by something in the display.
@Domina7ion
4 ай бұрын
Is there anything that a competitor does that you think dyson should impliment?
@VacuumFacts
4 ай бұрын
It's a good question I always think about. There's nothing from others that doesn't come with major drawbacks that makes things net worse off. Shark made the best effort but their output was gimmicky in the end with little real world benefit. The competition's battery technology is inferior, their motors are inferior, their design and usability is inferior. Dyson have no true competition, and that's not a good thing-not least because it wrongly makes me sound biased to state a fact. Dyson's competition is nothing but corner-cutting and cloning at your expense to make a fast buck to undercut them. True competition requires major investment in R&D and imagination to solve real-world problems. That's expensive, and when you've got the pockets of greedy shareholders to line (unlike Dyson), then you don't have that luxury. Looking at what Dyson is about to release in this space soon (and a little further beyond), they're about to jump leaps and bounds over the non-competition again and I guarantee they'll all copy as closely as they can because it's a better solution. If another company excelled beyond what Dyson do, I'd be all over it. Instead, I just have to state facts and look biased (to idiots).
@Domina7ion
4 ай бұрын
@@VacuumFacts Wow, Dyson must be doing something amazing, I've never heard of any other industry so dominated by one firm.
@VacuumFacts
4 ай бұрын
I think it's partly down to their business model, as I've discussed in other posts. I can't think of another example actually where one company is hugely dominating over others. But then again, I can't really think of a big firm which also doesn't have shareholders. Maybe Tesla for EVs but Dyson was right on their heels until they pulled out, ironically because they would have needed shareholders to become enslaved by to raise enough money.
@Domina7ion
4 ай бұрын
@@VacuumFacts You mentioned that Dyson invented the chordless vacuum and everyone else copied - I'm sure my gran had one from decades ago before Dyson was a thing as far as I know. What specifically did they invent?
@VacuumFacts
4 ай бұрын
They invented the cordless STICK vac form factor. Essentially the vacuum in the hand, and with modular components to toggle between handheld and a full-sized mains replacement. The DC35 was the first such machine in 2010. Some years after that, the first clones started to appear. Now, I don't think there's a single major manufacturer who doesn't have a stick vac clone.
@natej4230
3 жыл бұрын
Eh you should run it until it's dead. I have seen 3 V11's with bad batteries from running it and then sticking it back on the charger. These also have an issue with the switches breaking I have noticed. Garbage. Simplicity S65 is better.
@VacuumFacts
3 жыл бұрын
Forgive me for not being convinced by your statistically insignificant anecdote and other vague claims.
@Oliver-zz3uy
4 жыл бұрын
5:49 That is only partly correct. Dirt coats the walls of the internals which causes smells. To prove this, if you open the machine's bin and tab the side, dirt will fall out from the centre. This dirty is trapped and will cause smells over time.
@VacuumFacts
4 жыл бұрын
Anywhere smelly material collects along the air path (so not the internal cyclone discharge chamber) will be where smells can originate from. But most of the smell comes from the bin because that's where most of the smelly material is. I've got two other videos on the topic of odours linked to in the description. This was a short review, so I couldn't go into details.
@Oliver-zz3uy
4 жыл бұрын
@@VacuumFacts Okay!
@annademchenko8971
3 жыл бұрын
Hello Dyson Master, I wanted to ask you for your opinion, I have a opportunity to buy dyson v11 very cheap on black Friday sales in my country, should I buy or wait for v12 ?
@VacuumFacts
3 жыл бұрын
ha I'm not a dyson master (I've no allegiance to them). I can't make financial purchasing decisions for you. Do you want a V11 or a V12 and how much money are you willing to spend? Do you want it to let it burn a hole in your pocket? I've no idea whether there'll even be a 'V12' soon, or what it will even be. Personally, I'm saving up for one, but whether I buy one depends on what it is like. It's instant gratification vs patience and reward.
@godcore223
4 жыл бұрын
so i got this vacuum a few weeks ago and when i vacuum and then stop it makes a weird notice never had a happa filter so i thought it might be that but thought ill ask?
@blackice7408
4 жыл бұрын
Yeah you want that hepa filter. Why would you want the dirt that the machine sucked up to be blown back into the air that you breathe? The hepa filter plus the sealed sustem will help keep the dirt in the bin and then in the trash where it belongs
@godcore223
4 жыл бұрын
@@blackice7408 I'm asking if it's suppose to make a noise..
@blackice7408
4 жыл бұрын
@@godcore223 no. Are you hearing like a 'boing' soind when you let go of the trigger?
@godcore223
4 жыл бұрын
@@blackice7408 yes that's what I'm talking about
@blackice7408
4 жыл бұрын
@@godcore223 there are a set of magnets that activate and stop the suction blade from spinning when you let go of the trigger. When the blade spins when you let go of the trigger, it draws juice from the battery. So the boing you hear is tue magnets activating a magnetic field to stop the suction fan from spinning as quickly as possible so it doesnt draw battery power. Its normal
@123yashahari
3 жыл бұрын
One of my friends recently purchased 2 V11 outsize models! One for their main home and one for their farmhouse. The only complaint they had was the unit was a bit heavy on the forearm. But eh, they chose that over their much older DC25. They have lots of pets and it works great! Much quieter too. My personal V11 has been running fine since release, the bin hasn’t even clouded that much either. Also, after watching some of your videos I see that people complain about how these Dyson machines don’t last. Lol, just take care of it. It will last longer than you think that way. Amazes me how much people abuse their vacuums. If you follow proper maintenance, it should last. My personal favorite is when people claim that shark and dyson always end up in the repair shops the most. Well, yeah, that’s probably because they are the two most popular brands.
@pavano6970
4 жыл бұрын
Awesome content! Just bought a dyson v11 yesterday! The eco mode turns to yellow colour during vaccuming..why does this happen?
@VacuumFacts
4 жыл бұрын
Approaching low battery I think
@pavano6970
4 жыл бұрын
@@VacuumFacts I did charge it completely untill it showed 💯%
@VacuumFacts
4 жыл бұрын
@@pavano6970 Not sure then without seeing anything
@pavano6970
4 жыл бұрын
@@VacuumFacts dyson tech team told me that I have to completely drain and use battery for atleast 3 days inorder to improve algorithm!
@blackice7408
3 жыл бұрын
Ay man. Can you do a future vid on getting cheap replacement dyson v10 and v11 filters? I made the mistake of getting a second cheaper v10 filter so when i washed the factory one, i could just use the second one. However when i recieved the second filter, i noticed the pre motor filter was alot thinner and flimsy than the factory one and the hepa filter had less pleets and was as well thinner. And it made me question if the filteration would be greatly decreased which im sure it would be
@VacuumFacts
3 жыл бұрын
I wouldn't ever recommend getting third party bits for a Dyson. They're cheaper because they probably cut corners and might not work properly. Easiest way is to use a cool fan to blow dry the rinsed one. You can dab the pre-motor fabric part with tissue to absorb more water before drying. It will dry in much less than 24 hours. If you really want a second one (that works properly), you'd have to cough up for an official one. But there might be one going cheap on ebay every so often.
@blackice7408
3 жыл бұрын
@@VacuumFacts i wouldnt wanna get a used official dyson filter. Id rather pay for another brand new one. They are quality filters after all. Tnks
@heeheeriah
3 жыл бұрын
How is a Henry a copycat. It's cordless, that's it. If you say 'well it's cordless like the Dyson' then that is a copycat too, as Black + Decker made the first cordless vacuum.
@VacuumFacts
3 жыл бұрын
Seriously? It is a device used to clean carpets in the exact same way as a plug in vac. Except there's no cord. A black and decker 'cordless' wasn't used to vacuum carpets like an upright. How did you miss such a huge and obvious difference? It doesn't matter what the choice of cosmetic design is, as far as classification is concerned; if it sets out to do the same thing in the same way, but is battery-powered rather than mains, then it falls under the same product classification umbrella. Henry's cosmetic design IS different relative to other cordless cleaners (and not as good, as outlined in the review) but it's still a carpet cleaner that is otherwise identical to its mains counterpart, just lacking a cord. The cordless equivalent of a mains machine was done well for the first time by Dyson with the DC35, which was the first to introduce the modular stick format. Everyone else has now copied because Dyson showed how much better it was-just as they copied virtually every other idea they invented. However, only Dyson, still to this day, has achieved mains-level performance without the cord. That's pretty embarrassing for the technology industry.
@ChairyCrasher
3 жыл бұрын
@@VacuumFacts But the henry cordless has bags while dyson v11 is bagless, so it is not a copycat.
@VacuumFacts
3 жыл бұрын
@@ChairyCrasher Re-read the above comment. Next you'll be saying "But the henry is black and red, so it's not a copycat", missing the point again.
@natej4230
3 жыл бұрын
@@VacuumFacts But the DC35 came out after the Hoover Linx Cordless, and the Eureka Cordless Quickup, sooo
@VacuumFacts
3 жыл бұрын
@Nate J That's true actually, having looked it up, although they are not modular stick vacs, which Dyson invented. There was the odd cordless floor vac before the DC35 (going back to 2004 as far as I can trace). I revise my comment above to be that it took until the DC35 to show cordless can actually be done well. Then cordless mains stick vac formfactor exploded in popularity after Dyson popularised them, showing they can achieve mains performance.
@Faisalkamalahmed
4 жыл бұрын
After watching this video I went and watched a couple other videos on your channel, and all I wanted to say is thank you for your honest feedback! Most of the videos/comments that I came across were discouraging and I was thinking of retuning my V11 back. Not exactly sure why there’s unnecessary disdain for dyson products
@VacuumFacts
4 жыл бұрын
People with an inferiority complex will always hate the top dog.
@VacuumFacts
3 жыл бұрын
Except that contradicts plenty of observations your assumption is false. My DC35 (the first Dyson stick vac) was like new after 7 years. Your hate is mindless and uninformed by any evidence. You live on another planet.
@Dysonballs
3 жыл бұрын
@vacuum facts you may have seen on Dyson USA website home page ‘Our newest vacuum technology arrives soon’! The image shown some seem to think headlight has been added! I think it points to other technology! They have trade marked the name V12 Detect! I’m sure all will be revealed very soon! I see the V11 Animal comes with 2 filters now which for pet owners be useful.
@VacuumFacts
3 жыл бұрын
Given the apparent laser speckle, it's not likely a headlight. They're possibly using laser scatter for particle detection (of dust, perhaps, to control suction rate in auto mode?), given the TM, which is a common technique in various areas of science. However, I'm surprised they aren't cryptically promoing new battery technology, which suggests they might not have affordably cracked their solid state batteries yet, which would be a disappointment.
@Dysonballs
3 жыл бұрын
I didn’t think it would be a headlight! Makes more sense with what you say. I was thinking I wonder if their solid state battery technology they are developing will make an appearance on the next model. If not they’ll crack it sooner or later!
@VacuumFacts
3 жыл бұрын
@@Dysonballs I think optimisations to power consumption are a stepping stone until big, power dense batteries are available over the next decade to replicate mains performance (~700 W drain) with long run times. At which point, I can see cinetic coming back and a single power mode (full) all the time, with suction relief to provide ease of use.
@Dysonballs
3 жыл бұрын
@Vacuum Facts yes I think your right there along with their ever improvements to their motor technology too. Interestingly I seen a few comments where some people say the updated V11’s with removable batteries seem to be a bit quieter and have a little more power in terms of suction/airflow! Yes the Cinetic will probably come back once the battery technology is there with full power! Maybe like the Omni-glide models they’ll use a power button! Yes you’ll need suction relief especially for delicate dusting jobs or ease of use as you say! Quite like the 3 modes they have currently have on the V11 but understand why that’s used at present!
@VacuumFacts
3 жыл бұрын
@@Dysonballs Outlandish, but I've been wondering about the significance of the letter X. Apparently, X-ray tomography research has been used to examine the internal evolution of the materials inside solid-state lithium batteries and pulsed lasers have been used to deposit chemical layers to build up their electrolytes. Time will tell, anyway.
@cloudyskies41
4 жыл бұрын
Better than the Dyson Cinetic vacuums?
@VacuumFacts
4 жыл бұрын
Well, in terms of filtration performance, no. But in terms of cleaning performance, yes. A Dyson vacuum is a sum of several modular technologies (cyclones, cleaner head, battery, motor). All those things are separate areas. The Cinetic cleaners had a less advanced cleaner head, and the newer machines have squeezed even more cleaning performance out of that area. But the Cinetic's filtration was astounding, and so good that it eliminated the need for a premotor filter. But to make it work required things not present in the V10/11, namely a fixed motor speed (and possibly the need to avoid tipping upside down).
@cloudyskies41
4 жыл бұрын
@@VacuumFacts Thanks, you had a great review of both the cinetic and V11 vacuums and trying to decide between two. Don't mind some occasional maintenance in exchange for ease of use but the filtration in the Cinetic systems is very cool. 👍
@VacuumFacts
4 жыл бұрын
@@cloudyskies41 Go for whatever is newest is my advice. It's likely to be better overall. The filtration on the V11 might not be quite as good as a cinetic, but it's still HUGELY superior to any other (non-Dyson) product on the market. I didn't wash my filter for 3 months when I first got my V11 as an experiment, and there was no measurable performance loss. The filtration is still exceptional. You can see the video here kzitem.info/news/bejne/tWmm2IyIZpOWgpw
@blakaeg
4 жыл бұрын
Yeah but wait until the 3 year mark. You won't get the same battery run time. We all know you just love Dyson. The battery will not last 15 years! James Dyson knows suckers like you will believe that and also because you love them, you will have obtained their next when it comes out, just like Apple and Samsung. You won't be able to obtain any spare parts from Dyson after 8 years once the model is discontinued. Dyson may have made the stick format popular but cordless was out before Dyson bought out the DC35. Oh btw when I've tried to sell one to an old person with arthritis, the in hand format was not suitable for them. I'm impressed by the machine, but it's not certainly built to last.
@VacuumFacts
4 жыл бұрын
You raise some good topics, but most need correction. No one has ever said 'the battery will last 15 years'. The video explains exactly what was claimed and why. Suggesting 'the battery will last 15 years' is, alas, an indicator of ignorance at this stage. Your seemingly arbitrary 3-year forecast is without any convincing reasoning and seems to contradict the evidence of the trends so far, as highlighted in my video showing zero reduction in full-charge run time despite 16 months of daily use. I had my DC35 for about 6 years and it operated just like new right up to when I sold it, which again, completely contradicts your suggestions. I, like many, will likely have upgraded after a few years anyway. I don't "love Dyson"; I love great tech, great design, great approach to problems, and work philosophies that strive to be the best. Dyson happen to champion that currently. It's as simple as that, and I can only put it down to tribal pettiness to see it otherwise. I've explained all this before but I'm finding people on the other side of the spectrum (namely the hostile 'vacuum enthusiasts') are immune to facts and reason and are full of mindless zealotry and hostility that only commands ridicule as a response. The concept of 'cordless' and 'portable' was well established before Dyson entered the scene, but *not* the concept of a floor-cleaning cordless stick vac that replaces a plugin, which combined all that together into a functional product constituting a new formfactor that is greater than the sum of its parts. Dyson absolutely invented that with the V10, but whose earlier formative itterations date back to the DC35 in 2009. Good ideas that do things better tend to become popular. Dyson lists their retired machines www.dyson.co.uk/support/journey/retired-machine . Many would want an upgrade to better technology after '8 years', just like with cars and, well, everything else with rapid improvement cycles. It's not necessarily a virtue for such technology devices to last too long. No one is using an old computer anymore and you don't hear people bragging about how good their first PC from the 90s still is. You also haven't evidenced your claim "it's not certainly built to last" at all, and it contradicts all the evidence out there suggesting it is built to last its intended lifetime of about 10 years (abuse and neglect excluded). Again, my DC35 was as good as new and the battery still worked fully several years later. Oh, and if the old person with arthritis wasn't able to handle a 3 kg Dyson, I'm sure one of the heavier copycat clones, or the 'lasts forever' Kirby's would work wonders for them-especially for stair cleaning lol
@Mortthemoose
Жыл бұрын
I've JUST bought my very first cordless....a Dyson v12 (the most up to date, lighter version) , and am blown away by it's deep cleaning ....however, it just stops the minute it gets onto my two doormats, it hurts my thumb joint a LOT, as it's pressed up against the handle, it feels too short for me, but the thing that is a game changer (in a negative way), is that I have to empty it every 10 minutes AND clean the metal filter at the same time, as it's covered in dust/fluff. (Even though the dust bin max level isn't always reached, the fine dust particles, plus the fluff creeps up past the baffle, to cover the steel filter). I've used it on 3 consecutive days, and now I've got permanent asthma, from the horrible allergic reaction I get every time I need to empty it. I'm disabled with chronic illnesses/pain, and strength problems (I've been unable to use my old, heavy Miele for a few years now). The Dyson v12 really hurts my forearm, wrist and hand. The laser also wasn't much use on my kitchen floor, as I have a light coloured floor. Maybe I should have turned the lights off in the kitchen! Lol I am gobsmacked at the deep cleaning that this gives, and it doesn't seem to disturb the dust on the floor. The air feels clean too. It's just when you need to empty the bin, you get covered in dust/allergens, because you need to pull out the entire steel filter, and then clean out all the dust that has covered that. At the end of your hoovering, you then need to do that all over again, then wash out the bin and it's filter, and leave to dry for 24 hours. I used it again tonight for 5 mins, and it's extremely annoying when the debris is up to the max mark, but is only in 50% of the dustbin, with the other half being completely empty! I've discovered it's because the hinge on the dustbin blocks the dust from circulating around the cylinder. It obviously wouldn't be the same for larger versions. I also emptied it in the wheelie bin, and slid the bin up and down a few times, which helped to clear debris on the filter. Now I have an allergen filled wheelie bin too....Great! I know I'm talking about a different version here, but if you don't have any strength problems, no allergies, and have a house that is lovely and clean to begin with, then this would probably suit you. Ohhh, and you must have a LOT of money! I am stunned by the fact that sooo many people don't seem to mind in the slightest that their Dyson will be breaking down in 2-3 years! It's like the terrible throwaway culture of smartphones, where people update them every year or two.
@Ytremz
3 жыл бұрын
I would have bought this for my arthritic nan, but I ultimately sacrificed more power for less weight. A fair compromise for her usage needs.
@VacuumFacts
4 жыл бұрын
Interesting review too by others out there kzitem.info/news/bejne/2X17vI5jroNqmmU
@2711marcus
4 жыл бұрын
Johnny if you want the best performance from a cordless cleaner sell your Dyson and get a Lupe! 😍
@VacuumFacts
4 жыл бұрын
Oh nice. It sounds like you've got some really compelling data to support what you say. Send along those independently run formal industry standard test results so I can retain rspect for you and I'll get one if the data confirms what you say!
@2711marcus
4 жыл бұрын
@@VacuumFacts it's just my opinion from using both cleaners. I like the V11 but the Lupe is my preference in my opinion in has better cleaning performance and in feels better in use. The ex Dyson engineers have done an excellent job! 😃
@VacuumFacts
4 жыл бұрын
@@2711marcus Oh OK. Should have said that then. Opinions mean jack on factual matters on which there's evidence bearing. I've seen nothing impressive about the Lupe so far, at least relative to true cordless mains replacement machines, of which there are only 2: the V10 and V11. It's a pity, but it seems like cosmetic bigging up as a substitute for being genuinely the best. I've no interest in inferiority, so until some hard evidence comes along, it's in the bin like the rest of the weak copycat clones.
@2711marcus
4 жыл бұрын
@@VacuumFactsWell having used both cleaners I think I'm.in a better place to judge than you. The Lupe is very well designed I'm very impressed with it and it's gonna get better and better. Sir James will have some serious competition when the word gets around
@VacuumFacts
4 жыл бұрын
@@2711marcus You're in a better position to offer a subjective opinion, not state objective facts. Only data can do that. If I had access to one, I'd try it. I'm sure it's adequate, but it's on paper stats are not impressive. Ask yourself this: Is it boldly marketed to replace a mains plug in vacuum? Oh, and BTW, given that the disgusting rabid vacuum enthusiasts overflow with bile at the £599 price of a V11, please could you announce to the world, right now, what its RRP is (and also how much you paid, if different, and whether it was first hand)?
@VacMaster1991
4 жыл бұрын
Vacuum Facts, I just did it. I bought the V11 Outsize. Its so frekin huge. Check out my unboxing. I will be doing a first test soon!
@VacuumFacts
4 жыл бұрын
:O haha omg that poor cat
@VacMaster1991
4 жыл бұрын
@@VacuumFacts , LOL, the cat was cereous but ran when I moved the box. Its a quite massive machine. The cleaner head is 12.5 inches. 31cm, the bin is also upright size. The hand vac alone is 5.2lb 2.3kg.
@VacuumFacts
4 жыл бұрын
@@VacMaster1991 More like an industrial beast than a handheld, that! That kind of power in a handheld requires some serious technology. The Dyson labs are about 6-10 years ahead atm. Check the stupid collar isn't broken on the brushbar too. And at least they have a 30+ day no quibble money back guarantee if you don't like it in the end. Makes you wonder what's currently cooking in their labs in Malmesbury right now. If the V12 (or whatever it is) ends up with a solid state battery, it'll be the start of the battery revolution (2-4 times capacity for same size/weight, more recharge cycles before death, faster recharging, hard to catch fire etc.)
@VacMaster1991
4 жыл бұрын
@@VacuumFacts , No the cleaner head is fine. I used it for a bit and examined it. As vacuum wars said. The Outsize is on a whole new level. Kicks the As* of anything any other company can make. A true piece of technology and with a price to go with it. But you get what you pay for.
@VacuumFacts
4 жыл бұрын
@@VacMaster1991 Yeah, mad expensive. Although, given how many millions they pumped into figuring out how to make it all work, without anyone to just copy off like the competition do, and getting a solid, polished product built, you can understand the premium price tag. Still cheaper than a Lupe, I'd bet.
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