That's a very good production video and a solid review with measurements, I've been looking for this type of a channel for a long time tbh and you got yourself a sub
Great video guys! Good production, thorough review, and entertaining! I will say though that your hair test is not too aggressive. Any household with multiple ppl with long hair will know, the struggle is real. One of the many reasons I hate carpet. Please keep this as a factor you test for all vacuums! 🙏🏼
I’ve had this vacuum for a few years now and it’s still going strong. ruclips.net/user/postUgkx8ISPQRRAfpAaX4msGjyodObTBnlj4T5g I was cleaning it today and thinking about how much I love no bags to buy and that it comes apart for easy clean up. When I first purchased it we had two dogs and a cat and it kept up well. The suction was great then and still is now. I’m always amazed at the amount of hair it picks up, it works better than any other vacuum I’ve had for pet hair. The attachments are handy and work well. It’s easy to use with arthritic hands. I just had to come write a review because I’m still so pleased with this purchase.
Darn, I was eager to check out your link. I think an upright would be way too bulky for my needs. I really like the stick vacs. I have an old Dirt Devil upright and it has awesome suction for my deep pile carpets upstairs, but it's way too heavy for me and I can barely use it.
Love this! I literally laughed out loud when the Black and Decker sucked up the hair and that "Slurp" noise! 😂😂😂 FYI though....I recommend trying to suck up all that long hair again with the Stratos, then just put it on the highest suction for about 10-15 seconds and there will be no hair wrap left. It has to rotate to cut the hair then it suck it all in. Try it and let me know. I think you'll be pleasantly surprised if you do that, the hair will be gone!
Have you tried Kenmore or Tineco? Also, a comparison chart would be EXTREMELY useful! All the data in easy to compare form. Love the energy and fun you bring to your videos. Thanks for all efforts: keep up the good work.
I'm just looking at all the different Tineco models now - oh, boy, talk about too many choices! PS Just a personal request: if you do a comparison chart would you PLEASE include noise (at eco and max settings)? I have family members with special needs and loud or shrill vacuums are not welcome here! Haha. Thank you for responding to my comment and I look forward to watching your Tineco review in due course. :) Kenmore vacuums seem to get great reviews and do well on one-on-one comparison tests, but they never seem to figure in "Best of" videos. Glad to see you included the Black and Decker, though; a lot of other channels seem to ignore that, too, yet when you find reviews they are consistently great. I hope your channel gets noticed as you are doing a great job!
@@LindyMac Good suggestions. I'll include noise level in some future comparisons. Most corded vacs are quite noisy. Most cordless are not. When we tested noise levels in the past, we found very little difference vacuum to vacuum.
I’m not sure which Tineco I have, but the dust cup is tiny. They also ask that you clean the filter every time you use the vacuum, which rather defeats the convenience factor. It also will not stand by itself. So just watch for those problems.
I have the Shark Stratos cordless, Vertex speed upright & previously the Apex upright and my sister has the vertex cordless. They all have picked up hair without any tangle issue at all. I have 5 dogs with multiple fur lengths and shoulder length hair. My sister has 3 cats and very long hair to her mid/low back.
Just a small point , the Stratos is available with an additional motorised pet tool , comparing the Dyson V11 Animal with the basic model Stratos is not like for like . A fairer comparison would be the V11 animal to the Stratos Pet Plus Pro .
Hey there. Do you know where/how to purchase the motorized pet tool for the Stratos? I purchased the Stratos a few months ago and LOVE it but would definitely like the pet tool. I saw another review where the tool came with the vacuum but I believe it was a model sold in the UK. Thanks in advance!
While the Black Decker is commendable with removable and interchangeable battery to their power tools, I realized that I don't have a black and decker power tool, only cheap power washer and electric screwdriver. The industry of cordless tools or the EU should standardize these battery packs according to voltage or number of cells so that they are interchangeable even to another tool and brand. I have redundant battery packs that aren't not used much, and I'm not even power tools enthusiast, what more the other who buy plenty tools or cordless vacs.
while the stratos is indeed the newest shark cordless, the dyson v11 is 4 years old with the v15 detect being its newest model ,until next week. next week the new gen 5 detect will finally be released in the usa and it is nearly twice suction power of the v11 with 270 aw vs the v11's 150 air watts. the gen 5 has been out in europe for 6 months already. either way well done fellas!
The Dyson's have a great design. Unfortunately, they are very expensive and if you accidentally knock one over on tile you can watch your expensive vacuum shatter like glass.
For < $150 there are only a few cordless vacuums I'd pick for my home. Very few have a sealed canister. As for robot vacs, I think the eufy X10 at $799 beats everything up to $1,000. It's made by Anker, and they've really upped their game.
They are all different. I think the Dyson is lightest. The Dyson V10 is around 5.7lbs, and it's not too hard to maneuver, however I don't know your specific situation so it's hard for me to comment.
Sorry - it's a poor seller. No one will watch the video. That's probably why there are no reviews. I don't see a way to buy a replacement battery either. I would not recommend it.
The blue light on the front blinks indicating it is charged, but nothing happens when I hit the power button. I have only used it a couple of times. Any suggestions?
Having dogs and having had a number of cordless vacuums, pets really make the canister smell awful and it also smells nasty as you’re vacuuming. I combat this by putting a couple of drops of nice floral concentrated disinfectant on the filter, and onto a cotton ball and put it in the canister itself. Allow it to dry before vacuuming. You get the same effect of having a nice smell as you vacuum and a better smelling canister at a very small cost.
There's always a bit of latent smoke around. It's not a perfect test. And of course, no consumer vacuum is prefect, but when you test of lof of these, you can see which ones pass and which ones clearly fail.
I bought a cordless Prettycare and it works great too😄. But I'm considering buying one with similar features to my Prettycare and I'll take a look at these! Thanks for your review
Can you do a comparison between the newer model Shark Vertex Pros and compare it against the stratos? I’m trying to identify the best use case foe getting the newer Vertex Pros over the Stratos besides weight. Bonus: could you also compare it against the newer dysons?
There are third party batteries for the Dyson products and their ecosystem is pretty big. Some of the others have third party batteries as well. Average lifespan varies, but I've had the Dyson V10 for over 2 years of heavy use and it's still fine.
You should clean the filter on any vacuum every 30 days. You can just run it under your kitchen tap and let it dry for a day. You should change your filter every 1-2 years.
Interesting idea. We're not generally fans of handheld vacs as they have extremely limited functionality due to low suction and tiny container. They're generally ok, if you have something small to clean up, but I'd rather just pull out a regular cordless vac.
My Dyson animal was terrible sucking up cat litter It would vacuum it up but then when you lifted it up off the floor, every single bit of the litter would pour right back out I truly hated my Dyson
I have a Riccar cordless vac and I love it. It has one major drawback, no accessories, which, I'm sure will change eventually, but the run time and suction I think are great.
I have a Riccar cordless and I hate it. The suction is very sketchy. It dumps tracks of dust and pet hair that has already been sucked up. Also, the tube gets clogged easily because of the bad design and I have to remove screws and take it apart to get to the clog. All this happens even with a new bag.
We've had three Dyson vacuums, and all had issues over time, primarily battery. Also, they would not remain on, staying on in short bursts. It's not worth it.
Sticks that " stand on their own" are worthless for vacuuming stairs. The stick ends up looking in place with every step, and then you hsvecto push down with your flot to u lock the brushroll head. DO KOT make this "standard."
I’m suprised the v11 was used. Not sure what’s available in your country but this model has been replaced by the v15 and that has been replaced by the gen5
In the US every model from the V8 to the Gen5detect is currently available for sale. The V11, V12, V15 etc have not been replaced as you can buy these models today. They are all increasingly expensive.
Just don't buy a Dyson!!!!!!!! I had the absolute model and after 3 years 2 main parts were broken and the company Dyson did not take care of it and ignored me.
I have 3 Dysons - here is my verdict - get the top model and they are the BEST…buy a lower model Dyson and like all lower cost cordless they are useless. BUT i live in Canada - their customer service was crazy good - with permission they hooked up to my iphone, trouble sot with me and sent me the right replacement part straight away - the GOLD STANDARD
We've had the V11 Animal for 4 years now, and when the red trigger button broke last year (after a 3 year HEAVY usage 4-5x per week!), the Dyson customer service sent me the entire main unit incl. cyclone compartment (worth 87€/ca. $90) for FREE. I really don't know why their customer service is so bad in some countries - here in Austria, it's TOP NOTCH! 👌
I think there might be 17 people worldwide who know what a pascal is. (Well it used to be a person, and a computer language) Also I don't know why you would want to kill the pascal. I like the Shark. I replaced my Bissell corded vac with a Shark corded vac because I couldn't get replacement parts for the Bissell anymore. This is an important consideration that reviewers should cover. If you buy the vacuum to use, you will use it a lot and it will need maintenance and repair- filters, belts, beater brush, and for cordless you will eventually need a new battery. Hopefully you can get replacement parts so you don't have to just throw it away and get a new one. For your tangle test I would suggest cutting the fibers into something like 3" lengths to better represent the longest dog or cat hair that most people would have.
Appreciate the feedback! Unfortunately, we are not in a position to perform long-term testing. There's no way for us to accurately gauge the reliability of any particular vacuum. Consumer Reports is probably the best place for that kind of testing.
I don't like shark. mine only last for 1 year + 2 months, now it's perfomance is terrible, and too much trouble to contact the customer support for repairing
@@vacuumnerds yes, i use it often and clean it often. the broken part is the main brush roller, think it was jammed by something but since it cannot be take apart i won't know the exact reason. and my roommate convenced me to call them, their customer support told me though i have a warrenty, i still have to purchase another roller brush to fix this by around CAD$120+tax. After I camplain about the price and regret about this purchase, customer support gave me the 50% off, so i got the brush for about CAD$70. The new brush arrived just i havn't put them back on yet. The problem is solved, but im still not really happy, since my $70 amazon cheap cordless vacuum lasted 1 year as well, and more comfortable to use.
@@vacuumnerds and thanks for replying, think reviews on those point would be really helpful for users as well : - performance on stairs (since some of the vaccums are quite heavy, and cleaning can be a little less pleasant for house with multi-storey) - lifespan; how long does it last, and how well is the customer support (at least shark do have customer support, and they actually helps not like some of the other devices)
Shouldn’t cleaning be fun? Cars are monochromatic. Let’s leave a little color in our lives for 20 minutes couple times a week when it’s not in a closet.
@@vacuumnerds I appreciate your sentiment, personally I think "more is less" in terms of design colors. Single color with some contrasting accents, sure purple, red, that's fine, I think the entire industry has just gone over the top these days. In addition stick vacs often end up in plain sight, especially when they're wall mounted (the US at least doesn't have outlets in closets).
How the heck can you compare vacs when companies are using completely different measurements for suction and power ?? I want to see all vacs measured by WATTAGE and SUCTION POWER . My vac is 33kPa and 400W. WTH is a DYSON measured by ? I haven't been able to find ANY info and WTH are "air watts " or the measurements you're using that I've never even heard of or seen ANY vac stats measured using?
There are no standards and companies use different ways of measuring and marketing their vacuums. Motor wattage is only somewhat useful as the design of the motor, the motor housing and ways in which air is directed to I create suction and airflow is more important than the wattage of the motor. We measure kpa for suction the same way (as much as possible) for all the vacuums we test so we are comparing vacuums independently and not relying on manufacturer specs. As far as I can tell, air watts is not something with a defined physical unit, and there are no standard tools to measure it. Pa or Pascals is an abbreviation for a Pascal unit which is used to measure a pressure difference. This pressure difference can also be expressed in “inches of water” We chose kpa because it’s a common scientific standard. There are other pressure (suction) units as well, but we’re sticking with just one for this channel so we can compare vacuums similarly as best as we can.
I won’t ever buy a Dyson again. My v8 is on its way out after 3 years and my v10 has such terrible suction power. I use it in my car and it can barely clean it.
@@vacuumnerds I have. Multiple times. I went ahead and picked up the Kenmore vacuum you all recommended. I think what I've learned is cordless vacuums are super convenient but they're not a replacement for corded vacs.
I bought all of these on Amazon. Of course I'm going to recommend the vacs I think are solid. These comparisons cost hundreds of dollars to run, excluding production costs. Multiply that by 50 videos/year. I will link to the vacuums I think are good and the ones that aren't great you don't generally hear about, except in occasional shorts.
@@truthnotopinion3659Why would they waste their time? Feel free to shoot, edit, and publish a video and let me know how it goes. This is hours of editing for a video like this. Grow up.
Top Cordless 2024: ruclips.net/video/kU9duGgefx8/видео.html
Just wanted to comment on how great I thought the production value was on this video. Bravo, 5 stars.
thank you! appreciate it
That's a very good production video and a solid review with measurements, I've been looking for this type of a channel for a long time tbh and you got yourself a sub
Much appreciated!
Great video guys! Good production, thorough review, and entertaining! I will say though that your hair test is not too aggressive. Any household with multiple ppl with long hair will know, the struggle is real. One of the many reasons I hate carpet. Please keep this as a factor you test for all vacuums! 🙏🏼
Appreciate the comment. We've added long hair a regular component of our testing recently.
I’ve had this vacuum for a few years now and it’s still going strong. ruclips.net/user/postUgkx8ISPQRRAfpAaX4msGjyodObTBnlj4T5g I was cleaning it today and thinking about how much I love no bags to buy and that it comes apart for easy clean up. When I first purchased it we had two dogs and a cat and it kept up well. The suction was great then and still is now. I’m always amazed at the amount of hair it picks up, it works better than any other vacuum I’ve had for pet hair. The attachments are handy and work well. It’s easy to use with arthritic hands. I just had to come write a review because I’m still so pleased with this purchase.
appreciate the comment!
Darn, I was eager to check out your link. I think an upright would be way too bulky for my needs. I really like the stick vacs. I have an old Dirt Devil upright and it has awesome suction for my deep pile carpets upstairs, but it's way too heavy for me and I can barely use it.
which one do you have?
I can’t stop watching your videos! They are so entertaining! You guys are brilliant! I’m a big fan 😄❤
Love this! I literally laughed out loud when the Black and Decker sucked up the hair and that "Slurp" noise! 😂😂😂 FYI though....I recommend trying to suck up all that long hair again with the Stratos, then just put it on the highest suction for about 10-15 seconds and there will be no hair wrap left. It has to rotate to cut the hair then it suck it all in. Try it and let me know. I think you'll be pleasantly surprised if you do that, the hair will be gone!
Thanks for the insight. We'll give your suggestion a shot! Thanks for being a loyal supporter.
@@vacuumnerds can you do a review on the hoover onepwr evolve pet elite
We'll put it on the list. FYI - we film about 8 weeks before you see a video, so it you'll see it this summer. Great suggestion!
Woah, the Vacuum Nerds are also Audiophile Nerds! Nice setup!🔥🤘😌
100% audiophile nerd
Would be helpful to get the weight of each of these vacuums...I bought the Shark Rocket Pet Pro and it's way too heavy for me to use :(
Sure - I can include more weight info in future videos
I'm sticking with the Shark cause of the dual cleaning heads, and It feels stronger.
Stanley Black&Decker is the parent company of DeWalt so an adapter should make it work really well with DeWalt batteries.
That may have sold me.
谢谢！
OMGosh! Thank you so much! 太感谢了！
Have you tried Kenmore or Tineco? Also, a comparison chart would be EXTREMELY useful! All the data in easy to compare form. Love the energy and fun you bring to your videos. Thanks for all efforts: keep up the good work.
Just got the Tineco so it will be on the channel soon. Great idea about the comparison charts!
I'm just looking at all the different Tineco models now - oh, boy, talk about too many choices! PS Just a personal request: if you do a comparison chart would you PLEASE include noise (at eco and max settings)? I have family members with special needs and loud or shrill vacuums are not welcome here! Haha. Thank you for responding to my comment and I look forward to watching your Tineco review in due course. :) Kenmore vacuums seem to get great reviews and do well on one-on-one comparison tests, but they never seem to figure in "Best of" videos. Glad to see you included the Black and Decker, though; a lot of other channels seem to ignore that, too, yet when you find reviews they are consistently great. I hope your channel gets noticed as you are doing a great job!
@@LindyMac Good suggestions. I'll include noise level in some future comparisons. Most corded vacs are quite noisy. Most cordless are not. When we tested noise levels in the past, we found very little difference vacuum to vacuum.
I’m not sure which Tineco I have, but the dust cup is tiny. They also ask that you clean the filter every time you use the vacuum, which rather defeats the convenience factor. It also will not stand by itself. So just watch for those problems.
Here's the Tineco review you asked for! ruclips.net/video/djlP7l9u-HA/видео.html
Amazing production quality, thanks!
Much appreciated!
I have the Shark Stratos cordless, Vertex speed upright & previously the Apex upright and my sister has the vertex cordless. They all have picked up hair without any tangle issue at all. I have 5 dogs with multiple fur lengths and shoulder length hair. My sister has 3 cats and very long hair to her mid/low back.
LOVE the channel name! Instant subscribe
Just a small point , the Stratos is available with an additional motorised pet tool , comparing the Dyson V11 Animal with the basic model Stratos is not like for like . A fairer comparison would be the V11 animal to the Stratos Pet Plus Pro .
Appreciate the insight!
Hey there. Do you know where/how to purchase the motorized pet tool for the Stratos? I purchased the Stratos a few months ago and LOVE it but would definitely like the pet tool. I saw another review where the tool came with the vacuum but I believe it was a model sold in the UK. Thanks in advance!
The Stratos is not available with a motorized pet tool in the US and the reviewer is American so that’s why it’s not featured.
Can you review the RYOBI cordless vacuum cleaner, please! One think the RYOBI stand upright the same like the Black+Decker.
I've got some Ryobi reviews of their new lineup dropping on April 15!
Amazing comparison. Thank you!
While the Black Decker is commendable with removable and interchangeable battery to their power tools, I realized that I don't have a black and decker power tool, only cheap power washer and electric screwdriver. The industry of cordless tools or the EU should standardize these battery packs according to voltage or number of cells so that they are interchangeable even to another tool and brand. I have redundant battery packs that aren't not used much, and I'm not even power tools enthusiast, what more the other who buy plenty tools or cordless vacs.
What is the best value cordless vac for hardwood floors? Especially one that will pick up something like cherios etc. Thanks
The Black + Decker Powerseries has a very good head for the money. You'll need to pick it up over the cereal, but it works well amzn.to/41OmPex
while the stratos is indeed the newest shark cordless, the dyson v11 is 4 years old with the v15 detect being its newest model ,until next week. next week the new gen 5 detect will finally be released in the usa and it is nearly twice suction power of the v11 with 270 aw vs the v11's 150 air watts. the gen 5 has been out in europe for 6 months already. either way well done fellas!
It's also almost $1000.
The Dyson's have a great design. Unfortunately, they are very expensive and if you accidentally knock one over on tile you can watch your expensive vacuum shatter like glass.
They are not cheap
Battery on mine has gone to crap. Switching to a corded vacuum now. Done with cordless.
Dyson v10 has clapped out on Me in a year utter cheap crap apparently the motor has gone
@@kevinmarshall8590 it should still be under warranty. Have them fix it.
i've done several reviews of
For < $150 there are only a few cordless vacuums I'd pick for my home. Very few have a sealed canister. As for robot vacs, I think the eufy X10 at $799 beats everything up to $1,000. It's made by Anker, and they've really upped their game.
black and decker you tested the pet vac .. no hepa filter. Get the standard for a bit more and it has hepa
Awesome review guys!
I have wrist issues.
How is the weight and handle position for maneuverability?
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They are all different. I think the Dyson is lightest. The Dyson V10 is around 5.7lbs, and it's not too hard to maneuver, however I don't know your specific situation so it's hard for me to comment.
Shark rocket pet pro doesn’t mention anything about having a hepa filter on Amazon description 😢 I’m scared to purchase
I think they created a newer version. Shark mentions the HEPA filter on their website. Here is the current version amzn.to/3O8q8aY
@@vacuumnerds your awesome 😎 thanks!
Could you do a review of the Kärcher VCN 5 Cordless?
Sorry - it's a poor seller. No one will watch the video. That's probably why there are no reviews. I don't see a way to buy a replacement battery either. I would not recommend it.
What is a good sealed corded stick vacuum that has strong suction? Thank you
The Shark HZ3002 is pretty good for the money. I have review on it coming later today amzn.to/498vU4m
Thank you for this.
Thank you for the vids I will be on your page all day
Thank you! Working on more!
The blue light on the front blinks indicating it is charged, but nothing happens when I hit the power button. I have only used it a couple of times. Any suggestions?
Check with the manufacturer?
Does the Shark Rocket mount on the wall?
The Stratos has a bendable wand and sits on the floor The Pet does not have a wall mount
Having dogs and having had a number of cordless vacuums, pets really make the canister smell awful and it also smells nasty as you’re vacuuming. I combat this by putting a couple of drops of nice floral concentrated disinfectant on the filter, and onto a cotton ball and put it in the canister itself. Allow it to dry before vacuuming. You get the same effect of having a nice smell as you vacuum and a better smelling canister at a very small cost.
Which cordless vacuum do you recommend for high pile or shag carpet?
None. Get a corded vacuum with a powered head.
@@vacuumnerds Thank you! 😃
Can tou compared the black and decker with the Wyler cordless vacuum S
Sorry - I can't find a Wyler vacuum listed anywhere.
Thanks for information♥️ can you look for hoover vacuum and compare it with others.
Appreciate the suggestion!
7:51 12:22 I could still see a breeze of smoke coming out thru the filter tho
There's always a bit of latent smoke around. It's not a perfect test. And of course, no consumer vacuum is prefect, but when you test of lof of these, you can see which ones pass and which ones clearly fail.
The cost of replacement filters became important to me as I like to change filters frequently.
Replacement filters are not generally expensive. You can check Amazon for prices.
Have you tried the Xiaomi G11 as a budget option? (or maybe not so budget)
It’s not on Amazon. I try to review vacuums that are popular in the US.
I bought a cordless Prettycare and it works great too😄. But I'm considering buying one with similar features to my Prettycare and I'll take a look at these! Thanks for your review
Can you do a comparison between the newer model Shark Vertex Pros and compare it against the stratos? I’m trying to identify the best use case foe getting the newer Vertex Pros over the Stratos besides weight. Bonus: could you also compare it against the newer dysons?
We’ll look into it. Thanks for the suggestion
Just ordered the Dyson V15 Detect Absolute
What about the miele triflex HX1 ?
Haven’t tested that one yet
How long do batteries last in these things? Is it bad to operate them until the battery is dead?
There are third party batteries for the Dyson products and their ecosystem is pretty big. Some of the others have third party batteries as well. Average lifespan varies, but I've had the Dyson V10 for over 2 years of heavy use and it's still fine.
I'm looking at getting the Samsung Bespoke Jet, yall should do a review on it!
We’ll check it out
Which vacuum (if any) does not need a filter change?
You should clean the filter on any vacuum every 30 days. You can just run it under your kitchen tap and let it dry for a day. You should change your filter every 1-2 years.
Henry Quick. The bag is the filter
What about shark wandvac system?
Interesting idea. We're not generally fans of handheld vacs as they have extremely limited functionality due to low suction and tiny container. They're generally ok, if you have something small to clean up, but I'd rather just pull out a regular cordless vac.
Nerds were right. For pet hair, the Black and Decker does the job and the brush did not tangle.
watching this video 3 months later and the cost of the shark pet pro is almost double now. I wish i could find it for $200
I saw they jacked up the price!
Bummer, that was the one i was interested in.
Target has it for $250 currently
i love shark stratos the best vacuum i own
My Dyson animal was terrible sucking up cat litter
It would vacuum it up but then when you lifted it up off the floor, every single bit of the litter would pour right back out
I truly hated my Dyson
Sounds like it was clogged or dirty filter?
Do you have a link to the cordless stratos without the bending wand you mentioned?
Sadly they discontinued it! You might check out the Shark IZ362H amzn.to/3tMcJhN or the new Shark IW1111 Detect Pro amzn.to/3HakQaU
I have a Riccar cordless vac and I love it. It has one major drawback, no accessories, which, I'm sure will change eventually, but the run time and suction I think are great.
Glad it's working for you!
I have a Riccar cordless and I hate it. The suction is very sketchy. It dumps tracks of dust and pet hair that has already been sucked up. Also, the tube gets clogged easily because of the bad design and I have to remove screws and take it apart to get to the clog. All this happens even with a new bag.
We've had three Dyson vacuums, and all had issues over time, primarily battery. Also, they would not remain on, staying on in short bursts. It's not worth it.
Hey I was thinking a vacuum store would be a good idea what do you think 🤔
We are working on a website and it should be live in a few weeks!
@@vacuumnerds what if we made a super store of vacuums next to high population areas because vacuums are hot sellers people always need
Great vid !
What about the kirby vaccum cleaner
We focus on vacuums that don’t cost $2600.
It’s like comparing a Honda to a Ferrari and asking why didn’t you mention the Ferrari?
Also, please tell me you've seen the original 1978 Halloween! Absolute Bob vibes! I wish i could attach a picture
Oh yes I have 😁
Sticks that " stand on their own" are worthless for vacuuming stairs. The stick ends up looking in place with every step, and then you hsvecto push down with your flot to u lock the brushroll head. DO KOT make this "standard."
The Dyson battery doesn’t last!! Also it’s difficult to use on thicker carpet!
It works best in auto mode. In the high setting you'll get about 15 minutes.
That Dyson is $850 where I live vs $100 for the competitors....
Dyson has premium pricing unless you find a sale.
Dyson has primium pricing even you find a sale. 😂🎉
One word Miele triflex hx2 is the best vacuum cleaner money can buy
He said with ghost 🤣😂🤣😂. I’m sold.
Eeeep!
I’m suprised the v11 was used. Not sure what’s available in your country but this model has been replaced by the v15 and that has been replaced by the gen5
In the US every model from the V8 to the Gen5detect is currently available for sale. The V11, V12, V15 etc have not been replaced as you can buy these models today. They are all increasingly expensive.
Just don't buy a Dyson!!!!!!!! I had the absolute model and after 3 years 2 main parts were broken and the company Dyson did not take care of it and ignored me.
That's a bummer
@@vacuumnerds yes. And for ca 700 euro a no go.
I have 3 Dysons - here is my verdict - get the top model and they are the BEST…buy a lower model Dyson and like all lower cost cordless they are useless. BUT i live in Canada - their customer service was crazy good - with permission they hooked up to my iphone, trouble sot with me and sent me the right replacement part straight away - the GOLD STANDARD
I've had the same Dyson for 12 years literally using right now to clean🤷🏾😂
We've had the V11 Animal for 4 years now, and when the red trigger button broke last year (after a 3 year HEAVY usage 4-5x per week!), the Dyson customer service sent me the entire main unit incl. cyclone compartment (worth 87€/ca. $90) for FREE. I really don't know why their customer service is so bad in some countries - here in Austria, it's TOP NOTCH! 👌
If you have larger debris on your floor, you just pick it up before you vacuum.
I think there might be 17 people worldwide who know what a pascal is. (Well it used to be a person, and a computer language) Also I don't know why you would want to kill the pascal.
I like the Shark. I replaced my Bissell corded vac with a Shark corded vac because I couldn't get replacement parts for the Bissell anymore. This is an important consideration that reviewers should cover. If you buy the vacuum to use, you will use it a lot and it will need maintenance and repair- filters, belts, beater brush, and for cordless you will eventually need a new battery. Hopefully you can get replacement parts so you don't have to just throw it away and get a new one.
For your tangle test I would suggest cutting the fibers into something like 3" lengths to better represent the longest dog or cat hair that most people would have.
Appreciate the feedback! Unfortunately, we are not in a position to perform long-term testing. There's no way for us to accurately gauge the reliability of any particular vacuum. Consumer Reports is probably the best place for that kind of testing.
Where’s the Ryboi?!
Good suggestion for the next round!
So the shark better on carpet
It's pretty good. They Dyson is good too.
Hi Robin Williams.
A wonderful actor. Sadly gone way too soon.
I don't like shark. mine only last for 1 year + 2 months, now it's perfomance is terrible, and too much trouble to contact the customer support for repairing
Sorry to hear. Did you clean the filter regularly?
@@vacuumnerds yes, i use it often and clean it often. the broken part is the main brush roller, think it was jammed by something but since it cannot be take apart i won't know the exact reason. and my roommate convenced me to call them, their customer support told me though i have a warrenty, i still have to purchase another roller brush to fix this by around CAD$120+tax. After I camplain about the price and regret about this purchase, customer support gave me the 50% off, so i got the brush for about CAD$70. The new brush arrived just i havn't put them back on yet. The problem is solved, but im still not really happy, since my $70 amazon cheap cordless vacuum lasted 1 year as well, and more comfortable to use.
@@vacuumnerds and thanks for replying, think reviews on those point would be really helpful for users as well :
- performance on stairs (since some of the vaccums are quite heavy, and cleaning can be a little less pleasant for house with multi-storey)
- lifespan; how long does it last, and how well is the customer support (at least shark do have customer support, and they actually helps not like some of the other devices)
Why can't anyone seem to design a stick vac that doesn't look like a toddlers toy? Purple, orange, reds, wtf. C'mon.
Shouldn’t cleaning be fun? Cars are monochromatic. Let’s leave a little color in our lives for 20 minutes couple times a week when it’s not in a closet.
@@vacuumnerds I appreciate your sentiment, personally I think "more is less" in terms of design colors. Single color with some contrasting accents, sure purple, red, that's fine, I think the entire industry has just gone over the top these days. In addition stick vacs often end up in plain sight, especially when they're wall mounted (the US at least doesn't have outlets in closets).
Get the V11….
I've been very happy with it the last year
Does it take the dog for a walk,seems to do everything else
They make the cats run away!
no wonder company Dyson is almost bankrupt with this insane prices
Silicone=rubbery material
Silicon=rock
Sorry if one of us mispronounced a word.
Are we ignoring that my guy looks like Jeremy Renner?
A guy’s gotta work during the actor strike
Yall should try samsung
The Dyson battery doesn’t last!!
How the heck can you compare vacs when companies are using completely different measurements for suction and power ?? I want to see all vacs measured by WATTAGE and SUCTION POWER . My vac is 33kPa and 400W. WTH is a DYSON measured by ? I haven't been able to find ANY info and WTH are "air watts " or the measurements you're using that I've never even heard of or seen ANY vac stats measured using?
There are no standards and companies use different ways of measuring and marketing their vacuums. Motor wattage is only somewhat useful as the design of the motor, the motor housing and ways in which air is directed to I create suction and airflow is more important than the wattage of the motor. We measure kpa for suction the same way (as much as possible) for all the vacuums we test so we are comparing vacuums independently and not relying on manufacturer specs.
As far as I can tell, air watts is not something with a defined physical unit, and there are no standard tools to measure it. Pa or Pascals is an abbreviation for a Pascal unit which is used to measure a pressure difference. This pressure difference can also be expressed in “inches of water” We chose kpa because it’s a common scientific standard. There are other pressure (suction) units as well, but we’re sticking with just one for this channel so we can compare vacuums similarly as best as we can.
Dysoms are shocking for the price
I won’t ever buy a Dyson again. My v8 is on its way out after 3 years and my v10 has such terrible suction power. I use it in my car and it can barely clean it.
That's a bummer. Have you cleaned the filters? Any bagless vacuum requires pretty regular cleaning.
@@vacuumnerds I have. Multiple times. I went ahead and picked up the Kenmore vacuum you all recommended. I think what I've learned is cordless vacuums are super convenient but they're not a replacement for corded vacs.
Is there any tuber out there who reviews stuff and does not earn out of bloody selling it?
I bought all of these on Amazon. Of course I'm going to recommend the vacs I think are solid. These comparisons cost hundreds of dollars to run, excluding production costs. Multiply that by 50 videos/year. I will link to the vacuums I think are good and the ones that aren't great you don't generally hear about, except in occasional shorts.
You are missing the point mate, human nature, if you profit from selling it then how could we possibly know the review is honest?@@vacuumnerds
@@truthnotopinion3659Why would they waste their time? Feel free to shoot, edit, and publish a video and let me know how it goes. This is hours of editing for a video like this. Grow up.
I do like your customer service, keep it up!@@Burritosarebetterthantacos
Stratos win
It’s a good vac
Dyson are total rubbish compared to same price from other brands. I had one and I’m glad I got rid of it.
Everyone's experience is different. I've had the V10 for several years, and with regular cleaning it's been a champ. I use it daily
Ew, the Dyson doesn’t even have led lights… i”m glad I watched this video, I’m not impressed.
No LED lights on the V11 and below. The V12 and above have an excellent laser head though. I'll make another video shortly.