The recommendations on RUclips occasionally get me feeling a little suicidal not going to lie."Hey just in case you want to watch that video you disliked 4 years ago I'll keep recommending it!"
Would've loved to see how well it did vacuuming in gaps in the floor boards. Since it's mostly mechanical, does it have the suction power to suck up dust and debris from gaps?
Glitter! Hate the stuff - impossible to get out of carpet. I'm a chauffeur, and from now on, I'll be adding a huge "glitter surcharge" for passengers wearing glitter.
I think Dyson made a really nice product here! I do think this will be more popular in Southeast Asia markets since most people have hardwood floors, don't usually have a carpet, live in a smaller house (60-90sqm). But the hair getting stuck in the axials are my deal breaker since it is too troublesome. For now though my V8 is still working fine so until I have to replace it, I'll stick to it.
This would be a perfect gift for houses that are 100% hard floor but then you mentioned the axles snag with hair which gave me nightmare flashbacks with maintenance of cleaning out a roomba. Here’s to hoping that Dyson improves that part of it
I just got the V15 today!! The Omni-glide reminds me of a swivel sweeper from years ago (I still have one that I custom fitted with a lithium battery). Thanks for the video!
@Mia Lia I was facing the same issue and went with the shark. I have all hardwood floor, and being able to leave it upright and then have it as a canister vacuum sold me. I felt the stick was just to limiting.
I’m loving my V15 detect, that soft roller with the laser is something else. It’s my first soft roller and it’s almost made my broom completely obsolete.
I bought mine on a BF/CM sale on QVC and I absolutely love mine. I thought it would be so gimmicky, but it's not. I vacuum in the dark since I have dark flooring and it gets absolutely everything. I found lots of corners and things I missed because you can't "see" the dirt/hair. I had an old V6 cordless and this thing cleans as well if not better than my Ball Allergen Upright. I haven't touched my broom since getting it either. I'm gonna get another battery just to have the extra flexibility, and I want the hose and dusting kit for the car.
Ok I'm buying this. I have 3 dogs, 2 cats and hardwood floors. My current floor cleaning routine is to sweep the traditional way and follow through with a swiffer sweeper. I usually have to go over the floors at least twice a week during shedding season.....I can never keep up with all the pet hair.
I finally pulled the trigger. Omni glide is the real deal. I’m so happy about the purchase. It’s so easy and light to use, making vacuum as frictionless as possible.
Great Review! I wish they had promoted the Omni Glide not as a standalone vacuum but as an extension that can be attached to other Dyson Cordless Stick Vacuums.
@@wwaxwork Me, too. Unfortunately even the fluffy roller head that Dyson sells for the V11 in the UK is not available in the US, and if you do find a reseller for it on this side of the Atlantic, it'll be around $150 including shipping. Now, if the omni-glide head were available as a plug-in attachment for the V11 or even the V15, that would be worth the price, given it's greater versatility over the standard fluffy roller.
This is really interesting. I would love to have one of these. It especially would come in handy to get all that hidden debris underneath the cabinets in the kitchen which always seems to be stuck there
I’m always unsure whether a roller would suit our floor. Rather then the smooth hardlfloor demonstrated, it is a tiled hard floor, gaps between (what are smaller rectangular tiles means it never a flat seal.). What do you think ?
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Hello, not sure if you will read this but anyways... So this model seems very interesting to me as I mostly have hard floors. I do have SOME carpets (entrance and etc). Can you not use the torque head at all on it? It uses completely different tools?
Thank you Vacuum Wars, great review. IT’S ABOUT TIME A VACUUM COMPANY INVENTED A VACUUM WITH MANEUVERABILITY! I have always HATED how they throw a handful of dust, and vacuum back and forth! Vacuuming requires all this maneuverability around table and chair legs, into right spots, etc. Thank you Dyson….THIS CHANGES EVERYTHING!!!
As always great review👍👍. I always wait for those new reviews to come out. The omni and V15 did not come to the market where I live (Israel) but that is sure to come. What I thought was missing in the video, is the "near wall pickup abillity" without putting the crevice tool. That is a major issue with many vacuums. C U next week..
Looks like I found my new vacuum. I currently live in a house and have a 20 year old Dyson DC07 "Full Gear" and a DC16 hand held cordless. They both still work great (I keep on top of the filter cleaning/replacement), but I'm selling the house and moving into a Class A RV with all hard floors. I'm going to give both of my vacuums to family and replace them with a single unit. Benn trying to find the perfect one and this looks like it. Thanks for the review.
The one question you forgot to answer: If you were still a cabin cleaning professional, would you get the omni-glide with a set of spare batteries? Or would having to switch to a different vacuum (the V11 outsize? V15?) for other tasks such as carpets and more than momentary dusting be too much of a bother?
Your videos are strangely captivating. Really great testing and I just wish I watched your videos before buying my recent vacuum. I still got a decent one thankfully, but I may end up getting this one for my basement (where I'm putting in vinyl plank flooring).
Thanks for reviewing this. When I first saw it, it reminded me of the swivel sweepers they used to sell like 10 years ago. Seen those? This is basically like a super premium version.
Hey Vacuum Wars, your review is so good it was actually recommended to me by the RUclips algorithm. I have never EVER searched or even typed the word "vacuum" into my computer or phone. Actually I can't even spell "vacuum" and the three times I've had to write that word into this comment, I've had to look up at my screen to see the name of your channel first. VaCUUM LOL!!! What a weird looking word. Why two U's? Vacyume would have been my pathetic attempt at spelling. Congrats on going viral!
@@Mat-hr1dg my last vacuum was a Kirby...that was first built in the 70’s. We only gave up on it when the repair shop that we used to service it closed their doors and spare parts began to cost more than we were willing to spend.
@@Mat-hr1dg miele just launched their cordless vacuum about 2 years ago.. What u have must be with cord.. The Dyson corded vacuum has also great longevity that most owners can use for about 10 to 15 years as well..
@@thurakyaw2aung "Whoosh" Also: Dyson's cordless vacuums score atrociously in reliability tests. The batteries are one of the fastest to loose power on the whole market, far worse than products like Xiaomi, dreame etc. and they have the WORST reliability report after 5 years of ALL tested wireless vacuums. If you buy a cordless vacuum, especially a Dyson you give up reliability and longevity (as well as power of course), for slightly better ease of use. Miele vacuums have been traditionally the best reliability and longevity wise, but most well regarded corded vacuums, including Dyson, lasts at least thrice as long, as cordless, that will inevitably fill up landfills in a few years. Edit: I'm not saying "Don't get a cordless", I'm saying: don't get a Dyson cordless, and especially not as a replacement for your old corded one but rather an addition.
Oh man, I can see it now...the ultimate modular Dyson (v11 style of course) with hot swap batts, swapable omni heads/soft rollers with no sensor option, reinforced heads for when you ram corners, and of course ALL CLEAR ATTACHMENTS with light transmittance!!!!!! I've been attaching hcri lights to my dyson for awhile now and dream of several such upgrades/innovations on the tools I use often.....but that fiber optic style led on the crevas tool is way more dyson than my mods!!
This looks perfect for hardwood floors covered in dirt, dust and dog dandruff. I have a husky and a German Shepard so my hardwood floors are always coated in hair 😅
This thing looks very interesting and it doesn't cost the earth (for a Dyson, anyway). I'm looking for a new house and it will have minimal carpeting, so perhaps this is in my future. Thanks, VW. I always like your Dyson reviews. "Fanboi" here. Of Dyson.
I got it as soon as it went on sale locally. Love it. I was looking for a modern-day electric broom and that’s exactly how I use it. I do wish they would sell the charging stand here like they have in South Korea. Plus, they have more tools there: a revolving brush for furniture, a wide pick-up nozzle, and the lighted crevice tool. Looks like we got only the basics here in the States.
I think dyson needs to make a vacuum like the older models, with the handle literally just being a handle with a switch. They could make that concept appealing by integrating heurist/360eye technology, so you can detach the handle and it becomes a robot vacuum
That is such a clever idea. Like a Swivel-Sweep on steroids! I wonder if they'll release the Omni Glide head for their other cordless machines as an accessory?
@@curtisbme To be honest though, I dare you to try and drive a cart straight forward without at least 1 locked wheel. It's like trying to push your groceries on a dolly.
@@VacuumWars Your passion speaks for your character. And when you see a "why am I on a vacuum channel, anyway this is so interesting" comment, that's a testament to these qualities. Keep it up boss, you're going places!
Good review, and it looks good, as long as you have short hair, I have a dyson stick thingy vacuum which i only used a handful of times, I had a power failure and out of the many electrical devices that were plugged in it was the only one that had a Terminal Failure....So I pull out my old Electrolux 70% recycled plastic stick vacuum plug it in as it had know charge let it charge and away we go, its well over 10 years, and it must of sat without use for a lot of that time, So it now comes out for a 5-10 minute job doing corners where my lovely Roborock 50 doesn't get. Maybe not the best place to say but with my experience dyson sucks, not happy at least with their stick models and run time pretty bad too.
Great highlight ofnwhy it is a new useful tool and great looking option for hard floor exclusive clean-up. How strange/difficult is it to guide in straight up/down moves? The 360 rollers look like they would introduce some difficulty to straight line vacuuming
I think Dyson made this vacuum for kitchen use because it seams like you leave it in your kitchen hidden somewhere easy to use and you just grab it when you spill your Cheerios all over the floor or you spill some fine particles and the reason why the dustbin is so small is because it just meant for “small messes” because why would the bin be this small it’s powerful but doesent last long xiaomi made a quick mess vacuum and it was powerful but didn’t last long and charged with type c but that’s for Japanese homes and not for other country’s like America and the uk. It would make sense because say you did cooking for a birthday you got flour all over the floor you just pick it all up and your done around 5 minutes max
Great video as always, you are the best vacuum review channel on youtube by far. Could you by any chance measure the accuracy of the Dyson V15 particle counter sensor?
I’m trying to convince my company that I need to borrow our $15k particle counter that we use in our clean rooms. I don’t think it’s going to happen :(
The crevice was skipped, though we can make some guesses from the fact that the sealed suction was around average. I'd be very surprised if the filtration was any worse than other recent Dyson models.
Having a long haired dog I have yet to find a vacuum where the hair does not wrap around the axles which is a nuisance BUT even worse are those small spinning casters which I see this vacuum also has. Those are even worse to untangle than the brushroll and the main brushroll axles.
Imagine you created a new test where you would move the head 1m/sec, then 2m/s, etc. over big debris to see how it behaves to pick up stuff. How many cheerios it pick up at 3m/s vs 1m/s for example. Sure when there is a mess you slow down but in general you move fast. I have only hard floor so this seems what i have been waiting for. In winter we have this very short hair carpet for the boots. I am glad you tested. Will have to figure out what to do during winter.
I have one and like all the parts mentioned here but: 1. Battery life really isn’t much more than 20 mins, especially on max. 2. Getting pet fur out of the vac tank is a super PITA. That said, it’s great for wood floors, ceiling corners, and baseboards.
I am really happy with the new Vacuums dyson has been releasing I just wish I knew the v15 with the laser light was coming out before I bought the v11. I like the v11 but I am interested in the laser head
Next iteration, Dyson should invest and develop Fast Charging technology for these vacuums. We have it on our devices now, it's about time we have it on our home appliances too
Just got mine! It’s fun to use but the canister is so little EDIT - returning mine after two weeks. Definitely not worth the money. I have had a corded Dyson vacuum for 5 years and LOVE it. Shocked that both vacuums are from the same company. Very disappointed I wasn’t my time on this vacuum.
@@virginiakingsford9470 those are the people you have to watch out for. How many mechanics do you know that have trashed vehicles or nurses that smoke like a chimney.
I looked at this model but ended up with the Shark Wandvac system instead. The handle of the shark felt better in both handheld and floor mode with its slight curvature. Haven’t had any complaints with it on my hard floors, but I do wish it had a soft roller like the Dyson. Seems a missed opportunity. Battery life is also quite a bit less.
I think that designwise this is a very bold solution to the problem Dyson experienced with one roller head. Tad dissapointed in Dyson that they did not engineer a true innovative new roller head, instead of just adding another one and making the final product twice as big.
Wow - I love my miele hardfloor twister floor head - it has the same quick swivelling motion and is actually fun to use like you say, but this omni-glide is that on steroids lol!
To many issues with cleaning the dyson heads properly. I gave up after having owned 7 different dysons and bought the new LUPE and absolutely love it. So much easier to use on large areas as it basically walks itself across the floor. As I suffer from back issues its a game changer and the battery lasts longer than the dyson.
Already solved this problem. All they need to do is add 2 external suction which sits higher on each roller which will suck up the majority of the bigger/smaller pieces and then the roller would just pick up the stuff the external suction couldn’t. Add a wall hanger which plugs into the wall and hang the product on the wall.
Please make a review on Roidmi vacuum cleaners, I really want to hear your take on something like the X30 series and how it compares to similarly priced vacuums.
This is a bit random, but can you recommend a small appliance for cleaning tiled *small* bathroom floors? I've actually stopped using a mop, and am instead just getting down on my hands & knees, and simply spray & wipe with cloths. Most of the "dirt" is actually just matted on dust & fibres. A full blown floor cleaner is overkill.
I've found that the Shark cordless vertex can do SOME of these motions with the button that bends the shaft. Plus it let's you get under furniture without bending over like you do in this video. Also, looking at those casters I really wonder how well they'll do over time with hair getting caught in them.
Do you know if the Omni-Glide can work on low / flat rugs? We have a rug in the living room and bedroom that’s very flat / tightly woven and would love to be able to run the Omni-Glide on our hard wood floors and rugs, too. Lastly, when you say regular cleaning do you mean after each use? Or a bit less frequent? Sucks (haha) that the axles get tangled up easily. That would be our biggest issue cause we have lots of long woman hair all over.
I think it would get some of the surface debris on a very low pile, but it won't be like other vacuums. So with cleaning - the frequency will always depend on your own household's mileage and the amount getting picked up.
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is it still a good buy in 2024?
Oh great RUclips has decided vacuums is my new content
Welcome!
The recommendations on RUclips occasionally get me feeling a little suicidal not going to lie."Hey just in case you want to watch that video you disliked 4 years ago I'll keep recommending it!"
@@jaxsun72 don't do it
Same here! But it was super interesting.
@@jaxsun72 DO A FLIP
2005 we got the first Dyson ball which makes maneuvering easier. 16 years later we get this. They always come up with good solutions!
Would've loved to see how well it did vacuuming in gaps in the floor boards. Since it's mostly mechanical, does it have the suction power to suck up dust and debris from gaps?
It does man!!
Anyone who can do a technical no holds barred review of a product in 6 minutes deserves a subscribe! Looking forward to the next video.
Not enough people talking about the glitter pickup tests! So pretty. Super satisfying.
How many is enough?
Glitter! Hate the stuff - impossible to get out of carpet. I'm a chauffeur, and from now on, I'll be adding a huge "glitter surcharge" for passengers wearing glitter.
I think Dyson made a really nice product here! I do think this will be more popular in Southeast Asia markets since most people have hardwood floors, don't usually have a carpet, live in a smaller house (60-90sqm). But the hair getting stuck in the axials are my deal breaker since it is too troublesome. For now though my V8 is still working fine so until I have to replace it, I'll stick to it.
how long have you been using the v8?
Yup. I was sold until the axel hair buildup. Shame.
This would be a perfect gift for houses that are 100% hard floor but then you mentioned the axles snag with hair which gave me nightmare flashbacks with maintenance of cleaning out a roomba. Here’s to hoping that Dyson improves that part of it
Lemme guess: Hair and dogshit in there?
Agree. This is a nightmare and I want to return mine
I LOVE mine, I use it more than the V15.
DetroitBORG, we miss you!
I miss you too!
... but if you could only have one, what would you choose? Do you have carpets or area rugs?
@@davidhunternyc1 I would choose the V15, more versatile.
@@DetroitBORG Thank you! ☺️
We just got one and its honestly one of the best small appliances in the house. And it's super fun to use.
I just got the V15 today!! The Omni-glide reminds me of a swivel sweeper from years ago (I still have one that I custom fitted with a lithium battery). Thanks for the video!
@Mia Lia I was facing the same issue and went with the shark. I have all hardwood floor, and being able to leave it upright and then have it as a canister vacuum sold me. I felt the stick was just to limiting.
@Mia Lia best buy has an extended return policy currently. Easy way to try them out.
I’m loving my V15 detect, that soft roller with the laser is something else. It’s my first soft roller and it’s almost made my broom completely obsolete.
I bought mine on a BF/CM sale on QVC and I absolutely love mine. I thought it would be so gimmicky, but it's not. I vacuum in the dark since I have dark flooring and it gets absolutely everything. I found lots of corners and things I missed because you can't "see" the dirt/hair. I had an old V6 cordless and this thing cleans as well if not better than my Ball Allergen Upright. I haven't touched my broom since getting it either. I'm gonna get another battery just to have the extra flexibility, and I want the hose and dusting kit for the car.
Ok I'm buying this. I have 3 dogs, 2 cats and hardwood floors. My current floor cleaning routine is to sweep the traditional way and follow through with a swiffer sweeper. I usually have to go over the floors at least twice a week during shedding season.....I can never keep up with all the pet hair.
I finally pulled the trigger. Omni glide is the real deal. I’m so happy about the purchase. It’s so easy and light to use, making vacuum as frictionless as possible.
Great to hear!
Great Review! I wish they had promoted the Omni Glide not as a standalone vacuum but as an extension that can be attached to other Dyson Cordless Stick Vacuums.
I'd love to buy a head like that for my current dyson vac.
@@wwaxwork Me, too. Unfortunately even the fluffy roller head that Dyson sells for the V11 in the UK is not available in the US, and if you do find a reseller for it on this side of the Atlantic, it'll be around $150 including shipping. Now, if the omni-glide head were available as a plug-in attachment for the V11 or even the V15, that would be worth the price, given it's greater versatility over the standard fluffy roller.
They probably wanted something more compact. And in that, they succeeded.
they want you to buy their new products thats why they are dangling the "upgrade" bundled with their new machine. hyperconsumerism
Ditto. I was looking for answers regarding this. Sad to know they dont sell the head on its own
This is really interesting. I would love to have one of these. It especially would come in handy to get all that hidden debris underneath the cabinets in the kitchen which always seems to be stuck there
I’m always unsure whether a roller would suit our floor. Rather then the smooth hardlfloor demonstrated, it is a tiled hard floor, gaps between (what are smaller rectangular tiles means it never a flat seal.). What do you think ?
Looking to upgrade to Dyson... I have an 800 sq ft house with only hardwood and tile... This looks to be the perfect vacuum for me.
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Can you use the dual roller on the v15?
Hello, not sure if you will read this but anyways... So this model seems very interesting to me as I mostly have hard floors. I do have SOME carpets (entrance and etc). Can you not use the torque head at all on it? It uses completely different tools?
@@Kalarm42 Correct, the mounting system is incompatible.
@@quickhatch8160 No, incompatible mounting system.
Will you ever do air purifiers again? Also would you add them to the website to compare?
Thank you Vacuum Wars, great review. IT’S ABOUT TIME A VACUUM COMPANY INVENTED A VACUUM WITH MANEUVERABILITY! I have always HATED how they throw a handful of dust, and vacuum back and forth! Vacuuming requires all this maneuverability around table and chair legs, into right spots, etc. Thank you Dyson….THIS CHANGES EVERYTHING!!!
Great job. Professional housecleaner here. Love Dyson. Always interested in new models.
As always great review👍👍. I always wait for those new reviews to come out. The omni and V15 did not come to the market where I live (Israel) but that is sure to come. What I thought was missing in the video, is the "near wall pickup abillity" without putting the crevice tool. That is a major issue with many vacuums. C U next week..
Thank you for making this video, it makes shopping the numerous Dyson vacuums so much easier ❤️
That is great to hear. You're welcome!
Looks like I found my new vacuum. I currently live in a house and have a 20 year old Dyson DC07 "Full Gear" and a DC16 hand held cordless. They both still work great (I keep on top of the filter cleaning/replacement), but I'm selling the house and moving into a Class A RV with all hard floors. I'm going to give both of my vacuums to family and replace them with a single unit. Benn trying to find the perfect one and this looks like it. Thanks for the review.
I love another vacuum review 🥳
First!
Love these vacuums reviews especially dysons in particular
Finally a decent hard floor vacuum that works like a swivel sweeper!
Now make that head available for the other vacuums. I just bought the V8, and it's brilliant.
I was just thinking "God forbid that they just release the head for the other models."
Me too, would be great for the current V1X series.
An aftermarket was made already, it’s avail on Amazon
Ever since I found out the Omni glides existence I was waiting for this review, nice one! 👍
Thanks! 👍
Balmuda came out with a vacuum with the exact same 360 head as well (although only available in Japan).
The one question you forgot to answer: If you were still a cabin cleaning professional, would you get the omni-glide with a set of spare batteries?
Or would having to switch to a different vacuum (the V11 outsize? V15?) for other tasks such as carpets and more than momentary dusting be too much of a bother?
don't be silly. no professionals buy a Dyson.
Your videos are strangely captivating. Really great testing and I just wish I watched your videos before buying my recent vacuum. I still got a decent one thankfully, but I may end up getting this one for my basement (where I'm putting in vinyl plank flooring).
Thanks so much. I hope you are happy with what you get.
@@VacuumWars Thank you for making such great content! You're helping a lot of people out with their purchases.
One day you are young, next you are watching vaccum wars 🤣🤣🤣
Thanks for reviewing this. When I first saw it, it reminded me of the swivel sweepers they used to sell like 10 years ago. Seen those? This is basically like a super premium version.
Hey Vacuum Wars, your review is so good it was actually recommended to me by the RUclips algorithm. I have never EVER searched or even typed the word "vacuum" into my computer or phone. Actually I can't even spell "vacuum" and the three times I've had to write that word into this comment, I've had to look up at my screen to see the name of your channel first. VaCUUM LOL!!! What a weird looking word. Why two U's? Vacyume would have been my pathetic attempt at spelling. Congrats on going viral!
Thank you!!! 😄
He’s got one of them wow I just got a Dyson V6 for my birthday and I’m so happy about that
Enjoy it! Those can last a long time. I still use a V6 and I think its 5+ years old.
@@verios44
Lol.....
The oldest Miele in our family are easily 20 years old and still look, feel and work the same.
@@Mat-hr1dg my last vacuum was a Kirby...that was first built in the 70’s. We only gave up on it when the repair shop that we used to service it closed their doors and spare parts began to cost more than we were willing to spend.
@@Mat-hr1dg miele just launched their cordless vacuum about 2 years ago.. What u have must be with cord.. The Dyson corded vacuum has also great longevity that most owners can use for about 10 to 15 years as well..
@@thurakyaw2aung
"Whoosh"
Also: Dyson's cordless vacuums score atrociously in reliability tests. The batteries are one of the fastest to loose power on the whole market, far worse than products like Xiaomi, dreame etc. and they have the WORST reliability report after 5 years of ALL tested wireless vacuums.
If you buy a cordless vacuum, especially a Dyson you give up reliability and longevity (as well as power of course), for slightly better ease of use.
Miele vacuums have been traditionally the best reliability and longevity wise, but most well regarded corded vacuums, including Dyson, lasts at least thrice as long, as cordless, that will inevitably fill up landfills in a few years.
Edit:
I'm not saying "Don't get a cordless", I'm saying: don't get a Dyson cordless, and especially not as a replacement for your old corded one but rather an addition.
Thanks for the thorough review. The ‘cons’ are crucial for making a wise investment.
Glad it was helpful!
Oh man, I can see it now...the ultimate modular Dyson (v11 style of course) with hot swap batts, swapable omni heads/soft rollers with no sensor option, reinforced heads for when you ram corners, and of course ALL CLEAR ATTACHMENTS with light transmittance!!!!!!
I've been attaching hcri lights to my dyson for awhile now and dream of several such upgrades/innovations on the tools I use often.....but that fiber optic style led on the crevas tool is way more dyson than my mods!!
Looks great. It would be cool if they would integrate the green lasers into this design too.
omg i cant believe they didnt!!
sharks I mean Dysons' with frickin laser beams
This looks perfect for hardwood floors covered in dirt, dust and dog dandruff. I have a husky and a German Shepard so my hardwood floors are always coated in hair 😅
So be prepared to empty the dust cup every 5 minutes. 😐
@@AnyBodyWannaPeanut yay
This thing looks very interesting and it doesn't cost the earth (for a Dyson, anyway). I'm looking for a new house and it will have minimal carpeting, so perhaps this is in my future. Thanks, VW. I always like your Dyson reviews. "Fanboi" here. Of Dyson.
I have a v11 outsize and I bought the omni glide soft roller head to clean my hard floors better
So the omni glide head fits onto v11?
I don't believe it does.
I got it as soon as it went on sale locally. Love it. I was looking for a modern-day electric broom and that’s exactly how I use it. I do wish they would sell the charging stand here like they have in South Korea. Plus, they have more tools there: a revolving brush for furniture, a wide pick-up nozzle, and the lighted crevice tool. Looks like we got only the basics here in the States.
I think dyson needs to make a vacuum like the older models, with the handle literally just being a handle with a switch. They could make that concept appealing by integrating heurist/360eye technology, so you can detach the handle and it becomes a robot vacuum
That is such a clever idea. Like a Swivel-Sweep on steroids! I wonder if they'll release the Omni Glide head for their other cordless machines as an accessory?
I feel like they got their Omni-glide idea from the IKEA shopping carts that move in the same way.😂
as usual dyson copying others tech and calling it as their own.
Believe it is only American shopping carts that have the stupid locked rear wheels.
@@curtisbme Can confirm, Europe has 360° wheels in shopping cart across industries
I thought it looked more like one of those old Swivel Sweepers
@@curtisbme To be honest though, I dare you to try and drive a cart straight forward without at least 1 locked wheel. It's like trying to push your groceries on a dolly.
Really great video. Love the precise testing and concise break down
Thank you!
Is it actually possible to use this omny glide brush on a regular dyson like v10 etc?
I don't believe so.
Love ya buddy. Such a humble wholesome dude.
I appreciate that
@@VacuumWars Your passion speaks for your character. And when you see a "why am I on a vacuum channel, anyway this is so interesting" comment, that's a testament to these qualities.
Keep it up boss, you're going places!
Would be neat if that head could be used on a V15. The soft roller head the V15 comes with is pretty good anyway, so it's probably not a huge issue.
Can you test the double roller on the V11? I'm curious if it works.
I just love the pattern of your reviews! Thank you!
No smiley face tho
Good review, and it looks good, as long as you have short hair, I have a dyson stick thingy vacuum which i only used a handful of times, I had a power failure and out of the many electrical devices that were plugged in it was the only one that had a Terminal Failure....So I pull out my old Electrolux 70% recycled plastic stick vacuum plug it in as it had know charge let it charge and away we go, its well over 10 years, and it must of sat without use for a lot of that time, So it now comes out for a 5-10 minute job doing corners where my lovely Roborock 50 doesn't get. Maybe not the best place to say but with my experience dyson sucks, not happy at least with their stick models and run time pretty bad too.
Great highlight ofnwhy it is a new useful tool and great looking option for hard floor exclusive clean-up.
How strange/difficult is it to guide in straight up/down moves?
The 360 rollers look like they would introduce some difficulty to straight line vacuuming
i see a market for this where its common to use "magiclean wipers" most common in asian households where carpets are mostly in the form of rugs.
I bought this solely to pick up dust, dog and cat hair from our wood floor. It works great! Easy and quick.
Good to hear! Thanks!
I think Dyson made this vacuum for kitchen use because it seams like you leave it in your kitchen hidden somewhere easy to use and you just grab it when you spill your Cheerios all over the floor or you spill some fine particles and the reason why the dustbin is so small is because it just meant for “small messes” because why would the bin be this small it’s powerful but doesent last long xiaomi made a quick mess vacuum and it was powerful but didn’t last long and charged with type c but that’s for Japanese homes and not for other country’s like America and the uk.
It would make sense because say you did cooking for a birthday you got flour all over the floor you just pick it all up and your done around 5 minutes max
nice video! 4:39 huge shortcoming though. how could they missed this?
He didn't even ask, but, I smashed that like button for the RUclips algorithm.
ok graham stephan
always wonder can they add a small blade attachment to the axil. That way it can cut hair.
Great video as always, you are the best vacuum review channel on youtube by far. Could you by any chance measure the accuracy of the Dyson V15 particle counter sensor?
I would like to see that also.
I’m trying to convince my company that I need to borrow our $15k particle counter that we use in our clean rooms. I don’t think it’s going to happen :(
@@Cr125stin Just "borrow" it in the middle of the night. No one should notice. If you get caught just start screaming it's for science!
Excellent review; with pets, I would like to see more space though.
Any idea if the omni glide head would fit onto the v15 or other models?
I don't believe so.
@@VacuumWars Already tried?. I think it's very interesting if it works on other model
Dyson is truly an innovator
Did you not do a crevice pick up test? Or did i miss it? And what about the filtration?
The crevice was skipped, though we can make some guesses from the fact that the sealed suction was around average. I'd be very surprised if the filtration was any worse than other recent Dyson models.
didn't realize I needed to watch this. Thanks!
nice! Thanks!
Having a long haired dog I have yet to find a vacuum where the hair does not wrap around the axles which is a nuisance BUT even worse are those small spinning casters which I see this vacuum also has. Those are even worse to untangle than the brushroll and the main brushroll axles.
Imagine you created a new test where you would move the head 1m/sec, then 2m/s, etc. over big debris to see how it behaves to pick up stuff. How many cheerios it pick up at 3m/s vs 1m/s for example. Sure when there is a mess you slow down but in general you move fast. I have only hard floor so this seems what i have been waiting for. In winter we have this very short hair carpet for the boots. I am glad you tested. Will have to figure out what to do during winter.
I have one and like all the parts mentioned here but:
1. Battery life really isn’t much more than 20 mins, especially on max.
2. Getting pet fur out of the vac tank is a super PITA.
That said, it’s great for wood floors, ceiling corners, and baseboards.
good input. Thank you.
You should review Kärcher. I wonder how it will match vs some of these US products
I bought karcher fc 7 and it’s semi similar (love it btw)
I am really happy with the new Vacuums dyson has been releasing I just wish I knew the v15 with the laser light was coming out before I bought the v11. I like the v11 but I am interested in the laser head
I hope you still really enjoy the V11.
@@VacuumWars for sure do. It's almost replaced corded Vacuums for me
5:00 you need the omni glide + for the light up tool
I'll tell you what's f***** up is RUclips knows that I've been vacuum cleaner shopping but I actually do appreciate this and I might buy it.
Been looking into these.
Great review as always 👌👌
Glad you like them!
Thank you for reviewing it I was just gonna comment about that
Would it work on grout or spaces between floor planks? My hardwood floors are real old fashion wood planks that have tiny 5mm spaces in between them.
Watching youtube videos about vacuums at 2:30 in the morning. So this is my life now? Lol
Next iteration, Dyson should invest and develop Fast Charging technology for these vacuums. We have it on our devices now, it's about time we have it on our home appliances too
It s coming soon.. With Dyson
Just got mine! It’s fun to use but the canister is so little
EDIT - returning mine after two weeks. Definitely not worth the money. I have had a corded Dyson vacuum for 5 years and LOVE it. Shocked that both vacuums are from the same company. Very disappointed I wasn’t my time on this vacuum.
We hope you'll still enjoy it!
This reminds me of the old SwivelSweeper!
Dude this guys floors must be so clean😂😂😂
He used to clean houses for a living so I hope so. 😂
@@virginiakingsford9470 those are the people you have to watch out for. How many mechanics do you know that have trashed vehicles or nurses that smoke like a chimney.
Look how much floor he misses 3:25!
I looked at this model but ended up with the Shark Wandvac system instead. The handle of the shark felt better in both handheld and floor mode with its slight curvature. Haven’t had any complaints with it on my hard floors, but I do wish it had a soft roller like the Dyson. Seems a missed opportunity. Battery life is also quite a bit less.
I think that designwise this is a very bold solution to the problem Dyson experienced with one roller head. Tad dissapointed in Dyson that they did not engineer a true innovative new roller head, instead of just adding another one and making the final product twice as big.
THE GLITTER TEST 😍😍😍
Thanks for this! Great job and very well made.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Wow - I love my miele hardfloor twister floor head - it has the same quick swivelling motion and is actually fun to use like you say, but this omni-glide is that on steroids lol!
You must have a really clean house with all these vacuums ☺️
To many issues with cleaning the dyson heads properly. I gave up after having owned 7 different dysons and bought the new LUPE and absolutely love it. So much easier to use on large areas as it basically walks itself across the floor. As I suffer from back issues its a game changer and the battery lasts longer than the dyson.
Good to hear the LUPE is working out for you. Thanks for sharing.
Already solved this problem.
All they need to do is add 2 external suction which sits higher on each roller which will suck up the majority of the bigger/smaller pieces and then the roller would just pick up the stuff the external suction couldn’t.
Add a wall hanger which plugs into the wall and hang the product on the wall.
Great review! Is there separate attachment for rug and carpet? Because I have hard floor but carpet on stairs and rugs in different areas 😅
Not that we know of.
Would the Omni-Glide head fit the V8? That would be awesome
I was waiting for this!
Please make a review on Roidmi vacuum cleaners, I really want to hear your take on something like the X30 series and how it compares to similarly priced vacuums.
It would be very useful for my kitchen floor!
Love the maneuverability & streamline; however, I doubt if it will be in Canada in 6 months from now.
Ist diser Daysen Omni Glide auch führ Teppiche. ?
U should try the shark wand vac system
This is a bit random, but can you recommend a small appliance for cleaning tiled *small* bathroom floors? I've actually stopped using a mop, and am instead just getting down on my hands & knees, and simply spray & wipe with cloths. Most of the "dirt" is actually just matted on dust & fibres. A full blown floor cleaner is overkill.
I've found that the Shark cordless vertex can do SOME of these motions with the button that bends the shaft. Plus it let's you get under furniture without bending over like you do in this video.
Also, looking at those casters I really wonder how well they'll do over time with hair getting caught in them.
Do you know if the Omni-Glide can work on low / flat rugs?
We have a rug in the living room and bedroom that’s very flat / tightly woven and would love to be able to run the Omni-Glide on our hard wood floors and rugs, too.
Lastly, when you say regular cleaning do you mean after each use? Or a bit less frequent? Sucks (haha) that the axles get tangled up easily. That would be our biggest issue cause we have lots of long woman hair all over.
I think it would get some of the surface debris on a very low pile, but it won't be like other vacuums. So with cleaning - the frequency will always depend on your own household's mileage and the amount getting picked up.