Testing the most popular stick vacuums on the market: I was shocked with what I found
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- Опубликовано: 3 май 2024
- I tested some of the most popular vacuums on the market today. In today's video, we will put the new Ryobi 18v Whisper Stick Vacuum up against the Dyson V8 and the Tineco Pure One S11. The thing is, I was shocked with how some of these stick vacuums preformed.
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Hey all, I messed up a bit. The Ryobi $249 price is for tool only. $379 for the kit . Sorry 😪
ouch, that going to be expensive.
Yeah I got that same Dyson “on sale” of course for $25 dollars more than the tool only price.
I live in Lake Jackson, TX and the tool only is $299 unless i am looking at the wrong one. the whole set is the only one they have in stock. It is $379
@@tisdale36 for some reason even though there should be the one price across the board, some store still price it a little different. So I tend to check all the stores prices in my area and get it from the cheapest store! I know y’all have a few in that area.
I have a dyson thats little better than the one you have, but not much. Dont hate it but dont love it. Definitely not a fan of the battery. You can replace them, and you will have to because they stop holding a charge. Have gone through a couple in 3 years. you have to remove a couple small screws and such to do so. We use a corded shark more than the dyson. On the other hand, my brother and his wife have a dyson that is actually pretty awesome, but its like $600-800. It has a green light on the front you can turn on and it shows you dust and fur you couldnt see with the light off, and it picks it up real well. The roller did get jammed up before and it wasnt the easiest thing to take apart and put back together. The whole top piece with the filter and tank, its some what easy to dump to keep vacuuming, but taking it apart is again, kind of a PITA. It works real well, but its too expensive and definitely could be easier to clean and maintain
Here's an example how this Channel has changed my life:
Our house in Maui, Hawaii, needed some Lani 2x6x20' boards replaced - damn termites
I used my Ryobi tools to cut the lumber and the electric planer to shave them to fit into the old locations
But of course, the lumber had to be painted, so this channel reviewed the TrueCoat 360 cordless connect paint sprayer that can use any powered screwdriver or impact driver I have a lot of old Ryobi drivers so I bought one.
Out of all the tools I've bought in 10 years, that spray painter is #1 - holy cow, does it put an even coat of paint on anything and I get to use my Roybi tools and batteries - don't have to buy anything else - so I thought.
Well my wife wanted to try it but of course, the old brush drills were heavy so I had to buy a new small brushless driver (came with 2 small batteries!) and my wife just loves the thing.
Well, my son's wife heard about this, and she wants one - for each house.
See where this is going....thanks a lot...
I really appreciate this comment brother. For some reason, a litvif people crying on that sprayer video saying it's junk, garbage blah blah blah yet never tried it. Along with every other tool that I show lol. Either trolls or just people that like to complain.
@@ToolReviewZone@ToolReviewZone Well, I've tried a bunch of airless sprayers over the years but never a TrueCoat - wow, what a difference.
I refuse to buy any hand tool that doesn't use the Ryobi batteries I have-probably 75 total Ryobi batteries of 18V, 40V, and the small pen-sized batteries at the four homes-so that review of the TrueCoat really caught my eye. I had to replace 50 boards that I sprayed in an hour, and to do the same with a paint roller would have been an exhausting full day.
The paint went on flawlessly and evenly and I'm tempted to use an impact driver instead of a drill driver and paint even faster. We have a lot of lattice wood that needs painting and I'm assuming I will easily do it 10X faster with the TrueCoat.
Ryobi should buy TrueCoat and make it a Ryobi product.
really well done review, extremely thorough and yet concise
Thanks wrefk
Attended an 8 week training course for a broom and dust pan, courtesy the US Army.
I learn more in these video clips though...
I just replaced an older Ryobi stick vac with the one reviewed in this video and absolutely love it. I have close to 2 dozen 18V Ryobi tools and 8 or so HP batteries so I never have to worry about one being dead. With the exception of one, maybe two products, I have been thrilled with the Ryobi, not Reeobi, brand name. Going on year 4 with the lawnmower and only a blade replacement and NO GAS EVER!!
Thank you!
Cracking job 👏 😅
Ryobi all the way thanks man great job
THat tineco and Dyson have the worst filtration systems for cordless vacs still currently on sale. The Tineco will clog if you don't clean the tube filter regularly. Dyson's filter while needing less maintenance will clog in the future as dust accumulates at the inner walls of the tube/foam filter, it has to be turned inside out then washed. Ryobi indeed is a more recent cordless vac and the dual brush head could be compelling to pickup those larger particles. I also like that its battery pack compatible with power tools. Power tool brands should make cordless vacs so that batteries are utilized. I have multiple tools on different brands there for incompatible batteries, on top of multiple cordless vacs in the house
Great job, love the reviews. If this Ryobi Vac goes on sale I am on it. FYI Hart tools (Walmart) also has a stick Vac that uses their 20volt tool batteries. I try to stay away from any device that has built in rechargeable batteries. Thanks for the as usual great reviews.
You crack me up. Thanks
I’ve been using a Ryobi 717k model stick vac with pet roller, etc. with some batteries I had for a year now. It ran circles around our old Dyson, and replacement batteries are cheap. The little attachments are great for getting dust out of electronics, motors, etc, even the back of your fridge nobody does. Mine stands up, but feels like it just needs one more cold one to fall down. Anyway, other a couple db’s loudest my headphones cancel, it’s been a big upgrade. This unit looks even better.
Really appreciate the comment Ken. This was my first time using a Dyson. I was really expecting more to be honest. I actually thought maybe I was missing something, but I've been getting comments just like yours about Dyson. Appreciate you brother 👊
Definitely interested in that ryobi not ryobi stick vac. Think it would be super good in our camper.
I have one of the original brushless Ryobi stick vacs. This is a huge improvement, and I might have to upgrade to it.
Hope you get to do a review of the Ryobi Wet Dry stick vac TRZ!
Just got it brother. I'm going to do the egg thing!!!
Thanks for the video Clint. I’ve always wondered about the Dyson. Thankfully I never bought one because I would’ve smashed it for the way it gets emptied lol. The ryobi looks good and the fact it stands up is AMAZING!!! However dear, that was co-fee-fee abuse 😂. Thanks for the great video. I always appreciate them 🥰. Much love and blessings.
Hahaha, don't worry Heather, no cofeefee was hurt during this video as I mixed everything in the container and added milk directly after the video was complete. Was delicious 🤣👊
I have the exact same Dyson and bought it on sale! Never buy a Dyson at full price! I got it before the Ryobi came but I’m impressed so far with the power of the Dyson! But my Dyson is a Dyson that uses Milwaukee batteries cause it does have crappy runtime! I do agree with your complaints on the Dyson but I will say even though the plastic feels cheap, it’s actually stronger than it looks cause mine has fallen….A LOT and nothing has broken yet.
Appreciate the feedback brother
@@ToolReviewZone there are some other Dyson models that do better than the V8 but I think are altogether more similar than different. Now when I upgraded it to use M18 batteries I found an adapter that gets rid of having to constantly hold the trigger down. That made it sooo much better to use in my opinion! The Ryobi stick vac will be my Dysons replacement for sure when it dies…lol!
I also bought the Dyson v8 on sale a few months ago and it's been extremely handy. I really like the wall mounting station. It is great for quick clean ups and bare floors, not so great on carpets in high mode.
@@emort6 it works fine on high on carpet but it doesn’t work on rugs on any setting unless it’s a big area rug and that’s only decent on low. I would definitely recommend an M18 battery adapter or whatever battery platform your on.
@@txvet7738 The only reason I purchased the v8 model is because I can use an adapter to use my dewalt batteries, but the charging station works so well I will probably swap the cells in the battery when they die.
I have a 2022 Ryobi Stick Vac and it will suck the rugs up,, tries to pull in shoes if it catches laces and I use it commercially iuf that tells you anything. Not to mention the bottom rollers disconnect so the handle is used as an extension for hard to reach places
Yeah, they definitely suck. I've been extremely happy with their vacs, but this one is actually more powerful than the previous one
@7:40 that's called carpetuation. When you go back and forth, pick it up to look at it, then throw it back down to vacuum it. It's from the old Snigglet book.
Rich Hall - funny dude! !! !!!
I like Ryobi a lot, but its inefficiency with sugar (dust) is a NoGo for me. The Dyson V8 does much better and faster. What has to be cleaned 🧹 in my house is usually dust, but not cereals 🥣
Moreover, weight and weight repartition is much better on the Dyson when you need to clean easily spiderwebs 🕸️ on the ceiling.
Hello 👋 from France 🇫🇷 and thank you for all your very good YT videos 🙂
I’ve had a Dyson V8 animal for 6yrs. Everything you mentioned was pretty accurate. Did a Milwaukee battery swap and it’s much better. It works well for quite a bit, but not big stuff. That Ryobi seems pretty awesome!
I’ve been waiting all day for your DeWalt new framing video and a vacuum cleaner video comes out
Why waiting all day? I Saud this weekend, which also includes Sunday
I bought a Ryobi PBLSV717 stick vac a couple years ago to replace a 2 year old corded Dyson pet hair vac that was just awful from day 1. The MUCH cheaper Ryobi immediately blew the Dyson out of the water. I've used the Ryobi for everything: vacuuming the car, the couch, tile floors, carpet, etc. We're currently doing vinyl siding and windows on our house, and no matter how I try, I inevitably track pvc and wood sawdust into the house. The Ryobi takes care of it with ease. Pet hair from a German Shepherd/Catahoula Cur mix isn't an issue, either. I just wish the canister was bigger, cause man do we have to empty it often with our dog. We don't even have the advanced beater bar, the standard one works great, though I am considering getting that just because. For $90, why not?
Anyways, TLDR, I was surprised how well the cheaper Ryobi stick vac performed compared to the much more expensive corded Dyson.
Really appreciate this feedback Hung. This was the first time using a Dyson, and I thought maybe it was just me or something. Been getting a lot of comments just like yours though. Seems like they have one hell of a marketing team, cause I thought they were the nest of the best
Great review im currently using the Milwaukee vaccum for house cleaning its has much to be desired. Hopefully they make one similar to this ryobi . Id like to see a review on a cordless stand up vac comparison. For heavy duty janitorial jobs
These cordless stick vacs are best for quick clean ups, bare floors, and car cleaning. For carpets a corded vacuum is unbeatable.
Janitorial work often uses a backpack vacuum. I wonder if there are any cordless backpack vacs?
To be fair that is one of the cheapest dysons but it is around the same price as the others so this was a fair comparison. Def gonna consider getting the ryobi
Love that this wasn't another video immediately talking about Dyson and saying it's good only because of the brand name. I love my Ryobi brushless vac (PBLSV716 but my tool says PBLSV717 which is the dual roller variant which is not my case). At the time I bought it, I thought dang I wish they had a whisper series version that was stronger and a bit quieter (I love my 18v whisper string trimmer and actually got complimented recently by a lady asking about gas vs electric). Whenever this baby dies, I know what replacement model I'll be picking up
Clint, I love your command of the Anglish language😁. Looks like a major drywall project coming up?
Haha, I'm re-writing the dictionary brother 🤣. Yeah, have a small job coming up 😪
That Dyson isn't one of the "bad mamma jamma" models. I've got a V15. I've also got the Ryobi PBLSV717, and I'd say the Dyson is slightly better at suction, but the Ryobi dual brush head gets a lot of stuff up! The Dyson's bigger powered head is better on carpets, though. I think I will end up getting the wet/dry Ryobi vac thing, too. I'm sure the wifey will like it.
I did the best thing. GET BOTH.
Great comment 👍
That Ryobi is an animal, a very hangry animal!
10:50 Dammit, Clint. How many times do we gotta tell you to put the guns away? The neighbors wife is watching and now he’s looking for a mop.
You should have got the craftsman stick vac. It’s amazing and so are the reviews on it.
Never tried the craftsman, but I'll definitely take a look 👊
We own a V10 Dyson, and if we didn't get a crazy deal with it 2nd hand I'd feel robbed to have paid retail. For all the things I hate about it (the battery life, the air filters, the designed to break plastics at stress points) it is a beast for suction for a tiny stick vac. But I'm done with trying to keep it running.
Live literally down the street from Ryobi, hoping to see that vacuum when they do their yearly father's day street sale.
Appreciate the feedback. It's funny but wh3n I was charging these outside, my neighbor came over to see what I had going on when he seen this Dyson, he actually got angry at it lol. Said him and his wife hated it so bad that they get upset everything they look at it lol
@@ToolReviewZone I literally had to get replacement parts from Amazon or eBay that were NOT OEM, since the plastics were so bad. Had to completely disassemble the unit to replace a broken trigger. It was designed to break IMO, since the plastic went thinner at the pivot point. $2 part but hours of frustration. I see them as the Apple of vacuums, for all the negative stereotypes of planned obsolescence and repair-ability.
Ryobi rocks. I have the older version of this vacuum and it stands up PBLSV716K
I'm fairness, you picked an 8 year old Dyson against a new model Ryobi and 2 year old tineco.
Otherwise I love your content.
Pretty sure that was to keep the price points similar
I want to throw in my Milwaukee M18 stick vac experience... The ergonomics are absolutely terrible, the weight gets pretty heavy with a 12ah (obviously), I like the attachments and how they latch, it has pretty good suction and power, the container is easy to use and holds a decent amount of debris, however it hates hair! You will be literally stopping every 30 seconds to clean the hair out of the inside as it wraps around the tiny plastic/metal screen inside. It does not stand up on its own, it doesn't have a dock for hanging or charging, the first one I bought was defective the first day out of the box, pushing it around on carpet feels like your trying to push a brick on the end of a mop handle, and one really big negative that my friends and I have noticed with a couple of these vacs is that the static electricity that builds up from carpet cleaning likes to discharge where your fingers wrap around the handle, so it constantly shocks you as you clean. (We tested 3 different m18's and they all did this.) Overall, I got it on sale for $140 bare tool and I think it's just ok, it works. It doesn't suck, but it's not mind blowing. Actually I use it more with the stick off of it and just walk it around in hand. I think I may be getting a Ryobi soon, just not sure which of the 3 new ones I want. Thanks for making this video Clint.
I wouldn't throw it in, I'd throw it out lol. Everything you said is on point. I did a video on it saying how bad it was. Don't get me wrong, it works OK on hard surfaces for smaller debris, but carpet it's just terrible
You’d think that with Ryobi and Milwaukee both being under TTI that they might share some of the ideas that improve performance of the devices - but often that seems to not be the case.
Because of you - we now own 4 Ryobi stick vacs
thanks a lot....need another one....
Lol, I'm sorry nole 🤣😪
@@ToolReviewZone We own two homes and our son owns two homes
and since I get a 10% Veteran discount at Home Depot I wind up buying all the Ryobi tools.
Each home has one and we also own just about every Ryobi tool made at each house
I wish Ryboi had a "Friends and Family" discount setup
Even at 10% off I spend a fortune with Ryobi
and I get most of my "Bright Ideas" from this channel
thanks a lot....
He definitely was biased towards the other two
@@woozy607 Over the years, we have bought a bunch of stick vacs
Ryobi is the only one that you can stand up in the middle of the room and do something else for a while
all the other stick vacs fall over - I don't know where they hire their engineers from
but it's not from the land of common sense...
@woozy607 you should probably buy the Dyson then.... Link attached. Let me know how it works out for you 👊
Have you tested any of the similar Milwaukee stick vacuums? I already have a bunch of their batteries and chargers. We have a smaller Dyson that we purchased after several others died in a few months. At least the Dyson is still going after 3 plus years. That being said I would probably check out the Milwaukee when the time comes.
I hated the Milwaukee vac. Always clogs and is super bulky
I totally agree that all cordless vacuums and vac-mops should have removable and replaceable batteries.
Shark Stratos stick vac is what I have, does a great job regardless of florage type.
I've had shark for years. They dod a great job, but haven't tried their stick vac
@@ToolReviewZone The Stratos has has an eco mode that speeds up or down depending on size is particles you're picking up. Thank you for the comedic reviews, keep em coming!
Just got done watching the WWE and the had to come here for the main event!! lol. The wife wants that Ryobi. And now I’m craving pebbles!!! lol. Great video as always. Keep it up brother.
I love coco pebbles 🤣👊
@@ToolReviewZone me too brother. But I’m a poor kid so I get the cheapo bags lmao!!
I personally prefer the fruity ones lol
I really like my Dyson v8 and the wall hanger charging station. It's very nice like. I also got the adapter so I can use my dewalt batteries on it.
Appreciate the feedback 👊
You missed the Shark
I love your channel. However, I think all vacuum reviews must include some sort of fine particulate dust like drywall dust or powdered sugar.
I have a dyson v8 with a battery replacement adapter to use my makita batteries.
This ryobi vs the kobalt which one would you pick.
I love the Kobalt so this is what I'll say. The Ryobi for larger messes, animal hair and carpet, kobalt for smaller jobs line crumbs around the corner, and webs in the corner. My only complaint with the kobalt is that you have to hike the trigger in constantly to keep it going
@@ToolReviewZone Thanks much!
While I won't buy a 3rd Dyson (due to having to use my leaf blower every other use to attempt to clean it out well enough that it will let me use it again - and only after just a few months of starting to use it) - do a doublecheck on the link you used to buy that Mike Tyson err … Dyson (and keep a close eye on that credit card activity, too - Vance wasn't near by when you ordered it, was he?) - because it performed worse than the 1st one I bought like 6 yr ago.
The LG's are really good. While if you do your suction test it won't seem that impressive yet the vacuum itself is super impressive. Not sure how it works. It has a couple of filters. All just cleaned with water. The base stores and charges a second battery if needed. They even have some versions that auto empty. It is also weight balanced way better than most of the other ones. My grandparents had a couple other ones and they didn't use them but tried our LG and they bought one as it was the easies to operate for them.
Really appreciate the feedback Jonny. I bought all new LG appliances a couple years ago and they are already falling apart on me, so I'm a bit gun shy with LG at the moment 🤔
@@ToolReviewZone Really depends on the product. Unfortuntely you can't just go buy a whole set of anything these days from anyone. Thankfully there are sites that have a lot of data. From washers and dryers to refrigerators. For instance most refrigerators are not going to last unless you go super basic. They have horrible designs. Never buy one with the ice maker in the door if you can help it for instance especially if the door is part of the fridge instead of the freezer section. Front loading wash machines are typically way less reliable then top loading. Thankfully we have sites and RUclips channels from companies and repair techs that talk about their experience with least and most reliable. I have gone through a Kenmore and GE fridge in the last 7 years or so. The last fridge repair estimate was nearly $1000 so we bought an LG on sale and it has been great so far. Ice maker is in the freezer drawer and water dispenser is on the inside of the fridge and not in the door. Compressor I think has a 10 year warranty. It was a brand new model without reviews but has been solid so far. Samsung fridges have been some of the worst the last decade or so.
Dyson are for people that like to show how much money they have AND that they don’t care enough to spend it well
Seems to look that way
I agree. Dyson vacuums are overpriced. We used 2 for our cleaning company and can tell you they WILL NOT hold up long under that type of usage. They were both corded. They work well until the plastic starts melting around the beater bar. They both failed the same way.
You know the vacuum market is awful when a power tool company makes the best pet vac.
But can we see some kobalt and craftsman stick vacs in there too? They each only have 1 model so its a lot more straight forward than ryobi's 6 lol
I actually really like the kobalt. I use it for corners in my house all the time 👊
Vacuum Wars 😅
I have the Dyson, it was expensive and the battery went bad after very little use. I bought a new battery on Amazon or somewhere, yes you can replace them but you have to take it apart, not very difficult. It is garbage. I think i will be buying the Ryobi, I also have many other Ryobi cordless so batteries are not a problem. Could use the extra battery also.
Try a real Dyson, not one that’s like 7 years old and is kept around as an entry level option for the less well heeled. V10 and above and excellent. I have owned 2 V7s, and currently own a V10, a V12, a V15, and an omniglide. Just keep in mind Dysons aren’t not shopvacs.
the Dyson took so long to charge because at those prices, you better be looking after the battery, Dyson.
Dyson will NEVER get my money again. Bought the V11 when it was released and was not impressed for the $800 I forked out because I got caught up on the hype train about how amazing Dyson performs.
$800..... Dayuuuuum
Oh so this year Ryobi Days is trying to push off the old vacuum model at the same price as last year instead of the new improved model... 🤔
Why don’t these brands have the shark self cleaning head system. I have my Dyson up cause I got tired of cleaning the beater bar so much. I’ve had the Shark rocket for 3 years how and never had to clean the bar. Suction is not as good but with 3 animals and both wife and I have long hair, screw cleaning the beater bar monthly.
the Ryobi one is awesome and I can prove it
I have a different stick ryobi , actually i have 2 of them
Imagine using ryobi tools
2 more tests that kills vacuums: hair and drywall dust
Had the ryobi. Was ok. The Milwaukee I have now is better.
Dyson V8 is a very old model. Why not review one of the latest Gen5 models?
I was just waiting for this shoulda, woulda, coulda comment
@@ToolReviewZone He’s right. V8s are VERY old. Try a V15.
All your critiques of the Dyson are perfectly valid. Yes they’re over priced, plasticky, and the chargers are absurdly slow. No cordless vacuum manufacturers can compete with cordless tool companies when it comes to batteries and chargers. Though more expensive Dysons do have swappable batteries, the charging is still absurdly slow and there is no charging base for just a battery. However, you did neglect to mention that the Dyson wall mount will also charge the vacuum when it’s mounted.
For sure the Dyson carpet head is not great on hard floor surfaces. That’s why they make a fluffy roller head for hard floors. I don’t know if your V8 came with that or not but I’m guessing not. The Ryobi is awesome in that it has a carpet brush and hard floor brush in one head. Much like many Sharks do. But it is quite large which limits the access for the carpet in carpeted corners and on things like carpeted stairs. Obviously this only matters if you care about something like that. Also the ability to stand on its own afforded by the larger head can’t be ignored.
I’ve had my V8 since it was the top of the line forever ago. My young son uses it now. It’s fallen down stairs and been dropped more times than I can remember it’s got scrapes and gashes all over it. Still works perfectly fine and has never broken. Like you I thought the V8 would break from all the plastic, 15 some of years later and it hasn’t. I don’t understand the hatred for emptying the bin, the whole point is to not have to touch anything dirty and it works well for that. Again it’s never broken on me. My V11 torque drive is the same, works flawlessly
Test after test has shown that the Dysons do have the strongest suction power and the highest airflow or are always in the top 5%. I know you and many others hate the Dyson and I completely understand why. However I don’t think you gave all the vacuums a fair shot. Showing the Dyson sucking up that little rug and not rolling while it appeared to be on high was a bit disingenuous.
I had both the older Ryobi HP and obviously I still have the Dyson V8. I bought the Ryobi to replace the Dyson. Swappable batteries and much better charging, plus I was/am in the platform already so I thought it would be awesome. In the end I sold it to a friend for like $50 bucks because even it came down to doing its core job of sucking up debris, the Dyson was just better. Both worked well on hardwoods so long as the Dyson had the soft roller head on, but carpet was a different story. I have pretty bad allergies, bad enough that I’m on immunotherapy and biologic shots plus multiple daily OTC allergy medicines. I found when using the Ryobi that I tended to sneeze a lot. It took me awhile to connect the dots and realize that it was because the Ryobi leaked very fine particles into the air which the Dyson didn’t. No amount of cleaning the filters and seals remedied this issue. Again unless you’re someone like me, you’d likely never notice or even care about that. But most damningly, the Dyson was just better at picking up dirt from the carpet. I could go over the carpet as many times as necessary till the Ryobi no longer pulled up anything and then go over the exact same spot with the Dyson V8 on high and it would pull up more stuff. In contrast however, the Ryobi never pulled up something the Dyson didn’t. Now what I don’t know is wether that would still be the case with this new Ryobi HP or not. I’ll also point out that you are comparing the latest and best Ryobi with the oldest Dyson still in production which is well over 15 years old now.
Bottom line is if you’re not concerned with getting the absolute best clean you can then the Ryobi is probably unbeatable. Hopefully this new model is better than the old one and closer to or better then the Dyson’s performance in terms of total pickup on carpet. But in my experience, if you’re like me and willing to put up with the Dyson design/quirks because you’re an allergy sufferer or a clean freak, then the Dyson is gonna ultimately give you a better clean. Again I don’t know if that’s still the case with this new Ryobi. Remember a vacuum is a tool and like any tool you gotta use it right to get the best outcome.
I love you Clint, you’re absolutely NOT wrong, you just have different priorities compared to me. I have no doubt the vast majority of people would be far happier with the Ryobi than a Dyson.
Amazing feedback on this. I love when people actually leave thought out comments on why they like or dislike something, other than rather than... it's garbage or another brand already makes this
@@ToolReviewZone Awesome! I was afraid you would think I was saying you were wrong or calling you out or insulting you or something else like that. I really want to try the new Ryobi, I was considering getting it as a gift for a friend who only had a really old corded Shark vacuum that barely works.
@2down4up na bro, all good 👊
So it's Dyson for the win, is what you are saying.
🤣👊
I think your complaints on the Dyson are kind of nit picky, I think EVERY vacuum has it’s pros and cons but there is literally NOTHING the Dyson can’t do that I need it too
All Dysons require a degree in engineering to do anything with
That's pretty funny
Tell us you’re dumb without telling us you’re dumb.
12 pound weights! 🤣
All of those vacuums suck.
It's true!!!
That is their job ...
Let me just say Dyson sucks not in a good way. The batteries are trash 🗑️
Yeah the run time is trash especially in high that’s why mine is M18 powered!
Waltz into your local vacuum store and pay attention to the fact that they refuse to carry any of this throwaway culture junk.
Bro bro come on we like tools men what the nex video is barbies and kents men please think manly
Actually Dyson has a bad rep they only have a good rep because of paid reviews they send out. Almost anything that I know of is better than a Dyson.
That's interesting. I've always purchased Shark vacs for the house and was always happy with them. I always thought that Dyson was king and I was just being to cheap to pay the price. Now it all makes sense
Dysons have a bad rep because poor people can’t afford them and when they do manage to finish the layaway, they don’t bother cleaning it once every 6 months.
All of them are junk, ill keep my henry
Dyson is equivalent to Festool , Tineco=Dewalt RyobI=Gay.
Trashest take i've seen all week 😂