NEW! DeWalt DCV501HB Dry Hand Vacuum Overview Review, EVERYTHING you need to KNOW!
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- Overview and demonstration of the key features for the NEW DeWalt DCV501HB Dry Hand Vacuum.
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Greetings! This is the first of your videos that I view and it will not be the last. Your review on this little vacuum is absolutely the greatest. I've never seen such precise explanation with clear sound. Great job and I'm headed out to buy 3 - 1 for the house, 1 for the shop and 1 for the truck. Thank you!
Oh my gosh, what a nice comment! I actually used mine today to clean up my workbench but could definitely use a second to keep in my cleaning closet. It’s perfect for vacuuming the stairs to the second floor, who wants to cart an upright vac? Lol Hope you enjoy the convenience of this little handheld.
I’ve had mine for about a year I bought it shortly after it came out I have a small little camper so space-saving is necessity but I like that it has the tube in the hoses and all the different attachments that came with it definitely a good product.😊
Great Overview for the DeWalt Cordless Vacuum! This showed me everything I needed to see about this new tool! Been needing one of these for a long time, even though I know it hasn't been available for long. Vacuuming stairwells would be my main use for it. Much less work in doing so than with a canister or shop vac and safer as well. Seems to have plenty of power for that. Just the right amount of attachments to go along with it. I appreciate the closeups and the demonstration of just how much power it has for my needs.
Thank you! Yes, stairs are much easier to keep clean with this. I use my often in my house. I appreciate the feedback!
@@Jennyfromtheshop does it have a blower function? That would sell me in a heartbeat!
@@yongyea4147 This one is just a vacuum, not a blower. It’s still a good buy, I use it all over my shop and home because of its portability.
Thank you for this review! This is the first video of yours I have seen, but I really loved how clear and concise your review was. I have no additional questions, as you covered everything I wanted to know, and more. I will be picking up one of these tomorrow! And I plan to watch more of your reviews.
Oh wow, thank you! Hopefully I’ve gotten better over time, I watch my old videos and cringe. Lol I appreciate the lovely message. 💛
Thanks I bought this and needed to watch a review to make sure I wont regret it lol. This was not only great but also surprisingly very very detailed!
I appreciate that comment! Hope you are happy with the vacuum!
Thanks for measuring the extension tube. I couldn't find the length of it anywhere.
Happy to help!
Was looking for reviews & yours was recommended, so I immediately clicked on it. I knew you would do a great job, have lots of info., be very concise & articulate. I was hoping you would share the measurements and you did. Thanks a bunch!
Oh good! I’m glad this was helpful. Thanks for leaving such a nice comment. 💛
Need ear protection … it’s damn loud. Also made a thin foam pre filter kept in place by 2 rubber bands that wraps around the HEPA.
I just bought one for Makita and it's amazing.
Everyone has their favorites and at the end of the day they're quite alike anyway.
Thank you Jennifer for the review of the dcv 501 I bought it Saturday at the Home Depot and it great I love it so again thank you 👍
You’re so welcome, Carl!
Great video, been researching on getting one of these, didn't even know they existed. The ones I buy for the house the batteries only last so long and they die, nice to have a house one that I can use with my existing batteries and I can use it for my tools as well!
I seriously use mine all the time, it’s upstairs in my cleaning closet vs my shop.
I have a new hand-held vacuum, but it's not **that** one. I'm sure I could get a lot of use out of one of those...All right. You twisted my arm. 😂
Would really love to get this vac for home
Use, only major concern I have is how loud it seems to be. I do currently own and use often the dewalt stealthsonic shop vac. Best tool in my shop. Super quiet and I would love to see dewalt continue with the stealthsonic line for the hand held models.
Hi Marvin! This isn’t too bad noise wise, I don’t even wear ear plugs. I use it in my home more than my shop, actually. It’s especially good for steps where my clunky vacuums can’t reach.
I have the wet/dry vacuum that is both cordless and corded but this would be excellent for the house especially stairs
Yes! This one has more power and attachments, I believe, but I’d like the other model too for wet spills.
This thing is great. I’m loving it. I need a replacement round brush though, no clue where I can find one.
Honestly, you could probably rob one off of an old vacuum. Maybe check a thrift store or EBay.
yasss! love that thing im so happy they came out with it and kept it under the 200.00 price point as well. my girl has been rolling her eyes the last few days, I just been walking around the house and garage vacuuming random stuff up. 😂i know this sounds petty but i wish they would have made a carpet attachment for it 😂😂
Lol, I understand completely.
Where did you manage to get one from?
@@devinholland2189 Straight from SBD. 👍
@@jncn1490 Yeah I suspected but using the abbreviation SBD was conformation enough only person I know of who use the proper name is an employee.
Thanks for the video. Looks like you could take a paper coffee filter and wrap it over that vacuum filter with a rubber band to keep it clean, and then just replace the coffee filter.
You could try that, I’m not sure the filter would seat properly though and I don’t know if it would do any harm.
It's a good thing you bought that vacuum! Your shop was a mess 🙂 thanks for the good video, I've changed my mind about buying the handheld DeWalt, I'm going to get this one instead. Thanks for the link
Thanks so much!
I Love DeWalt 🤩
I kinda like them too. 😉💛
I ordered Mine weeks ago... so excited to get it soon!!! Great Review!
Awesome! Thank you and I hope you enjoy it. I use mine in my house as much as my shop.
Thanks so much, been waiting on a review of this 😎🛠️😎🛠️😎
I kept cleaning AFTER I got all my footage…that says a lot. Lol I love it!
Nice review. I would definitely blow that filter clean outside to keep up the suction power. Looks like a nice dust buster on steroids.
Lol, it is! 😂💪 You’re right, definitely shake it out with each use. I discovered that after using it and can’t remember if I included that in the video.
Best review yet. Very detailed and helpful
Thank you so much!!!! 💛
My Home Depot still doesn’t carry it. Been wanting it for awhile
Acme has it on sale right now for $149 imp.i284638.net/jW27jP
I had to modify the ridgid 18v gen5 compact vacuum to work with dewalt batteries because dewalts vacuum is very poor is suction and bulkie.
I hope they've improved their vacuum suction capabilities. Whoud you dare to make a comparison?
This model, Homedepot has it for $149, ACE $129.
Hi! I would if I owned the other model but I’m a starving artist. Lol
@@Jennyfromtheshop ok, no worries I am sure someone will make a video about them. I do electrical service call and I use a vacuum ever day to clean up my mess. Keep making videos!
Thanks for the video. I'm getting mine delivered today. Great Video. I subscribed.
Let me know how you like it, thank you for watching and subscribing!
interesting. looks better than the smaller dewalt 20v dry vac. I might try one of these or honestly the smallest Dewalt AC shop vac for about $90. I'm sure the smallest AC shop vac is more powerful and easily wet/dry. However this is great for lighter work and not need to drag around a shop vac (even a small one) or the power cord.
I’ve used this so much in my shop AND house. Right now Acme has a flash sale ending sometime today. imp.i284638.net/jW27jP
Thanks for this review this made me want to purchase this instead of the craftsman stick vacuum
You’re welcome! I love mine! I’ve already used it so much in my house as well as my shop.
They need an additional, smoother layer around the filter. Those pleats are going to fill up fast, and they'll be annoying to clean. Especially in that small of a cannister.
Other stick vaccumes (shark, lg, dyson) get over 100+ air watts and have double the run time.
I'm still going to consider it for my garage, but they could have done better.
I suspect that part of the reason that DeWalt did not come out with a stick vac sooner was that they don't own the vacuum specific patents that companies like Dyson have, and therefore could not compete. But if you have lots of DeWalt batteries already, it might make sense.
I want to see a comparison with the cordless Dyson hand vacs. I don’t see any powered accessories. Hopefully DeWALT is working on a model like that. Also, is there a way to use this with DeWALT tools that have dust extractor ports with that proprietary DeWALT connector? Is there a way to keep it running when it hands by the hook so you can use a different tool while it extracts dust?
Hi Emmett, I don't have a Dyson to do a comparison video or I definitely would film one. I can ask my friends at Alton Industry if they have any vacuums with powered accessories. They're licensed to make the shop vacs you see in my other videos although I don't believe they manufacture this handheld. As for the dust extractor I'm going to guess no although I don't know for sure. This is great for smaller jobs (it's an map in my house especially on stairs) but doesn't compete with a full shop vac. I would liken it to a dust buster on steroids.
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You’re welcome!
Does it have a blower function?!?! That would sell me in a heartbeat!
This one does not, it’s strictly a vacuum. I will say it’s super convenient and I use it in my house more than my work areas.
Wish it came with a carpet attachment, to use around the house
I still use mine around my house for steps or other messes but you’re right, it doesn’t have a beater bar like my shark vac.
How wide is the floor nozzle?? Feel like a wider floor nozzle would cover more area in less passes.. Looking to use this to vacuum large carpet areas.
Nine inches but it does not have any type of beater bar like traditional sweepers.
I'd really like to know how it matches up against the 20v 2g shop vac. I own one and it's okay but it doesn't suck the best. I'm hoping this newer one out sucks the regular cordless shop vac. If so I definitely will get one!
It’s actually has pretty good suction fora small vac. Tubes are small diameter though.
I don’t have the other vacuum so I can’t really give an opinion. But I’ve been happy with this so far.
@@Jennyfromtheshop I actually bought it the day after watching your video and I believe this tool is one of dewalts best tools to date. I use it around the house and it works so good. I mostly use it at work but I am so impressed with this tool
Hello, How many working hours does the filter last or when should it be replaced? Thank you,
I don’t recall seeing that information anywhere in the manual but I looked online and it was suggested every 4-6 months with regular use.
Great review thanks! My led light on my vacuum does not shut off when you turn the switch off. It only shuts off if you take the battery off. However it only turns on when you turn the switch off? Does your light shut off when you turn it off or do you have to pull the battery everytime you want to shut off the light.
Hi Greg! Mine goes out on its own when I turn the switch off but is timed. It shouldn’t stay on more than a minute.
You state one needs to use a 5 amp battery with this vacuum. Why? A 3 or 4 amp battery will cause a problem other than it won't last as long? Unlikely.
You also point out the decal showing not to use compressed air to clean it but say no more about it. Is there something in the manual cautioning against this with an explanation? Will it damage the filter, or is it a liability thing so as not to have customers creating clouds of hazardous dust?
I've used a Dewalt blower, outside and up wind, to clean my canister type Dewalt vacuum many times and seems to work great. Are you actually recommending just tapping the filter to clear it as best as that will work and then replacing the filter each time it becomes clogged, which will be often? This sounds expensive and the efficiency will be continually declining until a new filter is installed, if that's what one actually does.
Hi Kevin! As for the battery, yes, a smaller one would work but the recommended battery is the 5AH per my connections at DeWalt and page 9 of the manual. I think it's more a performance and life issue, so as not to have unhappy users they recommend the larger battery.
Also on page 9 of the manual it speaks specifically about the filter, I'm going to copy/paste their language on the matter:
"Never use compressed air or a brush to clean filters,
otherwise damage to the filter membrane will occur
which will allow dust to pass through the filter."
It does say you can use compressed air to blow dust out of the air vents.
In real life, one could probably use caution when blowing dust from the filter, but I wasn't going to say that in my video because it's against the advice of the manual. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Is it at a comfortable height to use with the long extension and the floor attachment.
For me it is. I’m 5’3”.
Yes
I wonder if they plan to have bags for this. It seems like the filter will get clogged really easily.
I’d recommend shaking the filter out with each tank full. I used mine a lot today, the filter does collect dust which effects the suction. Tapping it each time will keep its performance high.
Please compare the dewalt hand vac vs dyson vacs.
I would love to do that if Dyson would partner with me!
How wide is the round opening on the extension tube? I was hoping it is large enough to vacuum up the round spiky seed pods from my sweet gum tree "gumballs" : )
Hi Erik, it's about 1" across.
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What diameter is the hose end? Does it fit a DWV9000-XJ? Thank you.
Can I use my 6ah flexvolt battery?
@@baz69er13 I don’t see why not, I just wouldn’t go less. I believe 5 ah is what’s recommended. (It’s been a while since I filmed this.)
Have u tried it on carpet steps
Hi Doug! No, just wooden ones. My house only has a few area rugs in it, but this would work to pick up debris. The floor attachment doesn’t have a beater bar and I’m thinking on carpeted steps I’d use one of the brush attachments possibly.
Hello, how many kpa does this vacuum cleaner have?
I have a lot of Dewalt tools. And I love all of them EXCEPT the canister vacuum, that is the 18v, 20v, and 120volt. . They really dropped the ball on this one. It is seriously weak. I have the older
hand held 18v. that I use all the time.Even on 120 volt its still a dog. I saw the comparison on Project farm and yes, not good. Does anyone know any way to get any more out of this vacuum?
Its handy to have around and will be checking this new one out. Thanks!!
Oh no! That’s disappointing! I only have this one and I really like it. I’ve used in in my basement shop, car and house. It’s perfect for my needs.
Great video. How does the suction compare to your shark?
Nowhere close, although my Shark is a regular upright vacuum with a powered beater bar.
@@Jennyfromtheshop shark is much better or dewalt is?
@@SatansBaby1 My Shark reference was to the floor nozzle on my upright vacuum. I prefer the way my Shark nozzle has more of an opening vs the DeWalt attachment. It’s not that the attachment doesn’t work, it just doesn’t allow for as much area to be swept up with that one accessory.
Does it attach to power tool dust ports?
Hi! This wouldn't be compatible for that purpose, I'd use a full size shop vac or dust extractor.
I need to buy this
Please consider using one of my links if possible, this video legit took all day to put together. Thank you for watching regardless, and if you get it you’ll be happy. I kept cleaning after filming it was that satisfying. Lol
Hy, How many minutes does it last with a 5 Ah battery? Thank you 🙏
I’m gonna estimate about 20 minutes. I’m actually getting ready to use mine now, it’s in my home cleaning closet. I use it more for my house than shop.
@@Jennyfromtheshop thank you 🙏
make a pump on battery for Plumbers etc......
Let DeWalt know!
How does thos compare to the 1/2 gallon battery shop vacuum dewalt has?
I don’t own the other one to give my perspective in real use, but comparing online the biggest difference is the 1/2 gallon is wet/dry vs this one that’s only dry. The storage tank on the 1/2 gallon looks bigger, but I don’t see a light on the older model like this has. Also, this one has 46 CFM’s vs 39 CFM’s. It also has more attachments.
Hi there
I dont recall you mentioning the decibels
Could you tell me how loud it is?
Thank you
You’re right, I don’t think I did. It wasn’t in the release or their website but I found articles online that said 66. I can’t click on the links to view the entire articles to share for some reason, but I can see the info in the summary. Hope that helps!
@@Jennyfromtheshop 66 decibels? Thats amazing! Thank you for your time
@@andrebrasil5523 Yes, but that’s according to two websites I can’t click on so take it with a grain of salt. Lol I don’t know why this particular detail is so hard to find. I looked on several reputable sources’ websites. I don’t think the press release included it for everyone to disseminate. I thought I included it but I think I’m getting this video confused with the leaf blower.
@@Jennyfromtheshop fair point
Im just saying if its true it’s amazing
You could probably find a phone app that would give you an idea
Still better than nothing in my opinion
This vacuum sucks!! 😂😂😂😜. I need to get one for my garage. Cool video, thank you for your work.
Way louder than 66 decibels... haven't used my meter in years, but when it whistles, I'd guess 80-85DB
I don’t have a meter, I just relayed the information directly from DeWalt.
@@Jennyfromtheshop not harping on ya at all, thank you for taking the time to make the video! Just when that tiny filter starts to clog the whistle kicks in and gets much louder.
Oh, I didn’t take it like that, no worries! Their test was probably done on it running without the filter issue, I’m guessing. It’s still a useful little vacuum, I use it all the time in my house, probably more than in my shop. Hope you’re liking yours besides the volume issue.
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Hi,I couldn't fine this in UK!
Hi! They plan on releasing their version of this vacuum in the next couple months, I messaged them through Instagram. Hope that helps.
How does this compare to the 2 gallon 20v dcv580 suction-wise? Same or better?
This one is 46 CFM the 500 is 31 CFM, I believe. I don’t own the previous one to give you a real working experience perspective. Hope this helps a little.
I own both the 580 has noticeably less suction. But obviously other advantages.
@@justlookingaround9834 Thank you!
This is great and all, but It really should have been the Wet/Dry stick vac that the world needs. Guess I'll have to keep using my Dyson with my fingers tightly crossed every time I have to suck up wet debris
There’s another model that’s somewhat similar that’s wet/dry but I agree.
Buy a portable black and decker and empty after using it
Dang, this little vacuum really got under your skin this morning judging from the two comments you left. Stanley Black & Decker is the parent company, so this is basically a portable Black and Decker. Not every product is useful for every person, that’s why it’s good to have choices.
How does it work on carpet?
I used it on very short carpet in my shop, it worked well. It doesn’t have a beater bar on the bottom of that one attachment, so it probably isn’t meant for plush carpet except for spills, etc. It won’t replace a vacuum but is awesome for sweeping steps, window sills, and things like that.
Where buy replacement filter?
I don’t know, I’d contact DEWALT’s customer service.
Does it run longer and faster with a flexvolt battery?
The only information I have is that it’s supposed to only be used with a 5AH battery. I’m not sure why that is. I’ll ask my contacts though. 👍
It will run longer with a flexvolt battery. It will not run faster.
@@Jennyfromtheshop You can run it with any Dewalt 20v / Flexvolt battery.
5ah is just the optimum battery that is advertised with the vacuum cleaner. Less than 5ah will result in shorter run times. More than 5ah will result in longer run times.
Is there any filter protection from the screws and any other sharp objects?
Anything coming in would hit into a plastic “top” on the actual filter. I don’t know if that makes sense but the filter is sturdy, I wouldn’t worry about damage from metal, it’s designed for this stuff.
New edger yet?
I don’t have that yet but definitely want it!
Can anyone tell me the actual vacuum dimensions ? The largest part would be more than enough. Thanks.
DEWALT’s website only has height but I was able to find it on Tool Nut’s listing 18.3” x 5.2” x 7.8”
@@Jennyfromtheshop thanks so much! You’re awesome !
Well, DeWalt should give you a commission. I got mine thanks to you. It’s an awesome little vacuum.
@@EzequielLFriscia Awww, thank you! If you bought through my links, I earn a small commission but no worries regardless. I hope you enjoy it. I’ve used mine inside my house a lot plus cleaning out my cars. A shop vac is too much of a pain.
Can you use 18 volt battery?
It’s made for the 20v platform, I was told the 5AH battery specifically for best performance.
If your in Australia 18 volt is 20 volt
You’re correct. I don’t know why they ever marketed it differently in other countries, it’s confusing.
@@Jennyfromtheshop They can’t make it too easy
@@gusemery5475 😂
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can i use my DCB203 battery with this?
Is that the 2ah battery?
@@Jennyfromtheshop yes i guess so
@@sharkfins28 The 5AH is what they recommend specifically, but I’d imagine you could use the one you have, it probably would drain very quickly.
@@Jennyfromtheshop thank you
Yes you can use the 2ah battery with this vacuum. The runtime will simply be shorter.
"im still, im still Jenny from the shop" did you used to have a little, now you have alot?
It looks like a weapon from Ratchet & Clank
Waste of money. How many vacs do we need?
This is the only vacuum I bring into the house from my basement workshop and the only handheld/battery operated one I have. In a perfect world I’d want two full sized shop vacs and this one. One for the outside workshop, one for the attached garage and this one for my basement.
It chokes on wood chips from my firewood pile and lots of other miscellaneous stuff. It's an okay vacuum for small stuff that it can swallow but the nozzle inside diameter is only 1 inch and the power is decidedly underwhelming with a 5aH battery. It's very handy and convenient but it's a light duty tool. I don't think it's worth $150. $75 would be fair in my opinion.
I agree. I’ve had it “clog” twice since I’ve had it with bigger stuff. It’s easily fixable of course but it doesn’t take the place of a full sized shop vac.
Hello, this is not a shop vac, use a shop vac for your firewood pile, not a handheld battery powered vac...LOL!! Why would anybody try to fit something in the hose bigger than the hose?? Maybe read the specs before buying something, that might help!
@@skolvikings5263
I think the location of the inlet is the weakness of this machine. Stuff bigger than about 1/4 inch gets stuck between the filter and the inside of the waste canister and then you're out of business. If the intake was away from the filter it'd be way better gadget.
Don't over think it, it's a small battery powered handheld, very handy for catching dust as your sanding, cleaning the car, picking up dust in the house. My big shop vac clogs up in the hose from time to time, just unclog it and continue. On sale for $100 right now, name a hand held that works better than this??@@tinman1955
The real question... Can you suck a golf ball through a garden hose?
If it was any good you would be hoovering quicker a Henry blows this out the window
Have you ever tried to vacuum while holding a phone and filming? Besides if I go too fast, people will complain, although people complain regardless. 🤷🏻♀️
@@Jennyfromtheshop please don’t take it personal I was merely stating a fact there are many hoovers on the market but I don’t see dewalt breaking records like they do with other power tools no offence was meant I was talking about the hoover not you , I enjoyed the vid I’ve watched a few of your collection fact still stands it’s not powerful
Why tf is ur house so damn dirty tho?? That’s what I wanna know…
You mean my work SHOP? Sawdust.
That meah bag is shit and fell apart in a week. The same with the mesh bag with the power washer. Don't let Dewalt fool you with quality.
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Sounds like this thing really sucks!
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@@Jennyfromtheshop Thank you for your review on this. I am considering ordering one of these and your reviewed helped answer quite a few questions I had on it.
@@bostonbeanman6173 Awesome! Glad it was helpful.
It sucks