I can appreciate the fact that he buys these products with his own money and tests them out so his viewers such as myself can have better more informed idea on what they are actually getting.
I just ordered this an hour ago and now I’m cancelling it. Thanks for showing this, the dirt you collected is my home after a few days as I have a dog tracking dirt in and if I need to do maintenance after every use I’m not buying it
I just purchased this vacuum but i already own a lupe vacuum which works great. I needed something with a low profile to go under the beds. Hopefully I don’t regret my purchase!
I have the Costco version of this only mine has a bronze stick portion and a purple and white bottom. I wanted to love it but when vacuuming up whole size gold fish snacks and pieces of popcorn it kept getting stuck right where the hose connects to the head. The diameter is to small about the size of a quarter.
I loved your video and feel good about my purchase. Very easy to handle and I love vacuuming again. One thing though I am not able to open the part that holds the cone. I press both sides but nothing looks like it's even close to opening. I do have arthritis so I don't know if this is why I can't open it or what. Any suggestions?
@JustADad Not sure what you mean by 'rock it' 🤔 but I will play with it. If there is a video of someone opening it that would be helpful. Thanks for responding 😀
Dog hair and whatever keeps getting stuck on that clip looking thingy. Anything like a slip spray, likewhat you would use on a snow shovel to prevent snow from sticking?
I have a Dyson cordless and it looks like it has the same issues as this one in terms of fine dust clogging the filters and being a nightmare to clean out the vacuum properly. I was wondering if this one would be better as it has the auto-empty function, but it looks like it's mostly the same... I do a bit of DIY but mostly just vacuum up dust or dirt that shoes have brought into the house. Wouldn't have thought this is too extreme!
Hi, Dyson got his idea of using cyclone filtration from sawmills whereby it separates sawdust and air. There’s no vacuum that filters dirt and debris cleaner.
We have several long haired humans and dogs in our house. We have been using this almost daily for about a month and a half. This has been the best vacuum we've ever had as far as anti-hair tangle. The only issue I currently have is hair on one of the little wheels. I was actually on here hoping to find and answer as to how to easily remove the little wheels for cleaning. I would say if you pay attention and keep them clean you won't run into any issues. Unfortunately we have several people who vacuum in our house that don't really notice such things.
Your not being any more rough on it than a whole house of dirt, especially for the people who get one and domt vacuum often. It will get clogged extrenely fast with fine dust. Not worth anything without the use of any cyclonic tech.
@@JustADad a great test to show this on your videos is vaccum up the bins capacity (up to the max line) of fine powder like flour once or twice, measure the suction after that, sharks with the single cyclone or this one with none won't have much suction at all left, a long with a lot of others. Samsungs jet series is the cheapest way to get a good cyclonic sealed HEPA system, Dyson is the best for sure, they always have been but Samsung and LG are good cheaper alternatives. The difference is these others aren't even deep cleaning good enough to pickup all the fine powder a gen 5 detect is but their filters are still getting clogged and they are picking up less after each use. Please please please include something about filter clogging in your videos!
Don't you buy those with your own money? If you are, why the hesitation to call junk what it is? Junk. You will have more followers if you speak truth instead of gushing over garbage. Honest feedback even if you don't like it
I can appreciate the fact that he buys these products with his own money and tests them out so his viewers such as myself can have better more informed idea on what they are actually getting.
Well that’s a few red flags. Great job pointing out the clogging problems.
I just ordered this an hour ago and now I’m cancelling it. Thanks for showing this, the dirt you collected is my home after a few days as I have a dog tracking dirt in and if I need to do maintenance after every use I’m not buying it
I have two Great Danes and 4 cats, it does fine on my all hardwood floors
I appreciate your reviews. I bought a Mr. coffee machine a couple of years ago that I seen your review on. Still have it and love it . 😊
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it!
I just purchased this vacuum but i already own a lupe vacuum which works great. I needed something with a low profile to go under the beds. Hopefully I don’t regret my purchase!
Hope you enjoy it!
Mine doesn’t fit unde4 my son’s bed 🙁
You’re more than just a dad, you’re a vacuum cleaner reviewer too
I have the Costco version of this only mine has a bronze stick portion and a purple and white bottom. I wanted to love it but when vacuuming up whole size gold fish snacks and pieces of popcorn it kept getting stuck right where the hose connects to the head. The diameter is to small about the size of a quarter.
filter problem happens with all the stick shark vaccums I've had, and I was hoping the light was to reveal dirt and debree in front of the machine
I loved your video and feel good about my purchase. Very easy to handle and I love vacuuming again. One thing though I am not able to open the part that holds the cone. I press both sides but nothing looks like it's even close to opening. I do have arthritis so I don't know if this is why I can't open it or what. Any suggestions?
if you rock it down while pushing the buttons that might help
@JustADad Not sure what you mean by 'rock it' 🤔 but I will play with it. If there is a video of someone opening it that would be helpful. Thanks for responding 😀
Dog hair and whatever keeps getting stuck on that clip looking thingy. Anything like a slip spray, likewhat you would use on a snow shovel to prevent snow from sticking?
I got this for 160 on clearance. For that price not bad at all
Good review! Thanks Sir
I have a Dyson cordless and it looks like it has the same issues as this one in terms of fine dust clogging the filters and being a nightmare to clean out the vacuum properly. I was wondering if this one would be better as it has the auto-empty function, but it looks like it's mostly the same...
I do a bit of DIY but mostly just vacuum up dust or dirt that shoes have brought into the house. Wouldn't have thought this is too extreme!
Hi, Dyson got his idea of using cyclone filtration from sawmills whereby it separates sawdust and air. There’s no vacuum that filters dirt and debris cleaner.
Does this suck hair without having the hair tangled on the brush ? This is the main reason I am checking out this product.
It does say on their website that it is anti-hair tangle
We have several long haired humans and dogs in our house. We have been using this almost daily for about a month and a half. This has been the best vacuum we've ever had as far as anti-hair tangle. The only issue I currently have is hair on one of the little wheels. I was actually on here hoping to find and answer as to how to easily remove the little wheels for cleaning. I would say if you pay attention and keep them clean you won't run into any issues. Unfortunately we have several people who vacuum in our house that don't really notice such things.
Oh dear.
I bought one today 199.00
where did you get it? Costco price even with sale is $300.
@@LiveYoung0 Walmart. There are 2 different ones. A pink and a green. I got the green one.
@@LiveYoung0Just got mine from Walmart a couple of days ago for $199
Just found it at walmart clearance section for 160. Online price is 200. At 160 its a no brainer
Great review! But shoes on in the house... I'm dead 💀
Your not being any more rough on it than a whole house of dirt, especially for the people who get one and domt vacuum often. It will get clogged extrenely fast with fine dust.
Not worth anything without the use of any cyclonic tech.
There really is something to the Dyson technology they use, I agree
@@JustADad a great test to show this on your videos is vaccum up the bins capacity (up to the max line) of fine powder like flour once or twice, measure the suction after that, sharks with the single cyclone or this one with none won't have much suction at all left, a long with a lot of others.
Samsungs jet series is the cheapest way to get a good cyclonic sealed HEPA system, Dyson is the best for sure, they always have been but Samsung and LG are good cheaper alternatives.
The difference is these others aren't even deep cleaning good enough to pickup all the fine powder a gen 5 detect is but their filters are still getting clogged and they are picking up less after each use.
Please please please include something about filter clogging in your videos!
Don't you buy those with your own money? If you are, why the hesitation to call junk what it is? Junk. You will have more followers if you speak truth instead of gushing over garbage. Honest feedback even if you don't like it
I need to work on this