You should do this a year after they've been used, so we can see how the the extra features on the Shark no longer work and it has half the suction it did when it was new.
Dyson is a good looking lifestyle brand that is very high preforming, like Apple. Like no one aspires to get a shark but everyone knows the name Dyson.
Of course the Shark wins. Considering the guy who does the Vacuum Wars videos was in a Shark infomercial, I can't help but feel that this is a little bit biased.
I've been trying to decide on the Dyson Ball 3 and the Stratos. I found a coupon from the Shark Website that gets the Stratos down to $299. USD. I'm not sure you can beat that. Then I watched a video of everything wrong with Shark Vacuums. Bastards
I feel as if you guys rate features as more of an importance, rather then cleaning ability’s of the vacuums. You also never mention reliability… bagels tend to be throw away, while bagged tend to last forever
I think reliability gets missed by most reviews @@vacuumwarsextra4132 - might not always be possible to do long term tests. 4 and 5 star shopping site user reviews are problematic as most are probably done within a week of purchase. It's a real minefield buying these things
Have the Shark and really don’t like it. If you use any attachment the hover falls over, it fell and damaged my furniture within hours of using it. It’s really heavy and awkward to hover around the house with. It will a stick and lift repeatedly so you find your self pushing like crazy without it moving then it slamming into the wall. The attachments and chunky and low quality The hose is far too short The wheels pick up dust then drop them behind you so when you put the hover away there are bits all over the floor in a trail The power switch on the handle starts to become less sensitive after a few months so you have to click it 4-8 times for it to switch off None of the attachments other than the base are useful. Unless you are at the perfect angle they don’t suck up anything Hover loves falling into you or furniture and is very unstable Dust gets stuck at the very top of the container so you have to constantly stick your hands in to pull it out, doesn’t just fall out like a Dyson Only redeeming thing is, it’s ok with carpets
I can completely take apart my Dyson Outsize+ for maintenance and restore it's performance as it was on day 1 while with Shark it's designed to not be taken apart so it's not as reliable or durable even when negating it's performance and the motor burns out on Shark and you have to buy the whole thing again instead of just one part.
That’s exactly why I made the switch from shark vertex to dyson. My vertex is a brick, because I can’t get parts and it’s a pain to take apart. Ease of repair needs to be factored into the score. Sure the vertex is great, until it’s not.
@@shineyrowYes, but not really. The floor head is not easy to take apart if you’re trying to clean the powerfins bar, which shouldn’t be necessary for most people. Everything else that needs to be cleaned, it’s pretty easy to get to
You talk so fast and you don't leave the numbers up there long enough for anybody to see them I have to keep stopping and pausing the video just to read the signage. You don't leave it up long enough why bother showing it
Here's the test I wish you would do: Please go home and vacuum your carpet. Pull out of the canister whatever is collected, and bring it to your lab. Take the vacuumed-up stuff, weigh it, and then sprinkle it all over your lab test carpet. Next, have your entire staff...as well as a few strangers...walk all over those carpets, preferably wearing shoes...and grind that vacuumed-up stuff into the carpet. Then run your test vacuums over that carpet and see how much of the vacuumed-up stuff gets pulled back out. I find rows of Cheerios (etc.) on hard surfaces to be about as reflective of what I might actually vacuum as Consumer Reports flushing golf balls down toilets to mimic whatever might come out of a person's intestines. In fact, I don't care how uprights do on hard surfaces because that's why God invented Roomba (and similar) vacuums. Cheers!!!
vacuum wars channel does tests where they pour sand all over the carpet and use a heavy metal roller to grind it as deep into the carpet as possible. based on the tests i've seen both of these vacuums would likely get all of that sand out.
I owned Shark Vacuum... it sucks, loses power after a year, and has the most horrible and unknowledgeable customer service. Shark is only good in making you believe their product is better!
Don't listen to this video! The Dyson is better in every way, let me talk about it so people hopefully don't get fooled into purchasing a Shark. First of all, the Shark does not deep clean well, it will surface clean so your carpets will look fine but will eventually get matted down after and destroyed after a short while. The reason It fails to clean is because something Shark calls "PowerFins" which is just where they removed the bristles on the brushroll to replace them with useless rubber strips which don't dig and separate fibers properly, also with "Duo Clean" you don't get a good seal to the floor so the head sits to high. Next, the Shark uses what is called a single cyclone which means that your filters will clog very quickly and possibly let stuff into the motor. The cyclone is also deliberately designed to let more stuff in the filters as Shark wants the machine to fail. The machine is also very heavy in the hand as you are holding the whole weight of the motor in your hands while vacuuming. The hose is very stiff and short, so you get little reach. And perhaps the biggest issue is the Shark is a safety hazard, the switch is known for throwing sparks out which could cause you to shock yourself and short out the whole vacuum. Also, on the Shark you will not get much help from the company as the warrantee only covers the suction motor! If anything else, like the powerhead or any other part breaks you have to buy it which will be expensive and difficult since Shark makes it hard to find and replace parts, and assuming your suction motor dies, and is replaced, and dies again while the machine should still be within warrantee, they will not replace it as you can only use it once even when the unit should still be covered. As for the Dyson, buy that! It is actually a great machine. It deep cleans really well, getting all the hair, fine dust, grit, and everything else that will ruin your carpets right out, the strong suction allows the head to actually stick to the floor allowing the brush to dig and clean well with its actual bristles. The Dyson uses a very advanced cyclonic design which allows you to only need to wash your filters once in a great while, and the machine should take very long to clog up even if you skip a few washes. The Dyson is lighter weight in the hand because the motor in on the ground when vacuuming so that weight is evenly distributed. The hose on the Dyson is nice and long, about 15 feet compared to the 5 feet from the Shark, and it has a much nicer tool set than any Shark. The Dyson IS NOT a safety hazard like the Shark so you can feel safe using it. Dyson will honor their warrantee and replace anything that breaks other than items like filters and brushrolls under warrantee, and if it breaks again and the unit is still under warrantee they will do it again. And Dyson makes all parts easy to find and replace in case something breaks outside of the warrantee. So please, for your sake, buy the Dyson over ANY Shark, or even buy a $60 Bissell over the Shark!
You should do this a year after they've been used, so we can see how the the extra features on the Shark no longer work and it has half the suction it did when it was new.
Shark is not reliable and unfixable
You should compare what it’s like to deal with their customer service departments. 😂
Dyson is a good looking lifestyle brand that is very high preforming, like Apple. Like no one aspires to get a shark but everyone knows the name Dyson.
You know the world has become a sad place when people are spending a bunch of extra money on lifestyle vacuums.
Iphones are all about lifestyle you right thats why I switched to android for more functions.
There should be a cleaning the cleaner category. Cost of filters and cleaning the nasty inside
Don’t disturb me while I’m cleaning my room lol 😂
Of course the Shark wins. Considering the guy who does the Vacuum Wars videos was in a Shark infomercial, I can't help but feel that this is a little bit biased.
Today I learned, Shark has fans that goes out to bat in the comments 😂
Nevermind the vertex. Talk about the Stratos!! The vertex is so overhyped
just got a vertex… 😫 love it
I've been trying to decide on the Dyson Ball 3 and the Stratos. I found a coupon from the Shark Website that gets the Stratos down to $299. USD. I'm not sure you can beat that. Then I watched a video of everything wrong with Shark Vacuums. Bastards
its pretty much the same vacuum
The Stratos is just the Vertex, but with a bigger dust bin, scent pod, and slightly easier to access panel on the bottom of the floor head
The shark duo roller (blue fuzzy roller in the front) has broken twice don’t buy!
Think I'm gonna get the dyson..heard a lot of people saying they hated the shark Hoover.
I love my Hoover
Everything proven cordless vacuum cleaners don't last longer like the cords vacuum cleaners does
Never mind it’s not boring I love vacuums
Shark looks so much better too!
I feel as if you guys rate features as more of an importance, rather then cleaning ability’s of the vacuums. You also never mention reliability… bagels tend to be throw away, while bagged tend to last forever
That's interesting feedback. Noted, and thank you.
I think reliability gets missed by most reviews @@vacuumwarsextra4132 - might not always be possible to do long term tests. 4 and 5 star shopping site user reviews are problematic as most are probably done within a week of purchase. It's a real minefield buying these things
I just got one from Amazon it has a gray switch not red. why is nobody letting people know that you can get a gray switch
Have the Shark and really don’t like it.
If you use any attachment the hover falls over, it fell and damaged my furniture within hours of using it.
It’s really heavy and awkward to hover around the house with. It will a stick and lift repeatedly so you find your self pushing like crazy without it moving then it slamming into the wall.
The attachments and chunky and low quality
The hose is far too short
The wheels pick up dust then drop them behind you so when you put the hover away there are bits all over the floor in a trail
The power switch on the handle starts to become less sensitive after a few months so you have to click it 4-8 times for it to switch off
None of the attachments other than the base are useful. Unless you are at the perfect angle they don’t suck up anything
Hover loves falling into you or furniture and is very unstable
Dust gets stuck at the very top of the container so you have to constantly stick your hands in to pull it out, doesn’t just fall out like a Dyson
Only redeeming thing is, it’s ok with carpets
Sounds like you should contact shark and see if your unit is defective
on the dyson the hose looks longer but it looks like it's lower down on the vacuum so the reach looks about the same.
I can completely take apart my Dyson Outsize+ for maintenance and restore it's performance as it was on day 1 while with Shark it's designed to not be taken apart so it's not as reliable or durable even when negating it's performance and the motor burns out on Shark and you have to buy the whole thing again instead of just one part.
Is that deffo the case with the Shark, that's a bit off-putting
Just bought a Dyson after not being able to fix shark will never buy shark again
That’s exactly why I made the switch from shark vertex to dyson. My vertex is a brick, because I can’t get parts and it’s a pain to take apart. Ease of repair needs to be factored into the score. Sure the vertex is great, until it’s not.
@@shineyrowYes, but not really. The floor head is not easy to take apart if you’re trying to clean the powerfins bar, which shouldn’t be necessary for most people.
Everything else that needs to be cleaned, it’s pretty easy to get to
Great video you need to some bagged vacuum cleaners y it doesn't cause problem's on people's health now days like bagless vacuum cleaners does
Uh... What.
@@Ming3rBagless ones have hepa filters so no health problems unless you buying a $50 vacuum lol
Most bagless vacuums have post motor hepa filters, so while it does shorten the lifespan of the machine it’s still not going to be a health concern.
You talk so fast and you don't leave the numbers up there long enough for anybody to see them I have to keep stopping and pausing the video just to read the signage. You don't leave it up long enough why bother showing it
We will keep that in mind. Thanks!
Here's the test I wish you would do: Please go home and vacuum your carpet. Pull out of the canister whatever is collected, and bring it to your lab. Take the vacuumed-up stuff, weigh it, and then sprinkle it all over your lab test carpet. Next, have your entire staff...as well as a few strangers...walk all over those carpets, preferably wearing shoes...and grind that vacuumed-up stuff into the carpet. Then run your test vacuums over that carpet and see how much of the vacuumed-up stuff gets pulled back out. I find rows of Cheerios (etc.) on hard surfaces to be about as reflective of what I might actually vacuum as Consumer Reports flushing golf balls down toilets to mimic whatever might come out of a person's intestines. In fact, I don't care how uprights do on hard surfaces because that's why God invented Roomba (and similar) vacuums. Cheers!!!
vacuum wars channel does tests where they pour sand all over the carpet and use a heavy metal roller to grind it as deep into the carpet as possible.
based on the tests i've seen both of these vacuums would likely get all of that sand out.
I owned Shark Vacuum... it sucks, loses power after a year, and has the most horrible and unknowledgeable customer service. Shark is only good in making you believe their product is better!
Have I missed something? Who is this?
Someone, copying "Vacuum Wars" format. She is, however, significantly better looking 😂😂.
This is our second channel, where we try out some new things. She's part of our team!
Geez. Test harder to vacuum debris. Pet hair for one.
The Shark is amazing for pet hair. I just got it.
Don't listen to this video! The Dyson is better in every way, let me talk about it so people hopefully don't get fooled into purchasing a Shark. First of all, the Shark does not deep clean well, it will surface clean so your carpets will look fine but will eventually get matted down after and destroyed after a short while. The reason It fails to clean is because something Shark calls "PowerFins" which is just where they removed the bristles on the brushroll to replace them with useless rubber strips which don't dig and separate fibers properly, also with "Duo Clean" you don't get a good seal to the floor so the head sits to high. Next, the Shark uses what is called a single cyclone which means that your filters will clog very quickly and possibly let stuff into the motor. The cyclone is also deliberately designed to let more stuff in the filters as Shark wants the machine to fail. The machine is also very heavy in the hand as you are holding the whole weight of the motor in your hands while vacuuming. The hose is very stiff and short, so you get little reach. And perhaps the biggest issue is the Shark is a safety hazard, the switch is known for throwing sparks out which could cause you to shock yourself and short out the whole vacuum. Also, on the Shark you will not get much help from the company as the warrantee only covers the suction motor! If anything else, like the powerhead or any other part breaks you have to buy it which will be expensive and difficult since Shark makes it hard to find and replace parts, and assuming your suction motor dies, and is replaced, and dies again while the machine should still be within warrantee, they will not replace it as you can only use it once even when the unit should still be covered.
As for the Dyson, buy that! It is actually a great machine. It deep cleans really well, getting all the hair, fine dust, grit, and everything else that will ruin your carpets right out, the strong suction allows the head to actually stick to the floor allowing the brush to dig and clean well with its actual bristles. The Dyson uses a very advanced cyclonic design which allows you to only need to wash your filters once in a great while, and the machine should take very long to clog up even if you skip a few washes. The Dyson is lighter weight in the hand because the motor in on the ground when vacuuming so that weight is evenly distributed. The hose on the Dyson is nice and long, about 15 feet compared to the 5 feet from the Shark, and it has a much nicer tool set than any Shark. The Dyson IS NOT a safety hazard like the Shark so you can feel safe using it. Dyson will honor their warrantee and replace anything that breaks other than items like filters and brushrolls under warrantee, and if it breaks again and the unit is still under warrantee they will do it again. And Dyson makes all parts easy to find and replace in case something breaks outside of the warrantee.
So please, for your sake, buy the Dyson over ANY Shark, or even buy a $60 Bissell over the Shark!
Shark hands down, in my opinion. Does a way better job when it comes to cleaning.
Y'all should work together on the main channel
Yeah - eventually we probably will.
Everything else bagged vacuum cleaners more everywhere online now days everything proven am not going back to bagless again
Slow. Down. Im actually trying to read the scores snd theyre on the screen for 2 seconds tops.
Sorry. Thanks for letting us know.
Who is she?
A talented associate!
I'd rather pay double for they shark because it's wayyyy better than the dyson
Dyson is still better!
Your just copying vacuum wars but septillion a good video because I love vacuums
We actually are vacuum wars! This is our second channel where we try out some new ideas. Glad you like it!
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The Shark is junk.
Boring
Dyson sucks 😏
Scam