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1M video channels with tier lists This seems the only one with the common sense to add _NAMES_ to the items in the list, AND named timestamps. Bravo!

There is a problem I have discovered with Dyson. I have a Dyson V11 I believe it is called. Where it would pass the flour test, you may find that the flour is coating the non removeable, non cleanable cyclone unit. I have three cats, so of course ,we have litterboxes. Litter is clay based. So the vacuum picked up the fine clay particles. Over time, I noticed the vacuum stopped working. I would take it apart, clean it out, and there was no clogs. I tapped the cyclone against the counter, and a bunch of dirt fell out of it. I kept tapping it over and over until no more dirt came out. It worked for about 2 or 3 uses, and then stopped working again. I would have to do the same procedure once more. Took about 30 minutes each time. I did some research, and discovered the problem. The Cyclone unit is not removeable. It is held to the vacuum with a bunch of small screws. You may say "unscrew it, and your problem is solved!" Except there are wires running through it that controls the head. It also looks like it would be easy to do serious harm to the vacuum. The video I found, the repairman removed the cyclone, and inside, you could see a ton of dirt, stuck onto the cyclone. He had to really scrub it in order to remove it. I am extremely positive that this is what my problem is with my Dyson. I have a belife vacuum. It's cyclone is in fact, removeable. After a month of use, I removed the cyclone, ran it under water until the water ran clear. In order to repair my Dyson, it will cost about 100 bucks just to have someone look at it. For the price of a Dyson, it should not have such a design flaw. Seeing what happened to mine, I will not get it fixed ,because I know it will just happen again. With all that said, I learned a lot from this video, and I thank you. I have a Tineco vacuum, and it is horrible. It's pre motor filter collects all the dirt I had just mentioned, making me having to clean it several times during one vacuum session. Now I know I need a vacuum with a multi cyclonic design.

There is one more fan speed - sleep mode, whit even less sound.

Wow! Finally a review video I can actually use. Thanks!

I dont see mine change purity color when cooking. I had a shark air purifier that with food smell in the house it will pick it up showing lower air quality. But this 200s-p does not do that. And i have two of them in the house and none change.

Thank you so much... decided on a Winix Zero Pro Australian model. Could you please confirm if this model differs to the 5500? Also if can review the INOVA brand from Australia... their large carbon is after the Hepa.

what do you think about dreame Z30 station ?>??

I’m confused because the Lenoit C300 states that it has a true HEPA filter. Is this not true?

Oh wow so that explains why the torque drive is kinda being left out on new models today.

The v10 no longer offers the torque head. Only the basic motor-bar which is available on the inferior models. Not great.

Oof. Once again, The debris containment test is a must pass for any decent vacuum.

Thank you for the work you do. Really appreciate you!

Picked up a brand new air doctor 3500i for $296. 👍Thin pre filter? Jus gt mine and it's thick and of very high quality. You're knocking the the 3500 for it's price. If money is not an issue, go for this unit! They're having major discunts right now due to the wildfires!

Now factor in the price, and see how it affects the tier list. $$$ 😅

So this is just a Dyson sponsored video eh? 😒

Hobot legee d8 better

This is definitely not a step-by-step video. It skipped all the critical parts!

Black list all Dyson too easy fault need to repair cost nearly buying new one😅

its ugly as shit tho, god damn.

Outstanding, the Jet 75 is my favourite mid range hands down.

Finally

Some Xiaomi robot vacuums would have been a good addition to the list.

I just wish the carbon was separate so you could replace those more often!

I have a Studio about 580 sq ft. I feel like the big Purifiers are overkill and the room ones are to little for the studio. I would love the Winix but its only made for under 400 sq ft

I would use the vital 200 over the winix simply because it doesn’t have an ionizer feature. An ionizer even when turned off can still ionize.

This review would’ve been far more informative if they had actually shown the quality of the air before and after using an air quality meter. They didn’t do that. He just kept going on and on about it not having a “true HEPA filter.“ What people care about is whether it works in clearing the air, not the internal mechanism for doing so.

Levoit 600s has one of the highest cadrs on this list and it’s a d tier? So you’re saying their filter is really that bad? I have a hard time believing that. They’re not THAT much worse than true hepa, probably marginal differences

Of course the KEY to ANY of these purifiers is how LONG will the particular filters be available at a reasonable retail (as opposed to later, say, eBay price-gougers)?

No winix a231?

Dreame ?

I just watched another video, the pellet carbon in the 5500 seems to have a lot of air space lacking carbon so it absolutely cannot be nearly as efficient as the 5300

Gosh that low air flow and lack of dedicated prefilter is such a let down what could have been a pretty amazing unit. Vacuum wars said that the filtration performance is comparable to the iqair units! But it’s not as big of a positive if less air is going through the filters overall. What do you think is the max recommended room sq footage for that air flow? Re cost - also worth considering that a stand alone air quality sensor like the Awair is about 200$ and doesn’t even have all of those pollutant sensors.

Doesn’t the winix a231 have a hepa filter ?

Winix a231 has better cfm to dollar ratio. And filters need replaced only 1 per year.

Hey CA, love your videos and the information that they provide. When can we expect a review on the Coway Airmega ProX?

@ Consumer-analysis QUESTION: Have you tested Corded Stick vacuums? Thanks.

the easiest way to increase sacc is to wrap the hose in insulation. This way you can completely eliminate the problem of two-hose air conditioners

dual hose models list 2025 please?

Nice review, but aside the CFM etc. how does it actually cleans the air. I would say this review would be much more useful if air cleanness would be performed.

The fog test is an absolute benchmark and required pass for any decent vacuum. Fantastic channel and video! 👏

S Tier: Makita 40v Stick vac. only for hard floors. Unit cost: 80$

Very informative, love it!

If price was no object I wonder what purifier would be in the S-tier? Mainly the A-tier purifiers I'm assuming.

No rabbitair a3 😕

DO NOT TRUST THIS GUY DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH

DO NOT BUY THE WINIX 5505-2 its a pos

Yo the winix is a piece of shit. I trusted you, if I would’ve used mine it would’ve killed all of my pets.

Maybe standup and either use a broom or a Dyson; five minutes later. Done

Where would the sans air purifier fall into the mix?