$300 Ryobi Cordless Stick Vac vs $750 Dyson V15 Detect

[@BunkerMountain]

Not sure why I’m watching this. Don’t even need a vacuum. Is this what being an adult is like??

[@LovinMyTruth]

I thought I was the only one. 😅

[@adammfharris]

Yes. Yes it is.

[@samml3836]

Yeap welcome to the club

[@naturesbeast7632]

Wow. I didn’t even notice until I saw this comment. I’ve watched like 10 videos prior to this. 😫

[@STAYCBias]

Vacuum can be addictive! See the dust suck in extremely clean and satisfying

[@MariusWM]

"im not sponsored by Ryobi" - has a better showroom of Ryobi than Ryobis headquarters.

[@l____bugc____l]

My thought exactly 🤣 Im stickin with Dyson..

[@MariusWM]

@@l____bugc____l I actually bought the Ryobi and its great. Don't wast your cash on Dyson

[@juanrestrepo7599]

Lol

[@Sabundy]

It's quite clever that the Ryobi battery is compatible with their tools. Makes it a good choice for those of us that already own Ryobi tools.

[@johncacolice9696]

Considering the batteries are $80 anyway, and one is included. Makes sense.

[@NIO3954]

I had my Dyson for about a year now…battery charge only last about 5 mins….what good is it if you can’t use it for more than 5 mins?

[@Sabundy]

@@NIO3954 true. Good point

[@Chazarwunna]

@@NIO3954 My dyson battery seems to be infinite

[@dcauninaivonarck5266]

The battery on my Dyson v10 died after infrequent use over two years. One of the worst purchases I've made.

[@txvet7738]

OMG….I’m so “Ryobi Green” with envy after seeing your garage Lol!! Finally an awesome review of the Ryobi stick vac model that I’ve been eyeing for awhile now. Thanks

[@wayevs]

The anti hairwrap head on the dyson is the game changer, the amount of times ive had to cut hair off a regular head is annoying every week but the dysonntech actually works probably needs detangling every few months or so it really works so for the slightly better pick up of the ryobi the dyson does it for me

[@mikewat590]

I am ordering the Ryobi for sure. Have almost 20 of their batteries already. I am going to vacuum every house in the neighborhood!!!

[@jacobduncan8875]

The biggest problem for all the vaccums not picking up so well on hard floor is the shear amount of debris trying to be picked up. Only a shop vac or commercial vac would handle such a mess.

[@snowti3294]

And also the size of the debris .. Who would even try to vaccum debris that are easier to pick up by hand?

[@effext1]

Exactly. If you don’t feel like pulling out the shop vac then at least take off the floor attachments to suck up a mess like that. Then finish it up with the attachment back on.

[@NoName-gv6nm]

For larger debris, you just shouldn't even bother using the motor head. Just the tube will do the job way better. These tests are dumb.

[@NoName-gv6nm]

@@effext1 exactly lol

[@smgdfcmfah]

True, but tests tend to be above and beyond the ordinary to prove/show just what's capable. If they picked up the large debris, at least you know they'll grab things on the floor if there happens to be the odd item of that size lying around (rather than a million in one place) instead of just kicking it into the wall, window or dog! My biggest disappointment was that the ryobi seemed to just grind the white powder into the floor - no a very promising sign for what's going on when vacuuming carpet.

[@imageofchaos]

Love the review/comparison...and the Warrior Poet shirt!

[@vince086]

They Ryobi looks great for the price. Love being able to use batteries for multiple uses. The one complaint is the size of the "head". Would be a bit of a struggle to get into tighter spaces in my place.

[@beestingza]

It has smaller head units and attachments I think.

[@ryanjackson5463]

That's what she said...

[@bullshitstomper9417]

I use Ryobi batteries on my Dyson it’s the absolute best and works on high forever

[@danlynch6228]

Another test you might want to consider is vacuuming pet hair. The pet hair from a chocolate lab clogs up the intake. This is even vacuuming after prior sweeping. It is definitely not fun to have to disassemble the vacuum cleaner to remove clogged pet hair. I never anticipated the dog would shed as much as it does. Perhaps I should have invested more money than buying a Wyze machine. Keep up the excellent reviews.

[@AuthenTech]

Thanks for the input. I hear pet hair can be a major pain.

[@SillyBilly5689]

Yes, hair on the bristled head is a huge problem. I had to clean ours before every use. The Dyson does not have this issue, it uses rubber instead of bristles.

[@kodreng69]

we have a Dyson V15 and a Samoyed and we have no problems with hair removal. V15 takes everyone without problems on both wooden floors, carpets and in the car. have not tried the Roiby vacuum cleaner

[@SillyBilly5689]

@@kodreng69 yep, the Dyson rocks the pet hair.

[@x_hazza-au1626]

I have a choc lab and have the v15 best investment 👌

[@fuzzyslippers8872]

Thanks for this video! I’ve been trying to find a practical vacuum and had no clue Royobi made them! Works great for us bc my husband has ryobi tools!! Thanks again!!! Super happy with the purchase!👍👍👍

[@sushmayonzen5364]

Thanks for making this informative video. I was thinking of buying a Ryobi Vacuum for sometime. Now I’m confident of buying it 😊

[@JoobyFooBrand]

Just upgraded from Ryobi to Dyson. So much better.

[@iblackfeathers]

objective review on a new product…. 1:19 no, not biased at all. lol

[@n01928]

Should note that lower AH packs are usually just a single series where larger packs use 2 series in parallel. This means that even with the same cells larger packs can discharge twice as much current. So you're not just trading off runtime you're also losing current which means less suction.

[@rse-porter7923]

Are you saying you'd get better performance using a 1.5 or 2 AH battery instead of a 4 AH battery with their vacuums?

[@daijoubu4529]

He put in a HP 2Ah pack, those can provide quite a bit of oomph but a short time

[@BradKwfc]

Lower Ah packs are made of 5 series connected 18650 batteries. The higher Ah packs are made of two rows (or 3 for the 9Ah) of 5 series connected 18650 batteries with the rows of 5 being connected in parallel. The peak current is the same the only difference is run time.

[@Samqdf]

@@BradKwfc Why would the peak potential current not be doubled when the 2 chains of cells are run in parallel?

[@BradKwfc]

@@Samqdf Normally it would but the output circuits are the same so they can't handle more current. From what I've found they put out 30A peak. The HP batteries probably put out more current but they have additional contacts.

[@philiplogan6416]

Oh man. I love the Ryobi Wall. We are starting to get a small collection myself. Great video

[@Pvbeachbum15]

would the brushed motor version (cheaper) work better for carpeting than the brushless?

[@CallLeeFree]

We purchased the Ryobi less than a year ago, the brush head froze up and melted together. Got a new head from Ryobi and it burned up also. Poor design where it rotates with plastic on plastic and no bearings.

[@imziminhas]

Love watching this video for the energy you bring in, keep it up mate!

[@iblackfeathers]

2:21 not true. dyson’s does not default into eco mode. it defaults to middle setting to balance battery with power. that seems a fair starting point.

[@Jergling]

Yeah, there's no reason to use Max at all on the V15 (except in above-floor cleaning), since the moment you start running over heavy debris it steps up automatically. It's not like the V11 where it only auto-boosts when it detects carpet.

[@michaeldmytryk2255]

Great review. How does the ryobi do with the standard 4ah batteries vs the HP ones? Did you notice a significant difference?

[@Samqdf]

I would like to know that as well because for as much as I like this vacuum cleaner it drains the battery fast and that's with me using a 5A/H pack, not a 4A/H model like in the video. Without using the powered head it will from full charged to the low voltage cut-off take around 15 minutes. Much less again if using the powered head.

[@scoty_does]

Great video. Im curious about the filters. How well does the Ryobi filter and how hard is it to change? I've had a bunch of dysons and am thinking about upgrading my 10 year old stick vac. I love the changeable batteries on the Ryobi.

[@lostinspace2780]

I just purchased a Ryobi dual unit. LOVE it! The battery is certainly short lived (maybe 10 minutes). But it works for our small home with hardwood floors. Great suction and price is certainly good. I guess turning off the dual unit and using only the suction would help with the battery life. Still learning, but very impressed with the vacuum.

[@allynewt2818]

I got the other battery and now it last 60 min +

[@Danny805123456]

I got the Dyson V15 for $500. Trust me it’s the best out there for that price

[@showersdpn]

The slit in the brush roller for the Ryobi is for a knife to cut through hair I think. Can you pull the brush roller out and operate it with just the soft fuzzy roller? Will it still roll? I have really old hardwood flooring and don't want to damage it, but want to use it over using a Swiffer to dust them and remove all of the dog hairs. Thanks!

[@mikahundin]

Great video... thx! For me, the Dyson wins: it has more powerful suction. I don't ever have chunks of cereal laying around the floor, and if I did I would not vacuum such ever regardless of vacuum; I would simply sweep that into a dustpan. But I do want all dog hair picked from the hardwood floor, and for that the Dyson performs better. Thanks again.

[@bluesman7111]

Ditto for you. My opinion also.

[@jely7698]

Thank you for making a very informative video

[@ManCaverTools]

Great video ABS. My friend just bought a Dyson and he's like, "it can suck up 8 billion particles. but good comparison

[@dougcooper4917]

Excellent Video. Interesting Information. Thank You Ben.

[@AuthenTech]

Thank you, Doug

[@IncognitoVideosInc]

Really helpful and well made video, exactly what I was looking for with no fluff TY!!

[@AuthenTech]

Great to hear thank you

[@lizard450]

The entire point of the dyson's emptying mechanism is that it allows you to get the dust out directly into the bin.. you don't need to go outside and drop it because dropping it spreads dust and dirt everywhere.

[@markeastridge9649]

I missed bin immediately after downgrading. My Dyson v8 got used up on battery, connections and body loose after 2 1/2 years. Had a Warranty exchange for a weak battery during its first month.

[@daw162]

@@markeastridge9649 this part is somewhat shocking. Cordless tools that cost more than something like a commercial branded sebo and that have to be repurchased every several years. These are things that can be made better, but just aren't because there's no incentive for them to be made better.

[@Lynzamarie]

Love the ryobi collection in the garage 🤍 Love the honest review, amazing job! I gotta check out & see if you did a hair test on hardwood floors. I’m really considering buying this & especially after seeing your garage collection & how cool it is to swap out batteries. I’m curious to see if they have updated the ryobi model with a green light & brush roll that detangles hair since this video too… 🤞 again thanks for the content!!

[@txboy2548]

I just bought that Royobi cordless and it’s amazing…it’s good for sucking up pet hair….plus it has double rollers ….I picked over the Dyson…especially because of the price too

[@stephanieshustock7210]

This was super helpful video … so tell me which are you using now-the most🤔? Need to replace mine soon… I vacuum daily 2 large dog life 😀

[@marcelvisser10]

Hi, you say the Ryobi turns on automaticly in turbo modus. Is this a kind of setting? I'm using exactly the same vaccum but it turns on in normal mode and I have to press the second button to get it in turbo/max mode. So I have to press 3 buttons: 1. Turn it on, 2. to get it to turbo, 3. to let the brush spin. A bit annoying.. However, great device!

[@TheLordDeliverence]

Ryobi have numerous model vacuums that all look very similar to one another and I suspect you have a different model. I have one and soon as I press the power button, it's in turbo mode.

[@RennieAsh]

For a mess that big I'd just use a dust pan and then the straight pipe

[@ingo_8628]

My Makitavac starts on 2 of 3, i hate that, you spoke from my heart. I have a Badaptor for Makitabatteries on Ryobidevices, so that Vac is a thought, thanks for testing.

[@shahidriaz1116]

You’re amazing bro. Loved your Ryobi collection.

[@RONMAYS71]

Wow, amazingly well done, Great info, seems the Ryobi is a Great vac

[@kimberlysuzannemoore]

I’m looking at the single roller and the dual roller. Wondering how much “better” the dual roller actually is. I’m in an rv and thought the single roller might be easier to maneuver around such a small space. Also wondering if the single roller is A little less weight (even oz can add up). The price difference is $100. Do you have an opinion?

[@coteymoore7335]

The dual roller is WAY better. I have owned a shark rocket Duo for years it has the dual rollers I got it when it first was released and I would never go back to a single roller. I’ve never tried the Ryobi or dyson but a good vacuum is definitely the Shark rocket duo

[@jonathanboes6033]

I’m not seeing the dual roller model from Ryobi. Is it still not out yet?

[@crazyrunner33]

Nope. I'd expect it to be another two or so weeks if there's no last minute revisions.

[@stevenlewis6781]

I just bought this Ryobi vacuum. Like the presenter I have tons of batteries. I can't say enough about the quality of Ryobi batteries. They last for years and have worked for me in -20 and super hot days. We bought a Dyson and it was great for a while. Then the hair from our dogs just overwhelmed it, even though it was specifically designed for dog hair. At 8 months the battery gave out and the replacement cost was too much to justify it. I've already vacuumed my entire house with one 4 amp hour battery and I have like 10 of them ready to go. The Ryobi does need a little more time, or you have to go a slower, but it gets everything. That and the dump system and filter are easier to clean makes it a big win. Oh, and the Ryobi warranty is bulletproof and you can do that at Home Depot.

[@jg5564]

Loving the WPS shirt🤙🏻

[@jbooks888]

I live in Australia and when I bought the Dyson v15 about three years ago it cost me $1400 ???

[@Troys-reviews]

Same I spent 1500 on the v11 outsize when it came out. I've ordered the ryobi it's on its way as my v11 is dying

[@Troys-reviews]

It's also amazing the difference in prices between countries we get ripped in Australia

[@jbooks888]

@@Troys-reviews Your v11 is dying? That's unacceptable. At the price they charge you expect to get ten years out them.

[@Troys-reviews]

@@jbooks888 exactly

[@frankbeams4333]

I don’t think Dyson had a chance in this video since this guy is a huge Ryobi fan boy

[@Samfromauckland]

He still gave dyson a fair review and credit where it was due. Eg. Light weight, good suction, anti hair thingy roller.

[@Seafather]

When I seen his Ryobi wall..”let me tell you about my best friend” song comes to mind.

[@baazbedi]

Hey! What kind of organising system did you use on the wall for all your power tools and batteries? Do you have a video on that if not many people would like you to make one.

[@davidmayer7732]

I would like to see a long term review on this ryobi as I’m looking into a stick vacuum for cleaning up litter tracks from the cats

[@edventures9884]

This is how I know I got older. I’m watching vacuum reviews at midnight 😂

[@bigrollin]

Wait till your watching pull up diapers for adults reviews

[@narrowpath2980]

With that type of mess on a hardwood floor, normally for me it would be done with straight suction without the head first then the head after. Dyson definitely. Great video,thanks 👍

[@laurieyoung100]

Which one is the best for long hairs? Isnit possible to remove the rollers on the ryobi so the hair can just get sucked up?

[@filmfan_2]

The Ryobi battery system is great I've got three 40v batteries and a 40v Ryobi power station for my car whenever I need to charge or power something small it really comes in handy.

[@TomTom-gn9mp]

Dyson Vacs have been out for Decades and this is the first Gen of Ryobi so give it a few years and Ryobi will be the Vac to get.

[@danconnor3089]

I think this is the 5th gen of the ryobi.

[@robertstewart9658]

I have always thought Dysons were overpriced, and overhyped. Shark is my personal favorite.

[@redman2751]

I went through 2 ryobi stick vacs. When they work they work great. However I had 2 fail after 6 months of ownership. They sent me a new one the first time. The second time they said it was out of warranty and they didn’t make parts for it to be repaired. I went ahead and bought the Dyson. There’s some things I liked about the ryobi better but it’s been about a year with the Dyson and it still works so that means much more to me.

[@jayrdeclaro]

Does the dual roller on ryobi suppose to be both spinning?

[@chia-changlai9929]

I have that ryobi stick vac in Australia. Its great makes me wanna compare that to my dyson too. I don't think it's bad at all. Especially you can swap the battery and keep going with your cleaning whereas the dyson you will have to stop and wait till its charged again.

[@sitappa7216]

It was very helpful. thank you

[@dipzno1]

You’re living my dream with all the machines man

[@joq702]

I use the craftsman and I had tried both a dyson and ryobi. the craftsman was the winner. Super easy to clean as well so it runs like new all the time.

[@CptSlow89]

Only for dust... Is there any good old cord vacuums with hundreds of watts picking up hardwood like they used to?

[@ouis-xv3vp]

One big thing the Dyson V15 has that the others don’t have is a sealed Hepa system that is third party tested.

[@blackice7408]

N a high quality 5 stage dirt separation system with advanced cyclones

[@battery_wattage]

Sealed HEPA filtration is the most underrated feature imo. Once you use it you don’t want to go back to a bad smelling room.

[@blackice7408]

@@battery_wattage yep. All dyson stick vacs, uprights, and canisters with the purple hepa filter are sealed. Why would u want to breath back the dirt ur vacuum picked up? But the v15+ filters down even more dirt than all other vacs. But even still smells like dog or food smells can still go through. I think carbon would take over to remove odor smells

[@bread-gz3rl]

Sealed until you empty it for the first time

[@blackice7408]

@@bread-gz3rl true but u can gently empty the dirt to reduce splashing the dirt so not much floats into the air then close the bin n suck up the floating dust around the dirt

[@WaltrWyte]

It is suitable to clean mattress regularly with Ryobi?

[@SillyBilly5689]

Our Ryobi lasted 3 weeks before the gearing in the head melted down and seized. Also the high pitch noise the motor makes is terrible. I have a ton of Ryobi tools, they are all great but this thing is a loser. The suction is laughably low compared to our Dyson cordless.

[@optivitanutrition]

The suction is laughably low ? are you sure you got NEW model. Now way you talking so much smack about new one.

[@arcadiosincero]

@@optivitanutrition I hope he's talking about the old one. I had the old one. Only thing great about it was the fact I can swap batteries as I have a number of them already. I'm about to head Home Depot to get this new model. Hope it works out ...

[@shaf3006]

I use my Dyson on auto mode all the time , it's does the job well , the battery last two times on one charge for my small 20x60 apartment

[@ishtlutz1261]

Great review

[@brooksy4068]

Ok, so I own both of these. The dyson you will need to lift up the head to get the crunchy stuff or use the brush wand attachment.. The dyson is so much quieter than the Ryobi. The laser attachment is my favorite. I love seeing all the hair and dust on the floor.

[@AuthenTech]

The Laser is awesome

[@Samfromauckland]

Curious, when using 2ah battery, does it make it light as dyson. Also, does ryobi's suction power match the dyson when using 2ah battery ?

[@clmitchell1166]

​@@Samfromauckland yes I would love to know this too as other user reviews I've read state it's still very heavy to use

[@johnysam2000]

Why don't people use the other attachments other than the roller? How well do these suck up big chunks?

[@revdev1032]

I think the dyson has a gun style trigger because it saves battery when you not using the vac (correct me if I’m wrong)

[@Chris-bl2fe]

OK but everywhere I look on line I can't find the kit with the dual roller head like yours it's not available 🤷

[@Morning.Coffee]

Thank you so much for your thorough review on the ryobi! I love your power tool station! Very organized! 👍👍👍

[@arkadiuszgozdek4084]

I wonder about buying that Ryobi but worries me the weight...is it heavy?

[@terranncegilmore]

Weird that it looks like the kit you received with the extra attachments is no longer available anywhere.

[@patriciaday6620]

I need a vacuum that will actually pick up cat litter and not spray it back onto me. Can you include that in one of your tests, please??

[@kimlink8371]

Great review 👍❤️🙏

[@Ludvig_Andihn]

I love these small robot vacuum cleaners if you have one extra I would love one 😅😅😅 And tk for a vary good video 🎉

[@UnknownMe321]

So the ryobi turns into a small vacuum as well?

[@chadpauley704]

I LOVE the Warrior Poet shirt! ;)

[@littlemanmail2001]

Okay, so where do you get the straw attachment for the Ryobi vacuum. I have the Ryobi lineup, now i want this lol.

[@TheLordDeliverence]

One thing I didn't hear mentioned, was the warranty. The Ryobi Vac I picked up came with a 6 year warranty and to memory Dyson only comes with 2 years.

[@ytpremium6294]

I saw a fish Icon on the lower right of the video. Didn't know your a Christian! subscribed 😍👏

[@acecaldwell4701]

The ryobi wins for sure because of price point plus the only con you kept mentioning about the weight is as easy as a battery change so ryobi all day

[@2469JT]

Which is louder?

[@TheRoomba805]

My newer LG cord zero has dual roller bar thing like the Ryobi. And my LG cord is zero also has the self empty base and my old one does not have it.

[@sean7193]

The issue with the Ryobi is that massive bulky head - makes it less then enjoyable maneuvering around furniture etc.

[@fernandooliver7005]

hi, can i use a 2h from ryobi too?

[@cattoc]

You say it is the only vacuum with dual rollers but I have had Shark Dual (based on your recommendation) for over a year. How do they stack up against each other?

[@mjcpm]

I prefer dyson because I like more light feeling ... big double rodes make it harder to handle.. I think depending of what can your afford will be the choice.. for me I been vacuum with dyson and my house is super clean and the best for me is the light feel that my house that is 2 floor I finished very fast

[@samlocoaa1726]

Am jealous of your ryobi set-up

[@markiskool]

I'm a huge Ryobi fan as well. A small portion, very small, are garbage but, and this is a big but, most tools are very decent. Having a dozen or so 18v 4Ah batteries means I can cherry pick the better Ryobi tools. So, if some tool is rated higher and even has a similar runtime, I'll stick with Ryobi.

[@christoffergus]

For me the noise level is very important and it sounds like the Ryobi is really loud. Are there any major difference?

[@jukio02]

The dual roller bar is my favorite. Shark also has dual action, I love those vacuums as well.

[@jfraz6246]

Been waiting on this duel vac for months

[@kevmack101]

Had a Dyson and all I can say is I was not impressed the shark x2 was way better and cheaper and came with 2 batteries

[@AuthenTech]

I hear good things about Shark. Thanks for sharing

[@levigaming-1]

Also when I tried the vax blade 32v pro on my carpet I went slow and a few seconds during going slow the brush bar stalled out a red light appeared and the brush stopped moving so it stalled out

[@ilelaty]

Dyson all the way. Just feel better.

[@agmills86]

Ryobi fan boy before it started, I have alot of ryobi tools and batteries and one of there older vacs but I wouldnt go ryobi for another, you cant be a master of everything! i do like swapping my batteries between tools but somtimes it isnt better and worth paying more if you want a battery powered vac, i wouldnt pay for a dyson but maybe a shark, came across the vids as im eyeing up battery vacs. enjoyed the vid though, im pretty bad with the ryobi myself. alot of the gardening tools are great with battery swaps

[@pakosecreto8517]

I’m planning on buying it then I saw that it doesn’t have the straw-like attachment as seen on the video. What ryobi doin?

[@abdomination]

Making me tempted to jump back into Ryobi haha

[@RagingRaiga]

I have 3 birds. Will the dyson effortlessly pick up feathers and dander?

[@mmjrry543]

Excellent video no question!