Best Cordless Vacuum 2019 - Dyson vs Shark vs Tineco vs Hoover vs Bissell vs Moosoo

[@VacuumWars]

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[@leonardobuesst4247]

You know you're getting old when you start watching vacuum cleaner videos.

[@joshm.4460]

Oh my! Same thought!lol

[@titheproven954]

and you LIKED watching it! My God what is happening to me.

[@alb9022]

I must be old then :/ At only 29

[@leonardobuesst4247]

@@alb9022 man, I'm 20.

[@brooklynhobbs3223]

I've watched two of these and I'm 13😂😂

[@adi-yf3vs]

I'm going to be real here and say that I am not that interested in vacuum cleaners nor do I see myself buying a new one in the near future. Its 2AM and just this popped up in my recommended section for some reason and I must say this is the most thorough and enjoyable vacuum cleaner comparison I have ever seen. Keep up the great work. I look forward to watching more vacuum cleaner content in the future.

[@BryanAnguiano]

Aditya M same 😂

[@horsepanther]

ROTFL

[@Glee73]

ditto

[@snowmonkey4863]

Google algorithms are omniscient.

[@josephujoestar7894]

😂😂

[@jeremyb9835]

Your tests are amazing. I love how you divided them into 3 groups: low end, mid range, and premium. This is the perfect buyers guide for cordless vacs. Keep up the great work!

[@VacuumWars]

Thanks!

[@Bacnow]

Vacuum Wars - Any chance that we’re going to see a Xiaomi Dreame V9 or Xiaomi Mijia review in the near future!?!?

[@lairdkim405]

This is one of the most unbiased tests ever. Thanks

[@deniseholloway]

Confusing!

[@miichaellangelo]

@@deniseholloway do you not understand simple concepts?

[@IntegrityCleaning]

Totally Agree

[@Mark-te8ky]

So you agree with what he's saying? I need to get a new vacuum

[@LSM_OPTiX]

What?

[@ChaunceyDos]

This is how I wish all KZbin reviews were produced. Gets right to the point. The criteria is thoughtful and on point, it moves quickly, and it doesn't derail itself by telling awful jokes. Great job.

[@gnovincejr2]

Yes!!!!! Just bought my wife on 11/29/19 the Dyson v10 absolute for $399 black friday plus docking kit. Such a good price!! So happy after this review, she's gonna love it. Also best reviewer ever! Keep up this amazing "free" service you provide. You''re awesome

[@AR-oj6cz]

wtf this is the most extensive and well done vs i've ever seen

[@julianmolano725]

I ain’t even buyin a vacuum but I watched the whole thing

[@suzan1mal]

Julian Molano right?

[@Kamila_collection]

Me too

[@YourLastWish]

I know right? He tested everything but how much of a pain in the ass some.can be to clean.

[@LoopDoc]

Julian Molano lol

[@metalmick]

What a sucker!

[@nataliemadison-rascoe278]

I give a thumbs up purely based on the fact this warlord of a reviewer carried all of those vacuums. Applause break please...👏🏽

[@112deeps]

I got Tinco for my aunt on basis of the review and i got Tinco on 100 sterling discount. Dual battery and dust sensing suction auto suction makes battery use last longer. Usually change battery when capacity drops to 20%. My aunt loves it. Having 2 smaller battery also means its probably lighter than dyson. Good reviews

[@mayoffx]

Dyson V10 won in the premium range by a fine margin. I have a Dyson V11 which is the newer version and I’m super impressed. I recommended this one!

[@gregallsmagic]

I don’t care what people say, but I absolutely love all of Hoover’s products. I’ve had some over the years. They do so good at cleaning my carpets. They also bring my carpets back to life by making them soft and making them look new. I choose Hoover over any other.

[@michaelmilli8487]

I never log in. I never thumbs-up. I never leave comments. Until now. Sweet fancy Moses this was well done. I've bookmarked it to review again later. Can you review everything I'm interested in buying?

[@screamtoasigh9984]

I know, how much easier it would be!

[@_l8075]

Hahahah!

[@MsJae-sf2hf]

Thank you for this thorough cordless vacuum test, I've owned so many vacuums through the years, my Mom purchased Kirby's back in the 50-60's, at that time it was the Mercedes Benz of vacuums. Today, I'm a Senior and can't handle heavy vacuums anymore, so on a whim and skeptical I purchased the Tineco, I was soo happy at how light and how easy it was to clean - I will never go back!!!

[@Jericho8103]

I have the Shark Duo Ion Flex (the one the F80 replaced), and I'm super happy with it. Not having to deal with different heads for different surfaces is great; just a push of a button changes the brush roll speed. As well, the motorized head has lights on it. Something the Dyson's have never had.

[@ondinehd6889]

We have a Dyson V8 and a Dyson V11: they are actually both great vacuum cleaners! My house has never been so clean, and I don't even vacuum every week! Really easy to use, really easy to empty dirt cup, no cat hair left behind (did a test with powerful flashlight set on the floor, parallel to the floor), and no pet hair flying in the air because the air filter is at the top of the vacuum, and not close to the ground, and no human hair ever tangled in the brush, which has very short and tight bristles. Love also the battery life saver: no ON and OFF button, which also saves you time: you just press and hold, and release. I am done forever with heavy, clumsy, hard to maneuver cord vacuums, which lift pet hair in the air so you have to re-vacuum the whole place after the hair has fallen back on the ground!

[@Dionysor]

i didn't expect someone so dedicated. thanks a lot for the upload mate. we got the v10 absolute with the flurry head on sale and so far we are mind boggled compared to a one or two decades old miele. a upgrade well needed

[@WellbredNfedKembleTV]

I have 3 Tineco cordless. ONE A-11 HERO, ONE A11 MASTER & the S-12 PLUS. I LOVE THEM ALL. I was surprised you didn't mention the rinse-free secondary cylinder filters that come with ALL Tineco (A11 thru S12). Each vacuum ships with two, as well as an attachment for deep cleaning them using vacuum suction. These filters sit inside a screen pre-filter. They are all interchangeable between models and can be swapped for a fresh one without opening the dust cup •My opinion of the Tineco product is that it is well engineered after thorough consultation with people who actually vacuum. There are attachments I've never seen anywhere else for any variety of circumstances and they are truly useful ...NOTHING GIMMICKY. These, are my first cordless vacuums & I LOVE them. I was the 5th generation in a family of Electrolux users -the first being my Grandmother who was born in the 1800s. ANY of these could run circles around my last Lux ($2,000) which was a trainwreck of design in every possible category except power & operating volume. By the time I'd clean half a room my mood would be so foul I was SEETHING. Can you imagine a machine designed so poorly that it could vex one so? Whoever had a hand in that spawn of Satan had never actually USED a vacuum. I must leave that subject alone. •The S12 is premium in several ways. It has the same fantastic array of attachments as well as some new ones. The ones that are also on the A11s have had some design improvements, mainly that they ALL click on and off the unit whereas before, only some of them did. I'd still like to see lights in the motorized stair & upholstery head as well as the ability to turn the brush roll on or off and have power when using the flexible hose. ALL ATTACHMENTS CAN BE USED INTERCHANGEABLY between all the units. My FAVOURITE UPGRADE IS the motorized rotation of the pre-filter in the filter-cleaner. • I don't notice the extra power in the S12 and don't really care for the auto power adjustment. I use MAX a lot because I have commercial grade vintage Versace carpets that have an extra thick, deep, plush pile. The A11's battery lasts a lot longer than the A12's in high-drain scenarios. NOTE: MY A11 HERO GOT SOMETHING STUCK IN THE MOTOR - heavy string or long piece of carpet. The motor had been extra loud and it finally stopped. I could see the string and tried to pull it with tweezers but it was too hard to access and I would have voided the warranty if I'd opened the unit. •BEWARE that all models except the A12 can be switched on without the dust cup or filters in place. It was entirely possible that I caused the motor failure by accidentally pulling the trigger switch when I was cleaning the filters & had it upsidedown. •I CONTACTED TINECO and after a few simple questions from their AI, was referred to a human support agent. This was a quick and painless process. I WAS UPFRONT ABOUT MY POSSIBLE CULPABILITY. Once she determined the motor was not fixable by the customer and that I HAD NOT opened the unit, she said she was replacing it and it WOULD ARRIVE IN A FEW DAYS ...it was at my door 100% free of charge 2 business days later. ••No charge for the shipping and no requirement to return the original. I'M SOLD ON TINECO!!

[@johnnyatho]

Quite a comprehensive test, one important requirement from my mother when searching for a vacuum was for the trigger to be able to stay on due to her arthritic hands , we only found one at the time which was a hoover so it got the nod.

[@DonovanGoodwin]

Got a V10 Absolute and it's honestly the best vacuum we've had. We've had a good old rainbow and loved that for a while but as vacuum tech increased it was starting to suck so we went with a Hoover react upright vacuum and that was a world better but didn't last nearly as long as our rainbow did. Now we have the Dyson and it's unbelievable how much better it is. Our house seems to stay cleaner and that's mostly due to the fact that there is a level of convenience involved with being able to just pull it out of the closet and go, no grabbing a cord no nothing. Coupled with the fact that it has nearly the same or better suction then our previous vacuums it makes it a complete upgrade through and through. and now with the different attachments we can actually keep our couches clean which is actually stopped us from buying new couches. So all in all I am way more impressed with Dyson than I thought I'd ever be.

[@norbertrivera]

I own a Dyson V8 and is good vacuum battery life is as specified in the review,the best thing is that while vacuum threre's no trace of dust in the output.

[@fueledbyregret]

Great video. We’ve had our Shark p50 a year here in the UK and we love it. We’re dog owners and have three floors in our house. We can do everything and still have charge to spare. Highly recommended.

[@billli9355]

bruh, I can't even afford the budget ones, I'll stick to my broom

[@TR-dq6lr]

😆

[@paromita10]

😂😂😂

[@LifeofPaolah]

😂

[@ResevoirGod]

How do you brush a carpet?

[@djrosedale]

I honestly think this is the best review of anything I've ever seen. Was just looking for the fist category but watch all reviews just because was such quality content thanks.good work.

[@BaronOfHell666]

I also love that you put the vacuums in the description. A lot of reviewers don't do that.

[@poweredbyim]

Based on your review I purchased the Shark P50. While it was a good sweeper and my wife really liked it the battery only lasted 5-10 minutes. New batteries are no longer available and it looks like it is discontinued. Not blaming you just a warning for future viewers of this video. Thanks for the great info.

[@tmcdgreen]

I just really appreciate all the thought, time and effort put into this video. Thank you.

[@Slabbys]

I've just purchased the Tineco S12 Plus yesterday on a Black Friday deal, it was £209 which I think is an insane deal, very happy to see how it performs!

[@VacuumWars]

Hope you enjoy it!

[@KBTCaseyFlynn]

I went to purchase a cordless vacuum and very quickly changed my mind based entirely on the fact that all the ones I was able to try had all the weight at the handle. Even a few moments in the store using them were uncomfortable. Also, if you need to stop to move furniture or a toy you have to lay it down on the floor. I found them very inconvenient and can cope with a cord.

[@JP-zq3mh]

I had a Dyson and hated it. The batteries didn't last long enough and I had to keep the button pressed at all times to use it and it gave me blisters. I returned and got a Shark with an extra battery and love it! I still have a corded Dyson that I use for more deep cleaning, but the cordless Shark is the one I use everyday. Great review!

[@dillusiv]

V11 torque drive is incredible, suction is best in class i'm not one to really give points just because of extra batteries or numerous more accessories (these are meant to be cordless and portable).

[@fooglez]

Imagine, I’ve been here since 2006 and watched countless reviews on everything possible. Guns, guitars, hockey equipment, yo-yos, shoes, tools, paint and art supplies, computer parts and electronic accessories, car parts, motorcycles, food, drinks, music, you name it I’ve probably checked it out..This mans video should be the standard for all reviews. I didn’t have to skip through, or speed up the video. I already own higher end dyson, just wanted to see it’s competition as I use it everyday, it’s a workhorse. Thanks for your review, really refreshing.

[@VacuumWars]

thanks so much!

[@AmbienceWorld]

I'm here to learn what vacuum I should drop hints for as my Christmas present. I really want / need a vacuum for Christmas. This is what my life has succumbed to.

[@zachocracy]

What did you decide? I'm still on the fence what to get mom!

[@crystalpedigo-manzo184]

Lol...I'm right there with you.

[@zachocracy]

I got her the Shark Ion (x80) idk the $239 one, it was the best reviewed that I could find. She freaking loved it woot. I'm the good son for the day suhweet

[@Bella31127]

😀

[@screamtoasigh9984]

Now we're under quarantine, don't you wish for that life?

[@elle6952]

And this is why KZbin will always be here. Thank you for saving me hours of research. Love the attention to detail.

[@VacuumWars]

I appreciate that!

[@aaronwiggins8962]

Must say, you detailed review made me get the jimmy vacuum. So far I’m liking it. 95% hard surface flooring

[@domesticated_kat]

You still like it?

[@Nicolas-zb9uw]

One of my friennds used to work at Sear's complaint department . He told me that the selling objects they have the most complaint about is the plastic vacuum cleaner called D....son . It breaks easily when it falls in a staircase or elsewhere .Sometimes the same day consumer used it for the first time .Have fun ! I'm not a robot nor an A.I. My friend's name is R. B.

[@Galanty]

Now I would like to see a competition of 1st 2nd in every category to determine the best of the best.

[@jeffbarnard348]

I just bought a Dyson v11 and I think it's amazing. 45min on medium is impressive because it's so powerful. Low is fine for hardwood and it lasts forever. High power mode is just too much for most tasks but nice to have. The only negative is the weight, but it's still easy enough to use with the powered head.

[@homebluston6817]

The best will be the one that still works when its guarantee is up.

[@lolz4887]

I just want to highlight that depending on the model of stick cordless vacuum you currently own/can get for cheap, you can upgrade it very substantially: my V6 battery just finally carked out. The original Dyson battery is a 2100mAh. I found out that with progress in battery since that came out, you can now find online battery blocks for it that are up to 6000mAh (I bought 4800mAh for about $50). It only takes to remove 2 small screws, no electric skills, slides out, slide in, and boom, more than double the original vacuum time AND avoid to replace an otherwise fine vacuum. Repair and/or upgrade, don't replace. Might exist for V8s and others, not sure.

[@JAlanWaters]

Wow this might be one of the coolest finds I've ever found on KZbin! I was already leaning towards the shark duoclean but this review really sealed the deal for me. I just love the scientific approach you took when designing the comparison test. I will definitely be a long term fan

[@Mudge07]

Just started watching and already your method of analysis puts the facts to the fore.

[@ericgeorge5483]

I only buy Dyson and have done for a long time. The quality and cleaning is incredible.

[@guygordon2780]

So is the price, and not in a good way.

[@ericgeorge5483]

@@guygordon2780 You definitely get what you pay for.

[@guygordon2780]

@@ericgeorge5483 Actually, you get *at most* what you pay for. I happen to like Dyson vacs. I just think their higher-priced models are all overpriced. YMMV

[@arevee9429]

Have to beg to differ on the mid-price results. Having both the V8 and the Shark Ion P50 and having used them both for several years, I can say that for me, the V8 is hands down better. The P50 may be lighter and the handle, but that clunky head makes it less maneuverable. It's foam filter is clogged constantly and there is dust outside the filter which would indicate leakage. And worst of all, it gets super tangled with carpet fluff and the brush roll needs constant cleaning. The Dyson is also far better at removing pet hair from dog beds and furniture with or without the small powered nozzle. And it can vacuum stairs without even removing the carpet head. I know I may sound a bit like 'Vacuum Facts', but as an experienced user, I'd have to say he's mostly right.

[@DrakeShattuck]

I've owned a Janitorial company for 30 years and you make great points. These are initial tests however as you point out, you can't judge any equipment until you have used it a while. Especially vacuums seem to all work fairly well the first little while but later on what matters are those that keep on performing well over time. What I would like to see is paper filters for cordless. Yeah Yeah, the cyclone is all the rage but each has a hepa filter because they do not trap everything. I'd rather have a hepa bag and once done, discard the bag and all the dirt and dust and put in a new one. You would as well have better air flow not having to push the air through so many different passages and filters. Air friction plays a big role in air flow and suction.

[@staceys1870]

@@DrakeShattuck Thank you for your comment, as it's helped me a lot. I have such severe allergies, and am looking for the best Hepa system. Well, I probably couldn't afford that, but would love to have one w/ a Hepa bag!!

[@daveconroy6859]

Have close to zero interest is this stuff but watched the whole thing. Perfect KZbin reviews.

[@lissbliss7501]

I’m happy to see how well the dyson v10 absolute fared! I just bought one In December and I’m very happy with my first Dyson

[@Bettyboop82-82]

Liss Bliss same here

[@Lorena-kc5ze]

Bought mine around 10 months ago and love it! also we got the accesories pack for free

[@ericaa.416]

Thank you soo much for making this video! It's impossible to figure out which vacuum is best just by browsing on Amazon. I was able to come to the conclusion that the best vacuum for me & my 2 toddlers was the Shark ION p50. Ty for doing the filter test to see how much dust escapes the vacuum. I love that it works so incredibly good on carpets & hardwood floors and picks up large debris, that is direly needed for 2 messy toddlers. Im very glad I could find such a wonderful vacuum that is also cordless (prevents kids playing with a cord or plug), has a detachble hand held vacuum for all the crevices/edges (no dusty areas for the kids to get to). Thank you again, I love my new perfect vacuum. 😁

[@barlowjmb]

These are amazingly entertaining to watch, thank you for being through and for the attention you pay to details and the work you put into this

[@jamesreynolds8838]

@Vacuum Wars, why is the Tineco A11 filtration test a second-place pass in yellow? I couldn't find an explanation anywhere, and that test was skipped on the specific review. Also, thanks for your hard work, these videos have been super helpful, and I will make sure to use the affiliate link when I buy!

[@kenn1936]

WOW!! Thank you so much for this fantastic review. I have decided on Dyson V10 instead of Dyson V11. Excellent review, much appreciated. (from UK)

[@Ireland1229]

I bought a Beldray Revo Model BEL0944SL Cordless Vacuum Cleaner and Pifco Model P28027 Robot Vacuum Cleaner on Ebay a few days ago and they are amazing. I would never buy a vacuum cleaner with a cord like we had years ago as they are backbreaking things to manoeuvre around and then you spend a light year getting kinks out of the cord and what not. At least with a robot cleaner you just send it on it's merry way and they do the job fine in general, plus there is something oddly hypnotic about watching the things wander around your floor searching for all kinds of crap. Love them.

[@lorenworthington8739]

Good video. I can tell you put a lot of work into this. I should be curious if you could incorporate testing that would mimic what someone encounters in a workshop/garage environment. Obviously there are many similarities to your tests here but there are certain things like removing sawdust down in nooks and crannies, and The volume of the tank where material resides. I also think the ease of dumping the vacuum is worth measuring

[@VacuumWars]

This is good to think about. Thanks.

[@a3chowdh]

This is a seriously good analytical video. Lot of hard work went behind the scene which might go unappreciated. Keep it up!

[@will-sw4vk]

I’m the 1% actually looking to buy a vacuum

[@greggb681]

Which vacuum did you end up buying? I am debating between the v10 and the v11

[@AyseErSej]

I am too !

[@miguelherrera751]

Brian Hendrickson I was in the same boat as you, but I decided to buy the V11 Absolute over the V10 as it has a big improvement on suction over its predecessor. Depending on your budget, you should decide on whether the extra power and battery life is worth it on the V11, versus the V10.

[@AyseErSej]

Brian Hendrickson i just bought the V10 animal for 375 dollars/298 pounds

[@sweetescape8597]

Miguel Herrera update on ur vacuum?

[@Sjrick]

This guy should do comparisons on everything. Very detailed

[@AlvinHsinhungChen]

I am just glad that I bought one Moosoo K17 before seeing this thorough review video. Kudos to the king of the vacuum!

[@Mark-te8ky]

did you compare it to the other vacuums?

[@JackycClark]

Me too . Felt like I got it right.

[@ankurnits1]

Loving my Dyson V11 so far. Incredible piece of hardware

[@VacuumWars]

That is great to hear. Thanks!

[@suzan1mal]

My phone nor my iPad were near me last night when I was talking to my mom about her needing a new, lighter vacuum. And...here this review pops up. Creepy. Yet very convenient in advance of Christmas!

[@pattidyer1]

suzan1mal The same thing happened to me.

[@firepower01]

Dude you're awesome. I never expected such a thorough review on a vacuum but damn, I'm glad you took the time to make it.

[@CB-ii7yr]

Thank you sincerely for the time that you put in for this, not to mention the video is to the point . Very helpful ! I subscribed , thank you again :)

[@zaidhakim]

The scientific rigour with which you conducted your review is commendable. This is just fantastic work.

[@russm195]

You have to check out the Jimmy Brush head available on Amazon. I feel like that was the one downside to this vacuum and they finally sell a brush roll!

[@felixedin8764]

Hey mate! I tried googling the brush but couldnt find any.. Do you mind linking it or telling me where I can find it? Cheers

[@russm195]

@@felixedin8764 the JV83 comes with both rolls. Just do some googling and use Amazon search. Looks like they don't sell the JV51 anymore.

[@Gdj_Ga]

Hoping you offer your guidance. This video was very informative however 8 months later a lot of these low cost models with the soft roller head are no longer available. Ideally the Jimmy was my choice as it has the right head, replaceable battery and an ok filter. Any thoughts?

[@angelacruz71]

Was really hoping you had tool brand vacuums like makita, ryobi, milwaukee etc. Would love to see how those stack up. Would be a great multi purpose use of tool batteries

[@gloriouspopemantom373]

Pops just bought the Makita, seems pretty good, simple design and lots of suck power. The easy to swap batteries we already have around, bonus.

[@karenlea473]

I’ve seen a couple of your hand held stick vacuum tests now. What I want to know, do you ever compare how easy they are to empty and clean out? That is, ongoing maintenance, necessity to clean filters and long lasting battery life.

[@prahstik]

When are you reviewing the LG cord zero vacuum? It would've been a nice addition here.

[@shaanmasters7654]

A big thank you for a no nonsense review. Excellent work. Intelligent and very helpful commentary.

[@itzherz]

This man deserves a Noble Peace Prize!

[@thomasmaughan4798]

Or at least a piece prize!

[@sungku5116]

I dont give a dang about some vacuums. But I'll watch whatever this guys reviews. This is dedication!👍

[@victorcristian8338]

He protecc He attacc But most importantly He can vacc

[@IntegrityCleaning]

LOL this is hilarious

[@gatorbyte5254]

I have been considering getting a new vacuum and this video has been a huge help. Thank you!

[@paulp8159]

lol! I have no idea why I'm watching this. Got Damn Coronavirus

[@vamul1]

In your house more so more mess and vacuum needed

[@blackrabbit5321]

I think a very important point to add in the future would be ease and frequency of filter maintenance.

[@thomasboone3280]

Wow that must have taken a WHILE to edit, I bet you had a lot of footage. Very thorough - thank you!

[@Zofmui]

Construction quality and durability should factor in as well. I have a Dyson V11 and it has needed repair 3X in about 5 years. Now, Dyson isn't supplying replacement parts due to Dyson's poor business decisions. I think Dyson is basically supplying his extravagant lifestyle more than his product.

[@doodlesparklecleaning]

Love shark vacuums but I must say the Dyson cordless is amazing too just wish they cane with two batteries 🔋

[@dcentral]

DoodleSparklecleaning Dyson battery dies after a year and you’re forced to get expensive repairs.

[@balajie899]

Amazing ! $500 for a phone is considered budget and the same for a vacuum is considered super expensive, even though vacuum potentially lasts a lot longer, protects from allergies and other health issues and only one is required for a home/family !

[@Shamanas123]

Absolutely good point!

[@anonymous6779]

I'd be interested in seeing a comparison between mop and vacs in one ie. hizero, bissel

[@Engineerboy100]

Dude, you put a lot of work into this video, we are in the market and this was very informative, thank you.

[@LukeLangley97]

I have no idea why I am watching this but I'm weirdly fascinated

[@realkarfixer8208]

Thanks, I really appreciate that you have objective testing methods that you apply across the line. The only suggestion I can think of is to factor in consumables, i.e. replacement filters, rollers and batteries. A comparison of bucket volume would be nice, too. I ended up buying the Shark Ion P50. Used your link, so you should get a little coin for that.

[@VicInCommentSection]

I enjoy videos like this one more than most TV shows that I actually follow on network, cable, and streaming networks. I purchased a Dyson V11 within a couple months' of its release and am super happy with it.

[@MurasakiBubble]

Omg, the dedication and work that went into comparing these vacuum. Bravo

[@Tactikill44]

ive been waiting for this moment,and here it is

[@VacuumWars]

Nice!

[@fanaticpass]

sok tesztet megnéztem már de ez teljesen kielégített! köszönöm. jimmy 51 vagy 53 nál maradok üdv Magyarországról!

[@ElementEWFW]

It cannot be a proper vacuum wars without the dreame v9 And the new xaiomi handheld vacuum cleaner Although i gave you a like and i will give u a bigger one if I could Thanks for everything

[@SparkHelium]

Maybe next time. He did test the roidmi v8 storm.

[@Shamanas123]

Interesting why did F8 score “N/A” in some tests (along some others)... It would also be very interesting to see the brand new ROIDMI X20 tested along the others (is it much better than F8?).

[@engelneen1686]

thank you for being so thorough!! I purchased a vacuum after watching your videos last year and I still love it!!!

[@watsonfc]

Excellent ...and I do mean excellent review. Thank you. BTW: I had purchased my Dyson V8 over 4 years ago. Love it. Glad to see how it compared.

[@tammylafleur5065]

Hi! I'm really interested in the Tineco A11 but am a little worried in regards to the filtration system. It came in 2nd place in the video and I was hoping you could explain why exactly. I know you did a separate video on the Tineco A11 Master but the filtration system isn't mentioned in that video. Any more info would be extremely appreciated as I have a 10 year old at home who is extremely allergic to dust mites.

[@MrChris-bx7ss]

Sadly, this was more entertaining than the movie I just watched on Netflix........,

[@alanalan-mq8yw]

Have Dyson V8 Absolute for 1.5yrs vacuum everyday(dustpit by airbase), xtra battery from aliexpress EZ to change(3screws), the v10 v11 cant. Dbble filters on V8 working fine, the wall hanger/charger makes EZ access. Wrap the wand in clear 3m no scratch film, EZ to scratch the lovely color, they should anodize color into metal. Just have to use pledge on attachments to remove fine dust from connections so doesnt stick when attaching. Also bought a Iron board/iron wire wall hanger for attachment storage ($8 walmart).

[@Bo-qv4ez]

I love my dyson, have had it for 2 yrs.

[@bradjones5132]

Bought the V10 and very happy with it. The suction is incredible for a cordless vacuum and it feels very premium. As you mentioned in the video, the V10 is much more cheaper than the V11, yet is 90% the same thing. A solid choice for anyone looking for a great cordless vacuum 👍🏼

[@Ubeogesh]

I have a very big apartment (robotic vacuum always gets lost!), no pets and no carpets. I understand that Jimmy JV51 is the pick for me? Or will I get more benefit from the more expensive models?

[@DeusExAstra]

I have it, it's good. If you get it you probably wont be disappointed.

[@crogs571]

They have the JV83 now that comes with the carpet roller too. There's a PET version with the carpet roller and the king version without but has an extension hose and some soft brush, with slightly stronger suction.

[@mreid0890]

I’m so adult I watch vacuum reviews on KZbin. You are niche and I love you

[@joelb7846]

The only issue I have with these reviews is they don't take longevity into consideration. A vacuum may work fine for cleaning, but it may not hold up over the test of time, which doesn't make them cost effective.

[@Steamrick]

True, but sadly this is something that's almost impossible for a single individual to test for that many vacuums, especially since there's also the difference between a vacuum always doing the same thing in some automated rig or actually getting used in a home.

[@confusedwhale]

@@Steamrick: Yeah, it truly isn't. And longevity depends mostly on how well the vacuum is taken care of, whether it's treated well or beaten into the ground.

[@andreah4696]

Agreed. Especially since Consumer Reports no longer recommends any Dyson vacuums due to the short lifespan.

[@atakyzinvictum2552]

A really helpful guide! I was in a bit of a dispute with myself whether I wanted to got for Dyson V8 or V10, however still not ruling out other brands. I just know that Dyson performs well, and dont really want to cheap out on something such as a vacuum. I watched the entire thing in case there was a noteworthy budget option, though was mainly aiming for the midrange. The tests you ran were realistic in the actual use of the vacuum, and helped me to decide on my winner based on the information you presented. I am going for Dyson v10. I know that it is fairly expensive, but as you said with the recent price drop it is a really good option. Thanks you so much for your help! Definitely subbing:)

[@Jun-fm1kp]

The God of Vaccumes is back

[@VacuumWars]

I have been taking Tuesdays off, I have found that its taking me a lot more time than expected to put together these big competition videos.

[@runnningonempty]

@@VacuumWars I bet..Thank you..

[@MrPAULONEAL]

Thor's less famous brother...

[@afersaca]

@@VacuumWars I can't wait for the 2020 version. Maybe once a year wouldn't be so bad. Lots of research and time efforts! Best reviews I've seen. Maybe you you consider getting into flat irons and blow dryers. Beauty hot tools are always a hard task for women who are tired of getting their hair fried (LIKE ME, HA!) and want to spend a decent amount of money on these. BUT WAIT A SECOND... Maybe Dyson will outdo every other brand again lol! Anywho, I love how unbiased your reviews are.

[@Therapistyouknow]

After throwing my Dyson V8 Absolute against the wall for the last time, came here for help in picking a non-Dyson vacuum and you helped! Thanks so much!

[@danielmcguinness4975]

What was wrong with it?