Can TINECO Dethrone DYSON?

[@ITechedUp]

Do you have either a Dyson or a Tineco? What are your thoughts?

[@marybethfrain7165]

I Teched Up I have a tineco....master plus.....love it

[@ryanfreeman2281]

I Teched Up Thanks for doing this comparison. I researched Dyson and Tineco vacuums and decided to go with the Tineco A11 Master. Yesterday I bought it through Amazon and should have it next Saturday. I’m excited to try it out!

[@crossocean5663]

Just purchased a11 master plus.

[@crossocean5663]

So you don’t trust the Chinese... I checked all my stuff and all from 🇨🇳.

[@liliyakamara8792]

@@crossocean5663 he's got his info wrong. Tineco is NOT Chinese. It's American.

[@lillianmartinez2823]

I have had both I prefer the Tineco I love my Tineco I brought the dyson had it for one day and returned it I HATE THE DYSON but we all have the right to our own options

[@rizwanriyaz773]

Bought Tineco Master and extremely happy with it

[@ITechedUp]

Glad to hear that. Yes, the Tineco Master is a beast too.

[@zarishsuleman2998]

Hi. Is it still working well? Do you have to change batteries or filters often?

[@melindaostergren8115]

This was very helpful; thank you. I have some suggestions for you: I’m 75 with generous arthritis in both hands and I wish you had talked a bit more about it having to hold the trigger. That’s very important to point out to people. What is the weight of the hand held part? How is the balance? I’d have to use both hands and I’m not all sure I can do that. Do they stand up by themselves? How do they handle dog hair? Untangling hair is a deal breaker for me. Thank you for not speeding up the film and especially for NOT playing music!

[@YelloPhase]

Hi! I actually own the Tineco A11. It has a switch that lets you hold the trigger down by itself. So that will be easy on your hands. Hope that helps!

[@ITechedUp]

Hi Melinda thanks for watching. The weight of the Tineco is 5.5 pounds with the the stick attached, 4 pounds without. The weight of the Dyson is 5.9 pounds with the the stick attached, 3.4 pounds without. The balance of the handheld part will depend on the attachment. I will feel weird at first but will come naturally after a while. They both handle long hairs very well in terms of suction and cleaning. Neither vaccum is able to stand on its own. Dyson includes a wall mount. Tineco has a floor base mount. Dyson: No latch for the trigger to stay in place (You have to keep pressing while operating) Tineco: Can be used with or without latch.

[@77majestic77]

I'm lost as to why you picked the Tyson. It had only one thing over the tineco, which was the wider hose but tineco fixed that. a cheaper price, with more accessories plus a wall mount, you chose the Tyson? That fact that they changed their hose let's you know that they are constantly improving. Maybe I missed something in the video that gave the Tyson the edge. But from what I saw, it wasn't even close.

[@ITechedUp]

I agree that Tinecos are great vacuums, I mentioned it several times in the video. The main reasons I went with the Dyson is because it has an instant start time when you press the trigger and the fact that it sounds better/more power.

[@suicidallooneypro]

@@ITechedUp the delay in the start isn't a mistake, on power tools and machinery that is called a "soft start" and that is a feature you only get on the premium power tools, so technically it's a premium feature which the Dyson does not have. What is a soft start and what is the point of it? A soft start simply reduces the amount of power being drawn from the tool power source, as with most electronic devices they tend to use the most power on start up. By reducing the power draw on start up it reduces the stress on the long term life of the battery and increases the power left in the battery by not having big shocks of power drawn. This is a a big features the Dyson does not have, especially with the fact Dyson batteries are not changeable. Sorry to say the reason for choosing the Dyson isn't a benefit, a soft start require more electronic which would obviously increase the price of a tool

[@ITechedUp]

Thanks for the info...very interesting!

[@mikerockstar]

I thought this, too! Other than the crevice tool and the soft start, the video appeared to lean towards the Tineco vacuum - light on the motorhead, larger bin, equal or better cleaning ability after at-home test, etc.... and then at the very end, "YEP DEFINITELY PICKING THE DYSON". I found that a bit head scratching.

[@blakeholloway4678]

He said it, wifey liked it more, so it's not his choice )

[@burimd1982]

I’ll take the one you don’t want.

[@ITechedUp]

Nice try buddy. I might give it to someone else in your family though as a gift of appreciation lol

[@lifewithklc]

I just ordered the Tineco A11Hero on Prime Day, and I love it so far. It does what I need it to do without breaking the bank. I don’t have pets or kids living with me so it’s just fine and saved me hundreds over the Dyson. If I had one wish, it would be that it stands on its own, but that’s really all I can think of.

[@PennyCarlson-cy1iq]

Is it still working? I've had mine less than a year and now I'm getting a blinking red light after it runs for about 2 seconds. The battery is fine, in fact I have 2. Tineco may beat Dyson out of the box, but it doesn't last.

[@MrNigelPrentice]

Thank you. You helped me decide to get the Tineco Hero. And based on Amazon pricing today, the sub-trim options are expensive for what little additional components you get.

[@ITechedUp]

👌 I really liked the Tineco and I liked their prices more. Good vacuum that's a close competitor to the big 🐕 Dyson!

[@MrNigelPrentice]

@@ITechedUp yep. Good point. I’ve been using the Tineco for a few weeks now, and we are very happy with it. Thanks again!

[@Alvan81]

I think it would make sense to have a Dyson as your workhorse vaccum for the house and a mid/high level Tineco as your spot/touch up/car vaccum!

[@mslizmu3010]

Exactly based on his review I thought he’d chose Tineco as well! I think I’ll choose Tineco and the price is more affordable as well. Tineco for the W!

[@PennyCarlson-cy1iq]

@@MrNigelPrentice I doubt you will be as happy using it after a year. They are good in the beginning but don't hold up. Mine is trash now and Tineco is no help.

[@pusheencat7722]

Another thing to consider is that the Dyson is built to be repaired, which surprises me. You cannot clean the cyclone area. It has a metal filter over the cyclone that is not removable. This filter has small holes that are large enough to allow small dust particles to go through. Since you cannot remove the filter or the cyclone, you cannot clean this dust out of the system. Some of it sticks to the inside of the cyclone. Dyson suggested brushing the filter with a brush, but that doesn't do very much, as it just brushes the filter itself. It gets nothing all around it, so all that dust and dirt sticks to the inside of the cyclone. Over time, the dust builds up to the point the vacuum registers a clog and no longer works. Because the cyclone isn't removable, you cannot clean it, thus, you have to send in to Dyson to be repaired. That repair job is a new vacuum, as it's over 100 dollars. Where as the Tineko and other vacuums, their cyclones have a filter inside them you can remove and clean. Plus, the cyclones themselves are removable, so you can clean it under water. The cyclone is directly attached to the motor of the Dyson, so obviously, you can not submerge it in water. To take the cyclone apart, you have to unscrew the cyclone from the body, which is done using a screw driver most will not have. Once it is removed, you have to then pry plastic apart to remove the cyclone from the body, risking breaking it. Once that is done, there is an electrical wire preventing the cyclone from being taken apart. So now you have to do gymnastics in order to unplug the wire as it is tightly put in. Even then, it will be difficult as you have to put pressure on this wire to remove it, peace the cyclone together, move parts to get the wire through, etc... It's ridiculous. For a vacuum the price of a Dyson, the end user SHOULD be able to clean where dirt gets trapped. It's surprising you can't on the Dyson. It is truly built to be repaired. That is why I'm here now. Yes, I wash and change my filters after each use (I have a few filters I rotate out). I am not willing to pay the price to have the vacuum stripped and cleaned, as it will only happen again.

[@pusheencat7722]

Oh this is for the V11 body style, which starts at the V10

[@danielmarkleblanc1800]

I've used the Shark brand cordless for the past few years and the Dyson identical Dyson product. Both have done well! Recently, I purchased the Tineco S11 and it seems to out DO all the other products so far in various capacities; especially, for the price tag. At the end of the day its all about the products quality and does it live up to the products claims. Is the Dyson really worth the money when compared pound for pound to the Tineco? I' have not been able to justify paying the extra $200.00 to $300.00 more once again for the Dyson brand.

[@ITechedUp]

Yes I agree you get the best value for money with the Tineco vaccum.

[@tinilee64]

Hello, just ran across your video. I just purchased Tineco A-10 for less than $125 it’s a great cordless handheld for easy and convenient cleaning on my quartz floor and wood floors 🙂 thanks for uploading your video.

[@nissan_skyline]

The air coming out of the Tineco vacuum is a little annoying, especially when you're vacuuming around loose pieces of paper and it flies everywhere. Although it doesn't bother me too much knowing that Tineco has an excellent HEPA filtration system and seal, so there's no dust or dirt in the air that's coming out. Most, if not all of the cheaper vacuums you can find in stores do not offer a HEPA filter or very good seal, which is super important once you realize just how much stuff actually gets released back into the air. I can never go back to a cheap vacuum ever again.

[@ITechedUp]

Thanks for watching and your thoughtful comment! It would be ineresting if someone with the tools and expertise to test this out. I wonder if the Vacuum Wars guy had done something like this to test how different vacuums release dust particles back into the air during vacuum sessions.

[@KooPaL34]

Thanks so much for the recommendation! Definitely helped narrow down my next purchase!

[@ITechedUp]

No problem man. I'm glad I was able to help, let me know if you have any questions.

[@kaylaclark4459]

You should know his comparison isnt fair. His Dyson is a V10 which isnt comparable to the A11. Its more similar to the S12. Rather, he should have compared the OLD V8 to the A11 or bought the S12. The two are in COMPLETELY different matches. Its like comparing a Swiffer to a shark rocket. Of course the dyson won.

[@77majestic77]

@@kaylaclark4459 actually, I still think the Tyson lost. It couldn't even pick the cereal up. Has less accessories and it's louder and more expensive. Sounds like someone is trying to get payola from Tyson or their affiliated with them. I really couldn't see why he thought it was a better model.

[@ITechedUp]

@@kaylaclark4459 Thank you for the comment. They were actually pretty close, the Tineco even had a few points on the Dyson. The Tineco S12 Pure One is comparable to the Dyson V11.

[@ITechedUp]

@@77majestic77 Hi Raistlin, thanks for the comment. I'm not affiliated with either Dyson or Tineco. This was an honest review based on my own experience. The main reasons I went with the Dyson is because it has an instant start time when you press the trigger and the fact that it sounds better/more power.

[@Edward-pu1wt]

Dyson are great vacs, but they are a bit pricey. I purchased a Tineco for $85 and it really works great. I don't think either one really replaces a good corded vac, but that's just my opinion.

[@rottiuree]

What about service post purchase for both. Does Dyson listen to customers feedback. Many would like a fixed trigger option, lights on the power head but no changes in their vacs. Do they try to improve the models. Also, what do you think about long term reliability and warranty. Just asking....

[@donovans6472]

@itechedup what about cleaning off pet or human hairs when it gets tangled how easy is it to untangle the tineco?

[@ITechedUp]

Hi I can't speak for pets hair as I don't own any. But i thought it did pretty well with human hair, it wasn't difficult at all removing it.

[@J4cktown_601]

Thanks for the review. What are the price points for both vacuums?

[@H2Ocritter]

Cost difference?

[@alexander2685]

Tineco is a win for me after seeing the cereal come out of the dyson and half the price yeah got the S10 version.

[@frangeskos]

Tineco beats the dyson 10 by twice the battery life. Cant be ignored

[@ccyl54]

After using both of these, it’s not just the name of the Dyson. The overall integrity of the dyson cannot be beat by the Tineco. It’s like comparing the build quality of a chinese toy to a hand crafted toy from a master….

[@alluringming]

Not sure why people would use something like these to pick up cereal or larger forms of debre. if i make a mess when comes to something like cereal i think a dustpan and broom would be better. Im thinking of getting something like dyson and tineco for vacuming out under the bed and certain furniture and possibly the car so i don't have lug out my shop vac to clean car out. Asking around abd people recommend dyson, tineco, shark, and bissel the most. So hard to choose lol

[@trailertubefernando358]

I don’t mind anything 😁

[@TKGZONE]

Hey I just got the tineco, what's ur thought about it as a long term product? I saw review people saying the suction is not as strong after a while, is this true?

[@Tulipsaki]

Which review is this?

[@moonlightdreams911]

Is it still running well?

[@TKGZONE]

@@moonlightdreams911 Ya it is, gets the job done.

[@moonlightdreams911]

@@TKGZONE thanks so much for the information!

[@j0shuaj]

Just needs to be cleaned quite often

[@tlowe0911]

thank you for the video.I have a tineco and luv it

[@ITechedUp]

They're fantastic vacuums and great value for 💰

[@nascar0509]

First world annoying air flow, mmm....

[@ITechedUp]

lol

[@liliyakamara8792]

Actually, Tineco has headquarters in Seattle. It's owned by U. S. based Ecovacs and have been around for some 20 years. The vacuum cleaners probably assembled in China, so is everything else 🤷🙄😂

[@ITechedUp]

No. Tineco's headquarters are in Suzhou, China. Its parent company is Ecovacs, a Chinese technology company.

[@larrydunn4626]

@@ITechedUp Agree with that. tineco is Chinese, so is customer service... my email to them was answered in poorly constructed but still understandable English.

[@zureai]

The cervical tool 😂

[@arogers1897]

You didn’t mention price difference. I won’t spend that much on a vacuum. My Tineco is doing the job for a whole lot less cash.

[@PennyCarlson-cy1iq]

But for how long? Mine is broken after less than a year.

[@Chupacvabra]

I've had both a tineco and a dyson. If anyone says a tineco is better, they are lying to you. Their batteries weaken very quickly and they give you 2 batteries bc they know damn well their batteries don't last. These reviews come up short bc they don't show battery degradation over the course of a few months

[@eurekarx2048]

No1 said tineco is better, people just prefered tineco for the value proposition over the dyson.

[@gaelandunbar2529]

Does he know what cervical can means??? Haha still really informative vid. :)

[@ITechedUp]

😄

[@judyrosy]

Tin-echo LOVE it

[@pookiemoon]

I agree and the dust and hair is stuck in the canister, I can't get it out and my dyson I could at least pull it out when it was stuck. I f%$#*^ hate this tinco.

[@NytronX]

No substantive reason why you thought the Dyson was better than the A11? The reality is that the A11 is the far superior vacuum, this guy must be paid by Dyson (could be a freebie). See Vacuum Wars video on the A11, it absolutely destroys the Dyson: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g5jQZ3-wgLmqbac The runtime on the Dyson is so abysmally low it is unusable in anything but a small apartment. Not having two batteries that are swappable on the fly is a dealbreaker on its own. Dyson is also incredibly loud and much more expensive. The A11 deep cleaning performance is better than all but the flagship model Dysons (and the A11 isn't even the flagship model Tineco).

[@kaylaclark4459]

I think its because hes comparing the V10 with the A11 Master. The two arent comparable. He should have picked up the S12 if he wanted a superior vacuum. He also started this, saying hes always wanted a dyson and intentionally wanted a dyson. Its hard to talk someone out of that brand. I think Dyson is a better machine in the high price range. But the Tineco is AMAZING in the "im a regular human and cant pay $700 for a vacuum" range.

[@chikolai3711]

At the end of the day, they are both made in China. Lol.

[@nishelie2774]

Hmm we don't use vacuum so i rather not have one

[@nnnn-pu1gt]

then why are you watching this?

[@KillDozer187]

Dethroning or attempting to reverse engineer their products.

[@ITechedUp]

Yes more like it lol