Dyson Cinetic Big Ball Upright Review

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*A great vacuum for the price. The suction is awesome. Excellent for pet hair. The beater attachment works great **MyBest.Tools** on the stairs. Not too heavy and easily maneuvered.*

[@ArchiezVidz]

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[@thedude2897]

This review helped me get a Cinetic. Already had a DC65 which I liked a lot. I get way more crap picked up with the Cinetic. I was impressed and still am every time I vacuum. Kept the CInetic and gave a relative the DC65.

[@alexunlv]

Had the DC40. Picked this up today, new with a great deal. Wow! I can't believe we had so much Dogo Argentino shedding in our house! Scary! Love the vacuum! Best thing!

[@Dawesenm]

Interesting. I'm looking to purchase the Cinetic Big ball. I'm glad that I've found this video, thank you!

[@donaldyoung5886]

I agree this is pretty fair review with some common situations. However, the no filters is truly the BIG selling feature to me. We have the smaller rather older smaller Dyson upright vacuum and I can tell you that I am not at all gentle with the machine and and after 7 years, still going strong. The only thing we do not like about is the filters. You are correct about the filter in the ball. Again, no filters is time saver to me.

[@robertwilson9681]

Outstanding and thorough review..........! Just bought my Cinetic today off of QVC...(Gotta love EasyPay)! I owned a DC07 for years, was an outstanding vacuum......Then I got a Shark Rotator......was hooked...but I,ve replaced every part on the Shark over the last year.......nice that there is a lifetime warranty on all parts......but I had to wait 2-3 weeks for replacement parts, I never had to replace a part on my DC07....so I'm going back to Dyson.....BTW...Got the wife the Supersonic hairdryer from Dyson for an early Christmas gift.......she says it's the best she's ever used.....! Happy wife....happy life! LOL

[@blackice7408]

Robert Wilson u need a happy wife just to have a happy life? Mgtow

[@liambassitt5919]

............. cool...

[@JasonCarmichael]

My DC41 for 10 years ago, has the exact same, issues of the 65, I can't ever figure out how to make it rest without pushing it way forward. As for stuff getting gunked up by the top of the bin, well, there is a max full line on the bin. And it is actually pretty easy to take the top part off the bin entirely. Just push the red button and then the button is revealed for the top part from the bin. Push it and pull it all apart. :)

[@maryvale88]

I came here to learn more about this particular vacuum. I am sold! great review to a great powerful vacuum.

[@mediaaccess2]

I just bought a dyson cinetic big ball. It has instructions in a zillion languages, but the use of the accessories isn't clear, so I'm watching these vids. Hope I like it. Some comments below are a bit troubling. I know the on / off switch and the cord switch seems flimsy, but if the technology fits, it might be Ok.

[@christophegouteux8407]

I really like this vacuum, its the second Dyson I have owned. It has really good suction and its easy to maneuver around. 5 stars...

[@firebird890]

I just bought one yesterday! Great vacuum worth the investment!

[@cosssio]

My first Dyson was bought 9 years ago and continues to run good, I recently bought the cinetic to upgrade and to retire my old Dyson, however I was extremely disappointed on the maneuverability of the Cinetic, my wrist end up sore every time I clean my floors (and I'm used to handling power tools), so now I'm deciding to either return the equipment and get something more maneuverable but with filters to clean, or to suck it up and deal with it (however for a $500.00+ vacuum I shouldn't be dealing with this conundrum).

[@danield9257]

very good/thorough video. I still prefer german bagged vacs over bagless, but Dyson does make the only bagless i would buy.

[@mike4362258]

what German vacs please advise id like to see them ?

[@JeffreyBorcean]

@@mike4362258 Miele or SEBO is most likely what they were referring to.

[@montewestlund8195]

Pull the hose out with the vacuum running with an attachment on the end. It would be good to see what the hose does when there is suction going thru it.

[@GeoAl09]

Great review, I was curious on the difference in volume between the two

[@appleguy1986]

I found this video very helpful. It helped me to understand how my brand new Dyson bigball animal+allergy works. Thanks you

[@VacuumAdvisor]

Hey John. Thanks for stopping by. Really glad you found the video helpful.

[@normanng2865]

Greatest vacuum review ever. i just bought one today.

[@VacuumAdvisor]

Hey Norman. Really glad you liked the review and I hope you are happy with the vacuum.

[@Alouha0407]

My husband got me the DC65 I am loving it so far. I used to have dirt devil vacuum and it was so heavy. The DC65 much better for me.

[@dpugelj123]

Have you noticed any dust where the air intake of the motor is after some use? Some people say that the cinetic cyclones don't trap all the dirt, so they're post motor filters get clogged.

[@VacuumAdvisor]

I have not noticed that but we haven't used the machine that much lately.

[@ZunarZulfiqar]

Denis Pugelj I have noticed it a lot. I thought that it may have just come from the environment I was using it, but that makes scence

[@dpugelj123]

It's a brilliant idea to have no filters but I guess it doesn't work 100% because some particles of dirt are so small they go through the cyclone to the post-motor filter. I also noticed that the Dyson US site offers 3 "new" models (multi floor 2; animal 2 upright and big ball canister muscle head) all of them have a pre motor filter, so I guess they are going to stop making the cinetic models which is fine. I havent heard anyone complain that its hard to wash a filter once a month. I bought a big ball canister with a pre motor filter and will be receiving it today, much cheaper than the cinetic and the same suction power. I cant wait :D

[@mike4362258]

can Dyson do anything about the suction when you extend the hose to pick up adjust it in other words?

[@guyfisher2050]

I found this video very professional and helpful. A bit surprised at how much debris was left over after one pass (at 13:10 to 15:40). Seems like the vacuum port went over debris and didn't pick it up. In the test did you have the brush bar activated?

[@VacuumAdvisor]

Hi Guy. Glad you found the review helpful. In the tests you are referring to the brushbar was indeed running.

[@marcusbrown1767]

I have the cinetic, works a dream..

[@richardscott4847]

Can you buy the rubber "tyre" on the edge of the ball. Ours has gone twice in 5 years??

[@Leethebee62]

Would you advise the possibility of using this to vacuum the floors and seats of my car? I am so close to buying one. Thanks for your review. You are so thorough,

[@VacuumAdvisor]

Hi Connie. I think you could use the hose and tools to vacuum your car interior. I can't see why not. It may not be as easy as using a cordless handheld but if you have a power outlet near the car and don't mind a bit of restriction from pulling the hose around it should work.

[@Leethebee62]

Thanks so much. I believe I've made my decision and will go to Best Buy today. :)

[@7511fsm]

Well, for the morons that don't know, that complaint about the trap is just plain dumb. It comes off with the push of a gray button at the top of the clear plastic piece so you can clean the entire cleaning trap area. I could be mistaken and this is not in newer models i.e. like my same exact looking model, but I'm pretty sure it's there.

[@isabelantonucci1081]

Vacuum Adviser there is a Total Clean version of the Cinetic big ball Dyson upright vacuum which is Yellow and it's a Walmart exclusive model.

[@carlosrios7088]

right now on ebay refurb models are only $5 off from each other. so which is better if they are the same price? part of me wants no filter to clean. but then the cinetic tech seems like its 1 more thing likely to break in the future. are the tips oscillating from the air movement or by motor? also, the fact that the hose loses suction so quickly seems like it would get real annoying. but since they are nearly the same price refurbished, wouldnt make sense to get the "better" cinetic? though the 65/up13 is lighter, and technically more powerful?!?!?!?!

[@ThorMaxx]

Does the vacuum tip when using the hose?

[@blackice7408]

for all of the cinetic models (upright and canister), its really sad on how dyson tried to revolutionize on cinetic technology and on how there is no filter maintainence. althouth thats true and good, the one thing they didnt mention was how they decreased the suction power and the added more weight in the ball. i thought that they increased the suction in the motor, but instead, they made a $550-$700 vacuum with low suction, more weight, and an unhygienic way of emptying the dirt bin (upright). when you empty the dirt bin, dust and dirt that float in the trash bin accumulate in the center air duct that leads to the motor and the post motor filter.

[@blackice7408]

+WeGKL it doesnt. the dyson dc65 has 245 airwatts, the dyson bal allergy and the dyson ball animal both have 270 airwatts, and all of them weigh 17.6 lbs, while the dyson cinetic animal and dyson cinetic animal+allergy both have 180 airwatts and both weigh 19.8 lbs

[@thedude2897]

Yes the Cinetic has less air watts, but that doesn't mean much when you have a whole new system of cyclones and a better brush bar. I have both and the Cinetic absolutely sucks up way more stuff. At least it does for me.

[@ronaldomurilloespinoza1308]

VIC on ur PC my Dyson Cinetic Canister works great. 😑😑

[@blackice7408]

​@@ronaldomurilloespinoza1308 it works great for hard floors. But not for carpet - interms of seep cleaning since it has a suction powered brush head with soft nylon bristles

[@coloradoconservative1830]

Purchased the grey/red Dyson upright shown in this video. It is 18 months old and I am having a problem with it sounding like it is plugged. I have cleaned the canister and wiped the actual cylinder part down with a slightly damp cloth yet the problem persists no matter how many times I repeat this. If I press the little black thing at the top of the canister while the machine is going the sound and suction revert to normal but return as soon as I let go. Any suggestions? I see from newer Dyson no filter models that this canister has been improved and it looks like it may have to do with what I have going on.

[@ZunarZulfiqar]

Colorado Conservative bBelieve it or not but the canister is clogged with dust. You may have to disassemble it by removing the 8 or so screws that are holding the mesh in place. After that you should be able to clean it.

[@blackice7408]

Colorado Conservative did you wash both the filters every month and let them dry for at least 24 hrs

[@dsruddell]

they have filters on each side of the ball... notice the vent holes. air exits there

[@BigMikeDTW]

@@dsruddell Yup. They say there are no filters to change, but if you look around on youtube you will find many videos showing Cinetic models failing because those filters become clogged and motors overheat.

[@gilmcbride1924]

Hi, we have one of these and someone broke the button that you push to release the cyclone to dump out all the crud. It's the red button that you press which attaches the handle of the canniser (cyclone I reckon it's called) to the rest of the vacuum. Do you know if this is a replaceable part, and if so what it's called so I can order a new one? Is my only option to buy a whole new cyclone?

[@cxmpelite2867]

Gil McBride www.dyson.com/vacuum-cleaners?+dc50&s_kwcid=AL!10437!3!439156357382!e!!g!!dyson%20dc50&gclid=CjwKCAjwzvX7BRAeEiwAsXExowY0Y8fThm_iN5y6nyvmdFqyWFcSXPo5y6zZIwcVAkNOCKXxDYiBORoC82wQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds here you search at the top the vacuum you have and click replacement parts and it should say cyclone handle.

[@cxmpelite2867]

here you search at the top the vacuum you have and click replacement parts and it should say cyclone handle.

[@fathermerrin6064]

Kirby will pick up all that debris mainly because it has an adjustable height, so it won't push it around. The last Dyson I had would suck down to the carpet and make the machine hard to push. It's not suction that makes the difference, it's volume. Being able to pull air through the machine which carries the dirt is the answer. You can pull 28 inches of mercury on a golf ball in a jar and it will bounce around in the jar just as if there is no vacuum at all. I have had two Dyson's and three Kirby's and there is no comparison, the first Dyson I bought I snapped the hasdle right off of it. To Dyson credit they have very good customer service, Kirby on the other hand, I don't know, I never needed it...

[@AmberNixon]

Thanks for the great review. Question. Are the back wheels supposed to lock into place so the vacuum can scoot around (without having to pick it up)? I noticed this vacuum doesn't lock into place well so when trying to use the back wheel to move the vacuum around (without having it turned on), it unlocks and goes into the position to vacuum. Have you noticed this as well or is this a defect in my vacuum?

[@VacuumAdvisor]

Hi Amber. Nope, that's no defect. The back wheels are supposed to retract when you lean the vacuum back.

[@Neil1979]

I wonder if you'd get that extra foot from the hose if the vacuum was at the base of the stairs. I was thinking of selling my DC15 for this due to the maintenance free filters appealing to the couch potato in me :) Another great review Nigel. Thank you.

[@VacuumAdvisor]

Thanks Neil. Yeah, good point about the length of the hose. It is possible that extending the hose from a point above the vacuum would allow it to stretch a little further without pulling the vacuum over.

[@matthewpenland5392]

Shouldn’t be surprised about debris field, you went much slower vacuuming up the second one lol. Not saying one is better than the other I just noticed you Usain Bolting the first.

[@addicted2sp33d]

How do the suction measurements compare, if one doesn't completely believe Dyson's published numbers? It doesn't quite make sense to me how the Cinetic would have such a significantly lower Air Watt than its predecessor.

[@blackice7408]

maybe if the suction was any higher, then the small particles, and dust that the cinetic cyclones spin out of the airget sucked through the cyclones because the suction will be too much for dust to fall out of the cyclones. i was expecting this vacuum to be more powerful, because it has such a big motor, but the only thing thats different is that it contains noise reducers and extra weight. in my opinion, the vacuum has pros and cons. the pros, its quieter, no pre motor filter cleaning, larger dirt bin, and alot of tools. the cons, its heavy, less suction than their dc65, and extremely expensive

[@MarkAgueVacuums]

The reason that the vacuum has less suction is because all of the air is being taken from the main air path and being taken through many different directions to all the cyclones and that decreases the power that you get at the hose and the floor head.

[@blackice7408]

+Mark Ague oh. really?

[@blackice7408]

+Mark Ague oh wow. i just learned something new. thanks

[@MarkAgueVacuums]

+V Scott No problem😊

[@lateralus9244]

Why do you think that the DC65 has 245AW (the new model: the Animal 2 has a whopping 306AW) and the Cinetic Big Ball Upright ONLY has 180AW of suction power? This sizable differential didn't seem to make a difference in your comparison (which in and of itself is strange that it didn't) but I am really wondering why it is so much lower. I thought it was because the Cincetic technology needed to be lower however, I checked the Dyson Cinetic Big Ball Canister Vacuum and it was 250AW of suction power (comparable to the DC65 that you are using). So it can't be because the Cinetic technology requires a lower AW rating. Still, why do you thing the Cinetic Big Ball Upright is only 180AW? And why do you think that it performed just as well at sucking up debris in your comparison despite this sizable difference? I couldn't get a satisfactory answer from Dyson.

[@zmanifest]

I do like the Cinetic technology it's an excellent idea. The flaw here however is the lack of pre motor filters, dirt does tend to get into the motor due to how there's no filter before the motor. I could right to Dyson and ask them to do something about it.

[@blackice7408]

+VacuumAdvisor i have an idea for your next video if you want to do it. I went on dyson's website, and they have a new upright series called "dyson ball 2" and for the models, the color really stands out, and looks more amped out in power. The ball multi floor has the best color stand out in my opinion, but they also have the animal variant. So I just wanted to let you know a new series in dyson is avaliable. If you'd like to own one, you can order one online with 3 free tools of your choosing. As of now, its not avaliable in stores.

[@VacuumAdvisor]

Thanks for the info! I will look into it.

[@derekthompson1024]

I traded this thing for the multi floor 2 which is now on sale for 300 bucks ... this is way too big.

[@addicttostuff8563]

Derek Thompson is the multifloor 2 better??

[@mikama-w3r]

Good review, well put toghether.

[@VacuumAdvisor]

Thanks Marwan.

[@FknNefFy]

Thanks!

[@GrumpyXer]

Just bought a Cinetic at goodwill for $35. Works fine but needs thorough cleaning. It is genuinely stinky! I blew out the cyclone assembly with an air compressor and then after watching a video showing it's disassembly I elected instead to just wash the cyclone assembly in the bathtub. I flushed a ton of water through it until there was no more dirt coming out and it's currently sitting out to dry. Would love to hear if anyone else went that route. Disassembly of the cyclone unit looks like a real p.i.a!

[@realhousewifeoftransylvania1.0]

I can never get ONE solo Cheerio or large crumb with the Cinetic on the bare floor!

[@dantemlima]

Raise your hand if you came here from "An Open Letter To The Sexual Deviants Who Designed The Dyson Cinetic Big Ball Multifloor Upright Vacuum" piece on Slackjaw and stayed to hear the clicks and clacks as parts go together! What a feat of technology.

[@susieq9186]

Thank you.

[@candythompson429]

Great video

[@jarulraj123]

So Far, So Good

[@BudgieFan101]

I have the Dyson DC 75. I loved it until I washed the head and then the head didn't work. So now going back to Shark.

[@Konstantzinople]

the dc65 hurts my ears

[@liambassitt5919]

?

[@AdventuresomeOutlook]

Pet ball 2 or Cinetic pet ball + allergy?

[@jdub099]

i bought the Ball Animal 2 and I love it. it was slightly lighter and cheaper. also has 270aw of suction vs 180. I have a dog that sheds a lot. was a better choice for me

[@uunz4075]

It looks like a tiny exercise ball with a futuristic trash canister on top of it. :)

[@Halo.H]

Do you also work for NASA?

[@charlesrodriguez7984]

The cinetic has much more agitation as well.

[@michellabarre8050]

I wish your reviews were briefer - I have read many and I like the content but there is a lot of filler. (Strunk&White's principles for writing apply in spades for speaking because you skim print but not audio ;-)

[@MRyzlot]

Phucking ads are a CURSE - Never buy an item or service advertised on YouToob! JR

[@mysteryboyee]

that's only half a pass though, one pass would be forward and back once, like over on vacuum wars

[@michaeljkasnter]

Are you in a Library/Funeral Home ?

[@Yourbody_MYCHOICE]

Horrible design flaw which makes it too high maintenance and not worth it

[@michelezadina9832]

P

[@TheAegisClaw]

Had three Dysons now, none have lasted four years. Creaky cheap plastic. My next vacuum will be a Shark.

[@qasimmir7117]

TheAegisClaw In my case it’s the opposite. Don’t know how the you were using yours.

[@ronaldomurilloespinoza1308]

Really, well the Shark is so flimsy too.

[@abbihumphlett2185]

Sharks don't last two years and their warranty only covers the engine.

[@yusufdokrat9740]

Go sort your mic out

[@austinsheehy4909]

We have the DC77 version and recently the red canister release button broke and i have been having a terrible time finding a replacement. I even chatted with customer service with dyson and they just tried to sell me another vacuum. Do you have any suggestions?