Dyson Gen5 Detect vs Gen5 Outsize: Testing the Titans of Vacuum Tech

[@VacuumWars]

Dyson Gen5 Detect on Amazon: geni.us/xu4xh8 Dyson Gen5 Outsize on Amazon: geni.us/ivptBBK Hose tool on Amazon: geni.us/rWZS

[@davidhunternyc1]

There are three things I don't like about Dyson vacuums. 1) I don't like the motor up high which puts strain on the wrist. 2) I don't like having a bagless vacuum. 3) I don't like the Candy Land colors. These three qualms seem innocuous but there are many, many people who won't switch from a Miele or a Sebo to a Dyson for these reasons. If Dyson moved the motor closer to the floor, not only would this improve suction but the weight on the wrist and forearm would be relieved as the weight is transferred to the floor. Also, for many of us, bagless vacuums are awful. The clear plastic bin gets filthy and scratched and dumping the dust is a mess. The vacuum will forever be in a permanent state of dirt. Sure, you can clean the dust bin but will you? Bags, on the other hand, are easy to dispose of. They aren't messy but, of course, bags are not "green." Miele and Sebo could make bags that break down in the landfill over time. Lastly, vacuums are machines. Why does anyone want to own a vacuum with a purple wand? Of the three issues, this is the least problematic of the three but don't discount the people who buy vacuums based on the lack of color. If Dyson would make a cordless stick vacuum addressing these issues, it would spell extend Dyson's line and continue to squeeze other manufacturers.

[@calabrais]

Thanks this is exactly what I was looking for! Short and to the point without added fluff. This video is like a broken vacuum, it doesn't suck.

[@VacuumWars]

That's awesome. Thanks!

[@CollegeMarine1]

Jerryrigeverything dropped a video on the Narwal robot vacuum. They make bold claims. You are the only one that can hold them accountable!

[@TheCaptainTerrific]

This!!

[@ericdolby1622]

That Jerry guy is an idiot

[@nik1128]

The holy grail of vacuums. I've never been more excited to unbox something as i was unboxing the dyson outsize.

[@indetailcarcaresolutions3770]

Thanks you for confirming my fears. We bought the Gen5 Detect the week it hit Australia and have no regrets. As you say, we didn’t realise how dirty are floors are with the green laser showing EVERYTHING up!! It does drive me nuts, but a good steam mopping once a fortnight and its all good. Thanks you for your great channel. Lloyd

[@bryandestorystechplaysgame645]

Thank you sir, you helped me made my choices on choosing what I need for my household by watching some of your videos. You have helped me very much and I will keep supporting you

[@mizzoustud73172309]

I don't understand why they made the fluffy optic cleaner heads the same size....why not make the outsize bigger!?

[@nonelost1]

6:16… So THAT’S what those two rocket booster resembling nodes are for on the wall mount! Thing of it is, I thought the charger was supposed to connect up with the wall mount, but apparently not. I just bought a GEN 5 detect about a week ago. Takes a little getting used to, but I’m liking it. I do especially like that “laser guided” hard floor attachment. I only wish the other carpet floor attachment also had a laser light, especially since most of my condo is carpet.

[@7Lukasz7]

Hey Vacuum Wars please don't forget about noise level measurements - it's top 3 deciding factor when buying a cordless vacuum. In small apartments loud vacuums cause children and pets to go crazy. Miele Triflex hasn't the best performance but at least it's very quiet. Is Dyson Gen 5 quieter than Dyson V15?

[@arevee9429]

Miele seems to prioritize quiet since most of their appliances are.

[@blcjck8121]

Good to see they've stuck to the power button over the trigger. However they really should've gone with the V12 type, where you can just slap the top of the motor, for quick on/off switching.

[@Mr.PaulyP]

Can you also add in your videos on emptying the bins? I noticed people have suggested some vacuums do a bad job of emptying the bins as in dusts flies everywhere when they try to do so. Just a suggestion. Thanks :)

[@booomanchu]

1:48

[@JenniferLee-b6b]

Great video! A cordless vacuum is LIFE CHANGING, especially if you have a lot of hardwood or other hard floors. I have a Prettycare cordless and I swear I can vacuum my entire place in less than 10 minutes at least 4 times between charges. Love it! Have a great week everyone.

[@Jozefbonnar]

I can't deny the price, but there's no denying the exceptional performance and enduring quality you are getting with the dyson products

[@valvarsson1]

is there anything you can deny?

[@jeniferjoseph9200]

@@valvarsson1the Nile river

[@Clove_Parma]

Hey mate, used to be a Dyson employee and totally agree that the new Fluffy Optic is much better than the laser slim fluffy head. For reference, it’s not a laser anymore, it’s an LED now. The laser had too much heat build-up so couldn’t be bright enough. The LED is much better. Would always recommend the smaller model to anyone who wonders, just like the V11 to V11 outsize, the smalller model is more convenient and thus will get used more often, negating the benefit of the larger bin for most people.

[@VampireOnline]

What about the gen5 vs the v15 that’s on the recommendation list? That’s a big price difference between the two.

[@AuditClerk]

This is a FANTASTIC comparative review ... thank you ever so much!

[@VacuumWars]

Glad you liked it!

[@Blackheartvacs]

Where's the airflow numbers? I've been curious about whether reducing the inlet diameter via the built in crevice tool would result in lower airflow even with the stronger motors

[@LevelRemix]

Will there be comparison between the V15 and Gen5? Which is the better vacuum or the better value?

[@KevlarCondom]

I own the v15 out and the Gen5 out... The Gen5 is heavy, but an upgrade in every task... Especially noise. It must have lost 10db per setting. And the auto feature now works... Finally.

[@eljbarr]

So will the best suction and cleaning power matter if your going to vacuum everyday? There will always be deep crumbs, but im sure tomorrows pass will get some of those.

[@Kryojenix]

I can never believe the vacuum tests with big-loop cereal. I mean, srsly? I would just scoop that stuff and eat it! 😋 Also 3:00 😸

[@jase1239]

At the end you mentioned you’re keeping a cordless vacuum as your primary for the first time in a long time, so before were you using a corded vacuum and if so, what made you decide that this was worth replacing a corded vacuum? I was under the impression that corded vacuums are superior in actually cleaning the house.

[@bradenstuart4074]

Another great video!!! Love my V12 Detect Slim!! To his point, it’s made me borderline crazy with how much dust, and debris I’ve seen on my floors! Lol but also love how powerful the carpet head is too. Dyson are expensive but damn worth it.

[@VacMaster1991]

SO agreed. I have like 12 Dysons. I love everyone.

[@VacuumWars]

That is great to hear!

[@ranver18]

Question. Now you said that the suction on the cleaner head for the outsize was not as powerful as the normal Gen5 Detect but if we use the small cleaner head on the outsize machine will it be the same result as using the normal gen5 Detect?

[@maryannmoran-smyth3453]

These are so good. They suck up a lot of debris, putting a big demand on capacity something that Dyson should pay attention to because if you have to do a large amount of area you have to clear out the filter many times therefore an increase in capacity would be a big plus… Keep on rocking

[@Mike81111]

Airflow numbers are missing. I would be interested how this performs compared to the previous version.

[@tannerfamily4152]

Really think for these to be totally worthwhile reviews you need to put a comparison to at least the previous gen’s equal. If I upgrade I know which model I’ll get, but I have no clue if it’s even worth it if I have the previous high end Dyson.

[@cwill2127]

Real world it won’t. Only upgrade if you’re unsatisfied with how the current is cleaning. Otherwise it doesn’t make sense honestly. I mean it’s your money, but it’s like with a phone (but to lesser degree since you use a phone far more lol). Performance between phone generations is not a noticeable improvement in todays age. You only do that if you really want to for some reason lol

[@waxabi2336]

First Dyson I’ve bought I love how good my gen5 detect cleans but the only negative for me so far is it stalls quite often on thicker carpet so I’m going to use it for another week and see if it’s still doing so i might just trade it in for the outside which I’ve heard it doesn’t stall at all

[@Jeo-What]

Would be nice to see a V11 Outsize vs Gen5 Outsize comparison.

[@jayryco]

Can we get a V15 vs Gen 5 comparison video PLEASEEEEE? Or does anybody have experience with both and can give their opinions? I'm currently shopping around and not sure about this

[@Khutch18]

I just got this vacuum and it's definitely cool. The Digital Motorbar seems to struggle with continuing to rotate on my carpets. They are definitely directional carpets, meaning all vacuums like one direction better than the other, but there were a couple times that the Motorbar stopped rotating altogether until I lifted it. Any suggestions? Is this normal?

[@VacuumWars]

We didn't experience that but maybe someone else can chime in?

[@skatpk9196]

The "Outsize" is too heavy. We returned it for the standard size.

[@pitbullmom213]

Would either work well if you have a lot of pets and only hardwood floors? I have a shark cordless and it constantly gets clogged from pet hair

[@woyopol]

Just bought the Gen5 and I can say it's worth every penny spent on it. True, it's a bit on a heavier side, so I'd rather use it only for cleaning floors and sofas (its bulkiness makes it really unhandy for cleaning dust off furniture), but the amounts of dirt and dust it swallows is simply incredible. My 1200 watt Thomas Aqua seems powerful, but to half-fill its 0.7 liter paper bag, it took me generally two full cleaning sessions of the whole 75 sqm flat. Meanwhile Dyson produced the same amount in just ONE two-minute session where I vacuumed only half of a 3x3m carpet. Amazing.

[@VacuumWars]

So glad you are happy with it!

[@teenabobina77]

Can you put the Gen5 detect smaller motor head on the gen5 outsize machine?

[@Logan_aaaaaaaaa54]

I got the Simplicity S65 about 2 years ago and it still works great! Also, I have allergies and three pets, should I get the Bissell clean view swivel pet?

[@punji1977]

This is the first video, in which we don't get to see the metrics compared to other past Dyson's or cordless stick vacuums. Did Dyson sponsor this video?

[@Gaia2500]

i am really disapointed about this, because for me it seems very much like someone else had the last word about this video.

[@Target135]

2:29 They sell a special attachment on the site for mattresses and upholstery.. but that just looks like a worse version of the motorized screw tool, right? If you get that motorized screw tool, you do not need the mattress upholstry tool, yeah?

[@l...]

1:51 Hi excuse me what is the name of this shoes ? And is it considered safety shoes ?

[@MrBlueCreeper]

I'm so excited! Thsi review is gonna be awesome!

[@jacobs956]

Nice review! I’d prefer the regular gen5 too over the outsize. The outsize looks too big for a handheld vacuum. However I would’ve liked to see the suction and airflow numbers compared to previous models. I also would’ve liked to see the carpet deep clean results on the other power levels, especially auto mode with the gates closed. I feel that’s the best setting to use for whole house cleaning.

[@mainsource8030]

i returned the regular gen 5 due to the severe clamping to most of my rugs/carpets even with gates open on eco. i had a feeling that the slightly bigger head on the outsize would alleviate this, and it did. Now the gen 5 outsize is just a little worse with clamping than my v15 detect was. Im sure with auto mode the gen 5 would get a 100 on deep cleaning considering much weaker dysons get 100 in the same test

[@arevee9429]

@@mainsource8030 Good to know. I watched another review of this one and the review had the same issue. I chalked it up to "a fluke", but it sounds like a real issue. Hopefully, Dyson will make a running change to the Gen 5 to correct this.

[@mainsource8030]

@@arevee9429 they've patented a built in head bleeder valve which should be making its way into a new gen 5 head part or into the next model. it will solve the sticking to the floor problem(clamping)

[@Clove_Parma]

@@mainsource8030re your carpets lacking a standard underlay? I’ve never experienced this on my gen5 unless I closed the gates and used boost mode. They recently patented a bleed valve for the head, hopefully they integrate these to eliminate the claiming some people experience in the next one

[@mainsource8030]

@@Clove_Parma yup i heard about the bleed valve, no its just my 10 x 8 rug in my living room that has the clamping issue

[@NicoleKantorik]

Did you do an unsealed suction test on the lower power mode?

[@k.musitano4754]

For me outsize does well ,I’m happy with the results

[@erdene-ochirbatbaatar8105]

Came here to watch the review and in the meantime, your shoes caught my eyes. Where can i get a pair of them? Thank you.

[@FutureTechNation]

Great video. Fantastic graphics at the end!

[@VacuumWars]

Thank you!

[@peteflorence3372]

Hi there you mis-spoke, the built-in attachment was also on the V15 Detect, so it’s not a new feature. Usually you get everything right! Thanks for your excellent videos.

[@mainsource8030]

it was only on a special model of the v15 which you had to order from directly dyson, sort of like a supped up custom model which was always sold out

[@RLockwich]

This would be my first Dyson product as I’m returning the Shark Stratos cordless today and getting the Outsize. I’ve only ever used Shark products with the latest being the Vertex and now 2 days with the Stratos cordless. The value of the extra $100 for what would be a $150 battery if I wanted to buy it from Dyson later is one thing. Dust capacity being better at .5 gal vs .2 gal, although I just came from a Shark Vertex that had a .25 gal dust capacity so that doesn’t really matter either I guess. Understanding the unsealed suction is worse because of the added almost 3” on the cleaning path width (9.84” detect vs 12.6” outsize)(10” on Stratos Cordless). The Shark Stratos upright has .76 kpa unsealed vs the 1.74 kpa on the Outsize. The Stratos cordless (returning) at .95 unsealed kpa meaning that even with the outsize being bigger and worse than the detect, it still has better suction in sealed and unsealed than both Stratos cordless and upright. Understanding the larger canister will be more to maneuver and 1lb heavier -I’m getting the extended hose attachment which will make situations of attachment cleaning the same as an upright similar to that of the Shark Lift-Away feature.

[@M_Kitchen50]

Looking at the specs/performance for the newer cordless vacuums, they look very similar to the corded upright vacuums. We have a Dyson animal ball and we’re wondering if we can outright replace it with a newer cordless model. Is that practical if we get the v12/v15/Gen5?

[@atomstarfireproductions8695]

You should do reviews of canister vacuums such as Miele

[@Kryojenix]

Can we separately buy the regular size motor-brush bar for the Outsize ?

[@irving.torres]

TLDW: The Gen5 Detect wins but only because Dyson did a weird thing by making a wider floorhead for the Outsize version thus leading to a lower rating on suction and carpet deep cleaning with that attachment. Great video and still 100% worth the watch! Vacuum wars for the win!

[@Olliebobalong]

The 4% figure difference wouldn’t be noticeable day to day to be honest

[@mainsource8030]

i returned the regular gen 5 due to the severe clamping to most of my rugs/carpets even with gates open on eco. i had a feeling that the slightly bigger head on the outsize would alleviate this, and it did. Now the gen 5 outsize is just a little worse with clamping than my v15 detect was. Im sure with auto mode the gen 5 would get a 100 on deep cleaning considering much weaker dysons get 100 in the same test

[@donnawillis2030]

Will you be reviewing the new Bissell Crosswave Hydrosteam soon? I really like your videos. They are very informative.

[@rosaserai4798]

Are you able to turn off the beater brush? I have a very thick cable knit area rug that I don't want to damage?

[@gasboy55]

Had the outsize Gen 5 for a bit over a week now and it’s legitimately the best vacuum I’ve ever used.

[@peetabrown5813]

What do you do with the vacuum when you have to pause for a moment ? Because it is not self supporting, do you lay it down if you need it move a chair to vacuum under it (for example). My previous Dyson sticks I found I drop a lot (and then bin flys open) because I think I can safety lean it some where; I cannot

[@gasboy55]

@@peetabrown5813 I haven't really had that problem with how I vacuum around our house. I've set it against a wall a few times, but don't really like to as it doesn't feel very stable. Seems like a tradeoff with having it be as small and light for how it excels in other areas.

[@piotrkosecki5538]

I have one problem with your test - why didn't you compare them with the previous generation?

[@StanleyKC]

Thank you Vacuum Wars!

[@VacuumWars]

Our pleasure!

[@clblythe14]

Can you tell me if the heads on both these cleaners are compatible with the other machine? Could I fit the outsize head onto the smaller machine?

[@VacuumWars]

Usually not but always check with the manufacturer if you are making a purchase based on interoperability.

[@Jeo-What]

Thanks for this review. Just wondering if all the attachment and accessories from the V15 would fit on the Gen5 connection?

[@Mandy-gz1xl]

As always, thank you SO MUCH for your reviews!! :) I purchase the Gen5 Detect today, and I’m so excited to get it!!! 😃 I’m returning the v12, because although it’s amazing, my 3 cats and golden retriever literally fill the bin in a few passes, so it’s been frustrating having to empty it so often. I have a Shark Stratos upright, and I LOVE it!!! That thing will suck everything that’s ever been in your carpet right out! 😂 And I love the big bin size! But I have serious health issues, and it’s 17 pounds, clunky, and not an easy to use the lift away part due to being corded and just not ergonomic for me personally. So I’ll use the Shark Stratos for an occasional extra deep clean, and I’ll use the Gen5 otherwise! Can’t wait to clean all the cobwebs and everything! And I got the extension hose and Dyson grooming kit for dogs! So this Gen5 is actually kind of saving me money, because I’ve been looking for a grooming brush/vacuum machine. And I was going to buy other things to do baseboards, etc. So the Gen5 and its attachments (definitely check out the Dyson website for how awesome they are!) will actually be about the same price as all of those together plus it’s less craziness! Haha It’s still funny to me that I’m buying a Dyson, because the Dyson vacuums I’ve come across in the past were horrible. But now… they just rule the cordless game! (Sorry, Shark! I love ya but your attachments, etc just don’t have game in this area lol) So I’m a surprised Dyson convert! 😂 And Dyson has even made their cordless vacs pretty! Haha Who would have thunk that would happen?! Haha Thank you for all your help on buying machines!! You seem like a nice person, as well as, really good at this! Thanks again! 😊💕

[@ekamousa]

Can someone help me, please? I have gen 5 model. When I de-attach the long extension wand to use the short wand for hand held jobs like vacuuming the sofa, and then re-connecting the long wand back to the short one - the roller in the floor attachment does not automatically start working. I need to switch off and then on the device. Is it a faulty device? Thanks

[@tims5677]

Videeo suggestion: could you do some sort of Roborock lineup comparison and ranking. Roborock has so many different modelse currently sold it's getting confusing to compare then.

[@DanIspas]

2:33 “How dare you?” 3:01 “That’s more like it”

[@icopiki1]

Have seen some other videos and didn’t hear that the motor is so strong it stalls the head on “heavy” carpet. Not sure about the true. Other then that great videos. Looking forward to see the comparison to V15,V12 and V8.

[@mainsource8030]

i returned the regular gen 5 due to the severe clamping to most of my rugs/carpets even with gates open on eco. i had a feeling that the slightly bigger head on the outsize would alleviate this, and it did. Now the gen 5 outsize is just a little worse with clamping than my v15 detect was. Im sure with auto mode the gen 5 would get a 100 on deep cleaning considering much weaker dysons get 100 in the same test

[@azxtra8381]

Does the head for the Gen5 Detect fit the Gen5 Detect Oversize? In other words, I would like the smaller head size with max suction combined with the large dust bin.

[@seankaiser3560]

Hi what you think is the best air purifier?

[@michaelsmith1060]

Where are the CFM numbers for these vacuums? I didnt see them on your website, can you please post them?

[@calif94577]

Is there a reason you stopped including Kirby vacuums in your comparison?

[@noah_will]

These are great vacuums, but it is incredibly hard to justify the price.

[@vannielarodriguez5534]

The Iphone is more expensive lol and doesn't clean my house! 😂

[@linklink999999]

@@vannielarodriguez5534 you always have to compare to how much you spend on it.

[@magicmulder]

@@vannielarodriguez5534 But that's a full-on computer in your pocket.

[@jojag5]

When you consider that this is something you'll use every week for years, the price becomes a lot more palatable imo. You can buy decent $300 cordless vacuums, yes, but they have less suction, worse battery, heavier, louder, and won't last as long. Consider the experience of using the product actually without value too. It's expensive, but at the end of the day you're getting the best possible experience. That's what you're paying for more than anything.

[@magicmulder]

@@jojag5 That's usually my reasoning for things I use for hours a day, like bed and TV, but four figures for a vacuum cleaner is kinda a lot. My v6 cost me about 330 bucks way back then. This time I may go with a v15 for around 650. That's double the price in just like eight years.

[@arevee9429]

Nice, but at the new price, I think it's time to wait for the V15 to go on sale at $550 (which it was recently at Costco). It doesn't seem like the additional features and performance warrant the almost 1K price tag. I saw several reviews from Parwaz and he was not impressed. I'm sure it would do what I need it to do, but sorry Dyson - not for a grand.

[@XxXnonameAsDXxX]

Holy shit it costs 1k?

[@SuperDeinVadda]

I bought a v12 for 600€ Pretty expensive but I love it. Wouldn't have got it for a grand tho

[@rokingsonOO7]

Can you swap the wider roller head from the OUTSIZE onto the regular Gen5 Detect ?

[@Izaya_Orihara]

The green light is something taken from forensic science known as ALS (alternative light source). Investigators often use ALS to help enhance visuals and identify many forms of evidence like bruises on a body or bodily fluid stains

[@dragoda]

Thank you for all of these revieww. You are our hero!

[@VacuumWars]

You're so welcome!

[@Jason-zf3vx]

is the gen5 outsize a step backwards in performance for that form factor? the V11 outsize scored 100 on the carpet test and had higher unsealed suction ratings, essentially the same as the regular gen5 (and the V15) at about 2.5 kPa. why would dyson nerf the performance from one generation to the next?

[@iAmTakeNote]

Thought I’d give Dyson a try. For the price point it should last more than 3 years. Went to look at the warranty and it expired at 2 years. I wonder why

[@VacMaster2020]

Because they know their new cordless vacuums are absolute junk. I don’t care what anybody else says they do not last and they do not clean like they claim.

[@benscott3603]

Just came here to say LANMU makes a powered hose tool which makes cleaning stairs and upholstery infinitely better since you can use the brush head and screw tool

[@katelynzehner6739]

What’s the next best Dyson or other model that is a little cheaper? I care most about not holding down a button and the larger bin on the outsize?m

[@TheOmegaAlfa]

I’m going to search your channel for Bosch vs Dyson, very curious about the comparisons.

[@markiskool]

It would be helpful if you mentioned the cost of the filters and how often they need replaced. Even the best performing vacuum will diminish greatly as the filter clogs.

[@asus816]

Dyson filters are washable; so it's hard to say when you'd personally change it. Ideally when washing is no longer viable but that's going to vary from home to home. Price wise they cost around $30.

[@Montyh7]

I really want one of these, but I have mainly carpet (not a fan of hard floors) and the focus seems to be on hard floors. Not sure if this is the right product or not.

[@VacuumWars]

We haven't done a video for that subject, but we have a list of our top five cordless for carpet on our website, based on what we observed when we reviewed them: vacuumwars.com/vacuum-wars-best-cordless-vacuums-for-carpet/

[@Montyh7]

@@VacuumWars Thank you! That's really handy. By the way, hard floors looks fantastic, they are just not for me personally :)

[@RLockwich]

I wish these reviews covered more about high carpet for cordless vacuums. I have mainly all high carpet all throughout my house and want to know more about performance of that. I wonder which version the reviewer kept, detect or outsize.

[@mona0monik]

it was pretty clear to me they kept the detect, the regular smaller version since it performed better

[@RLockwich]

@@mona0monik you’re right. I paused and noticed the dust capacity on the one he pulls off his wall at the end.

[@JoeFrogz]

I’d like a trigger with a lock on function

[@thestrodelife]

The TP09 vs the dyson purifier big+quiet formaldehyde

[@SuperDeinVadda]

The soft fluffy roller is great but struggles so much with airsoft bbs. Round objects in general are hard to pick up

[@ainarsvecvagars2218]

OMG YESSSSSSSSSSS I LOVE YOUR VIDS IM A HUGE VACCUM FAN TOO

[@HolyOllie]

I'm sure you do

[@jachoscz]

♥️♥️

[@paulw1138]

It will be interesting to hear what you have to say. I watched Vacuum Facts very thorough review of the Gen5Detect and that guy really sets the benchmarks on review quality.

[@VacuumWars]

Thank you!

[@AnitaBlenkinsop]

Hello Vacuum Facts posing as somone else! 👋 I think Vacuum Wars' audience would rather stay on his channel than come to yours.

[@paulw1138]

@@AnitaBlenkinsop wow are you good? I like both their channels

[@mainsource8030]

@@AnitaBlenkinsop yup, the most biased reviewer ive ever seen

[@mainsource8030]

@@VacuumWars NO NO NO , Vacuum Facts, while I agree with him sometimes, is so over the top biased toward dyson . If you even mention an area where dyson could do better , he personally attacks you. His reviews are disingenuous, i.e. he shit on vacs having headlights until dyson came out with the laser. Just watch any non dyson review and see what he says, also read the comments in any of his videos. Almost every comment is someone calling him out on his blatant favoritism and dishonesty .I did praise him on his gen 5 review, but am forced to constantly call him out on most of his videos. Theres another guy like that on reddit/youtube named performance reviews, yet hes pro sebo and meile and hates almost everything cordless. Vacuum Wars is one of the best for a fair shake no matter the brand, so is modern castle and ibisaic

[@stehirst227]

Could i use an outsize motorhead on the normal size dyson ? or will it do damage ?

[@alacransillamusical507]

Definitely buying gen 5 detect thank you 🎉

[@VacuumWars]

Hope you enjoy it!

[@colbycanady18]

Hi vac fans. As an enthusiast/collector myself I would love to see you review the Eureka Innova. I just picked one up myself and am really impressed by it. I feel like Eureka is making some good decisions and would love to see it tested!

[@XxsoonerbornxX]

No one cares about Eureka.

[@Bubba-o3w]

Hey vacuum wars you have to get the oreck u1

[@jpmavichana]

Can you buy the regular size motorhead and use it on the outsize?

[@yemail5555]

My wrist hurts if I use v8 for too long, so seems the V12 slim is the only viable replacement.

[@ReefMimic]

My v11 trigger is starting to go and moms fingers can’t squeeze the trigger all that good. I’m thinking a on and off button might be better

[@PedroADSW]

Great video. You came to the same conclusion that I did.

[@VacuumWars]

Cool, thanks!

[@blackice7408]

The hellcat redeyes of stick vacuums

[@walmartpimp2]

More like the Mustang GTD because it actually has good handling, is light, powerful, and beautiful.

[@austincraft6092]

I just bought a V12 Detect but I might double down and get the Gen 5 outsize, it looks like a fantastic investment

[@Logan_aaaaaaaaa54]

The only con is that it is super expensive

[@ianmclean5541]

I thought that too and ordered the Outsize but it’s so huge that I sent it right back. The suction on the v12 is a little underwhelming but it does the job, so I’ll wait and see what they come up with next before upgrading.

[@jennifersenda616]

If Dyson releases a version of the GEN five that works with their new submarine wet and dry attachment. I think that would be the perfect Dyson.

[@fat4ll]

Comparison with V15?

[@JJFN-zm3ky]

What’s the best vacuum under 400?

[@derellscott6695]

THANKS

[@VacuumWars]

You're welcome!

[@scoty_does]

I have a dyson V7 i think im about to upgrade :D

[@jakthebomb]

I upgraded from a V11 to the regular Gen5 and it was a huge difference. The Anti-Tangle features from the V15 alone make it a worthwhile upgrade. I am a little annoyed that the V11 FloorDock doesn't fit the new Gen5.