Dyson V11 Torque Drive Vs Tineco Pure One S12 Plus Cordless Vacuum Battle

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Timestamps
00:00 Dyson V11 Torque Drive Vs Tineco Pure One S12 Plus Cordless Vacuum Battle
00:20 Disclosure
00:34 Features Overview
02:24 Power
03:04 Carpet Deep Clean Test
03:32 Filtration
03:57 Hair Wrap
04:19 Debris Pickup
05:09 Edge Cleaning
05:19 Battery Life
05:55 Ease of Use
06:14 Conclusion
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[@VacuumWars]

Dyson V11 Torque Drive at Amazon: geni.us/WYCP Tineco S12 Plus at Amazon: geni.us/j6BZg

[@ehh2681]

Please start adding in a sound test for the vacuums. I want to hear what these vacuums sound like, it’s like my biggest concern when purchasing a vac.

[@travispad2209]

Honestly as a sales representative your vacuum reviews are my go-to for deep features and comparisons, again great work, love your content.

[@AverageReviewsYT]

Just use caution with his airflow numbers.. He manipulates them. Watch the dyson v series and u will see what I mean

[@jbountalas]

Here in Canada, Dyson sells the Absolute model, so you get the soft brush for the wooden floors. I'm happy with the vacuum. Getting rid of the stuff in the dustbin is good, you point the vacuum into the your trash can, push the red tab under the dustbin away from you, and the front of the vacuum opens and the dirt gets shot out, no muss, no fuss. The suction on the Dyson is pretty strong, great in the car, but it does give your forearm a work out.

[@FrederickGFX]

Thank you for adding the hair test. This has been a problem on Dysons for years, and maybe they'll address it now that reviewers like you are highlighting the issue.

[@aimharry784]

FrederickGFX they have human hair problems? Really? I was looking for this info before buying their V11 absolute. Can you please explain that a little bit more thou? I’d appreciate that.

[@muazqamar]

Aim Harry I had the same problem. It's embarrassing for me to say but I have long hair and so does my wife and we both lose a lot of hair and I have curly thick hair too. I bought the V11 torque drive on black Friday (2019) and ended up returning it in December. The thing kept getting stuck and I would have to remove the stupid head every time to unjam it; needless to say I was very frustrated. I saw the tineco S12 plus on this channel and I was really hesitant to buy it because it's Chinese and I don't really trust their service in US but to my surprise it is so much better than the Dyson. It's not as powerful but it's also not as loud and the attachments are sooo amazing. You can literally use the vacuum to clean everything as long as you're not cleaning water or anything wet. I use it to clean my car too. The soft roller is the best thing for hard floors. The hair do get Tangled in the carpet attachment but I'd say it's 80% less than with Dyson in my experience. And it comes with two batteries! It is just as expensive as V11 torque drive though at regular price. Sorry for the long comment. Hope it helps!

[@aimharry784]

Muaz Qamar thx so much for the detailed explanation 👍🏻

[@subradiant_music]

Dyson has a new hair head now

[@jacobockman709]

What would be interesting to know is when the suction power starts to have diminishing returns. In the video you said that their cleanup is about the same but one is better in suction, so it would be nice to know what the cutoff is for suction.

[@helenwegienka2508]

Thank you! I got the Tineco and it’s everything I wanted in a cordless. I vacuum all the time I’m so in love with it.

[@VacuumWars]

Great to hear!

[@xoxzebra]

Are you still liking it?

[@nadsim154]

That's the real question !

[@helenwegienka2508]

@@xoxzebra yes! No regrets

[@hugiee]

Excellent comparison and points drawn between the two brands. I have both Dyson and Tineco vacuums, would like to see input on charge cycles and battery durability over time.

[@jacksingh2407]

When are you doing the roomba m6 review I’m going to buy it this week but I need to know how it does and your video is the only reliable source I trust

[@coldwarrior5]

Excellent video, as always. The scientific approach to the testing makes your channel a go to place when deciding which product to buy. I just have a additional category when considering which vacuum to buy. Given these vacuums are similarly priced and the results are a tossup, I would then give a thought about brand name because of the resale value. In case you decide in the future, let's say four years, to buy a new vacuum, Dyson will fetch you a better resale value than some different less known brand since Dyson has a strong premium brand name. So in this instance I would prefer Dyson since later on I would spend "less" buying new one as the old one would be worth more.

[@Rille1303]

Might be a random thing to say but… This is by far the most comprehensive vacuum review I’ve ever seen lol amazing job thank you 👍🏿

[@VacuumWars]

Thank you very much. I really appreciate that.

[@kirbsmeister2]

I sometimes feel like "large debris" (cerial) get slightly over emphasied in the reviews. Maybe this is just me but generally I'll just sweep up chunky stuff like that: way quicker that getting the vacuum out for a bunch of fruit loops. Conversely I want the vacuum to pick up dust and deep clean the carpet. Just an opinion but I notice some high suction vacuums get flack for the large debris test.

[@muazqamar]

kirbsmeister2 Understandable. However if there is a vacuum cleaner that is so good that you don't need to sweep larger debris separately, then isn't that better? And if it also works amazing on carpet?

[@denmasxe]

Finally, someone said it! I agree 100%

[@marym6939]

As a mom of boys with all hardwood I absolutely need the cereal test

[@danielgonzalez4079]

@@marym6939 If your kids are anything like mine, there is always "wetter" food stuck to the floor (we have tile, but used to have wood and it was the same problem). The idea of gumming up the insides of a dyson with something like blueberries or macaroni noodles doesn't sound appealing. I'm leaning more toward getting a floor sweeper (those square sweepers with rotating brushes) combined with the power of a steam mop for stuck on messes. Dyson on carpet or for completely dry messes? Absolutely.

[@zodiacfml]

i agree! I knew this since I got a Dyson like fluffy/soft roller head. It is excellent in picking up large objects, so good it also picks up rugs, plugs, toys, slippers, only to jam the head! I also found it to use a lot more battery with less suction. It also has the tendency to kick/fling hard tiny debris out of the way. it also weaker on edges.

[@Soundsaboutright42]

Nice video, was waiting for this one!

[@VacuumWars]

Cool, I hope it helped.

[@UnixGoldBoy]

You really need to do a noise test comparison with decibel readings. Noise is in my top 3 list when selecting a vacuum.

[@poolahpot]

AGREED! 👍

[@ZunarZulfiqar]

I got rid of my v10, 3 months after getting it, and got a v11 just because my ears died every time I turned the v10 on. Also the Dyson has a much bigger dirt bin than most other cordless vacuums. I also find I actually like the extra weight of the v11. It just makes it feel solid and premium and not like some plasticky toy.

[@UnixGoldBoy]

@@ZunarZulfiqar Yeah, don't damage your hearing man! Noise level is definitely an important factor in purchasing a new vacuum.

[@ZunarZulfiqar]

@@UnixGoldBoy Totally. I have incredibly sensitive hearing and can hear frequencies most people can't. The v10 had a very high pitch sound to it that some of my family members could hear, but they weren't too bothered by it. Me on the other hand, wanted to destroy the machine. I'm glad to report that the v11 doesn't have that ear piercing squeal.

[@poolahpot]

Zunar Zulfiqar Totally know what you mean. I wear noise reducing ear muffs when using blenders, food processors, leaf blowers and pressure washers. My ears are super sensitive!

[@benster5]

I think the deal breaker for me is the extra swappable battery on the Tineco. I know Dyson has an edge in the suction power, but being able to easily remove the battery and have another one readily available is a nice benefit (also throwing in an extra filter helps too). I had the very fiirst Dyson cordless(DC35) and the battery was easily removable with a push button release and it's a hassle now to take out the battery on their next gen cordless by undoing 2 tiny screws. I also had the first gen Motorhead, and currently have the V8 and the V10 Motorhead. The battery on my V8 has become discharged so I hardly use it anymore(looking to sell it as soon as I get a new battery replacement). The S12 may not be as powerful as the V11, but still has more power than the V10 and I thought that was crazy powerful enough. I hardly use my corded DC65 anymore unless I have serious cleaning work to do all over the home. The convenience of using a powerful cordless is too addicting.

[@skynguyen8683]

What a detailed test. Thanks for the review

[@deborahludahl5099]

When do you think you'll upload "Long hair cleanup test between Shark apex duoclean 0m vs the Bissell Pet hair eraser."?

[@RVDL]

Wow. Pretty thorough review, thanks. Noise test is missing though.

[@OptimizedSelfNinja]

Just found your KZbin Channel and am loving it! Especially your testing and comparisons. I noticed you reviewed and tested the Tineco Pure One S12 Plus and seemed like you were impressed by it and it's fitting around the Dyson V10 and V11. Have you done, or are planning to do any reviews on Tineco's S11 line? They seem like a mid to premium tier, cordless, stick vacuum that might be in the Dyson V8-V10 quality range, but for Shark Ion P50 money. Thank you for the time and effort you put into your tests and reviews!

[@MichaelsOpinion]

Amazing video! I loved the measured tests

[@RMPageable]

Would like to see a Bravaa review in the future, if possible

[@luke9822]

Excellent comparison video. This is how every product comparison video should be: empirical, valid testing procedures, and concise. I do wish there was more attention paid to maneuverability and ergonomics related to its ability to get into and under tight spaces. I've sacrificed a lot of other performance features over the years for vacuums that could get under my couch and low bed frame while keeping the brush cleaner head on the ground (many pop up even if they can get under) or get around kitchen table and chair legs.

[@VacuumWars]

Thanks for your input.

[@baem90]

bought tineco s12 today 11.11 sales, very cheap. 1/3 of dyson v11 price. waiting deliver to my house. hope it worth it! thank you for great review

[@BB-jh5hl]

Love your videos soo muchhh!!

[@Markus2801A]

It would be very interesting doeing some test with flour to show how fast the prefilters get clogged!

[@joez328]

I just got a v7 trigger. Hopefully it works well on pontoons!

[@NLGameMinecraft]

Can you do the roborock s6?

[@G-O-A-M]

i tested both of them and in the end i decided for the dyson. One reason was that the pet hair got always tangled on the tinecos filter and i didnt want to go with my hand in there to always tear this up. The dyson removes all dust with just one swing. Still if i didnt had long animal fur i would have stayed with tineco

[@kaitlynwilliams3008]

Thanks for the video, helped me decide on the tineco over the Dyson. Very happy with it.

[@DavyDave1313]

Have you had any problems? I got the Tineco S12 plus and after vacuuming an extremely dirty carpet I always get the air passage blocked warning and the air smells like what it’s picking up. Highly disappointed.

[@-RockOn-]

I bought the Tineco after I saw this review and was still not disappointed. 2 years running.

[@stargypsysoul604]

Thank you. I have an older Dyson bout ready to leave me. Don’t wanna spend another $600 on when I saw a new Tineco yesterday for $125.

[@alexsamuel5267]

How does the Tineco dust comtainer compare in size to the Dyson it looks really small

[@-RockOn-]

@@alexsamuel5267 I usually vaccume 800 sqft twice before I have to really empty it. So I would say 1600sqft per bin. The thing is that when it comes to stick vaccume. Dyson or Tienco, it does not matter much because it's so easy to empty the bins. The real question to ask is cleaning the whole filtration system. To be honest with my Tienco. After using it for 2 year. Still have not needed to wash anything except change the hepa filter inside. That's it.

[@harmeshharchandani5109]

Love the hair test you do on hard floors, it’s a must for home with pets and beauty saloon .. very curious about the jimmy jv83 , I’ve asked you to do a review several times , can you do one please

[@Stick4569]

Leaning towards the V11 here, but wondering what the difference is between the "full-size" brush on the S12 M version, and the and "direct-drive" brush on the S12 standard version. The former (if it had adequate performance) brings the price point way down, making that the value leader.

[@NL-in1eq]

thank you so much for the test! it is really good and interesting! I was wondering if you will test the new Xiaomi Mijia Handheld Vacuum. It is a lot cheaper but promises the highest suction power of the Xioami related hanhelds like Roidmi, Jimmy and Dreame. I would love to get your professional opinion on it!

[@bittekeinddos196]

Nice video, as always. When will the video about new brava be released?

[@evan5233]

Yeah can’t wait!

[@martonzo-5802]

Which of these two is suitable for cleaning under the bed or low furniture? No video actually shows or compares this.

[@_germanist]

Decent comparison, thank you very much!

[@VacuumWars]

Glad you liked it!

[@peggyil]

I bought a Tineco A11 Master after watching your reviews. I love it! I’m very happy with my purchase!

[@arevee9429]

Thanks for the feedback. Does the filter need to be cleaned often?

[@peggyil]

are vee, I cleaned it after the first use just to see how easy it is to clean (it’s easy!), but now after a week of daily use I haven’t had to yet. It has an indicator when it’s time to clean it. I’ll probably clean it once a week and not depend on the indicator.

[@aimharry784]

peggyil can I ask which one is the best model so far from tineco? Also, it comes with how many years of warranty? & how much did u but it for? I’d appreciate your response.

[@kgirlandmyhealthfix5582]

@@peggyil How are you finding it now after 11 months of use? Still going strong? I like the idea of it, but just wonder the durability of the electronics? Electronics could mean more chance for the vacuum to play up if not reliable over time. I'd expect at least 5 years of good use for the price of these things. Look forward to your reply. :)

[@MrJarod2003]

Does v8 also pass ur smoke test in whole body filteration and seal?

[@blackkat101]

Along with testing decibel level (which I hear the V11 is 30% quieter than the V10 from another reviewer, which is huge if it is), was always curious if vacuuming ashes from a fireplace would be okay or ruin your vacuum. This especially so for these high end ones that don't leak out all the dust particles, which would be heaven sent for ashes if it did work without breaking the vacuum.... would make cleaning the fireplace out (of course after the ashes cool off, preferably days later) so much easier. Please do some tests in this vein if possible.

[@weiweigou]

Best vacuum comparion review...

[@stevenc7456]

I'm not sure if I missed it, but it says the SUCTION of V11 is 111 and said that it's more than the S12+, what is the digits of suction of the S12+? Thank you!

[@michaelboys2602]

Great video. So, another cordless enters the market. It looks pretty good. I've seen a couple of other videos on the tineco it looks pretty good. Perhaps dyson have another competitor.

[@DavyDave1313]

I got the Tineco s12 and am unfortunately disappointed. The bin gets full fast and with really dirty carpets the “air passage blocked” warning kept coming on and the vacuum smelled like what it was picking up. So much for the sealed hepa filter. I contacted Tineco and I followed their troubleshooting steps but it didn’t help. I don’t know if cordless stick vacuums just aren’t meant for really REALLY dirty carpets(no liquids just full of dirt and sand) or if mine is defective. But now when I fire it up, it always says air passage blocked and the air being spit out from the motor smells like the stuff it’s vacuuming. I’m hoping to get a refund and switch over to the Dyson.

[@danielthan44]

Can you please start doing brushroll power test with rice or something thanks!

[@michaeltechreviews5390]

I bought a Tineco a10 master, could you consider do a Versus Dyson v8?

[@brbroberts1]

Why isn't the S12 listed on your suction chart?

[@ahoover6170]

What commercial vacuums do you do after santaire tradition

[@sarahaustin31]

Oh yeah. Let the battle begin.

[@Momo-yl3hs]

the wall-socket in my home is 220v. Is it safe to recharge the battery with it 220v or it going to burn up the battery?

[@kwekuananse]

I’d love to see a test with the Dyson V11 and the Samsung Jet VS90

[@Markus2801A]

it would be very interesting if you can test both Vacuum cleaner with talcum powder! This should prove dysons superior performance for the cyclonic separation section in the V11! Or in other words, how fast does the premotorfilter of both vacuum clog?!

[@The_Falken]

After owning both Tineco and Dyson I'm choosing Dyson. The Dyson cleans better and doesn't leave me having to clean the vacuum. The Tineco's have that central filter in the bin that needs to be cleaned regularly to get any performance from the the vacuum. Its messy and you need to either wash it or blow it out with a compressor to clean it properly. The Tineco tool they give you to clean it with the vacuum is kind of a joke. It doesn't work very well. The design of the Dyson is far superior. They don't lose suction. Tons of power all the time and I don't have to clean a filter after every 30 minutes of use to be able to pick up some dirt again.

[@todayistommorowsmemory5990]

What was the size difference in the waste canisters? The v11 looks double the size

[@livebetter8]

Airflow at wand didn't seem much different between the Tineco A11 and the Pure One S12 Plus. With the A11 being slightly higher on low. Having used both do you think the price jump to the Pure One is worth it?

[@Damitsall]

What's up with your comparisons? Whenever you list the S12 against other vacuums you list it at like 36 CFM where here you list it at 43 CFM?

[@gandalf3453]

I just unpacked and used my tineco s12 today. The dyson v11 isn't on sale basically anywhere even on black friday and cyber monday deals. I searched basically everywhere. Still $700. The tineco non plus version is on sale right now on amazon for $450. Let me just tell you... this tineco vacuum is amazing. Like seriously amazing. From 5 minutes of vacuuming it deep cleaned the carpets so much so that we had to empty it 4 times because of all the dog hair it got. We have an american eskimo dog, which is a long haired dog. After having him for a year and not having a proper vacuum, this is expected. We were so surprised how much it got. This place has never smelt, felt, nor looked this clean since it was built. The hair is finally gone and not sticking to every piece of clothing and blankets possible. I'm finally free of the pet hair and dust! And hardly any of that hair stuck on the attachment itself. Some did, but tineco makes it super easy to clean the brush off which took 5 seconds to do. They make it so easy to clean it too! I wouldn't spend the extra money on the plus version unless you seriously need the soft roller. We don't because we don't eat anything like that we would need it for. Even if we did... use a broom. Seriously, stick with the regular model. Saves tons of money. Easy installment on the wall too! It also isn't an eye sore. This is an attractive vacuum.

[@xoxzebra]

Are you still liking your s12?

[@DaymeanLewis3833]

Awesome video, would it be ideal to add warranty/longevity if someone trust a name that can also go a long way as well

[@VacuumWars]

Awesome Idea, Thanks!

[@jukio02]

I have a Tineco and hardly no hair got stuck on my roller, which I love. I hated having to always untangle hair out after a clean up.

[@VacuumWars]

That is great to hear. Thanks!

[@kyledc6402]

Could u recommend a good vacuum for 3 floors of shag carpet?

[@khaoticmama2249]

When u come back please do tineco s11 tango vs tineco s12 plus. And tineco smart floor cleaner

[@blakaeg]

Dyson also do not recommend using on Boost mode regularly as it will only wear out the battery quicker than it would do so otherwise. The Powerful Boost mode is designed for spot cleabing only, for example, when vacuuming car mats in the footwell but not for vacuuming the home carpets room to room like that.

[@jeffreywang1092]

Wish I knew this sooner. It's been maybe 2 years or less and now the battery won't last more than a few minutes. I'm considering Tineco now because of removable battery... it's such a hassle for the Dyson, I don't even want to go through their process where they'll probably charge me for shipping and battery replacement

[@NytronX]

That's why Dyson is a scam. No replaceable battery = planned obsolescence.

[@gelfie2208]

@@NytronX The Dyson battery is replaceable. Its just not interchangeable on the fly as the Tineco's is. You need to unscrew it to replace it. Having said that, I like the Tineco approach more.

[@codpieceofjustice4595]

This is the first video of yours I have watched. I was really impressed with the indepth review. We currently own a Dyson Big Ball Cinetic but its accessories are starting to break so we thought a stick vacuum may be nice to try. We have owned several Dysons but we're noticing the plastic components are getting thinner/flimsier.

[@hisimagenme]

Great compare! Thanks! I'm always paying attention to versatility. Having had a cleaning business, I am weary of lack of versatility in high quality vacuums. Changing heads, attachments... on and on. Bleck! I also haven't tried Dyson's cordless, which I'd like better I think since I hate hate hate the ball on the regular vacs. Over all I still like my Sharks... corded hand held and Apex Duo with Zero M. They have great attachments but honestly I rarely use anything but the crevasse tool with brush slide on it. I won't buy battery operated vacs I simply think it isn't worth the money. Though I may be tempted if Shark puts out a Apex Duo with Zero M and great battery life in the future. I never say never but I know vacuums and Dysons have the suction but it cuts my arms off in versatility... and price. Just not worth it. I'll take a few more passes with the Shark, save money and time. Which we all know one is the other. Smiles and blessings...

[@kgirlandmyhealthfix5582]

How do you find the shark with duo head and zero m? do you find it picks the dust up well? I thought the dyson v10/11 had slightly more suction power. but the duo head I tried does not have zero m part... if you use it for industrial use, do you find it holds up well to the heavy use? it def picks up better next to wall sills does it get the fine fluff stuck on carpets? I get sick of taking my power head of (cheap vacuum) to get most of what my vac misses. oh and Shark in Australia mentioned discontinuing battery powered units, when I spoke to them yesterday. :(

[@hisimagenme]

@@kgirlandmyhealthfix5582 The Shark Apex has both. Yes, Dyson owns the market for suction but what good is it if you have to fenagle with different attachments to use the darn thing on every different rug, carpet, surface etc... Now a days competitors really keep up with great suction. Shark is one. I love that I can go from hard to rugs to carpet without unattaching...or attaching anything new to my Sharks. The soft roll in front practically cleans my hard surface, like it was wiped not just vacuumed. There's always pluses and minuses with each option. But I for one am done shelling out big bucks for the heavy Dysons with needs to "tone down" the suction with different attachments thus making it twice as time consuming to clean. Unless you have a cleaning business, I don't think everyone needs Dysons suction capacity. Just my opinion, as one who had a cleaning business for almost 20 years and did use Dyson because each home was different and the build up of dirt in those cylinders do effect the suction after 2-3 houses a day. But for home use... they just aren't needed... and I have 6 cats and say that. Simple up keep and maintenence on a "lesser" suctioned vacuum, even smaller canister keeps my Shark doing an amazing job in my home of 60% hard surface/ area and throw rugs 40% carpet in bedrooms 1500 sq ft home... again in the desert (very dusty) with 6 cats. To me its about just pulling the vacuum out and getting it done without changing heads and attachments. Most of their hoses are easy to detach and edge with without needing attachments as well. But I will say their mini motorized head for animal fur on couches is the bomb! Worth the effort to attach. Their low profile attachment for under appliances and very thin surfaces that go way back... the best! They have several duster attachments and what not, which are nice but not nessessary... the edger with sliding brush does 90% of my detailing. I love my Sharks verses the Dyson... and I can vouch for both. Dyson sucks the heck outta stuff, but it also isn't needed for the average homeowner. Hope that helps.

[@doug5357]

I bought a V11 about 3 months ago, love the thing. But I wanted to point out that you might be able to get the soft roller for free if you go directly to Dyson. Their customer service is some of the best I've experienced and they really support people who believe in their products. When I made the V11 purchase I really stressed my interest in the soft head and they sent me one from Europe free of charge. It took an extra week to get the soft head but it blew me away that they would add that to my already discounted vacuum for free and include an extra set of tools on top of that. Always go directly to Dyson (via phone is the best in my opinion) when making a Dyson purchase.

[@DavyDave1313]

I believe it. I almost went with the V11 in copper and they threw in both packages of attachments plus the wall mount. Sadly when we were finalizing she tells me omg you’re not gonna believe this but we just sold our last copper V11...so I ended up with the Tineco Wish I had waited. The Tineco gave up on me on one really dirty carpet. If I had to make multiple trips to dump the junk it was picking up ok not a problem. But it was also giving the air passage blocked warning which meant I had to disassemble the bin and filter and clean it all out, but it STILL gave the warning and the air the motor spits out smells like what it’s picking up. Pretty upset about it all.

[@LaureanaRobertson]

Did you buy your stain directly from their website? I’m just curious in how I would go about stressing my own interest in the soft head while purchasing 😂

[@ahoover6170]

What is after irobot v6

[@mokolino29]

Hi. Wich one you recommend? This Tineco or Jimmy H9 Pro?

[@BoboLinkz06]

Your reviews are incredible man

[@deanrichards9541]

What about filter blockage? This is a major factor on returns when consumers do not clean filters but just empty the dust canister. Which blocks quicker, if at all?

[@AverageReviewsYT]

No doubt about it. S12 clogs quicker..

[@danielthan44]

Dean Richards dude your talking about DYSON RADIAL ROOT CYCLONES!!!

[@deanrichards9541]

Daniel da Boss dude, I was just pointing out that this issue was not mentioned so it is not a good comparison without this information. Still haven’t received an answer

[@danielthan44]

Dean Richards ok the v11 it has much better dust separation

[@isofinal]

Can you do Rainbow E2 Black?

[@vontricesturgis6626]

I love your video a lot

[@VacuumWars]

Thanks!

[@vontricesturgis6626]

Vacuum Wars your welcome

[@lfguyj]

Great vid, thx.

[@VacuumWars]

Thanks for watching.

[@re-de]

Should i go for a cordless vacuum?? I have a big house with dust coming in everyday. I vacuum and then i have to wipe the floors with water, which is a tedious process. Should i upgrade to the shark , which also polishes (corded), or should the V11 (cordless) be sufficient? I have one piece of rug and multiple sofas in the house.

[@blakaeg]

If have a large house I would always recommend a mains powered vacuum cleaner. But if you are cleaning just hard floors then running the V11 on low Eco mode will last long enough. Bare in mind that batteries wear out and will require replacement in a few years.

[@Gameboss49]

Review the Miele home care canister vacuum, our is going strong even after 6 years.

[@VacuumWars]

I do plan on getting a Miele C3 at some point, I keep putting it off.

[@Emmisullivan14]

Can you do Shark handhelds?

[@nicholask516]

Have you thought about reviewing more Mile vacuums

[@bodyalarm99]

U mean “Miele”

[@zodiacfml]

Nice but i'm still curious with the filtration system of the Tineco

[@joansnow4013]

My main complaint, my Dyson which isn’t new a couple of yrs tho, the battery no longer keeps a charge. I won’t buy another, I’ve gone thru 2. They are not getting my job security. A very loud, stick. 😊

[@mcavfreak]

How do you score a product at 102% ? I would expect 100% to be the maximum achievable for any test, so i am befuddled .

[@Amalika_S]

Thanks

[@VacuumWars]

Welcome!

[@andyrew45]

Love the V11

[@pablopolar9034]

Tineco sounds great, but I think the cyclonic separation in the tineco is bad as hell , it has the filter just behind a little screen, Dyson instead has a many cyclones.

[@Markus2801A]

Absolutly correct! Dyson has the best cyclonic separation technology on market! I think to maintain good suction performance you have to clean Tineco's Prefilter more often! As long Tineco Vacuums are not much cheaper than dyson i dont see any reason to buy them!

[@Junessa_612]

well, time to change your favourite cordless vacuum at the info box? LOL

[@WFK2831]

I really like the tineco, it seems more practical than dyson. I have a dyson cinetic canister and i do like it, however.. It seems overengineered and it isn't that easy to use everyday.

[@NavelGUNz]

Please do a water filter vac

[@bencheng2864]

Have you tried to pick up bits and pieces of broken glass?

[@gregoz6]

One negative to the S12 is that it is hard to clean under the furniture, beds, etc., as when you lower the wand towards the floor, the power head goes up fairly quickly. Dyson is more flexible to clean under the bed.

[@owencarey606]

I think the main reason the dyson doesn't include the soft roller is because the torque drive head is able to clean hard floors and carpet. Also, i guess 100% hard floor homes are more common in the UK which is why they would include that

[@curtisbme]

No, hardwood and tile is extremely common here. They don't include it so they can take a high margin product and make massive amounts more by charging the price a full stand alone vacuum would cost just for a plastic brush head.

[@holly8619]

But if the dust sensor increase the power when it feels more dust, isn't because the power is low that the sensor won't feel more dust??? In my opinion it should work on the contrary increasing power when the sensor doesen't feel dust....

[@Damitsall]

Hey great channel and video. 1 question about this though, what was the suction rating on the S12?

[@poolahpot]

Please please PLEASE...what is the suction on the tineco s12plus??? You never listed it. 😢 2:56

[@michaelwade3175]

Tineco's customer support for consumers outside of the US (I'm located in Canada) is really poor. You cannot buy most of the replacement components from the Canadian website, even though they are in stock in on the US site (and the US site will convert currencies - it just won't work for shipping). There's a phone number you call that goes unanswered, and email correspondence is very slow with getting one reply per 24 hours that comes in between 2am-4am EST. Just a heads up for anyone else like me who isn't in the US, and who is trying to choose between the S12 and a Dyson!

[@VacuumWars]

I'm sorry to hear that. Thanks for the heads up.

[@AnthonyLauder]

That replaceable battery is a really nice feature. I have a Dyson cordless, which is just over a year old, and already the battery life is just over half what it used to be. A google search showed this to be a common problem with the Dyson. A replaceable battery is something I really would value.

[@benster5]

That's the problem with rechargeable lithium ion batteries. Their life discharges over time and extended use. I've had to get a new battery replacement every year for all my Dyson cordless I've owned. I've had my V10 for almost a year so I'm seeing how long that battery goes before it starts to lose its life.

[@curtisbme]

This is why they make them sealed even though you can see from the design that they could have been made swappable just like all the common power tools. You are out of warranty after a year and they can try to get you to "upgrade" after that.

[@IDoNotLikeHandlesOnYT]

As well, with swappable batteries, you can have another ready to go for when the first one runs out, so you don't have to take a multi-hour break in the middle of a big cleaning job.

[@dcentral]

Anthony Lauder Consumer Reports has recalled all Dyson cordless vacuums for reliability issues. CR has not reinstated Dyson to their recommendation list still. Dyson is really annoying like Apple with proprietary overhyped products with super expensive and difficult repair experience.

[@jzizzles7799]

But Dyson wants you to buy a new vacuum. Not replace the battery.

[@djemanac]

Test Xiaomi vaccums please!!!

[@aliciab77]

These machines should have a cord option added.... for convenience for longer cleans.

[@sbomorse]

There is one thing I'd love for you to test. I want to see if the V11 torque drive head would work on the V10. I asked Dyson, they said it uses the same electric connection so it would but couldn't tell me more. I know the torque head wouldn't give anymore power to the V10, but I want the new head with the opening gates. This would make the soft roller head redundant for me and would be loads better. Any chance you could test the V11 head on the V10 please?

[@VacuumWars]

You must be in the UK where you didnt get the torque drive on the V10. Yes it will fit.

[@sbomorse]

@@VacuumWars I've got the Absolute. It came with the fluffy head and the torque head. But not the same as the V11, it has no gates to change suction at the head.

[@liammurray5831]

The torque head will work on your v10 but will not sense the floor type and self adjust the suction power as this feature is only compatible with the v11

[@Mudig]

as I post this the Tineco S12 is on sale for $440 and the Dyson V11 Torque is going for $500.

[@zodiacfml]

hey vacuum wars, tone down the emphasis on large debris test. i think the industry should go away from soft rollers as its only duty is to eat large debris but weaker and incovenient in so many ways vs the conventional/torque drive head which can work both on hard floor and carpet

[@VacuumWars]

That's something to think about!

[@zodiacfml]

@@VacuumWars It has plenty disadvantages in my xp despite all hard floor daily vacuuming

[@Emmisullivan14]

Can you show us the new Shark Apex Duoclean with Zero-M Stick Vac?

[@VacuumWars]

I know right, I should have done that a while ago. The truth is Im not a huge fan for their corded stick vacs, Im sure that one is about as good as they can get but still.

[@Emmisullivan14]

Can you do a review on the swearing Roomba?

[@benster5]

I'm hoping Shark will come out with a cordless with Zero-M

[@Emmisullivan14]

@@benster5 me too

[@dufus911]

No one mentions in these comparisons is the fact you have to regularly buy new filters for the Tineco S12 whereas the Dyson V11 has a lifetime filter. This gets costly over the years.

[@VacuumWars]

good point.

[@Mrbonus2]

I have the Tineco A11 master should I sell it and buy the s12?

[@brbroberts1]

Of course!