Why the DYSON V15S SUBMARINE is so expensive

[@TheFrenchGlow]

Why can't the Submarine attachment be an add on for the Dyson? What are you thoughts why Dyson is gate keeping their Submarine attachment?

[@elizabethdickerson1136]

I agree very disappointing as I own the V15. It absolutely should be a separate attachment

[@smurfsmurf4337]

How do you perform a software update on a device that has no IO port? Good argument there buddy. The attachment is also a mop attachment, not a wet vac. People are funny lol

[@sg9413]

@@smurfsmurf4337That could be very easily done via OTA wifi or bluetooth, like all Dyson air treatment devices do.

[@smurfsmurf4337]

@@sg9413 yes, so let's go back in time and install wireless chipsets? Things evolve. There's always the first run at something completely new

[@stevenquach5166]

Until you can update the Dyson with a software update it’s not going to work

[@Daniel-1680]

My goal is to replace a standard mop as I don’t currently have a wet/dry vacuum. When I mop, I already vacuum before hand, or use a paper towel to pick up larger spills first. What I like about this unit is that it would do the floor scrubbing for me after I’ve already vacuumed.

[@TheFrenchGlow]

In that case, for already clean floors, this is a great polisher, duster.

[@tulip5373]

👍 + it will save room in a house because you don't need one more device or mops separately

[@shaowlnkngfu3803]

dude, just because someone vacuumed doesn't mean there isn't residual grime on the hard floor. I dont know if you have dogs or kids but when mud dries or a small amount of liquid like juice gets unnoticed a vacuum isn't gonna pick that up. With a regular mop all you are doing is pushing wet liquid back and forth on the floor. Even swiffers just push it around. At least this mop head actually removes the grime layer a vacuum wont get and it removes the moisture it puts down. @@TheFrenchGlow

[@purona2500]

@@shaowlnkngfu3803 tell me you dont know how a mop or swiffer works without telling me. Swiffers absolutely trap dirt inside the cloth when its used and mops are the same way when properly used.

[@PpMem0]

Maybe this is something cultural, but never in my whole entire life, I've used a single mop to pick up a mess of that type. In my country, you are supposed to pick up the mess first AND ONLY THEN you mop over it, IF NOT, my Mama, Abuelas, Tias and basically my whole entire ancestry IN SPIRIT will slap the freaking hell out of me... 😅 So my Dyson V15 Submarine works just well for me in Mexico, picking milk and cereal with this machine or any other machine is almost barbaric to me...

[@TheFrenchGlow]

hi! Thank you for sharing and I respect your prespective. It's how Dyson and all the big home companies market their wet mops. Everyone wants to offer a all in one device that can do it all like air frying oven toasters or coffee, espresso, kuerig machines. I can see how the v15s would be very useful as a swiffer wet jet replacement.

[@AiuRkx]

I am from Spain, and is basically is the same @PpMem0 said, first you swept the floor with a broom, and after you use the mop (Fregona in Spanish).

[@koutanot]

I’m from Singapore and I don’t understand why the heck he’s doing all these irrelevant tests.

[@Audios81]

It’s called evolving. Technology helps to save time, if it works properly. Maybe think about that when you cross certain borders for a better life. Assimilate and evolve to how others are, if not don’t come to new countries. Stay with your dirt floors and chickens running indoors.

[@BrZi38501]

Speaking about a need to evolve while being so rude is an oxymora… such a shameful behavior. Back to the vacum/mop/elbow greese argument, its doubtful that floor will be cleaner with such mess if you just go over it with a roler as opposed to picking it up with a paper towel and than using mop/wet vacuum. But even if its the same, I don’t see how its easier to clean the machine afterwards from such mess than to just clean the mess with a paper towel and than finish cleaning with your vacuuming proof of your superior existance.

[@Chris_ofln]

Sure, the two times a year I spill a bowl of food a wet/dry vacuum would be nice (until it’s time to clean the tank), but the Dyson sub is clearly meant to be used for regular day-to-day cleaning, mopping already vacuumed floors.

[@Olliebobalong]

I spoke to a friend who works at Dyson about this attachment. It doesn't work on any older Dyson's because the gen5 detect operates at a different voltage. Secondly, the fact you can only use the submarine to mop already vacuumed floors was a conscious choice by Dyson, given the fact a big issue with wet mops that can pick up heavy debris and mop floors, creates huge amounts of bacteria, often users dont clean them out properly and no self-cleaning system is good enough to properly sanitise the parts. Even the Bissell and Tineco units which apparently can do everything and clean themselves, clog over-time, start smelling, large chunks of debris get stuck in places and then eventually it breaks prematurely, so vacuuming floor first then using these mops is exactly what you should be doing. Vacuuming ensure that the crevices in laminates for example are properly extracted, because vacuum mops never have any actual "suction."

[@ChelseaJadeC]

You just clean your bissel parts the same way you would have to clean the dyson submarine parts.

[@purona2500]

i dont believe that for a second. The Dyson v12 already have volstage control systems built in. its how it adjusts suction power based on what the sensors gather. Unless the minimum maximum that the submarine attachment uses is below the minimum that the v12 can supply, unlikely, it should work.

[@JacobGagoOfficial]

I’m not sure how your supposed to vacuum the oat before hand lol

[@Olliebobalong]

@@ChelseaJadeC the point is the bissell and others like it still have internal parts you can’t remove where moisture and dirt accumulates, which over times harbours bacteria and they stink, or worse, stop the machine from working. It’s rare these floor washers last any real amount of time.

[@ChelseaJadeC]

@@Olliebobalong all parts can be washed... Also using anti bacterial cleaning products stop bacteria growing.

[@palebluedot3]

I think normally when people spill oatmeal on the floor the first thing they do to clean it up is grab some paper towel to pick up the mess. Then mop the area to clean it. I have actually never seen anyone use a mop to clean up a spilled oatmeal off the floor. This is very strange to me...

[@russellgoldman7431]

It's how people use this style of vacuum that it is competing with kzbin.info/www/bejne/r6uUm5mNdsicjs0si=IOMf5hEL5P4HruDB&t=341

[@Pab12play]

I was ill the other day and puked all over the floor, It would have been such a waste to use paper towels so I just mop it and cleaned it later.

[@J_Peace]

@@Pab12play you still had to clean vomit out of your vac/mop.. which is even more disgusting.. lmao

[@shaowlnkngfu3803]

Weird comparison. Its like reviewing a bike vs a car then saying the bike is terrible for transportation because it can't go as fast. If they claim its the answer for mopping then yes, it checks that box. Does it tick the box for people who strangely/lazily want to just suck up a bunch of wet oatmeal ... no it does not. Luckily, that mindset is not common but for those who regularly vacuum and then follow with a wet mop for floors that feel thoroughly clean this thing is great.

[@heidykatheryn8279]

Do you understand what technology is for? You must be quite old if you don’t understand the purpose of this machines. There are steam mops that have been in the market for so long and do the job that this Dyson does for a fraction of the price. This is a nice looking vacuum but technologically very behind. If you are the kind of person that would prefer pick up the mess with paper towel and then mop, save your money because you are working for the machine instead of the machine working for you

[@Tiff-vi9kx]

Idc how much it is, I’m getting it. Mopping is the absolute worst and this looks like the best version of the wet dry situation. It’s easy to clean and it’s separates the dirty water. I’m excited to get it.

[@TheFrenchGlow]

Fair enough. It is the ultimate wetjet swiffer

[@BMY2387]

Brother, I say this with love, because you seem like such a nice guy. The reason why your review comes across as invalid is because you’ve convinced yourself that this submarine mop head is the equivalent of a wet/dry vacuum. Your basic premise is flawed and you’ve completely missed the mark of the intended use of the attachment. It’s designed to feed water onto brush head from the reservoir, provide the scrubbing and moisture required to soften and lift up mainly dried-on stains. That’s why the grey water tank is the adequate size for the size of reservoir, the intended use is not to gobble up a pile of oatmeal or dog turd from the ground. That’s why if you try mopping up an additional 6oz of spillage your grey water tank is going to fill up before you can use the contents of your reservoir. Really basic stuff my dude… Your video, towards the end, is coming across as disingenuous because given your videos release date being much after those other channels, there is no way that you haven’t seen other reviews of the same product, given that there’s only a handful of people reviewing them. The only time I’d use a big wet/dry vacuum like a bissel is if a toddler has vomited up a bucket of gunk or has taken a shit right there on the hardwood floor and it means picking it up beforehand is going to give you aids. Otherwise I’ll stick to what I currently do which is vacuum, THEN mop like a normal person. Peace

[@chrisschembri2482]

well said

[@mtlfinest3742]

Exactly this dude sounds like a hater respectfully and I'm not even a dyson fan boy

[@NYTOC]

Happy with my V11 Absolute for nearly 5 years now..not going back to anything with a wire. Got a mop with a bucket that requires me to press and spin 😂

[@MrsTarnishedMaiden]

Im inlove with my V11 absolute also!!! Best investment for vacuum, my mom in law have rainbow vacuum. I dont like using it for daily use as it is heavy and wired but its a great vacuum! But i preferred wireless. I just bought a v12 slim submarine today. Same purpose also after i dry vacuum dry then im gonna use my submarine to seal the floor lols so it can get all the other dirt that cant be pick up by dry vacuum.

[@doctordonutdude]

Gotta say, as much as I have enjoyed VacuumWars, this video gives a much more comprehensive understanding of the cons of the Submarine. Thanks!

[@amack32]

The juice is not worth the squeeze. I had the chance to purchase this when I was shopping for a vacuum. I was torn between the Submarine and the Gen5outsize. I love the feature of having a vacuum and mop all in one feature. I decided to go with the Gen5outsize and I couldn't be happier with my decision because Amazon had their 2 day sale last week and I purchased the Bissell cordless CrossWave Max for $218 and it came with an extra roller and 4 bottles of cleaning solution and it's a far superior vac/mop. I also never like to buy the first year of any product that just hit the market. I know the Submarine will have an upgrade when they release the new and improved model that will be far superior to the original once they listen to the customer complaints.

[@akmblr492]

I think you are supposed to vaccum to collect all the debris and then use the submarine.... that's how it's intended to be used. There is no suction when submarine is attached....

[@TheFrenchGlow]

But what about any liquids with crumbs or particles in it?

[@maizenblue268]

@@TheFrenchGlowwhat about the other vacuums working on carpet. The Dyson Submarine does. Most people do not have just hard floors

[@azurekite3870]

yea,that's what i heard too when i saw a video attachment for the submirine dyson.

[@kreestollah]

Thanks for the review! I have the Dyson v15 and the Bissel, I appreciate the portability of the Dyson and mostly use the Bissel for dried-on stains on the floor. Though excellent at its job, the Bissel is heavy and cumbersome to carry up and down the stairs, so switching out both for a submarine might be worth it. It’s annoying that the submarine head isn’t compatible with other models, including the V15 😭.

[@gh1315]

Such a helpful and thorough review. Thank you!

[@TheFrenchGlow]

Thanks for watching!

[@jordanpio2945]

absolutely great review man! smashed!

[@TheFrenchGlow]

Thank you!

[@sheppardtribe]

oh I wish I had seen this before I bought one. I did get it at the Black Friday sale price $1199 down from $1659 ($450 discount), thank goodness (Dyson is very expensive in New Zealand). You are correct about the motor - it has a longer run time on wet mode because it isn't using the motor power like the vacuum does. I have arthritis and it didn't occur to me that I would have to hold down the trigger on any appliance in this modern world. It hurts my fingers so I think that is a really bad thing. When using on dry mode it is a great vaccum, but I still have to hold that trigger down. Dyson are design masters - how did they not figure that one out? They must have had feedback from thousands of people?

[@saintejeannedarc9460]

I thought Dyson had finally started making a hold down trigger in later models? There is nothing to the technology. Tineco's have an either or mechanism. You can hold down the trigger for a quick pick up, or there's a simple plastic trigger holder to hold it down for most jobs. It's super easy. I know Dyson buyers have been asking for a stay down trigger for decades. It's a weird stubbonness that that won't offer it. Die hard Dyson fans will buy them anyways, but I know some people just pass, becasue for the price, there should be a held down trigger. It's kind of crazy.

[@cbour41]

Completely agree about the trigger issue. I’ve just finished using this model for the first time. Vacuuming the entire house took about 20-30 minutes and now my hand is throbbing and my neck/shoulder area hurts. Wasn’t expecting that. The battery life is great and the laser feature was so helpful to ensure I didn’t miss a spot.

[@Peaceman324]

I got the feeling that the French glow is a dyson hater may be paid by other rivals, consistently pushing that the submarine should be used only on clean floors. no it is not. it is a mop. and as a mop it doesn't take big debris. but it is does a good job for removing any kind of stains and in general washing all the dirt that vacuums cleaners cannot take. yes it is not perfect. but saying that it is good only for "clean" floors get me the feeling of some bias from the channel author.

[@tcmartespina681]

Should have watched this before buying the dyson submarine. :( I would have love to get the Tineco. I didn't even know this one exists as I never heard of it before. Great review and so true!!! I have not used the mop yet but I can see this would be what I would expect out of it.

[@TheFrenchGlow]

Dyson does have a good return program if you change your mind!

[@cogden17]

Absolutely love my tineco s7 pro

[@1stRanger]

1:28 Because it requires firmware update and they simply don't want to bother. Basically the same anti-consumer behavior as with a tiny plastic 40$ tip for Supersonic. They don't even bother making required changes to V15 they didn't sell yet, so customer could later buy an upgrade for at least these. Nope. Pay us for a brand new unit again. What they should've done is completely seized the production and sales of normal V15 and replaced it with Submarine and Submarine Lite (or something) without the mop attachment. Thanks for honest, no BS review!

[@blakaeg]

I think that it’s a very poor effort by Dyson to get people to buy ‘the next big thing’. This thing just uses water and it’s not the proper way to clean hard floors throughly! Unfortunately there are ‘Dyson fans’ out there who get sucked into Dysons marketing hype and will just spend money on it.

[@ddddwaffw3442]

It reminds me of Apple...

[@randomrazr]

they need to develop a full fledge mop vacuum. an attachment isnt going to cut it.

[@jackieyundia]

well honestly i dont like some dyson products i have done my research a lot and of course not all of dyson products are that great but i only like is dyson vacuum theyre best!

[@randomrazr]

wut@@jackieyundia

[@mtlfinest3742]

You still getting the best vacuum out there regardless

[@rjalfalasi5699]

Thank you so much! Your video has helped me with my decision

[@foxorceress]

Hi David, I really appreciated the way you reviewed the Gen 5 vs V15 vs V12. So helpful. That video directed me to this one. I'm wondering if you have a detailed review on Tineco S7 pro yet? Thanks and keep up the great work!

[@TheFrenchGlow]

Hi! Thanks for watching! The Tineco s7 pro video is being finalized and should be out in the next few days. Let me know if you have questions if you need any answers sooner.

[@BarbaraCropper]

Who would try to pick up that oatmeal with a mop??? Common sense tells me to pick that mess up with paper towels or a rag BEFORE mopping. I wouldn't purchase any of those machines for picking up messes like that. I hated my Bissell Crosswave as it was difficult to clean and took a long time to dry before you could use it as a vacuum again.

[@TheFrenchGlow]

hi! That is what they are marketed for. Like a jeep that goes off-road even though the jeep only goes to costco.

[@trawll8659]

The Submarine attachment isn't a wet/dry vacuum, its just a mopping attachment that can easily be put on after using the other included attachments to vacuum your floors. Also the Submarine unlike other wet/dry vacuums is just an attachment so you can swap it and use the vacuum on carpet as well if needed. Either way it feels a lot more like a quick and easy tool to clean spills in the kitchen/dining room than anything else, if you need to clean a large area a broom and mop will be much cheaper and easier to work around furniture.

[@zodiacfml]

unbelievable product with a Dyson badge. R&D cost a wet dry vac is going to be cheap and easy to design considering existing competition products. I can't imagine a Dyson engineering using this on their own homes.

[@andreaonyoutube9560]

10:17 my issue with Bissel as they just stop working with regular use in less than a year. 😒 Have had 2 die out. They honoured the warranty but didn't send the same quality/level of model as I had bought and the warranty one dies anyway.

[@TheFrenchGlow]

hi! sorry to hear. are you using it for pet hair?

[@bexraphaela]

Tg for this video. I was about to get the Dyson Submarine, I’ll go for another instead. Ty for your video.

[@adityaapte3845]

Thank you this was so helpful and useful

[@MotherMuse]

When I saw this, I was thrilled for a minute until Dyson said it cannot be used with any other Dyson lol. Don't they know that countless Dyson users would be so happy and grateful to buy this as an additional attachment, even if the cost was high but not as high as buying an entire new vacuum? Can't wait to see what you think of their robot vacuum... looks snazzy... haven't owned a robot vacuum in many years... watching that review next!

[@maizenblue268]

I’m not seeing any of the other vacuums work on carpet. The Dyson Submarine has attachments that allow you to vacuum hard floors and carpet.

[@TheFrenchGlow]

Hi! The v15s submarine attachment is closed on the top so no liquid can get to the motor so it does not have any suction.

[@maizenblue268]

@@TheFrenchGlow yes. You simply remove the submarine portion and attach another roll bar and presto you can vacuum hard floors and carpet too. Huge benefit

[@amack32]

The Submarine is a horrible mop for the money Dyson is asking for. I'd rather have my cordless Bissell CrossWave Max vac/mop use actual cleaning solution to clean and sanitize a floor than using basic water that disinfects nor kills any kind of germs

[@GeorgeOJ]

Why can't the Submarine attachment be an added on for the Dyson? Actually this has a v simple answer. D-Submarine is NOT a wet-dry vacuum: it's an electric MOP (think of it as an electric Swiffer with scrubbing action built in, and an ability to pick up a v small "splash," but not meant for a serious spill); it sprays clean water as you move it (with a cleaning solution, if you want to add some, Dyson says on its website it's OK to use), and it works great for this purpose (even better if you actually vacuum your hard floor first!). There is no vacuum-provided suction on this wet attachment or connection to the rest of the unit, other than the main unit supplies the power for the spinning brush (so the suction motor MUST be turned off when you attach this, which older Dysons cannot do - otherwise, you'd burn the motor fast, and run down the battery too because the full suction power would be running on a completely plugged /sealed wand!). It is a very nice, light, cordless vacuum + mop, and if a mop is what you want as a bonus, this is a great value (bye, bye, $$$$wiffer Wet!): you are really getting the Dyson Gen5detect Absolute ($950), with the same green dirt-illuminating LED head, on-the-fly auto-variable suction power that extends battery (when on Auto), LED screen, article detection/counter (not that I needed this!), real-time time-left counter on display ( so you always know how many minutes are left on a battery charge), plus the mopping attachment (and a new chip that makes it work) for the same $950... And if you have a larger (or v dirty) surface, this thing has a one-click-swappable battery (no tools) 😀, so I can charge two batteries during the week, and then clean the apartment (carpet + hard floors), mop the bathroom and kitchen floors, and then swap battery, go downstairs (parking garage w/ no electric outlet near my car) and vacuum (floor, trunk & seats in my car). I love it!

[@TheFrenchGlow]

hi! Thank you for sharing. I completely agree that the Submarine has a place as a swiffer wet jet replacement.

[@jeffthesigma]

Great comparison video. We bought the v15 detect last year. No way are we shelling out another 1k just to get one can barely mop. They really dropped the ball and making a compatible mop attachment. Looking into getting the Tineco as the self cleaning and other points are really compelling. Also cheaper.

[@TheFrenchGlow]

I feel your pain. After 60 days with the V15s, I can't say find a good purpose to consistently use the submarine attachment except on already clean floors.

[@romanmihailov5918]

Good review. After I watched it, i won't going to buy dayson submarine, I will buy simple Dyson s15

[@memous13]

Thanks for the update .. I’m new subscriber

[@TheFrenchGlow]

Thanks for the sub! Appreciate it

[@Jeo-What]

Thanks for the review. I will wait for the Dyson washG1 web mop when it's out in my region which currently is showing up in China. I do wish they could build a washG1 wand that connect to the current Dyson vacuum models though.

[@dhiju]

How does it perform just as a mop for laminate floor boards? Where does it get the water for mopping?

[@kentofmississippi]

It is pretty much a continuous wet duster. it is not for cleanup.

[@TheFrenchGlow]

A motorized swiffer wetjet

[@kentofmississippi]

I see the point. After you vac you want to use a wet cloth to get up the sticky dust and 2.5 um stuff that stuck to the floor. The head itself does a good job of this, but the implementation of putting on the dyson as a head that does not utilize the cyclones does not make alot of sense. It turns your $700 vacuum into a big dumb bricky battery. Just make a wet Omni-Glide with the battery in the stick and call it a day. Seems like they took a stab at the market.@@TheFrenchGlow

[@craigman99]

It's not designed for that though? Common sense would tell you to clean up large solid spills. It's for mopping.

[@harishreddygummi764]

Very good comparison video, thank you.

[@sooknandannishan]

Thanks, you just saved me from wasting my money

[@TheFrenchGlow]

Thanks for watching!

[@starmellie]

I have the V15 absolute and I upgraded to the submarine... I wanted interchange some of the items (bin, vacuum head, hepa filter, even the battery) I wanted to sell the V15 absolute with the new items to get more money for it but they said I couldn't interchange the clear bin or the hepa filter... why would that matter? does anyone know? Also I want to use it like a mop, not really to mop UP water or anything, just clean tiles. I want to add detergent to the barrel but Dyson says you can only use a little bit of diluted detergent and to follow instructions from supplier... YOU ARE THE SUPPLIER, DYSON! What detergent can I use?

[@TheFrenchGlow]

Hi! I used kitchen soap, Tineco cleaner, bissell cleaner, and pine sol. My advice, use detergent sparingly because the tank is so small. Any sudding will make the dirty water tank spill.

[@Godlife-g5]

Скажите пожалуйста когда я вставляю насадку чтоб мыть пол, я могу одновременно пылесосить? Please tell me when I insert the nozzle to wash the floor, can I vacuum at the same time?

[@TheFrenchGlow]

Hi, no you cannot.

[@IreneMVera]

I have the Bissell Crosswave and it's a pain to use. It's heavy and bulky and a pain to clean. And, it doesn't mop the floors that well. I still have to vacuum before I mop and the floors are never as clean as with the Dyson Submarine

[@TheFrenchGlow]

Hi! That's brilliant.

[@saintejeannedarc9460]

There's no way that little piece of crap Submarine atachment can do a better job that a real wet/dry vac mop.

[@mtlfinest3742]

It definitely does i have both and if you vacuum before like your dyson submarine going to do a better mopping job ...Bissell a pain in the ass to move around too 😂​@saintejeannedarc9460

[@AkarshDas]

Great vid!

[@coreywhite4584]

Have you got a review on the G1 mop vac from dyson

[@TheFrenchGlow]

It's coming asap. It just came out in the US and I buy my units so I can give unbiased reviews. waiting for delivery but excited to see how it works.

[@YoWassupFresh]

They don't advertise it for tests like the oatmeal test. It doesn't make sense to use it. It's not even a mop really, it's not for spills. It's basically a $900 swiffer wet-jet.

[@TheFrenchGlow]

$939? or $949?

[@aaaaplay]

My guess is that the non-submarine models would produce the suction/blockage error because they're not programmed to recognise the submarine head. I would also suggest that Dyson have no way of upgrading the firmware in their vacuums. It's not like they've got wifi or bluetooth.

[@JosieTong]

I literally just bought a Dyson submarine today, opened it charged and used vacuum and mop. then this video came through as a suggestion. Anyways i hope it will last me for 3 years at least

[@TheFrenchGlow]

Let me know what you think Josie!

[@fiorella306]

What about the weight? I am thinking to get this one. Not for mod since I have Tineco S7 Pro. But I want to upgrade my v12 Dyson. I want to use it mostly as vacuum and it’s nice to me with an extra attachment. I am Just concerned about the weight. Is much heavier than V15 detect. ?

[@TheFrenchGlow]

hi! Yes it is much heavier overall becuase once you add water to the submarine, the entire unit when off is about 10 lbs+. It will be good for light dusting and polish but not for larger homes session (1000 sq ft + in one mopping session) unless you intend to empty and wash the rollers mid session.

[@fiorella306]

@@TheFrenchGlow thanks for the reply. But just taking about the vacuum. Is same Weight v15 and submarine ? And

[@jumigairina8011]

Hello, I want to ask if it's possible to use the others vacuum cleaners , that you have in the video, on the carpet? Is it possible to use as a dry and wet cleaner?

[@TheFrenchGlow]

Hi! The other wet dry vacs (Tineco s7, s5) can be used on light rug but not real carpet and the Bissell crosswave pet can be used on light to medium carpet and low pile carpet but it's not meant to be a whole house vacuum.

[@reubs91]

Dumb test, anyone with an ounce of common sense would wipe that up first then mop up - to clean…

[@gregoirechuat8045]

Thank you for the vidéo, if I can buy the v15s for 70-100 extra instead of the v15, its a good option ?

[@TheFrenchGlow]

Yes if the price is close, it's a good price as you should think of the submarine as a attachment

[@onurorhan8631]

This is the most wrong test that ı've seen. just vacuum it than mop the ground thats it

[@PavalonTech]

Well, the other ones don’t require this - they can simply mop over dusty floors.

[@ahboyplaysgc271]

Very good review with pros and cons clearly explained. U just earned urself a new sub.

[@TheFrenchGlow]

Thank you for watching!

[@myorr415]

¿Wich one do you recomend?

[@mrl9337]

where did you get your planter?

[@SourceOfObesity]

You are comparing a mop, a rotating mop, to wet&dry vacuums? Not sure how that’s comparable?

[@TheFrenchGlow]

Hi! The V15s submarine is marketed as a wet dry vac. Dyson claims it is cleans stains, Liquids, and debris. The wet dry mops are all variations on a mop vac.

[@andreiko1959]

Dyson is now going to put a washing unit on the market , the Wash G1 , which is going to clatter our homes with yet another device whilst an add on would be simpler and cost less.

[@Fluterra]

Can you put soapy water in the mop head? Or just water?

[@TheFrenchGlow]

Hi, you can put soapy water in the mop head but there is no way to prevent oversudding in the waste tank.

[@dranek]

You can get a whole Bissell crosswave HF3 for less than the submarine attachment. The price on that submarine attachment is stupid.

[@TheFrenchGlow]

I do love my Bissell crosswaves and replacement parts are easy to get.

[@Pappisnapshot]

Have you tried using it on a v15 vacuum?

[@chinlisung]

I think this is why it's only an attachment. By design you should pick up the bigger solids or vacuum first and then use submarine attachment for the mopping. Judging by the size of the compartment it's not meant for dry wet vacuum just some minor particles maybe left behind the vacuuming. However I recently see on Chinese social media about an actual Dyson dry wet vacuum/ mop. Maybe it will be available soon in rest of the world and I'll be verrry interested to see how that performs.

[@anemones7583]

I will definitely not buy it. If it comes as an accessory for my current Dyson, maybe, but I am definitely not throwing away my Dyson for this.

[@Scottydoing]

I bet that if you made a attachment with a air intake that was above the head it would work on other models

[@e2U]

I agree, seems like its just a cheep Gimmik at best. Get with the game Dyson.

[@daniels8993]

These tests are unrealistic. I have a tineco s3, and I only use it after already cleaning up a bit. Simply because that mess is just transferred into the tank. The mess is easier to clean when it’s in the floor vs in the machine. The floor is a flat surface, the machine tank has all sorts of crevices and nooks that chunks of food get into. You didn’t get into the most important aspect of these things, the before and after. How do you actually use it. The mop and bucket is actually easier maintained than these things. Maybe the Dyson is actually easier to clean than the competition?

[@alexandermarksstein8611]

The tineco machines are the way to go

[@dggd466]

Ma chi andrà mai a pulire tutta quella roba a terra con una lava pavimenti ? Ma siamo impazziti ?

[@katarzynajop6416]

gdzie mogę kupić stacje dokującą do submarine v15 ?

[@skatpk9196]

Not impressed. The built in battery is a problem. I have the "Bissell Pet Pro" which does the job for 1/4 the cost.

[@loida523]

Has anyone actually tried attaching the sub head to a regular (non-mopping) Dyson V15 detect? I currently have both machines (but not for long as I plan on returning the non-mopping version) and am VERY tempted to see what happens (or not)…YET fearful of damaging the regular V15! The curiosity is killing me tho 😮 HAS ANYONE TRIED IT? I need to know…asap

[@sultanxami1]

Men i just got the Dyson submarine now i want to return it and get the tineco

[@filiosgeorgiou7183]

i was going to buy dyson 1hr ago , i am searrcing for tineco now

[@buse3653]

I think its so American! In Europe: clean the coarse dirt (with easily washable microfiber towel or cloth) and then mop it.

[@gailnovak2593]

In all fairness it’s not a vacuum on floors just a mop-so u should vacuum first then mop

[@TheFrenchGlow]

Are you sure that is what Dyson says on their website?

[@Natak222]

Making the submarine attachment model specific is such a short sighted decision. That’d be like making the airpod’s only compatible with the newest iPhone. Just silly

[@timothyheil7510]

Just using a dust pan and a mop is way faster and more efficient than buying Dysons 800 dollar submarine. Tools like this are supposed to save you massive time . Should not be actually alot longer than doing it manually

[@TheFrenchGlow]

Dust pan + Mop is underratd.

[@frostmelody]

maybe i'm asian but i always used dyson to vac the house than use a mop to wipe down the finer dust. I also don't wear shoes indoors, bare feet or slipper... must be another asian thing

[@ifeadiodenigbo9230]

Do a review on the big and quiet!

[@saintejeannedarc9460]

I'm pretty surprised this is Dyson's offering for the wet mop. It's pretty lame and not worth the extra money. I can see devoted Dyson buyers will still go for it. It has a tiny water tank and it would be extra work to get a larger area done. The fact it leaks when the dirty tank gets full is just crazy. There's no cues to tell you it's full, you just get to find out. This thing would only mop a pretty small area. Then fill it again and rinse that brush roller.

[@jovanap752]

I think Dyson submarine is trash and too expensive. I have it and I will keep using it because my return time expired but it is not worth it. As a vacuum, it is great but as a wet mop hydrovac, it sucks. First, it will take you forever, you have to vacuum first. I had shark hydrovac in the past and i liked it more but it stoped working after 2 months ( clean water tank empty error - very common). If it didn't have that issue i would have probably kept shark hydrovac cordless. Dyson submarine does not have an auto button, so you have to hold the start button the whole time, so for older people or younger children it might be hard to use. Also, it is very streaky, doesnt pick up hair or any debris whatsoever. The worst thing is that after using duson submarine, I use shark steamer, and the pads still come out dirty so dyson submarine doesnt mop very well. I wish i can post the pisture of my shark steamer pads after moping with dyson.....not so clean. But....I have a little baby that is crawling everywhere so I will keep it and the hassle of returing it is a pain. Honestly, I would have dyson as a vacuum but something else as a hydrovac.

[@arevee9429]

Dyson always does that with tool compatibility. I love their stick vacs, but not their tactics.

[@dkempire323]

Works well very satisfied

[@deryaa5561]

Dyson hangi modeli güzel?Yorum olarak yazar mısınız

[@Zey616]

This is best when you first vacuum then you go over with the submarine so the stains will come off

[@TheFrenchGlow]

Hi! Vacuum cannot be used for anything wet. Swiffer wet jet is right.

[@David-vx5tk]

The submarine cost $250 by itself it can only be used on the v15s because only the v15s has the software to use it

[@TheFrenchGlow]

Hi! My question is why can't the software be updated on the current V15 or gen5 or v12 or v11. It does not seem like it is a complicated program or attachment to operate and they are planning to release s versions of other dysons.

[@STAYCBias]

​@@TheFrenchGlow , business tactic 😅

[@alacransillamusical507]

Is just a mop is not supposed to pick up stuff. A mop doesn’t pick up anything you just cleaning the surface

[@TheFrenchGlow]

In a year or 2, I fully expect the submarine attachment to be an option on every Dyson.

[@STAYCBias]

​​@@TheFrenchGlow, lack of innovation, slowly playing the business game, keeping those "innovation" as lasting as possible, after all it's cordless hard to compare with cord, needs Alot of time to come out with something revolutionary, need Alot of plannings whether to take risk or not and they are playing the long game..... ❤❤❤❤

[@gus6404]

The submarine attachment doesn't pick up half of the dirt that the bissell crosswave picks up... Also you have to vacuum first and then use the submarine after. That's a waste

[@TheFrenchGlow]

It's a lot of work for small results.

[@maizenblue268]

A waste? I’m confused, I did not know the Crosswave mops and does carpets as well. With the submarine you easily change a head and can vacuum the entire home

[@enekaken]

Love seeing a non Dyson sponsored video, always a stark difference in reviews lol. Also the Crosswave does come with in cordless model!

[@TheFrenchGlow]

Hi! Thank you! And I have the bissell crosswave cordless x7 but it got recalled for fire. Ours bissell x7 never had an issue but it's why I prefer the bissell HF3 over the x7. I have a review of the bissell hf3 and it works really well.

[@saintejeannedarc9460]

@@TheFrenchGlow The main advantage w/ the Bissells over the others that seem to perform better on floors and are more maneuverable and lighter, seems to be that the Bissell is pretty good for refreshing area rugs, and actually has a different brush head you can get for that. That would be the only reason I'd consider a bissell over a Shark for instance.

[@Bsheppy26]

Yeah…definitely a marketing fail by Dyson. I could see if they were simply calling this a “mop” attachment instead of a “wet/dry vac” attachment, but advertising this as being able to handle messy spills with solid debris is a miss on Dyson’s part

[@TheFrenchGlow]

that and the gatekeeping to limit the attachement to only 1 $900+ model.

[@Pappisnapshot]

In uk you get bog standard version

[@HostileMuffins]

If the programming is different on the Dyson why’s the vacuum turning on ? Im going to make a video of how I’m putting the submarine head on the v8. They’re simply gate keeping in order for you to buy a new system nothing else

[@oryx-lordy87]

Lets just be honest, Dyson as a product is a fashion statement for an over priced product that actually has no benefit other than the basis requirements, regardless of the product purchased from Dyson. Considering they have been in the business for as long as they have, they are miles behind with technology.

[@hopejehrman2945]

I can't get the mop detachment to clean the stone floor in the bathroom but I cannot figure out why. It cleans the wood floors fine floor but it seems to click and rise a little higher on the stone and no water comes out.

[@daniels7862]

I love Dyson but this is just terrible. And all of these style machines are only good on FLAT surfaces. I have deep grout and I’ve tried a couple and they don’t even touch it. My favorite style I’ve used for years is the Hoover floormate. Puts down a ton of water and actually scrubs deep down. Haven’t found a product better for my needs since.

[@fernandoullaguari9073]

And there it goes my breakfast.

[@lllee3476]

The cleaning person will be frustrated but they are the ones who will have to deal with the hassle of cleaning with the Dyson blue submarine absolute.

[@TheFrenchGlow]

I see what you did there. :)

[@mtlfinest3742]

Its like saying can your Bissell and tyneco vac a carpet as good like a dyson No This looks so dirty 😳 i dont understand people who just feel comfortable vacuuming oatmeal straight up like that

[@TheFrenchGlow]

Hi! Its about value vs performance. I love my Dysons but the V15 submarine is a lot for an attachment

[@mtlfinest3742]

@@TheFrenchGlow I'm just saying your compare orange with apple...it will be a more fair if you did this with the new dyson washG1 😉

[@awesomusmaximus3766]

It wouldn't take much effort to make it work on the standard V15

[@Tammamtu]

Isn’t it easier to just wipe the mess with a piece of cloth than clean the dyson head

[@TheFrenchGlow]

Yes but you would then be cleaning up almost all messes with solids. The submarine is more for liquid only.