You can find links to purchase all of the Dyson V-series vacuums here: Buy Dyson V11 Outsize at Amazon - geni.us/6foux6w (Amazon) Buy Dyson V11 at Amazon - geni.us/XDYHmf (Amazon) Buy Dyson V10 at Amazon - geni.us/4XoKj (Amazon) Buy Dyson V8 at Amazon - geni.us/CbHr (Amazon) Buy Dyson V7 at Amazon - geni.us/4f1Wm3H (Amazon) Buy Dyson V11 at Other Retailers - shop-links.co/1722355569452946331 Buy Dyson V10 at Other Retailers - shop-links.co/1722355570448811197 What Dyson are thinking about getting (or already have!)? Also, let me know if you have any questions I can answer. UPDATE 12/2/2020 - Dyson V11 Torque Drive and Animal include a click-in battery as of Q4 2020.
I have mainly carpet , with laminate in the two bathrooms and kitchen. I’m debating on the v11 absolute with the soft roller or the v11 torque drive. I did consider the v10 but like the new screen. We have no pets. Would appreciate any help on which version to get. Thank you
@@leighbarrett6797 Hey Leigh! Sorry that your comment slipped by me. Since you have mainly carpet you can probably save the money over the Absolute and just go with the V11 Torque Drive model. It's plenty good on hard surfaces, and with laminate the risk of damage is far less that of hardwood. I'd go with Torque Drive.
@@reianae.smiley8573 That was my analysis based on the specs and features of the vacuum. Dyson says that it's designed for "faster room cleaning" (Dyson.com). A cordless vacuum that can run for 2 hours, has a larger dust bin, and larger cleaning head is far better suited to cleaning a larger home than a cordless vacuum with lower end specs. Not to say the Outsize couldn't clean small homes as well, but in my view it would be overkill.
Good comparison. As a professional vacuum service technician, I would only add that the V7 and V8 models do have a maintenance advantage over the V10 and higher models. The perpendicular cyclones can be completely removed and washed on the V7 and V8. This can NOT be done with inline models because the electrical connections pass through the cyclone. As a result, the models that can not be washed are less efficient over time because they will partially clog. To clean them your only option is to gently tap on the side of the cyclone to shake all of the dirt out of them (or blow them out with compressed air). However, on the V7/V8 Dyson designed the cyclone to be easily removed and it can be completely submerged in a bucket of soapy water for a thorough cleaning! I've also seen enough problems on the units with the digital display to say that I currently do not recommend them at the high price point. once they are out of warranty you could get stuck with something that is prohibitively expensive to repair. IMO the V7 and V8 are the best Dyson Models for price and long term maintenance.
In the UK, there is usually another model for each vacuum called the total clean. It is one of the top end models in that it tends to include the most tools in the range (not necessarily the same tools from other models in the range though) and the vacuum itself comes with a red wand. I was getting a refurbished Dyson cordless and it was either between spending slightly more for the V8 total clean or saving a bit and getting the basic V10 animal. I went for the V8 total clean as it had such a great range of tools like the direct drive motor head, fluffy cleaner head, crevice tool, combo tool, flexi-crevice tool, a multi-angle attachment and the mini motorised tool.
Yeah, some retailers here in the US sell the Total Clean version as well. However, the Total Clean models I've seen here in the US (specifically the V10) include the older Direct Drive brushroll, as opposed to the Torque Drive brush. So while you do get additional accessories you give up a much more important piece of the vacuum, with the more powerful brushroll.
Can't believe I still have the pink v6 I got 6 years ago on Black Friday for $199! On normal power, the duration is just the same, but max power is now reduced to less than a minute instead of 5 minutes. Really the only things I would get next time are a HEPA filter exhaust + soft roller head + the debris ejection of the v10/11. It's nice to have a larger bin but 90% of the house is hardwood floors. Shoutout to Dyson for not making a wasteful product you trash in less than 2-3 years!
Glad to hear your V6 is still running strong! If you were thinking about upgrading I know the V10 Absolute has been on sale recently. It has all the new features you are looking for - amzn.to/3bLT6Z5
I just got the v11 for 400$ with a 5 year warranty threw Nebraska furniture mart. I STOLE THAT THING!! (Figuratively) it’s an AMAZING upgrade from the v7
I have the V11 Total clean. The power head says High Torque the stick is black. I got it from Costco just last week. I have not been able to find a review online of this exact model. I assume it's the same as the V11 torque drive. It has the display with the remaining charge time on it for Eco, Auto and Boost modes. So far I love it. It makes cleaning so much more enjoyable.
If the V11 Total Clean is anything like the V10 Total Clean, then it's basically identical in functionally to the Torque Drive. The cleaning head may be slightly different (on the V10 Total Clean the cleaning head didn't have the height adjuster). But beyond that it's the same.
Derek - thanks for the very informative videos. I like the cordless stick vacs, but my electrical outlets are very low to the floor in the baseboards. How much space does the plug-in device require? Not sure I want to invest in an electrician to install a new outlet. Considering the ball canister as an alternative, but how good is it on upholstery?
You're very welcome! The plug is about 3" wide by 1.5" tall, so it doesn't take up much space at all. Then it's just a cord to a pin connector that plugs into the vacuum. I wouldn't think you would need a new outlet. Ball Canister is solid everywhere, including upholstery. See our review here - czcams.com/video/LNCbJFWeo0M/video.html
i have the v11 torq and i gotta say its pretty nice but i can see the battery being a problem with only 60 mins of cleaning (thats what i really get from it) i have to charge it more than i like and end up forgetting where i left off. i think they all need swapable batterys, kinda messed up only the v11 outsize has it
Thanks for the review. Which one would you recommend for mixed floors? e.g., wood, carpet, tiles etc. Which one would you say will work best for all? Thanks in advance 🙏🏾
Dyson V10 Absolute or the Dyson V11 Torque Drive V10 Absolute amzn.to/2n8Ogx7 is nice for mixed floors due to the soft roller brush V11amzn.to/2WYemD5 is nice for nixed floors because it's simply the most powerful vacuum.
Awesome video, quick, no nonsense, straight to the points. My deal here is all hardwood and tile (no carpet) with 2 cats and 2 dogs. Which one is best? And do any of these have removeable roller heads for easier cleaning? Do you really even need the roller if you don't have carpet? Getting the pet hair out of the roller each time you use it is annoying. Thanks in advance.
1. V11 is objectively the best in terms of performance, suction, and run time. If money is no object get the V11 and add this amzn.to/3r1mJxO If you want to save a little money get the V10 Absolute. 2. The roller does remove from the wand, but disassembling it from the head itself is more difficult. However, the soft roller heads do disassemble more easily and can be cleaned with water. 3. Since you don't have carpet you'll probably just want to use one of the fluffy soft cleaning heads most of the time
Im in a debate which one to get. I saw one in Costco V11 animal with $100 off and V8. Now i know Im getting a v11. I like to buy in costco since i can return it really fast and easy. XD
There is a v11 absolute stick on for $643.99 clearance at canadian tire right now.. seems like a great deal. I' considering upgrading from the v8 absolute. Worth it at that price??
Bed bath and beyond gives a 20% off one item coupon when you sign up for their email list. I loved getting $100 off of my V10 animal with free shipping! 🙌
I recently purchased a V8 Carbon Fiber online. It has the same 40 minutes of run time as the other V8 models, but has 155 air watts of suction on max mode. It also came with both cleaning heads, the mini motorized tool, just about every non-motorized tool made for the V series, and even a storage bag for all of the tools. I find it odd that this specific model was never sold in the United States. Though I was told that it was probably due to both the V8 Carbon Fiber and the V10 models being released in 2018.
Odd indeed. Dyson is kind of strange of where they choose to release certain models and variants. V8 Carbon Fiber sounds pretty amazing by the specs though.
Opted fo the v7 as a stand alone hoover for underneath the roll top Bath combined with hardwood floor. Tbf the turbulence from the motor exhaust blew the dust all over the room before it could be picked up. Not impressed 😕
No, but those are the only models that are available in the so called "HEPA" variant. All of these models include variants that utilize a HEPA filter...in fact the vast majority include a HEPA filter. It's just the V6 Cord Free and various Motorhead versions that do NOT include a HEPA filter. Most other versions, including Animal, Absolute, Torque Drive, Allergy, HEPA, and Outsize all include HEPA filters.
Great detail review on this multi-generation Dyson stick vacuums on which all the accessories are interchangeable and compatible. Looking forward to see the review on the new Dyson v11 Absolute Extra that just been announced with 20% more power and interchangeable battery pack.
Hey George, thanks so much! So it looks like the V11 Absolute Extra is only available in some countries (I see it's available in Australia). V11 Absolute Extra seems like it has the same specs as the V11 Outsize Origin, except the Absolute Extra also includes the soft roller brush. You can see our contextual comparison of the 4 major V11 variants here - moderncastle.com/dyson-v11-torque-drive-vs-outsize-vs-animal-vs-outsize-origin/
@@ModernCastle I just checked this morning and saw them advertising also became available in Canada (Canadian Tire) with incorrect photos and description. Looks like it is a future replacement of the current V11 Torque Drive with the Fluffy Head attachment. looks like it is becoming available in countries that the Absolute model are sold first. I can see it become available in US to replace the current V11 Torque Drive since it is extra revenue for Dyson to sell extra batteries to owners would want/need to purchase them $$$. Feature looks the same as the V11 Torque Drive but a little bit heaver (3.09Kg vs 2.97Kg) I think is due to the extra parts for the interchangeable battery design. The name of the motor is also different (Hyperdymium Motor vs Digital Motor) but the picture looks the same online. The current information from Dyson Australia website does not mention the 20% extra power on the new V11 Absolute Extra so maybe it was a typo in the presentation ;however, all V11 model without interchangeable battery are no longer listed (discontinued?). Without the extra 20% suction power, I would just get the new Outsize and not the Extra model even though it is heaver. Future owner would have the benefit of getting the new V11 with lighter and smaller bin & power head at lighter weight.
@@Jeo-What That's interesting. Thanks for the extra info. I will keep an eye out on that model when more information becomes available. We will likely update our contextual reviews / comparisons and possibly add a new video for that model.
Modern Castle just went to Costco Canada yesterday and saw they had the V11 Total Clean which comes with one interchangeable battery. It was not advertised on the packaging itself however I saw the photo of the unit and saw the battery has with a little red latch on it and knew that it was a newer model. I packed up my original V11 and exchanged it with the new one. As far as I can tell everything is the same except the charging mount is different and is not compatible with the original V11. I think Dyson is quietly swapping with the newer design unit into newer packaging and not making a big deal out of it so people would not be returning them and end up with a bunch of old models on hand.
@@Jeo-What It's possible, George. But I'm not certain. When you look at the totality of Dyson's models across the world it really is staggering...just within the V-series you have the 6, 7, 8, 10, and 11. Then multiple flagship models within each of those (2-4). And then different variants for depending on your country. And then different variants for specific retailers. Costco Canada's version may have a special country / retailer variant that does indeed include clickable batteries for all V11 models. But given how widespread Dyson's model lineup is I think it's likely that it varies from country to country and from retailer to retailer.
V10 and V11 would be my picks there...though this video is a bit old, so the V12 and V15 would also be worth considering if you have more budget. Animal versions are great, but they aren't necessarily better or worse for pets. Any V-series variant handles dog hair about the same.
Thanks for this useful review of the various dyson V series. I have a question about the direct drive cleaner head (that comes with most models) and the soft roller cleaner head that comes with the Absolute model. since I have both hard floors and rugs I'm wondering how much more effective is the soft roller compared to the direct drive. In looking at models Dyson is offering a V8 Absolute Pro for $425 while I can get a V10 Total Clean+ at Costco for $400 but without the soft roller cleaner head and a few less other attachments. So it's not exactly easy to figure out what the best solution at that price range. thanks for any info you can provide.
The soft roller head does make a big difference on hard surface flooring. In general, I think if 30-40% or more of the floors in your home are hardwood or other hard surfaces then it makes sense to get a version with the soft roller head. Or buy a standalone soft roller head here - amzn.to/38CO5RE
What is your experience on the locking mechanize of the removeable battery on the Outsize? Is it tightly fit to the handle housing without space, gaps and gives or a bit loose? I saw a written review showing the V11 Absolute Extra Model with gap and space at the back of the housing at the battery and the handle connection area.
It's not as tight as the permanent batteries, but I wouldn't describe it as loose. It's got a little wiggle, since it needs to click in and out. That said, I've only had it a few weeks, so it's hard to say right now if it's going to be an issue down the road or not.
Great review! I have a v6 and I want to upgrade. I'm just so torn between the v10 and v11! Just don't know if the added price is worth the performance increase. I'll be getting refurbished. So about a 100 dollar difference.
If you're already saving money on a refurb, I" say go with the V11. However, a new V10 Absolute right now is the lowest I've ever seen it at Amazon here - amzn.to/3bSBbzw At the end of the day, both V10 and V11 are amazingly powerful vacuums. V11 just has better suction and better smart / convenience features.
Sorry for the confusion. V10 Absolute does come with a HEPA filter. But it's not available as the HEPA variant. HEPA variants were only available on the older V6 and V7. However, the V8, V10, and V11 all include HEPA filters on all variants. It's just a weird and confusing naming convention on Dyson's part.
This comparison is specifically for US versions. There are so many versions and variants globally it's almost impossible to know what Dyson does all around the globe.
@@mamemomi7280 Yep, many models aren't available globally...no V12 here in the US, but I know in India and elsewhere it's super popular. Dyson V11 Absolute in UK, but no Absolute version in the US Very hit or miss on what's available depending on your country
What I am most worried about it battery lifespan. Not per charge, but overall needing to replace the battery, let's say every two years... which is best? Can v10 even be replaced?
All of them can be replaced. The more recent V10 and V11 seems to have longer lifespans. Dyson's Founder was quoted saying that the V10 battery should last the life of the unit (15 years). Dyson's V11 uses the same type of battery. So no reason to think either of them would die quickly. The V6, V7, and V8 do seem to die earlier. Based on our tests and what we've read from other's experiences they tend to last 3-5 years before needing replacement.
Can we use the smaller brush tool of 8 odd inches too on the same v11 outside for maneovouring in smaller areas. Does small size attachment exists. Also can we get the fluffy roll for the v11 outsize even if extra cost
Lol, yeah I saw that there is the Teen Wolf Derek Hales a while ago. There is also a Derek Hales soccer star from the 70s. I'm proud to be among them :P
The V11 absolute and direct come with a brush called motorbar, what is the difference between a the motorbar and the torque drive (I need something that cleans mainly hardfloor but some carpet without changing the head all the time)
I know Dyson had some manufacturing issues with that early on, but they were largely resolved in later years. If you're still within the 2 year warranty I would reach out to Dyson support. I think they may send you a replacement wand that glides into the motor body more easily.
It would seem to be zero. All of those models are now at 220 AW. Dyson seems to have updated the V11 Torque Drive and Animal to have the same suction power as the Outsize, as well as a click-in battery system in Q4 2020.
@@TheCupfulBoy Dyson modified the (at least the US versions) the V11 Animal and Torque Drive to give them a click-in battery, as opposed to a permanent battery. In addition, last week I received an email from Dyson basically saying all V11 vacuums have the same suction power. I haven't confirmed that as a fact yet, but it seems likely. These changes rolled out within the last 6'ish weeks. We became aware of them a couple of weeks ago.
@@TheCupfulBoy In theory, yes. However, it really depends on the retailer and/or when they got that shipment of V11s in. At least the ones on Dyson.com right now use the new click in battery system.
I would like to understand which model would be best for me, I have a small flat but sew a lot and the carpet gets covered in cotton which my Electrolux silencer struggled to pick up unles you use it with no head attachment an went over the floor very slowly. That cleaner has just given up the ghost and I am trying to understand which to buy , I customer reviews there have been frequent comments about parts I think rollers or brushes not working well for long. I also wonder how much agility is required to hold the trigger constantly as I have a hand injury.
The higher end models definitely have better overall performance and usability, but of course cost more. In terms of the agility required to hold the trigger down, it's not much. Less than a pound of pressure I would estimate. For most you just sort of grab the handle and you hold the trigger down at the same time. For most users I think the V10 or V11 is the best choice. Not to say the others are bad, but considering the relative price difference vs. performance difference, it makes a strong case to at least get a V10 Animal. My top 3 picks for most are the V10 Animal, V10 Absolute, of the V11 Torque Drive.
I'm doing research into the Dyson V Series vacuums as I'm looking to make an upgrade, but one question that doesn't seem to be answered for me so far is this: Can you purchase any of the tools that the other models have and use them on a different model? For example, could I buy the fluffy cleaner head and use it on a model that didn't include it?
In general, yes, though Dyson doesn't seem to like it and typically says attachments are not cross compatible. However, that's not really true, in my view. This page explains it in great detail = moderncastle.com/dyson-attachment-guide/ In a nut shell...V6 and older models are not cross compatible V7, V8, V10, V11, and V15 are cross compatible. However, you should try to find attachments that are closer in number, as that means they are also closer in power input required. For example, while a V15 cleaning head would technically work on a V7, a V7 motor doesn't have enough power to run it properly. So there's a good chance either the head or motor body will die sooner due to the increased strain. However, as long as you're within 1 or 2 V-series numbers the attachments will work and should be sufficient power.
Thanks for your suggestion. We may do a Phillips SpeedPro review in the future, but probably won't do a comparison. These machines are just too different. I'm not sure a comparison would be very relevant between these two models.
Hi, I saw that you have a dog, How easy/helpful is this vacuum to remove the dog hair?, this is the primary reason to purchase it, what model do you recommend for that?, overall to remove it from furniture (sofas, bed) thanks!!
The more recent the model, the better the performance. I wouldn't go any lower than the V10. The features, suction, and performance really takes a step up on the V10 and V11 models. In terms of the variation you go with...on the V10 I'd say Animal for general use and Absolute if you have lots of hardwood floors. V11 Animal is perfectly fine. You only really need the V11 Torque Drive if you want the fancier digital display. If all you really care about is removing pet hair from carpets and fabrics I'd say V10 Animal or V11 Animal.
hi I recently cleaned my Dyson outsize V11 not thinking i just took the the back filter off along with the led screen which was attached and washed it unfortunately the led screen and mode button has stopped working but the moter/ hoover works can you offer advise or a local disributer in north west if a replacement is required many thanks
I was thinking to use my V7 car & boat (trigger?) to also do occasional quick once overs on our hard floors in a more upright position. Can I just buy a compatible extension wand and the fluffy roller or other floor attachments? we have a lot of pet hair so I know it will fill up quickly and the battery life is pretty bad on the high setting, but maybe it’s cheaper than buying a dedicated floor model? Or will I find that the wand/attachments are not compatible with my model with or without adapters?
Yes, you can just buy the extension wand, cleaning heads, and other attachments. Dedicated floor models use the same motor / battery as the handhelds. However, Dyson stopped making dedicated handhelds after the V7. Down side of the V7 is it's quite a few years old. The more recent V10 and V11 just have so much more power.
@@ModernCastle Yeah I noticed certain accessories are out of stock and probably won’t get replenished. Lots of different items on eBay and Amazon that look to be compatible and OEM, as well as many aftermarket accessories like the trigger lock and wall charging cradle for the V7 trigger. was hoping to find somebody came up with an aftermarket swappable battery solution for these older models, but I see the latest Dyson‘s are now offering that feature
You mentioned that not all Dyson models come with a HEPA filter. I was looking at getting a Dyson 11. Is a HEPA filter something that is really important?
In my view, yes, it is. I wouldn't buy a vacuum without a good filter (ideally HEPA). To clarify, V11 does include a HEPA filter. So you're all set there. The versions that don't include a HEPA filter are usually the cheaper and older models...V7 Motorhead, V6 Cord Free, etc.
i have v6 motörhead. i hardly use it. in FULL charged, it lasts 10 minutes. should i get a new battery? i haven’t cleaned it out, only the parts you don’t have to take apart. but would it really make a difference? i don’t think so. the filter looks clean. does that matter in regards to suction time? that’s bs because this is was $$$
New battery probably won't massively improve that run time. At best, V6 has 20 minutes, but depending on the mode and cleaning attachments it will be lower than that. I'd spend your money on a more recent V-series model.
Wat is the difference between cord vaccum and cord less vaccum. Do they have difference in suction power or motor. I'm confused which one to opt. Cord less are too costly. Please reply
All V-series vacuums are cordless. So every vacuum in this video is cordless. In general here are the differences: Corded vacuums are less expensive, have higher suction power, but can be more cumbersome to use (due to the cord) Cordless vacuums are more expensive, have less suction power (especially in less expensive models; however, high-end cordless vacuums have comparable suction power), have variable suction, and are more convenient to use Motors will be different depending on the model.
Hi Thanks for the detailed info, one point as the dyson stick models all measure approx 49 inches can you advise the length of the electrical recharge lead ? as if wall mounted above an existing fixed wall socket directly below I would need to know the length of wire from plug to charger connection. regards Steve
May i ask, does anyone know, is the v10 and v8 ROLLER HEAD MOTOR exactly the same? My v10 roller head motor r broken, I saw v8 roller head motor parts from the web, not sure to buy it yet hmm
If you decide you want something better than the V7, you could just buy whatever model you want and then add this wink wand! amzn.to/3kLwEWw That way, you get power AND pink! :D
Hi Iv ordered the v7 animal and v10 animal Iv got to send one back my question is is the v10 a £100 better or should I save my money? And Iv heard the v10 on low power is to weak and on middle power it’s about the same as the v7 on low power on suction and run time
V10 is definitely worth the 100 over the V7. No question. V10 on low power isn't strong, more of a sweeper at that level. Medium power is more than the V7 on regular mode though.
Nice review but batteries aren't new technology. Sticking them in vacuums isn't open heart surgery. Prices are way too high. Up to an hour? I think everyone wants to know how long they last with each piece included.
In most cases, they last 3-5 years...or at least that seems to be the general consensus among reviewers that we've seen. Our V6 battery lasted around 3 years. Our V7 battery is still going strong at 3.5 years. The V8 that we had on loan from time to time lasted 2.5 (though I think we decreased the life when we dropped it during a run time test) Our V10 and V11 models are still using their original battery. V10 is 2.5 years old, V11 is 1.5 years, and V11 Outsize is 6 months old. We'll continue to report on those as time goes on.
For many people, I think the answer is yes. And Dyson seems to think so as well. Dyson's Founder, James Dyson, has already said the Dyson V10 was the leap in cordless vacuum technology that allowed them to stop developing new corded vacuums. Dyson seems to be in a push to do only (or at least mostly) cordless vacuums from now on. Given the suction power and run time it has massively reduced the former advantage that corded vacuums had.
You can find links to purchase all of the Dyson V-series vacuums here:
Buy Dyson V11 Outsize at Amazon - geni.us/6foux6w (Amazon)
Buy Dyson V11 at Amazon - geni.us/XDYHmf (Amazon)
Buy Dyson V10 at Amazon - geni.us/4XoKj (Amazon)
Buy Dyson V8 at Amazon - geni.us/CbHr (Amazon)
Buy Dyson V7 at Amazon - geni.us/4f1Wm3H (Amazon)
Buy Dyson V11 at Other Retailers - shop-links.co/1722355569452946331
Buy Dyson V10 at Other Retailers - shop-links.co/1722355570448811197
What Dyson are thinking about getting (or already have!)? Also, let me know if you have any questions I can answer.
UPDATE 12/2/2020 - Dyson V11 Torque Drive and Animal include a click-in battery as of Q4 2020.
I have mainly carpet , with laminate in the two bathrooms and kitchen. I’m debating on the v11 absolute with the soft roller or the v11 torque drive. I did consider the v10 but like the new screen. We have no pets. Would appreciate any help on which version to get. Thank you
@@leighbarrett6797 Hey Leigh! Sorry that your comment slipped by me.
Since you have mainly carpet you can probably save the money over the Absolute and just go with the V11 Torque Drive model. It's plenty good on hard surfaces, and with laminate the risk of damage is far less that of hardwood. I'd go with Torque Drive.
Wait Dyson didn't say the V11 Outsize was meant for bigger homes, did they?
@@reianae.smiley8573 That was my analysis based on the specs and features of the vacuum. Dyson says that it's designed for "faster room cleaning" (Dyson.com).
A cordless vacuum that can run for 2 hours, has a larger dust bin, and larger cleaning head is far better suited to cleaning a larger home than a cordless vacuum with lower end specs. Not to say the Outsize couldn't clean small homes as well, but in my view it would be overkill.
@@ModernCastle Does that mean I'm better off getting the V11 Torque Drive?
Good comparison. As a professional vacuum service technician, I would only add that the V7 and V8 models do have a maintenance advantage over the V10 and higher models.
The perpendicular cyclones can be completely removed and washed on the V7 and V8. This can NOT be done with inline models because the electrical connections pass through the cyclone. As a result, the models that can not be washed are less efficient over time because they will partially clog. To clean them your only option is to gently tap on the side of the cyclone to shake all of the dirt out of them (or blow them out with compressed air).
However, on the V7/V8 Dyson designed the cyclone to be easily removed and it can be completely submerged in a bucket of soapy water for a thorough cleaning!
I've also seen enough problems on the units with the digital display to say that I currently do not recommend them at the high price point. once they are out of warranty you could get stuck with something that is prohibitively expensive to repair. IMO the V7 and V8 are the best Dyson Models for price and long term maintenance.
Is this the mattress review guy? I’ll never forget that he had a lovemaking score for the mattresses 😂
The very same!
Got to make sure we thoroughly test ever criteria for the product :P
Important metric I would say lol
When they recommend not to buy the one you already bought...
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Never mind - there’s a reason why the price is higher and a reason why it’s still in production
You made the right choice
this was such a helpful review thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for taking the time to do your review it was really helpful!
Glad it was helpful! You're very welcome.
In the UK, there is usually another model for each vacuum called the total clean. It is one of the top end models in that it tends to include the most tools in the range (not necessarily the same tools from other models in the range though) and the vacuum itself comes with a red wand. I was getting a refurbished Dyson cordless and it was either between spending slightly more for the V8 total clean or saving a bit and getting the basic V10 animal. I went for the V8 total clean as it had such a great range of tools like the direct drive motor head, fluffy cleaner head, crevice tool, combo tool, flexi-crevice tool, a multi-angle attachment and the mini motorised tool.
Yeah, some retailers here in the US sell the Total Clean version as well. However, the Total Clean models I've seen here in the US (specifically the V10) include the older Direct Drive brushroll, as opposed to the Torque Drive brush.
So while you do get additional accessories you give up a much more important piece of the vacuum, with the more powerful brushroll.
best dyson reviews i've ever seen, thank you very much
You're too kind. Thanks so much! Glad our video could help :)
I was going to get the V11, and after your review, I just purchased the V10 and saved $300! Thank you for the great, in-depth reviews!
You're very welcome! Glad to hear our video was helpful :)
I also just ordered the v10, it would be great to share our updates of their performances.
@@estefanyluna5129 Hi. Can you please tell me if you are happy with your Dyson? I want to get it but not sure which model to get..... thanks.
This review was awesome! But now I want the V11! 😆
Thank you!
Can't believe I still have the pink v6 I got 6 years ago on Black Friday for $199!
On normal power, the duration is just the same, but max power is now reduced to less than a minute instead of 5 minutes.
Really the only things I would get next time are a HEPA filter exhaust + soft roller head + the debris ejection of the v10/11. It's nice to have a larger bin but 90% of the house is hardwood floors.
Shoutout to Dyson for not making a wasteful product you trash in less than 2-3 years!
Glad to hear your V6 is still running strong!
If you were thinking about upgrading I know the V10 Absolute has been on sale recently. It has all the new features you are looking for - amzn.to/3bLT6Z5
Thank you very much. Your review explain clearly differences between v models and helped me find the right for me 😀
You're very welcome. I'm glad to hear it helped!
I'm just hear to hear about the V10 Animal.
Great review, clean short and contains all the information, all product reviews should be done like this 👍
Thank you very much!
Thank you for this gr8 video, helped me to make a desicion.
You're welcome! Glad I could help.
Had so much questions - u answered them all! Thanks!
That's great! I'm glad to hear it.
I just got the v11 for 400$ with a 5 year warranty threw Nebraska furniture mart. I STOLE THAT THING!! (Figuratively) it’s an AMAZING upgrade from the v7
Great deal!
So helpful, thank you so much for posting!
You're welcome! Thank you!
Thank you. This video is very helpful in comparing models.
You're welcome! Glad to hear it was helpful.
Thank you for your review it was very helpful in deciding which dyson is the right one for us.
You're very welcome! I'm glad it was helpful.
Waw exactly the review I was looking for !
I'm glad to hear it!
Thanks for the effort, very helpful!
You're welcome!
Great review very detailed and informative
Thank you!
Perfect comparison! Thanks
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This was perfect! Thank you!
You're so welcome!
I have the V11 Total clean. The power head says High Torque the stick is black. I got it from Costco just last week. I have not been able to find a review online of this exact model. I assume it's the same as the V11 torque drive. It has the display with the remaining charge time on it for Eco, Auto and Boost modes. So far I love it. It makes cleaning so much more enjoyable.
If the V11 Total Clean is anything like the V10 Total Clean, then it's basically identical in functionally to the Torque Drive. The cleaning head may be slightly different (on the V10 Total Clean the cleaning head didn't have the height adjuster).
But beyond that it's the same.
Modern Castle Thanks for the reply. I will check out the cleaning head to see if it has a height adjuster.
@@2007Lynx2007 You're welcome
Derek - thanks for the very informative videos. I like the cordless stick vacs, but my electrical outlets are very low to the floor in the baseboards. How much space does the plug-in device require? Not sure I want to invest in an electrician to install a new outlet. Considering the ball canister as an alternative, but how good is it on upholstery?
You're very welcome!
The plug is about 3" wide by 1.5" tall, so it doesn't take up much space at all. Then it's just a cord to a pin connector that plugs into the vacuum. I wouldn't think you would need a new outlet.
Ball Canister is solid everywhere, including upholstery. See our review here - czcams.com/video/LNCbJFWeo0M/video.html
Great video. Thanks for an advice, absolutely love your video. Thank you
You're very welcome! I'm glad to hear it was helpful.
Thanks for the review! Really helpful 😊
Glad it was helpful!
Excellent job thank you very much
You're welcome
i have the v11 torq and i gotta say its pretty nice but i can see the battery being a problem with only 60 mins of cleaning (thats what i really get from it) i have to charge it more than i like and end up forgetting where i left off. i think they all need swapable batterys, kinda messed up only the v11 outsize has it
I would imagine we'll see Dyson vacuums with swappable batteries from now on.
Really appreciate this video !!! Thanks
You're welcome!
Great review, really helped a lot!!!
Thank you! I'm glad to hear it was helpful.
Thanks for the review. Which one would you recommend for mixed floors? e.g., wood, carpet, tiles etc. Which one would you say will work best for all?
Thanks in advance 🙏🏾
Dyson V10 Absolute or the Dyson V11 Torque Drive
V10 Absolute amzn.to/2n8Ogx7 is nice for mixed floors due to the soft roller brush
V11amzn.to/2WYemD5 is nice for nixed floors because it's simply the most powerful vacuum.
Awesome video, quick, no nonsense, straight to the points. My deal here is all hardwood and tile (no carpet) with 2 cats and 2 dogs. Which one is best? And do any of these have removeable roller heads for easier cleaning? Do you really even need the roller if you don't have carpet? Getting the pet hair out of the roller each time you use it is annoying. Thanks in advance.
1. V11 is objectively the best in terms of performance, suction, and run time. If money is no object get the V11 and add this amzn.to/3r1mJxO If you want to save a little money get the V10 Absolute.
2. The roller does remove from the wand, but disassembling it from the head itself is more difficult. However, the soft roller heads do disassemble more easily and can be cleaned with water.
3. Since you don't have carpet you'll probably just want to use one of the fluffy soft cleaning heads most of the time
good for all
No light on the head which shows up and dust you have missed. Great review.
No lights on any Dyson cleaning heads, except the Omni-glide.
And thanks!
I have just bought Dyson V8 Slim Fluffy and I have never been so diligent in cleaning my house.
Haha, nice! So you happy with it so far?
Thanks - very useful info!
You're welcome!
Very useful review, thanks
Glad it was helpful!
I just bought myself a Dyson V7 Origin and so far I love it
Nice! Glad to hear you like it so far.
I love my v7 too. Small portable yet powerful.
very helpful guide
Glad you think so!
Im in a debate which one to get. I saw one in Costco V11 animal with $100 off and V8. Now i know Im getting a v11.
I like to buy in costco since i can return it really fast and easy. XD
Very helpful .. thank you
You're very welcome!
Great review. Thanks.
You're welcome!
AMAZING REVIEW!!!!
Thanks!
Great video, liked and subscribed 💡
Thank you!
I'm ready to upgrade my V6 to a V11. Where do you recommend to purchase from for best value?
Amazon is usually where we see the best pricing, availability, and shipping. So that's typically what we recommend. amzn.to/2WYemD5 (v11 link)
Got my dyson from target via in store pick up. Jeff bezos doesn’t need anymore money.
There is a v11 absolute stick on for $643.99 clearance at canadian tire right now.. seems like a great deal. I' considering upgrading from the v8 absolute. Worth it at that price??
Bed bath and beyond gives a 20% off one item coupon when you sign up for their email list. I loved getting $100 off of my V10 animal with free shipping! 🙌
@@ohsusanna1982 This is what I did...went in store and used 20%. This was the best deal.
I recently purchased a V8 Carbon Fiber online. It has the same 40 minutes of run time as the other V8 models, but has 155 air watts of suction on max mode. It also came with both cleaning heads, the mini motorized tool, just about every non-motorized tool made for the V series, and even a storage bag for all of the tools. I find it odd that this specific model was never sold in the United States. Though I was told that it was probably due to both the V8 Carbon Fiber and the V10 models being released in 2018.
Odd indeed. Dyson is kind of strange of where they choose to release certain models and variants.
V8 Carbon Fiber sounds pretty amazing by the specs though.
Opted fo the v7 as a stand alone hoover for underneath the roll top Bath combined with hardwood floor.
Tbf the turbulence from the motor exhaust blew the dust all over the room before it could be picked up. Not impressed 😕
Love my V10 Animal 🙌🏼
Nice! Glad to hear you like it.
V10 for me thanks for the reviews 😍
You're welcome!
It’s on sale now. See if you can get a price adjustment
I wish i could have a dyson but no money
4:45 does only the V6 and V7 have the HEPA FILTER? What is the best in terms of allergy ? Great video ! THANK YOU👍🏼
No, but those are the only models that are available in the so called "HEPA" variant.
All of these models include variants that utilize a HEPA filter...in fact the vast majority include a HEPA filter.
It's just the V6 Cord Free and various Motorhead versions that do NOT include a HEPA filter. Most other versions, including Animal, Absolute, Torque Drive, Allergy, HEPA, and Outsize all include HEPA filters.
Nice video Buscemi
How do you do fellow commenter?
The best review
Thank yuo!
Very good rewiew 👍👍👍
Thank you!
Great detail review on this multi-generation Dyson stick vacuums on which all the accessories are interchangeable and compatible. Looking forward to see the review on the new Dyson v11 Absolute Extra that just been announced with 20% more power and interchangeable battery pack.
Hey George, thanks so much!
So it looks like the V11 Absolute Extra is only available in some countries (I see it's available in Australia).
V11 Absolute Extra seems like it has the same specs as the V11 Outsize Origin, except the Absolute Extra also includes the soft roller brush.
You can see our contextual comparison of the 4 major V11 variants here - moderncastle.com/dyson-v11-torque-drive-vs-outsize-vs-animal-vs-outsize-origin/
@@ModernCastle I just checked this morning and saw them advertising also became available in Canada (Canadian Tire) with incorrect photos and description. Looks like it is a future replacement of the current V11 Torque Drive with the Fluffy Head attachment. looks like it is becoming available in countries that the Absolute model are sold first. I can see it become available in US to replace the current V11 Torque Drive since it is extra revenue for Dyson to sell extra batteries to owners would want/need to purchase them $$$. Feature looks the same as the V11 Torque Drive but a little bit heaver (3.09Kg vs 2.97Kg) I think is due to the extra parts for the interchangeable battery design. The name of the motor is also different (Hyperdymium Motor vs Digital Motor) but the picture looks the same online. The current information from Dyson Australia website does not mention the 20% extra power on the new V11 Absolute Extra so maybe it was a typo in the presentation ;however, all V11 model without interchangeable battery are no longer listed (discontinued?). Without the extra 20% suction power, I would just get the new Outsize and not the Extra model even though it is heaver. Future owner would have the benefit of getting the new V11 with lighter and smaller bin & power head at lighter weight.
@@Jeo-What That's interesting. Thanks for the extra info. I will keep an eye out on that model when more information becomes available.
We will likely update our contextual reviews / comparisons and possibly add a new video for that model.
Modern Castle just went to Costco Canada yesterday and saw they had the V11 Total Clean which comes with one interchangeable battery. It was not advertised on the packaging itself however I saw the photo of the unit and saw the battery has with a little red latch on it and knew that it was a newer model. I packed up my original V11 and exchanged it with the new one. As far as I can tell everything is the same except the charging mount is different and is not compatible with the original V11. I think Dyson is quietly swapping with the newer design unit into newer packaging and not making a big deal out of it so people would not be returning them and end up with a bunch of old models on hand.
@@Jeo-What It's possible, George. But I'm not certain.
When you look at the totality of Dyson's models across the world it really is staggering...just within the V-series you have the 6, 7, 8, 10, and 11. Then multiple flagship models within each of those (2-4). And then different variants for depending on your country. And then different variants for specific retailers.
Costco Canada's version may have a special country / retailer variant that does indeed include clickable batteries for all V11 models. But given how widespread Dyson's model lineup is I think it's likely that it varies from country to country and from retailer to retailer.
Awesome review.... Just a question, which one works best if I have many dogs? Thanks!
V10 and V11 would be my picks there...though this video is a bit old, so the V12 and V15 would also be worth considering if you have more budget.
Animal versions are great, but they aren't necessarily better or worse for pets. Any V-series variant handles dog hair about the same.
Thanks for this useful review of the various dyson V series. I have a question about the direct drive cleaner head (that comes with most models) and the soft roller cleaner head that comes with the Absolute model. since I have both hard floors and rugs I'm wondering how much more effective is the soft roller compared to the direct drive. In looking at models Dyson is offering a V8 Absolute Pro for $425 while I can get a V10 Total Clean+ at Costco for $400 but without the soft roller cleaner head and a few less other attachments. So it's not exactly easy to figure out what the best solution at that price range. thanks for any info you can provide.
The soft roller head does make a big difference on hard surface flooring.
In general, I think if 30-40% or more of the floors in your home are hardwood or other hard surfaces then it makes sense to get a version with the soft roller head. Or buy a standalone soft roller head here - amzn.to/38CO5RE
I thought you were the astronaut Thomas Pesquet in the thumbnail.
Looks like an amazing guy
What is your experience on the locking mechanize of the removeable battery on the Outsize? Is it tightly fit to the handle housing without space, gaps and gives or a bit loose? I saw a written review showing the V11 Absolute Extra Model with gap and space at the back of the housing at the battery and the handle connection area.
It's not as tight as the permanent batteries, but I wouldn't describe it as loose.
It's got a little wiggle, since it needs to click in and out. That said, I've only had it a few weeks, so it's hard to say right now if it's going to be an issue down the road or not.
They are all really LOUD!!
Check dB rating before purchase!!
Compared to what? They are vacuum cleaners. Vacuums are loud.
They aren't as loud as many upright vacuums we've tested. They are all around 75 dB.
Great review! I have a v6 and I want to upgrade. I'm just so torn between the v10 and v11! Just don't know if the added price is worth the performance increase. I'll be getting refurbished. So about a 100 dollar difference.
If you're already saving money on a refurb, I" say go with the V11.
However, a new V10 Absolute right now is the lowest I've ever seen it at Amazon here - amzn.to/3bSBbzw
At the end of the day, both V10 and V11 are amazingly powerful vacuums. V11 just has better suction and better smart / convenience features.
So the V10 absolute doesn't come with the hepa filter? I'm 4:47mins into the video whilst asking this.
Sorry for the confusion.
V10 Absolute does come with a HEPA filter.
But it's not available as the HEPA variant. HEPA variants were only available on the older V6 and V7. However, the V8, V10, and V11 all include HEPA filters on all variants.
It's just a weird and confusing naming convention on Dyson's part.
@@ModernCastle thanks so much for clarifying. Fingers crossed I get a good deal in the sales
@@OurSimpleLyfe You're welcome!
When i check the model comparison, it said that fluffy version finishes at v7 but in japan there is variant called v10 fluffy.
This comparison is specifically for US versions. There are so many versions and variants globally it's almost impossible to know what Dyson does all around the globe.
@@ModernCastle Thanks for the reply. I didnt know dyson variants differs by country.
@@mamemomi7280 Yep, many models aren't available globally...no V12 here in the US, but I know in India and elsewhere it's super popular.
Dyson V11 Absolute in UK, but no Absolute version in the US
Very hit or miss on what's available depending on your country
Which one gets under mop boards under cabinets the best without switching attachments?
They are all basically identical in that respect as the cleaning heads are all essentially the same size.
What I am most worried about it battery lifespan. Not per charge, but overall needing to replace the battery, let's say every two years... which is best? Can v10 even be replaced?
All of them can be replaced.
The more recent V10 and V11 seems to have longer lifespans. Dyson's Founder was quoted saying that the V10 battery should last the life of the unit (15 years). Dyson's V11 uses the same type of battery. So no reason to think either of them would die quickly.
The V6, V7, and V8 do seem to die earlier. Based on our tests and what we've read from other's experiences they tend to last 3-5 years before needing replacement.
Can we use the smaller brush tool of 8 odd inches too on the same v11 outside for maneovouring in smaller areas. Does small size attachment exists. Also can we get the fluffy roll for the v11 outsize even if extra cost
I'm not sure what you mean by the smaller brush tool.
However, you can get the fluffy roller for the Outsize here - amzn.to/3h3Erxv
Thank you. Very helpful information. I really appreciate such quality reviews at my fingertips
You're very welcome! I'm glad to hear our reviews were helpful.
Is this Derek hales? Hes like the character from teen wolf! Lol, I've been reading lots of his reviews and online documents, very good
Lol, yeah I saw that there is the Teen Wolf Derek Hales a while ago.
There is also a Derek Hales soccer star from the 70s.
I'm proud to be among them :P
So no hepa filter on the v10 or v11? How do they maintain airquality? Thanx for great review.
Sorry for any confusion. V10 and V11 both have a HEPA filter. They are washable and should last the life of the vacuum.
The V11 absolute and direct come with a brush called motorbar, what is the difference between a the motorbar and the torque drive (I need something that cleans mainly hardfloor but some carpet without changing the head all the time)
Motorbar is the newer version, but in terms of performance it's effectively the same as the Torque Drive.
@@ModernCastle thanks a lot
@@H0dy72 You're welcome
thank you for your review, do you know why my V10 stick is so hard to remove from the motor?
I know Dyson had some manufacturing issues with that early on, but they were largely resolved in later years.
If you're still within the 2 year warranty I would reach out to Dyson support. I think they may send you a replacement wand that glides into the motor body more easily.
does the dyson torque filter and/or the dyson animal vaccum filter fit the dyson v11 outsize?
It will not. The V11 Outsize is slightly larger.
Difference in power between v11 animal + and v11 torque or outsize?
It would seem to be zero. All of those models are now at 220 AW.
Dyson seems to have updated the V11 Torque Drive and Animal to have the same suction power as the Outsize, as well as a click-in battery system in Q4 2020.
@@ModernCastle What do you mean by update? I heard outsize has always been stronger than other v11
@@TheCupfulBoy Dyson modified the (at least the US versions) the V11 Animal and Torque Drive to give them a click-in battery, as opposed to a permanent battery.
In addition, last week I received an email from Dyson basically saying all V11 vacuums have the same suction power. I haven't confirmed that as a fact yet, but it seems likely.
These changes rolled out within the last 6'ish weeks. We became aware of them a couple of weeks ago.
@@ModernCastle I just bought a v11 animal this black Friday and it's coming....do early v11 have click in battery as well? hmmm
@@TheCupfulBoy In theory, yes. However, it really depends on the retailer and/or when they got that shipment of V11s in.
At least the ones on Dyson.com right now use the new click in battery system.
I would like to understand which model would be best for me, I have a small flat but sew a lot and the carpet gets covered in cotton which my Electrolux silencer struggled to pick up unles you use it with no head attachment an went over the floor very slowly. That cleaner has just given up the ghost and I am trying to understand which to buy , I customer reviews there have been frequent comments about parts I think rollers or brushes not working well for long. I also wonder how much agility is required to hold the trigger constantly as I have a hand injury.
The higher end models definitely have better overall performance and usability, but of course cost more.
In terms of the agility required to hold the trigger down, it's not much. Less than a pound of pressure I would estimate. For most you just sort of grab the handle and you hold the trigger down at the same time.
For most users I think the V10 or V11 is the best choice. Not to say the others are bad, but considering the relative price difference vs. performance difference, it makes a strong case to at least get a V10 Animal.
My top 3 picks for most are the V10 Animal, V10 Absolute, of the V11 Torque Drive.
I'm doing research into the Dyson V Series vacuums as I'm looking to make an upgrade, but one question that doesn't seem to be answered for me so far is this: Can you purchase any of the tools that the other models have and use them on a different model? For example, could I buy the fluffy cleaner head and use it on a model that didn't include it?
In general, yes, though Dyson doesn't seem to like it and typically says attachments are not cross compatible.
However, that's not really true, in my view.
This page explains it in great detail = moderncastle.com/dyson-attachment-guide/
In a nut shell...V6 and older models are not cross compatible
V7, V8, V10, V11, and V15 are cross compatible. However, you should try to find attachments that are closer in number, as that means they are also closer in power input required. For example, while a V15 cleaning head would technically work on a V7, a V7 motor doesn't have enough power to run it properly. So there's a good chance either the head or motor body will die sooner due to the increased strain.
However, as long as you're within 1 or 2 V-series numbers the attachments will work and should be sufficient power.
Hi, would you please make a review about Dyson v8 vs Philips Speedpro max Aqua 8000
Thanks for your suggestion.
We may do a Phillips SpeedPro review in the future, but probably won't do a comparison.
These machines are just too different. I'm not sure a comparison would be very relevant between these two models.
Thank you very much🙏
@@shantypirgayanti9291 You're welcome!
Hi, I saw that you have a dog, How easy/helpful is this vacuum to remove the dog hair?, this is the primary reason to purchase it, what model do you recommend for that?, overall to remove it from furniture (sofas, bed) thanks!!
The more recent the model, the better the performance.
I wouldn't go any lower than the V10. The features, suction, and performance really takes a step up on the V10 and V11 models.
In terms of the variation you go with...on the V10 I'd say Animal for general use and Absolute if you have lots of hardwood floors.
V11 Animal is perfectly fine. You only really need the V11 Torque Drive if you want the fancier digital display.
If all you really care about is removing pet hair from carpets and fabrics I'd say V10 Animal or V11 Animal.
hi I recently cleaned my Dyson outsize V11 not thinking i just took the the back filter off along with the led screen which was attached and washed it unfortunately the led screen and mode button has stopped working but the moter/ hoover works can you offer advise
or a local disributer in north west if a replacement is required many thanks
I would think that's the type of issue that only a Dyson Service Center will be able to take care of.
www.dyson.com/support/journey/service-centers
Sad to say after 8 months my Dyson V8 battery has expired now the Issue how good are Dyson at honouring their warranty.
Pretty short time frame for a battery.
I'd love to hear how Dyson handles the warranty.
I was thinking to use my V7 car & boat (trigger?) to also do occasional quick once overs on our hard floors in a more upright position. Can I just buy a compatible extension wand and the fluffy roller or other floor attachments? we have a lot of pet hair so I know it will fill up quickly and the battery life is pretty bad on the high setting, but maybe it’s cheaper than buying a dedicated floor model? Or will I find that the wand/attachments are not compatible with my model with or without adapters?
Yes, you can just buy the extension wand, cleaning heads, and other attachments.
Dedicated floor models use the same motor / battery as the handhelds. However, Dyson stopped making dedicated handhelds after the V7.
Down side of the V7 is it's quite a few years old. The more recent V10 and V11 just have so much more power.
@@ModernCastle Yeah I noticed certain accessories are out of stock and probably won’t get replenished. Lots of different items on eBay and Amazon that look to be compatible and OEM, as well as many aftermarket accessories like the trigger lock and wall charging cradle for the V7 trigger. was hoping to find somebody came up with an aftermarket swappable battery solution for these older models, but I see the latest Dyson‘s are now offering that feature
You mentioned that not all Dyson models come with a HEPA filter. I was looking at getting a Dyson 11. Is a HEPA filter something that is really important?
In my view, yes, it is. I wouldn't buy a vacuum without a good filter (ideally HEPA).
To clarify, V11 does include a HEPA filter. So you're all set there.
The versions that don't include a HEPA filter are usually the cheaper and older models...V7 Motorhead, V6 Cord Free, etc.
Ah ok. You had an image at 4:45 that was showing the V6 and V7 were "YES" for HEPA filter and the newer ones were no?
i have v6 motörhead. i hardly use it. in FULL charged, it lasts 10 minutes. should i get a new battery? i haven’t cleaned it out, only the parts you don’t have to take apart. but would it really make a difference? i don’t think so. the filter looks clean. does that matter in regards to suction time? that’s bs because this is was $$$
New battery probably won't massively improve that run time. At best, V6 has 20 minutes, but depending on the mode and cleaning attachments it will be lower than that.
I'd spend your money on a more recent V-series model.
Can the new XL cleaner head be used on the V10?
It can, but Dyson doesn't recommend it.
You can read more about Dyson attachment compatibility here - moderncastle.com/dyson-attachment-guide/
@@ModernCastle Thanks for the reply 😌
@@blatinoboi426 You're welcome!
Wat is the difference between cord vaccum and cord less vaccum. Do they have difference in suction power or motor. I'm confused which one to opt. Cord less are too costly. Please reply
All V-series vacuums are cordless. So every vacuum in this video is cordless.
In general here are the differences:
Corded vacuums are less expensive, have higher suction power, but can be more cumbersome to use (due to the cord)
Cordless vacuums are more expensive, have less suction power (especially in less expensive models; however, high-end cordless vacuums have comparable suction power), have variable suction, and are more convenient to use
Motors will be different depending on the model.
@@ModernCastle thank you so much for your prompt reply
@@funwithkids7524 You're very welcome
Hi Thanks for the detailed info, one point as the dyson stick models all measure approx 49 inches can you advise the length of the electrical recharge lead ? as if wall mounted above an existing fixed wall socket directly below I would need to know the length of wire from plug to charger connection. regards Steve
The power cord is about 6 feet.
@@ModernCastle Thank you for your prompt reply Derek , Regards Steve
May i ask, does anyone know, is the v10 and v8 ROLLER HEAD MOTOR exactly the same? My v10 roller head motor r broken, I saw v8 roller head motor parts from the web, not sure to buy it yet hmm
Exactly the same? No
But they are compatible with each other. V8 head will work on a V10 and a V10 head will work on a V8.
Great
Thanks!
New to these vacuums. Someone gifted me the v10 but the filter light is on. Do you know how to fix it?
Have you tried replacing the filter? That's a relatively cheap fix to try.
@@ModernCastle thank you I did order new filters today. I will try that and see if it works.
@@user-fn5gr1re4w You're welcome
I like the pink one solely based on the fact that it is PINK 😀😀😀😀
If you decide you want something better than the V7, you could just buy whatever model you want and then add this wink wand! amzn.to/3kLwEWw
That way, you get power AND pink! :D
@@ModernCastle OMG this is amazing 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍 Thanks SO much!!!!
@@love_nyc_ You're very welcome! 😀
Hi Iv ordered the v7 animal and v10 animal Iv got to send one back my question is is the v10 a £100 better or should I save my money?
And Iv heard the v10 on low power is to weak and on middle power it’s about the same as the v7 on low power on suction and run time
V10 is definitely worth the 100 over the V7. No question.
V10 on low power isn't strong, more of a sweeper at that level. Medium power is more than the V7 on regular mode though.
U put v7 and v11 but u rote V8 not V7
Look at 1:09
Would the V8 Fluffy tool work on the V11 that does not come with the Soft roller?
Yes, it will work.
V then number stand for the power???
More or less...higher number = greater suction / greater power, etc.
As good as dyson is. They still purposefully make it extremely confusing to know what to buy. The specs are never marketed anywhere!
Sadly true...
Nice review but batteries aren't new technology. Sticking them in vacuums isn't open heart surgery. Prices are way too high. Up to an hour? I think everyone wants to know how long they last with each piece included.
In most cases, they last 3-5 years...or at least that seems to be the general consensus among reviewers that we've seen.
Our V6 battery lasted around 3 years.
Our V7 battery is still going strong at 3.5 years.
The V8 that we had on loan from time to time lasted 2.5 (though I think we decreased the life when we dropped it during a run time test)
Our V10 and V11 models are still using their original battery. V10 is 2.5 years old, V11 is 1.5 years, and V11 Outsize is 6 months old. We'll continue to report on those as time goes on.
How do these vacuums do with pet hair?
Overall, pretty good. We have not yet experienced any significant tangling problems (with human or pet hair).
Is the V7 animal worth it for $239 price tag? I need for animal hair/Kitty litter on vinyl flooring.
It's among the least expensive Dyson cordless stick vacuums. I think you'd be really pleased with it for the price.
in your opinion can Dyson V11 replace Dyson canister vacuum?
For many people, I think the answer is yes.
And Dyson seems to think so as well.
Dyson's Founder, James Dyson, has already said the Dyson V10 was the leap in cordless vacuum technology that allowed them to stop developing new corded vacuums. Dyson seems to be in a push to do only (or at least mostly) cordless vacuums from now on.
Given the suction power and run time it has massively reduced the former advantage that corded vacuums had.
@@ModernCastle Thank you for the reply!
@@Commander_HW You're welcome!