A review and demonstration of the new Dyson V15 Detect cordless stick vacuum. For questions or inquiries, here the is Vac Tech email: vactechyt@gmail.com
Finally a functional, pragmatic vacuum review that gives answers to all our questions! Most other reviewers just give stats and percentages and tend to skip over details that consumers actually want to know about. Thank you!
This vid was EXACTLY what I was looking for, so thorough and precise, thank you! I love my new V15, I just needed a little guidance on how to use it and all the attachments. The hair screw attachment has been life changing for me, I can run it over my comforter without it getting sucked up and all the dog hair still comes clean off, its amazing!
This is the most thorough and informative vacuum review I have ever seen. I feel with your advice I can be confident when making a vacuum perchase. This video was wonderful. Thank you for the help.
Just purchased one of these after getting tired of dragging my full size Dyson Animal and it's various attachments around the house to clean my hardwood floors. With 3 cats and 4 bedrooms (1500 sq ft of hard floors), I thought I would need a spare battery. I was able to vacuum my whole house and an area rug with 5 minutes of power remaining. It does an OK job on a low pile rugs, but eats up battery power. For everyday light carpet maintenance, the V15 is good, but for a deep clean the Dyson Animal excels in picking up animal hair. Best of all, no cords and no heavy vacuum with attachments to drag around. Bought a stand on Amazon and it fits nicely in my laundry room. Never thought I would want to vacuum with the lights off. Floors feel a lot nicer walking barefoot on. Definitely makes it easy to maintain your hard floors. Highly recommened.
Thanks for the comment! Glad you’re happy with yours! While Dyson’s corded vacuums generally clean carpeting better, their best cordless stick vacs are best-in-class, and they’re so convenient in comparison.
Just purchased the V15 to help out the Deebot N8 Pro robot vac with tile floors with area rugs. The V15 really helps with stairs, corners, closets, fabric furniture, window sill/blinds, and parts of the floor the robot vac can't reach. Spot cleaning and deep cleaning of high traffic areas are excellent.
Thank you for such an informative video. I just received my v15 today from eBay and your video was really helpful, especially the part where you show how to take them apart and how to maintenance it. I’ll be saving this video so I can refer back to it.👍
One of the best and most informative reviews I’ve seen! Very helpful! I like your very matter of fact style and how you even showed how to do the maintenance of the product. Thank you for the info.
I am using my Dyson 4 days and it’s the best vacuum cleaner I ever used. Actually you cannot compare it with other cleaners. I choose the 15v Detect limited version.
What a fantastic review! You can always tell who does their research and who really uses the product, and there was certainly no doubt here! Thank you for such a great video.
Thanks, Jonah! I really appreciate the nice comment. I've been using cordless Dysons since the first model DC16, which I bought 11 years ago. Dyson's cordless vacs remain best-in-class!
@@VacTech1 if you don’t mind me asking you, we have been looking at the last few cordless dysons as potential candidates, but I was wondering how your battery lifespan and longevity have been. We don’t want to get something that is going to die relatively quickly. Also, would you consider the cordless trade off to be worth any battery shortfalls?
@@jonah_herring The cordless convenience is absolutely worth it. As you go up in the line, the battery life and carpet-cleaning performance increases, so the V7 and V8 don't have as good of battery life as the V11 or V15. Battery longevity seems to be good on these. I've personally never had a battery fail, but I've sold my old models as I've upgraded. A V6 I sold recently got a new battery, but that vac was 6 years old. Dyson has claimed the newer models batteries are supposed to last a long time (like 10+ years, but time will tell).
Amazing video very done. Instructions were clear and very informative. I just received mine and can’t wait to use it. I’m so glad I came across your video, makes it easier for me to use. Thanks again.
Very informative review with great demonstrations, clear images, and explanations. Good technical content that answers a whole bunch of questions that I could not find on Dyson site or from anyone that might venture to "sell" the product. (Remember salespeople? God, I'm showing my age again.) Too many other youtube reviews are all personality & edit skills and no content. I'm impressed with the engineering. Plastics at their best, used because of their positive attributes, not because they can be cheap to make.
I just received my v15 today. It is really an amazing vacuum. This will be my third Dyson. Also have Shark Apex, which I will now only use to clean my cars, and a Roomba J7+. I had a hard time with place rug, but I put the lever in the middle and it was easier to push. Couldn’t find any info on that part of the cleaning head until I watched your video. Great job.
@@balkangetawaySorry for late reply. My first I got many years ago. I can’t remember model. It was heavy upright. It was a beast. It sucked the most difficult without any problem. After many years of use, it started to smell. I couldn’t get to open the cyclone part because I was afraid to break it. Dyson should make it easy to open and clean. Every time I used it, it made my house smell like a wet dog. It also fell down stairs. It still worked, but I decided to get a Shark Apex. Wrong move. I also still have an older cordless Dyson I use for restroom and stairs. So now I have two Dyson. They do last. I just like vacuums. I also use a Roomba J7 Plus that I love using because it gets under the beds. I vacuum a lot.😂 Still loving this v15. Still awesome.
It was difficult for me to spend that much on a vacuum but I decided to suck it up and go for it (pun intended). I spent most of my life using terrible vacuums and this vacuum actually made me ENJOY vacuuming. I like the fluffy sweeper head because my whole apartment has hard floor and a stair entryway. I'll even use it to clean my sink after I trim my beard. I also like how easy it is to maintain.
@@VacTech1 you wouldn’t have anything on the dyson outsize absolute plus would you? We bought that seeing as it compared to the v15 just bigger and stronger.
Thanks for the informative video. Everything Dyson should have put in a single video in one place. Recently bought this product. I had no idea what that clip that is attached to the stick was supposed do, do now. :) Mine came with an additional crevice tool that has a light on the end even though the standard crevice tool was also included. Maintenance section of the video was excellent, perhaps Dyson should link to it from their channel.
Getting fed up of Dyson overcharging people. He’s only interested in sucking money out of peoples pockets. I mean seriously a dust counter?!? I love technology but he’s scraping barrel with ideas to charge $700 for a vacuum cleaner. I be been a huge Dyson fan (no pun intended) in the past but just getting sick of him ripping us off!!! Great video by the way awesome demonstration and tests. Thank you for taking the time putting it all together 👍🙌👏
Very impressive demo as usual! Well done man! This looks impresisve, would love to see what it's like against my V11. I'm a bit skeptical about the mini motirised tool though, the V11 one performs very well and grooms better than anything I've used on stairs, however the new anti tangle one doesn't look like it'll edge clean well or groom well, I think they should provide the V11 style tool as well. This one should be their cordless version of the tangle free head and the V11 style as a deep cleaner for stairs etc I do like how the clear window can be removed for washing! If they did that on the torque head that would be perfect!
So you're right about the hair screw tool and edge cleaning. Keep the crevice tool handy! The grooming seems similar to the old one, but the side suction path means pickup can suffer if the whole attachment doesnt make contact with the surface. This can actually be seen when I vacuumed the ottoman. Thanks for watching, and I appreciate your comment!
@@VacTech1 Ooo yeah now that you mention it, it's clever to force the user to get the crevice tool out! No matter how good the edge cleaning is, it can't match a crevice tool to really get into the far corners and edges, genius in disguise!
I wanted to know how to adjust the settings on the school tool for floor two rug. Can you do a video on that? I can’t find that information anywhere there are three settings of height ,I think, on that tool.
Thank you for the great review. Here in Australia they released V12 and V15. Currently I am trying find a good comparison video and couldnt find it anywhere. Any chance you can do a review on V12?
Another informative video demonstrating the capabilities of the Dyson V15. I do feel the hair test could use some more real world thought behind it. Having the hair lined up all in the same direction and only partially embedded into the carpet displays perfect world conditions rather than what most people will encounter. I also felt passing the V15 slowly over the hair was a bit unrealistic as who really vacuums at that speed?
Those are good points! I will keep your feedback in mind for future demos. These tests are just for fun, but the hair test could use some tweaking for both fairness and real-world accuracy. I think everyday hair it will handle without issue.
Thanks for the video....but how does one clean on either side of the little wheels/roller balls. There is fluff caught on either side but I can't remove it - I can't seem to pop the wheels out either, shouldn't they be able to just pop out? Thanks in advance.
Great video as always! Have you tried changing the auto power level adjustment in the menu? I ask because I am on my third V15 now. The first two had major software issues that required them to be returned. The only thing I have done differently with this third V15 that still works is that I never adjusted the sensitivity. I kept it at medium whereas I change the first two vacs to low. It’s great when it works but I am to the point where I have to treat it with kid gloves because I am so worried about it dying like the first two V15s did on me. It’s absolutely my last Dyson I will ever be buying new at full price. I’ll stick with my bagged vacs that never let me down.
That's a shame! I wasn't aware they were having any issues with it. Outside of just running it in auto mode, I haven't adjusted the settings any further.
@@VacTech1 yeah dyson never did let me know what the issue was once their engineer looked at my returned machines but not changing the sensitivity of the auto mode was the only thing I have done differently and so far it’s still working. I definitely won’t be changing the sensitivity again.
I just received this today and the clean filter message is on and has not turned off even though it’s a brand new vacuum. Nice bells and whistles but already a problem straight out the box and I can’t even exchange it or get a replacement part because it’s been sold out so long. I would keep my lg cord zero but it oddly doesn’t come with a mini motorized tool for upholstery .. this sucks
Thanks for this! Really helpful, considering they don't include a printed manual with the machine (just got today, $800 and no printed manual to explain how to use the attachments..) Also just FYI, the volume of this video is way too low - you should increase the mic volume for your videos.
U heard of the v15 detect+? It has extra tools, a special connection that has a built in pull out crevice tool, a joint that allows the machine to flex under low items, and an advanced filter that filters even more dirt out than even any cinetic vac dyson's made. 0.1 microns vs 0.3 from any hepa filtered dyson from the regular v15 and below - better than any other stick vac, upright, and canister with a hepa
Great review. I have the v15 and I learned a lot of good maintenance tips! This vacuum is very convenient. Weird question, but I’m wondering how well the v15 cleans carpets compared to a corded cyclonic bagless such as the Workhorse that you also reviewed? Is it worth having something like a workhorse for deep cleaning to supplement they v15? I’ve seen videos of people using the Workhorse after other vacuums and it seems to pick up a lot more. Thanks!
Thanks! As well as the V15 works, I would still recommend having a corded vacuum around (like the Workhorse), to periodically deep clean carpeting. The Dyson is best-in-class, but many corded vacuums will still deep clean carpeting much better. They'll also revitalize the carpet nap better.
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How long is the runtime for you on Auto/Medium mode on carpet? I only get around 20 minutes. I use it as a handheld for around 4 to 5 mins to vacuum the bed before I do my apartment. It’s when I use it on carpet as a stick on Auto mode and it’s there where I get 20 minute. So let’s say I get around 25 mins combined handheld/stick use.
Is there some way how to modify accu cleaner for better power? I have one with 350W engine and it's ok for dust, but it can't really take anything heavier than dust, I guess insert battery with higher voltage is not possible because electronics would be burned or detected wrong voltage and stop working. Today accu cleaners are still like babies, but with like 40V battery and 500W motor, it could be really usefull, but such cleaners are expensive.
I love this video, but man, it's such a pain to wipe the crevasses if I don't have a second vacuum. Which after purchasing this I can't afford another vacuum😂
There's a v15 and a v15+ HEPA. I thought that all Dyson vacuums came with HEPA filters now but looking at the advertisement I noticed HEPA was only listed on the +.
It turns out that Dyson’s V15 comes standard with a true HEPA filter. The one you are talking about with a blue filter is the one Dyson is marketing as HEPA. Instead of capturing 99.99% of particles 0.3 micron, it can capture 99.97% of particles 0.1 micron. It can basically capture debris about 3X smaller with higher efficiency. A standard HEPA filter usually can only capture about 99.00% of particles 0.1 micron, or 1 for every 100. Dyson’s new filter can capture those sized particles at 99.97% efficiency, or 1 for every 3,000.
When you have the gates closed, you mentioned it was difficult to push. Did this ever cause the high torque head to stall and stop? I am currently experiencing this on my V15
Yes, on certain carpeting, with the gates closed, the brushbar can bog down enough to stop. Opening the gates will help, but some types of carpeting like shag rugs can cause it to quit as well, regardless of whether the gates are open.
Yes the cyclone been ridesigned in v15 and are more efficient, like the metallic filters that in v11 have squared hole, in v15 are very tiny cirled holes
I have a mix of hardwood floor, tile and carpet. My carpet is low pile and patterned. With the carpet issues with the V15, I wonder if the V11 would be my best option?
They're both gonna be similar. The V15 has more power on the auto setting, so you may need to use eco mode, or open the gates. On lots of low carpeting it will work just fine, so it's hard to say.
I've recently received mine and it does not vacuum on auto or boost mode. I had to use eco mode but even though its eco mode its still as powerful, surprisingly.
Could I ask how the v8 2022 version compares against the newer Dyson models? (the v15 specifically)? I believe the 2022 version comes with the motorbar and hair screw tool. I'd love your opinion!
I just bought this vac 2 days ago and I’m having issues vacuuming my medium pile carpet. It’s standard carpet, maybe a little less than .5”. On auto, no matter if the gate is completely open, I can feel the suction clamp down on the floor while using it and the head stops. I can’t seem to find any setting that works other than eco, which seems crazy to think on a $700 vac I can’t use the higher or even medium power. What were your findings in this department in regards to suction on eco on carpet? How was the cleaning performance - I’m wondering how much cleaning performance I’m using on that mode.
Sadly I found the same issue. It clamps down more than the V11, thanks to the increased suction, but similar brushroll agitation. I've had to open the gates to make it work on certain types, and having to use eco on certain carpeting wouldn't surprise me. With eco and the gates open, it's not going to clean as well as the auto mode, which has much more suction.
Would this vacuum be good to pick up food from the floor after my baby eats? I think it should work but I'm afraid the liquids in food (like in pieces of fruit) will ruin the vacuum.
Dyson is getting better every Vacuum they make, along with Shark. I got 4 Shark Vacuum's and they all work great, I keep the filters clean and they last longer and better. I got my Sharks after my cheap Dirt Devil dynamite 2, Bissell powerforce helix (the new and improved model), and a Eureka airspeed one (the cheap, bad ones) went out and neither one of them Three Vacuums don't work better than my Shark's.
This is an odd question but do you think the particle counter would work for counting dead mosquitoes? I work in a lab where we count mosquitoes daily. A trap with thousands of mosquitoes takes hours to count by hand.
Question-can you charge the battery in an outlet on its own, without having the actual vacuum attached to it? I ask because I really don’t have anywhere in my house to mount the whole thing while plugged in. Ideally, I would just charge the battery in an outlet and keep the actual unit in a closet. Is that possible?
Yes you sure can! You can skip the wall mount, and just use the charging cable that it comes with. It plugs into the battery, which can be charged separately from the vacuum.
@@VacTech1 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 awesome!! That seals the deal for me! Thank you for this epic review, I’ve been agonizing over which model to get and this was seriously so helpful
Thumps Up! If you have watch this video till the end and if you still feel it’s appropriate to clean the Dyson with another Vacuum cleaner In routine! Does your spouse think you have a OCD?
The agitation is insane on these. Better than most corded uprights. I can’t wait until the V15 is released in the U.K. Dyson are strange with their model line ups; I notice you guys in the US don’t have the new Small Ball 2 vacuums, which are the DC41s with a cleaner head more or less the same as a V11 with those gates and full width cleaning. You guys have the old 41 MK2 ones but Dyson are most likely focusing on their cordless models now, while still selling those corded models. The small ball 2 is only £200 as well.
The bristles are way to soft and short for agitation that’s comparable to an good upright. It will certainly preform better than cheap model where you are like beko, goblin, modern Hoover etc. When stacked against similar prices vacs however, the V15 gets left in the dust. It’s absolutely not a replacement for a mains powered machine and shame on Dyson for pushing that narrative. I do agree that their lineup is very weird. We did actually get one upright with the new head, the small ball. Other than that it’s all the older stuff, which is a shame.
@@Olliebobalong I have already owned 3 of them since my first two had software issues and needed to be returned, but nice try bud. I’ve had one since the day they were released here in the states. You cannot get good agitation with soft carbon fiber bristles and the red bristles that are harder, are very short so that they cannot dig into the carpet. The only skim the surface. You dyson fanboys can’t seem to ever take criticism of your beloved company.
@@Olliebobalong oh good for you! Sebo is as good as it gets. Wish they were cheaper for us here in the states so they were more mainstream, but I still own one of every model because I love them so much. You certainly don’t have to believe me either, but you can’t ignore facts and the fact is that’s it’s the bristles and brushroll that matter when it comes to agitation. The softer the bristles are, the less they are going to agitate. Also why do you think you you need to replace brushrolls and brushstrips? It’s because once the bristles wear down and become short, they no longer properly clean and just skim along the carpet. That’s exactly what red bristles do. Again, don’t take my word for it, but to deny basic vacuum knowledge doesn’t reflect well on you.
Uh oh! I would take the brushbar out, let it fully dry, and hope for the best. Maybe put a fan on it to hopefully dry out the motor. There's a circuit board inside the brushbar motor, and the water might have destroyed it. Sadly you may have to replace it. You can take them apart to get any water out, but it's not particularly user-friendly to do (lots of small screws). I hope you can save it, if not, maybe contact Dyson and see if they'll send you a replacement head under warranty.
Well it's got 3 operating speeds. It's going to be loud regardless on Max mode. On auto mode it will fluctuate in noise level depending on floor type and active dust pickup. Eco mode should be very quiet. If auto or eco modes are overly-loud, I would contact Dyson and make sure the unit isnt defective. I hope you can get yours sorted out!
Close to 20 years ago I purchased an ORECK. That was the best vacuum I have ever purchased it cost at that time $800., with a lifetime warranty. I have only had to have it repaired once in all that time. I just did break the connection wand in June 2021 and could not have it repaired because the company is no longer in business and the repair shop was not able to order the piece or so they tell me. I am in the market now for a new vacuum and I wonder if I purchase the Dyson V15 Detect, with careful use and good maintenance, How many years can I reasonably expect this vacuum to last?
Probably not long in comparison, it’s got fancy tech and the battery obviously isn’t going to last 4 years without degradation. The traditional dysons were cheaper and can be taken apart very easily and parts are readily available so it’s more affordable but sadly they aren’t developing that stuff anymore. £300 vacuums now transpire to £500 cordless vacuums with only one battery which costs around £100 to replace. Overall i would get one but I don’t think it will last the 9 years our current dyson has.
I recently purchased a v15 detect after having a shark cordless and although suction is great it’s impossible to use on thicker carpets even When in auto mode. It will literally clamp and then cut out .I then have to switch to eco mode. I’ve tried adjusting the gates but makes no difference whatsoever. It kind of defeats the object and not what I would expect from such an expensive vacuum.
Sadly it's a problem with most new Dysons. If you find it's a bear to push on your carpeting, even in eco mode and with the gates open, there are no further remedies. The problem is that the V15's brushroll agitation can't keep up with the strong suction, so instead of pulling it along, it just seals to the floor and quits. It doesnt have the brushroll drive to power through all types of carpeting. I hope you find something that will work for all the flooring in your home!
Same problem here. On booster mode it just clamps up and stops. Too much resistance when trying to do thick pile carpets …you end up with a pulled back it hurts so much. And can’t use booster function. Only eco which is low suction. An utter waste of £600 anc I think dyson should be more honest that it’s best for wooden floors or tiles or cheap low pile carpet. Expensive carpet it won’t work at all
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Unquestionably the best review of the V15 that I could watch on TH-cam.
Wow, thanks a lot! Glad you liked it.
Dude you deserve a million subs. I imagine you becoming a top you tuber in this genre. Keep it going.
Wow, thanks!
Finally a functional, pragmatic vacuum review that gives answers to all our questions! Most other reviewers just give stats and percentages and tend to skip over details that consumers actually want to know about. Thank you!
Thank you, I appreciate it! Glad you liked the video!
This vid was EXACTLY what I was looking for, so thorough and precise, thank you! I love my new V15, I just needed a little guidance on how to use it and all the attachments. The hair screw attachment has been life changing for me, I can run it over my comforter without it getting sucked up and all the dog hair still comes clean off, its amazing!
Glad you're happy with yours! I just used the hair screw tool for cleaning out my car, and it did a great job.
I’m currently at Costco trying to decide whether I want this or not and you’ve convince me to get it. Thank you!
Just bought one today at Costco. So many attachments!!
Awesome vid. What is most fantastic is the lack of a link to purchase in the description; it tells us where your loyalties truly are!
Hahaha yeah I was just excited to review it!
This is the most thorough and informative vacuum review I have ever seen. I feel with your advice I can be confident when making a vacuum perchase. This video was wonderful. Thank you for the help.
Thanks for watching, Led!
The best review I came across with absolutely no bias. Thanks a ton.
Very informative and direct to the point. I’ve learned everything that I have to know about Dyson v15 all in just this one video.
Just purchased one of these after getting tired of dragging my full size Dyson Animal and it's various attachments around the house to clean my hardwood floors. With 3 cats and 4 bedrooms (1500 sq ft of hard floors), I thought I would need a spare battery. I was able to vacuum my whole house and an area rug with 5 minutes of power remaining. It does an OK job on a low pile rugs, but eats up battery power. For everyday light carpet maintenance, the V15 is good, but for a deep clean the Dyson Animal excels in picking up animal hair.
Best of all, no cords and no heavy vacuum with attachments to drag around. Bought a stand on Amazon and it fits nicely in my laundry room. Never thought I would want to vacuum with the lights off. Floors feel a lot nicer walking barefoot on. Definitely makes it easy to maintain your hard floors. Highly recommened.
Thanks for the comment! Glad you’re happy with yours! While Dyson’s corded vacuums generally clean carpeting better, their best cordless stick vacs are best-in-class, and they’re so convenient in comparison.
Thank you for including the sound of the vacuum when reviewing. I hate when other reviewers leave out the sound!
Just purchased the V15 to help out the Deebot N8 Pro robot vac with tile floors with area rugs. The V15 really helps with stairs, corners, closets, fabric furniture, window sill/blinds, and parts of the floor the robot vac can't reach. Spot cleaning and deep cleaning of high traffic areas are excellent.
Thank you for such an informative video.
I just received my v15 today from eBay and your video was really helpful, especially the part where you show how to take them apart and how to maintenance it. I’ll be saving this video so I can refer back to it.👍
One of the best and most informative reviews I’ve seen! Very helpful! I like your very matter of fact style and how you even showed how to do the maintenance of the product. Thank you for the info.
Thanks for watching, and the nice feedback!
I am using my Dyson 4 days and it’s the best vacuum cleaner I ever used.
Actually you cannot compare it with other cleaners. I choose the 15v Detect limited version.
What a fantastic review! You can always tell who does their research and who really uses the product, and there was certainly no doubt here! Thank you for such a great video.
Thanks, Jonah! I really appreciate the nice comment. I've been using cordless Dysons since the first model DC16, which I bought 11 years ago. Dyson's cordless vacs remain best-in-class!
@@VacTech1 if you don’t mind me asking you, we have been looking at the last few cordless dysons as potential candidates, but I was wondering how your battery lifespan and longevity have been. We don’t want to get something that is going to die relatively quickly. Also, would you consider the cordless trade off to be worth any battery shortfalls?
@@jonah_herring The cordless convenience is absolutely worth it. As you go up in the line, the battery life and carpet-cleaning performance increases, so the V7 and V8 don't have as good of battery life as the V11 or V15. Battery longevity seems to be good on these. I've personally never had a battery fail, but I've sold my old models as I've upgraded. A V6 I sold recently got a new battery, but that vac was 6 years old. Dyson has claimed the newer models batteries are supposed to last a long time (like 10+ years, but time will tell).
Just got a v15 detect, and this video is amazing!! Thank you so much!!!
Ordered V15 today based on your amazing review, thank you so much.
Awesome! Hope you like yours!
Great review. Exactly what needed to see before buying one. Super detailed video
Amazing video very done. Instructions were clear and very informative. I just received mine and can’t wait to use it. I’m so glad I came across your video, makes it easier for me to use. Thanks again.
Thanks! Glad I could help!
Great review looks like a really good vacuum it's finally available here in the UK can't wait till mine arrives
Such a great review and guide for use!! Even better than the official one! Many many thanks! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Thank you so much! I'm glad you liked it, and I appreciate the nice feedback!
The BEST review about dyson V15!
Thank you so much! Glad you liked it.
Thank you very much for this great review ob the V15 in 4k qualitiy! :-) Hope the Dyson V15 will soon be available in Austria to!
Thank you for this in-depth review!
Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much for this clear and concise tutorial. This has been such a huge help for me with my V15👍
Thank you! So glad I could help! I hope you enjoy your V15. Try out all the attachments, and you'll be surprised how much it can do.
I have been debating on whether to buy the V15. This really helps. A thorough review! Now if Dyson would put it on sale!
It’s nice to see someone else who doesn’t mind vacuuming a vacuum cleaner.
Thank you for this mate! Extremely helpful from start to finish. Subbed
Thanks for watching! I appreciate it!
Another nice review. I think I am going to go with this vacuum. Thank you.
Very informative review with great demonstrations, clear images, and explanations. Good technical content that answers a whole bunch of questions that I could not find on Dyson site or from anyone that might venture to "sell" the product. (Remember salespeople? God, I'm showing my age again.)
Too many other youtube reviews are all personality & edit skills and no content. I'm impressed with the engineering. Plastics at their best, used because of their positive attributes, not because they can be cheap to make.
Thank you very much! I love the technical side of products, and try to be informative.
I just received my v15 today. It is really an amazing vacuum. This will be my third Dyson. Also have Shark Apex, which I will now only use to clean my cars, and a Roomba J7+.
I had a hard time with place rug, but I put the lever in the middle and it was easier to push. Couldn’t find any info on that part of the cleaning head until I watched your video. Great job.
-May i ask why you are on your 3rd dyson. do they not last long or you just want a never and better
@@balkangetawaySorry for late reply. My first I got many years ago. I can’t remember model. It was heavy upright. It was a beast. It sucked the most difficult without any problem. After many years of use, it started to smell. I couldn’t get to open the cyclone part because I was afraid to break it. Dyson should make it easy to open and clean. Every time I used it, it made my house smell like a wet dog. It also fell down stairs. It still worked, but I decided to get a Shark Apex. Wrong move. I also still have an older cordless Dyson I use for restroom and stairs. So now I have two Dyson. They do last. I just like vacuums. I also use a Roomba J7 Plus that I love using because it gets under the beds. I vacuum a lot.😂 Still loving this v15. Still awesome.
Just bought the v15 Complete that comes with the light up crevice tool as well. Arrives on Saturday can't wait. Awesome review btw!
Thanks, Kumarin! I hope you like your V15!
It was difficult for me to spend that much on a vacuum but I decided to suck it up and go for it (pun intended). I spent most of my life using terrible vacuums and this vacuum actually made me ENJOY vacuuming. I like the fluffy sweeper head because my whole apartment has hard floor and a stair entryway. I'll even use it to clean my sink after I trim my beard. I also like how easy it is to maintain.
Fantastic review, very impressed with how you made this incredibly easy to understand and very comparative 👍.
Thanks, Curtis! I appreciate that!
@@VacTech1 you wouldn’t have anything on the dyson outsize absolute plus would you? We bought that seeing as it compared to the v15 just bigger and stronger.
@@phillips31961 I've never owned an Outsize model. I've tried them out in stores. I'd like to get one and test it!
The green laser I thought would be a gimmick, but wow, I love it! I’m glad I splurged and got this one. I love it so far!
I didn’t realize the clear piece attaches to the stick part for accessories!
Yeah, the laser works well! Glad you're happy with yours!
Thank you so much for a great tips
Thanks for the informative video. Everything Dyson should have put in a single video in one place. Recently bought this product. I had no idea what that clip that is attached to the stick was supposed do, do now. :) Mine came with an additional crevice tool that has a light on the end even though the standard crevice tool was also included. Maintenance section of the video was excellent, perhaps Dyson should link to it from their channel.
Thanks, codingbloke! Those LED crevice tools looks really nice. I'm glad you enjoyed the vid, and I appreciate the feedback!
Fantastic!!! I’m ordering mine now
You sold me
Hope you like it!
So helpful! Thank you so much
Fantastic video…thanks
Getting fed up of Dyson overcharging people. He’s only interested in sucking money out of peoples pockets. I mean seriously a dust counter?!? I love technology but he’s scraping barrel with ideas to charge $700 for a vacuum cleaner. I be been a huge Dyson fan (no pun intended) in the past but just getting sick of him ripping us off!!! Great video by the way awesome demonstration and tests. Thank you for taking the time putting it all together 👍🙌👏
Thanks for watching! The Dyson tax is real. Every product they release is naturally very expensive.
Fantastic review 👍
Thanks, I appreciate it!
Great video much appreciated
Thank you!
This was great, thanks!
Thanks! Glad you liked it!
cleaning a vacuum with another vacuum reminds me of that one Friends episode LOLOL
Thank you!!
Nice bit of irony using a Dyson vacuum to clean a Hoover logo rug.😊
Excellent thanks
You should do more of these!!!
You got it, Yankee! Thanks for watching!
Hi, do you also have a video about the "SHARK ZERO-M VERTEX DOUBLE - PRO | IZ323" vacuum cleaner?
Very impressive demo as usual! Well done man! This looks impresisve, would love to see what it's like against my V11. I'm a bit skeptical about the mini motirised tool though, the V11 one performs very well and grooms better than anything I've used on stairs, however the new anti tangle one doesn't look like it'll edge clean well or groom well, I think they should provide the V11 style tool as well. This one should be their cordless version of the tangle free head and the V11 style as a deep cleaner for stairs etc
I do like how the clear window can be removed for washing! If they did that on the torque head that would be perfect!
So you're right about the hair screw tool and edge cleaning. Keep the crevice tool handy!
The grooming seems similar to the old one, but the side suction path means pickup can suffer if the whole attachment doesnt make contact with the surface. This can actually be seen when I vacuumed the ottoman.
Thanks for watching, and I appreciate your comment!
@@VacTech1 Ooo yeah now that you mention it, it's clever to force the user to get the crevice tool out! No matter how good the edge cleaning is, it can't match a crevice tool to really get into the far corners and edges, genius in disguise!
I wanted to know how to adjust the settings on the school tool for floor two rug. Can you do a video on that? I can’t find that information anywhere there are three settings of height ,I think, on that tool.
thank you
Thank you for the great review. Here in Australia they released V12 and V15. Currently I am trying find a good comparison video and couldnt find it anywhere. Any chance you can do a review on V12?
I would like to, but the V12 isnt readily available in the US yet. It looks very similar, just smaller and lighter.
Another informative video demonstrating the capabilities of the Dyson V15. I do feel the hair test could use some more real world thought behind it. Having the hair lined up all in the same direction and only partially embedded into the carpet displays perfect world conditions rather than what most people will encounter. I also felt passing the V15 slowly over the hair was a bit unrealistic as who really vacuums at that speed?
Those are good points! I will keep your feedback in mind for future demos. These tests are just for fun, but the hair test could use some tweaking for both fairness and real-world accuracy. I think everyday hair it will handle without issue.
Impressive review! I doubt there was any aspect you missed. 👍
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the video....but how does one clean on either side of the little wheels/roller balls. There is fluff caught on either side but I can't remove it - I can't seem to pop the wheels out either, shouldn't they be able to just pop out? Thanks in advance.
Great video as always! Have you tried changing the auto power level adjustment in the menu? I ask because I am on my third V15 now. The first two had major software issues that required them to be returned. The only thing I have done differently with this third V15 that still works is that I never adjusted the sensitivity. I kept it at medium whereas I change the first two vacs to low. It’s great when it works but I am to the point where I have to treat it with kid gloves because I am so worried about it dying like the first two V15s did on me. It’s absolutely my last Dyson I will ever be buying new at full price. I’ll stick with my bagged vacs that never let me down.
That's a shame! I wasn't aware they were having any issues with it. Outside of just running it in auto mode, I haven't adjusted the settings any further.
@@VacTech1 yeah dyson never did let me know what the issue was once their engineer looked at my returned machines but not changing the sensitivity of the auto mode was the only thing I have done differently and so far it’s still working. I definitely won’t be changing the sensitivity again.
For future reference, you should try putting the decibel meter where your ear would be while using it to better gauge how quiet it is
Always trying to improve that. Thanks! Outside of Max mode, it's reasonably quiet.
Do you still have your Danby portable washing machine?
was the battery fitting loose on your unit?? just got mine and it doesnt seem to be fitting so snug
Will this work well with carpets? My room is completely carpeted but the rest of the house is hardwood floor.
I just received this today and the clean filter message is on and has not turned off even though it’s a brand new vacuum. Nice bells and whistles but already a problem straight out the box and I can’t even exchange it or get a replacement part because it’s been sold out so long. I would keep my lg cord zero but it oddly doesn’t come with a mini motorized tool for upholstery .. this sucks
Thanks for this! Really helpful, considering they don't include a printed manual with the machine (just got today, $800 and no printed manual to explain how to use the attachments..) Also just FYI, the volume of this video is way too low - you should increase the mic volume for your videos.
Thanks for watching! This video uploaded with audio glitches. Will make sure the next vids sound good.
So true. I was looking for it just to assemble.
Is there a compatible floor dock for the v15?
U heard of the v15 detect+? It has extra tools, a special connection that has a built in pull out crevice tool, a joint that allows the machine to flex under low items, and an advanced filter that filters even more dirt out than even any cinetic vac dyson's made. 0.1 microns vs 0.3 from any hepa filtered dyson from the regular v15 and below - better than any other stick vac, upright, and canister with a hepa
The extra features look really nice. That model was not available in the US when I bought mine.
Great review. I have the v15 and I learned a lot of good maintenance tips! This vacuum is very convenient. Weird question, but I’m wondering how well the v15 cleans carpets compared to a corded cyclonic bagless such as the Workhorse that you also reviewed? Is it worth having something like a workhorse for deep cleaning to supplement they v15? I’ve seen videos of people using the Workhorse after other vacuums and it seems to pick up a lot more. Thanks!
Thanks! As well as the V15 works, I would still recommend having a corded vacuum around (like the Workhorse), to periodically deep clean carpeting. The Dyson is best-in-class, but many corded vacuums will still deep clean carpeting much better. They'll also revitalize the carpet nap better.
@@VacTech1 Excellent. Thanks for the advice!
11:02 the debris actually get into the head before it pass thru it. Pretty high suction power. Woww
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How long is the runtime for you on Auto/Medium mode on carpet? I only get around 20 minutes. I use it as a handheld for around 4 to 5 mins to vacuum the bed before I do my apartment. It’s when I use it on carpet as a stick on Auto mode and it’s there where I get 20 minute. So let’s say I get around 25 mins combined handheld/stick use.
I get about 25 minutes, but it changes constantly as the suction kicks up and down when it's finding dust.
What vacuum do you use to clean the dyson?
Is there some way how to modify accu cleaner for better power? I have one with 350W engine and it's ok for dust, but it can't really take anything heavier than dust, I guess insert battery with higher voltage is not possible because electronics would be burned or detected wrong voltage and stop working. Today accu cleaners are still like babies, but with like 40V battery and 500W motor, it could be really usefull, but such cleaners are expensive.
Can I use the fluffy head on v11 outsize?
I love this video, but man, it's such a pain to wipe the crevasses if I don't have a second vacuum. Which after purchasing this I can't afford another vacuum😂
Aftermake wet the anti tangle head it didnt work what should i do
There's a v15 and a v15+ HEPA. I thought that all Dyson vacuums came with HEPA filters now but looking at the advertisement I noticed HEPA was only listed on the +.
It turns out that Dyson’s V15 comes standard with a true HEPA filter. The one you are talking about with a blue filter is the one Dyson is marketing as HEPA. Instead of capturing 99.99% of particles 0.3 micron, it can capture 99.97% of particles 0.1 micron. It can basically capture debris about 3X smaller with higher efficiency. A standard HEPA filter usually can only capture about 99.00% of particles 0.1 micron, or 1 for every 100. Dyson’s new filter can capture those sized particles at 99.97% efficiency, or 1 for every 3,000.
@@battery_wattage thank you for the answer. I wonder if it affects the suction at all.
@@matfalkner I imagine it won't, but that's a great question!
When you have the gates closed, you mentioned it was difficult to push. Did this ever cause the high torque head to stall and stop?
I am currently experiencing this on my V15
Yes, on certain carpeting, with the gates closed, the brushbar can bog down enough to stop. Opening the gates will help, but some types of carpeting like shag rugs can cause it to quit as well, regardless of whether the gates are open.
Quick question, where are you getting all your hair from dude are you a hairdresser ?
Yes the cyclone been ridesigned in v15 and are more efficient, like the metallic filters that in v11 have squared hole, in v15 are very tiny cirled holes
Interesting! Thanks for the info.
I have a mix of hardwood floor, tile and carpet. My carpet is low pile and patterned. With the carpet issues with the V15, I wonder if the V11 would be my best option?
They're both gonna be similar. The V15 has more power on the auto setting, so you may need to use eco mode, or open the gates. On lots of low carpeting it will work just fine, so it's hard to say.
I've recently received mine and it does not vacuum on auto or boost mode. I had to use eco mode but even though its eco mode its still as powerful, surprisingly.
I love the v11 on carpet. Just got the v15 detect plus and it doesn’t feel as smooth
Could I ask how the v8 2022 version compares against the newer Dyson models? (the v15 specifically)? I believe the 2022 version comes with the motorbar and hair screw tool.
I'd love your opinion!
The V8 will be lighter weight, but the V15 will be more powerful (especially on carpeting), and have a longer battery life. Hope this helps!
@@VacTech1 It really does :) Thanks so much!
Also, your response time is beyond amazing. Much appreciated.
One thing I haven't seen mentioned anywhere, can you use the powered heads with the flexible hose? Does the hose have the electrical connection?
No it does not. The hose is only usable with non-electric attachments. Good question!
@@VacTech1 Ahh that's a bummer, I could see that being useful with the mini hair screw when cleaning the couch or car seats
I just bought this vac 2 days ago and I’m having issues vacuuming my medium pile carpet. It’s standard carpet, maybe a little less than .5”. On auto, no matter if the gate is completely open, I can feel the suction clamp down on the floor while using it and the head stops. I can’t seem to find any setting that works other than eco, which seems crazy to think on a $700 vac I can’t use the higher or even medium power. What were your findings in this department in regards to suction on eco on carpet? How was the cleaning performance - I’m wondering how much cleaning performance I’m using on that mode.
Sadly I found the same issue. It clamps down more than the V11, thanks to the increased suction, but similar brushroll agitation. I've had to open the gates to make it work on certain types, and having to use eco on certain carpeting wouldn't surprise me. With eco and the gates open, it's not going to clean as well as the auto mode, which has much more suction.
Would this vacuum be good to pick up food from the floor after my baby eats?
I think it should work but I'm afraid the liquids in food (like in pieces of fruit) will ruin the vacuum.
Its meant for dry vaccuming only.
Dyson is getting better every Vacuum they make, along with Shark. I got 4 Shark Vacuum's and they all work great, I keep the filters clean and they last longer and better. I got my Sharks after my cheap Dirt Devil dynamite 2, Bissell powerforce helix (the new and improved model), and a Eureka airspeed one (the cheap, bad ones) went out and neither one of them Three Vacuums don't work better than my Shark's.
I had 3 Sharks, gave 1 away. Luv my Shark vacuum cleaners.
Are the attachments heads electrically powered or suction powered?
Any attachment with spinning brushes or lights is electrically powered, but this machine comes with several suction-only attachments as well.
How do you have 61h usage? My V15 automatically goes to Boost and says 16minutes. On my hardwood floors, I get an hour.
1 hour with the cleaner head was in Eco mode only.
This is an odd question but do you think the particle counter would work for counting dead mosquitoes? I work in a lab where we count mosquitoes daily. A trap with thousands of mosquitoes takes hours to count by hand.
No. They're too large. It counts microscopic particles, and I think the largest-sized particle it counts is around the size of a grain of sugar.
@@VacTech1 Amazing thank you! I still want one. It looks like an amazing vacuum lol
Did you find auto mode changed power quite frequently on wood floors. I have just purchased this and found it is every3-5 seconds up and down
Yes. It changes constantly based on dirt pickup, in real time. Over time, once the floor is less dirty, it will remain more level.
@@VacTech1 I'll have to do some more test with it stationery or something. Seems to do it regardless of dust
@@spiderbogus369 it adjusts based on floor type, then dust pickup. Perfectly normal. If it seems abnormal, I would contact Dyson.
Question-can you charge the battery in an outlet on its own, without having the actual vacuum attached to it? I ask because I really don’t have anywhere in my house to mount the whole thing while plugged in. Ideally, I would just charge the battery in an outlet and keep the actual unit in a closet. Is that possible?
Yes you sure can! You can skip the wall mount, and just use the charging cable that it comes with. It plugs into the battery, which can be charged separately from the vacuum.
@@VacTech1 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 awesome!! That seals the deal for me! Thank you for this epic review, I’ve been agonizing over which model to get and this was seriously so helpful
@@hilarydemko3299 Hahaha epic! Thanks, I'm glad I could help! I think you'll like it.
Why don't you include testing tile flooring? That is what I'm most interested in
I'll keep that in mind for future videos! I can tell you though, it does an excellent job on tile, and has no issues with grout/crevices.
Does it tell you if your filter needs washing as it does on the V11?
It does
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If you have watch this video till the end and if you still feel it’s appropriate to clean the Dyson with another Vacuum cleaner In routine!
Does your spouse think you have a OCD?
Hahaha just from repairing vacuums over the years.. another vacuum to work on them is a must. I have a dedicated vacuum at my workbench.
@@VacTech1 that’s pretty interesting!
I have one dedicated vacuum to clean my cars, garage, lint form dryer and other vacuum cleaners 😂
The agitation is insane on these. Better than most corded uprights. I can’t wait until the V15 is released in the U.K. Dyson are strange with their model line ups; I notice you guys in the US don’t have the new Small Ball 2 vacuums, which are the DC41s with a cleaner head more or less the same as a V11 with those gates and full width cleaning. You guys have the old 41 MK2 ones but Dyson are most likely focusing on their cordless models now, while still selling those corded models. The small ball 2 is only £200 as well.
The bristles are way to soft and short for agitation that’s comparable to an good upright. It will certainly preform better than cheap model where you are like beko, goblin, modern Hoover etc. When stacked against similar prices vacs however, the V15 gets left in the dust. It’s absolutely not a replacement for a mains powered machine and shame on Dyson for pushing that narrative. I do agree that their lineup is very weird. We did actually get one upright with the new head, the small ball. Other than that it’s all the older stuff, which is a shame.
@@nicko5945 you have literally never tried one at all or else you wouldn’t be saying that.
@@Olliebobalong I have already owned 3 of them since my first two had software issues and needed to be returned, but nice try bud. I’ve had one since the day they were released here in the states. You cannot get good agitation with soft carbon fiber bristles and the red bristles that are harder, are very short so that they cannot dig into the carpet. The only skim the surface. You dyson fanboys can’t seem to ever take criticism of your beloved company.
@@nicko5945 I own more Sebos than Dysons tbh, but I still think you’re talking shite.
@@Olliebobalong oh good for you! Sebo is as good as it gets. Wish they were cheaper for us here in the states so they were more mainstream, but I still own one of every model because I love them so much. You certainly don’t have to believe me either, but you can’t ignore facts and the fact is that’s it’s the bristles and brushroll that matter when it comes to agitation. The softer the bristles are, the less they are going to agitate. Also why do you think you you need to replace brushrolls and brushstrips? It’s because once the bristles wear down and become short, they no longer properly clean and just skim along the carpet. That’s exactly what red bristles do. Again, don’t take my word for it, but to deny basic vacuum knowledge doesn’t reflect well on you.
help! i accidently knocked a mop bucket full of water over my v15 brush head housing and it's now not spinning T_T what can I do?
Uh oh! I would take the brushbar out, let it fully dry, and hope for the best. Maybe put a fan on it to hopefully dry out the motor. There's a circuit board inside the brushbar motor, and the water might have destroyed it. Sadly you may have to replace it. You can take them apart to get any water out, but it's not particularly user-friendly to do (lots of small screws). I hope you can save it, if not, maybe contact Dyson and see if they'll send you a replacement head under warranty.
I’ve just bought one but it’s very very loud. Do you know how to fix this
Well it's got 3 operating speeds. It's going to be loud regardless on Max mode. On auto mode it will fluctuate in noise level depending on floor type and active dust pickup. Eco mode should be very quiet.
If auto or eco modes are overly-loud, I would contact Dyson and make sure the unit isnt defective. I hope you can get yours sorted out!
Close to 20 years ago I purchased an ORECK. That was the best vacuum I have ever purchased it cost at that time $800., with a lifetime warranty. I have only had to have it repaired once in all that time. I just did break the connection wand in June 2021 and could not have it repaired because the company is no longer in business and the repair shop was not able to order the piece or so they tell me. I am in the market now for a new vacuum and I wonder if I purchase the Dyson V15 Detect, with careful use and good maintenance, How many years can I reasonably expect this vacuum to last?
Probably not long in comparison, it’s got fancy tech and the battery obviously isn’t going to last 4 years without degradation. The traditional dysons were cheaper and can be taken apart very easily and parts are readily available so it’s more affordable but sadly they aren’t developing that stuff anymore. £300 vacuums now transpire to £500 cordless vacuums with only one battery which costs around £100 to replace. Overall i would get one but I don’t think it will last the 9 years our current dyson has.
I recently purchased a v15 detect after having a shark cordless and although suction is great it’s impossible to use on thicker carpets even When in auto mode. It will literally clamp and then cut out .I then have to switch to eco mode. I’ve tried adjusting the gates but makes no difference whatsoever. It kind of defeats the object and not what I would expect from such an expensive vacuum.
Sadly it's a problem with most new Dysons. If you find it's a bear to push on your carpeting, even in eco mode and with the gates open, there are no further remedies. The problem is that the V15's brushroll agitation can't keep up with the strong suction, so instead of pulling it along, it just seals to the floor and quits. It doesnt have the brushroll drive to power through all types of carpeting. I hope you find something that will work for all the flooring in your home!
Same problem here. On booster mode it just clamps up and stops. Too much resistance when trying to do thick pile carpets …you end up with a pulled back it hurts so much. And can’t use booster function. Only eco which is low suction. An utter waste of £600 anc I think dyson should be more honest that it’s best for wooden floors or tiles or cheap low pile carpet. Expensive carpet it won’t work at all
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