Best Cordless Stick Vacuum 2023 - We Objectively Test 41 Models
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- We objectively test 41 different cordless stick vacuums to find the best cordless vacuum for 2023. We 14 unique cleaning tests including pet hair, long hair, kitty litter (and more) + tests showcasing dB noise readings, machine air tight sealing, wind speed, and a whole lot more!
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0:00 Intro
0:13 Overview
0:46 Sponsor
1:08 Dyson V15
2:22 Dyson V11 Outsize
3:20 Dyson V12
4:34 Samsung Bespoke
5:52 Samsung Jet 90
6:58 Shark Stratos
7:50 Cleaning Comparison
8:45 Long Hair Tests
9:46 Pet Hair Tests
10:13 Wind Speed Tests
10:48 Sealant Tests
11:59 Run Time Tests
12:52 Noise Tests
14:13 Accessory Comparison
14:42 Other Vacuums
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Buy Samsung Bespoke - shop-links.co/cjhb6QXEQTp
Buy Samsung Jet 90 - www.amazon.com/Lightweight-Removable-Power-Cordless-Telescopic-VS20R9046T3/dp/B087V5LZMH?tag=mc_1001-20
Buy Shark Stratos - moderncastle.com/go/shark-stratos-cordless
Questions? Ask away! I do my best to answer all questions within 24 hours.
You know you’re old when that display of 40 vacuums gets your dopamine going 😮😂
Say data-driven test again! 🥰🤓🤣
Lol...you just wait a few more weeks for All vacuum types Best Vacuum 2023 list. We'll have every vacuum of every type that I have in the studio.
All the sticks, all the uprights, all the robots, and a handful of other canisters and misc models
Data driven! :P
I was just thinking the same. Here I am on a Sunday night, excited to be watching a vacuum comparison video!
This is amazingly detailed testing video!!! Thank you so much for this! Very helpful! Do you have similar video for robot vacuums and mops? 🤓
Thanks so much!
We're working on a video exactly like this for the best robot vacuums for 2023 right now. It's still a few weeks out from being complete, but it's on the way.
I don't know that we've tested enough mops to create a best of guide yet, but it's something we're slowly working towards.
I trust your reviews over any other reviews I find online. Very detailed. I’m in the market for another cordless stick, so this video came in handy.
Thanks so much, Ray. I really appreciate that!
I find Vacuum Wars more comprehensive.
This is a Dyson commercial, not a comparison, and one of the reasons they cost so much--marketing. First of all, Dyson is number one according to this bull shitter, because it has the most powerful motor. But the reality is that any of the vacuums could EASILY use a motor that is just a little bit more powerful than Dyson's, but that would be dumb, because they would be doing it just to say it has the most powerful motor, not because that motor was the best for the vacuum's weight,, needed power, cost, etc. Obviously, Dyson which is all about convincing people that it is the best, wanted to have the most powerful motor regardless if it was the best for the vacuum.
Thanks for the review and the data driven test !
My pleasure :)
AMAZING comparison derek , your reviews are always trustworthy👍👌👏💯
Thanks so much, Ahmed! I really appreciate your kind words. Glad to hear we're hitting the right marks.
@@ModernCastle yeah man your reviews and comparisons are really top notch......btw if you remember me taking in messenger about levoit 400 and 600😀😭
btw what about v15 absolute plus with hepa filter?..... same performance as v15 or less🤔
@@AhmedAnimates Same performance. There is no functional difference between Dyson variants within the same model class (IE, Dyson V15 Detect, V15 Absolute, Absolute Plus, etc.). It's just different accessories / attachments.
@@AhmedAnimates Oh of course! Hopefully you got your air purifiers all sorted out.
very good review, great that they included the vapor sealed canister test.
Thank you! Glad it was helpful.
This was super helpful. Thank you
You're so welcome!
Only the Shark and Samsung had that proper “carpet beating” sound! Suction alone isn’t the answer, vibration plays a very important role in agitating debris to the surface.
It is true that suction alone isn't the answer, but I wouldn't let the absence of a "carpet beating" sound deter you from other models without it.
Couldn't agree more. I have just moved from Dyson to Shark and the Shark gives a superior clean for this reason.
Very informative thank you. What I did not hear mentioned was how well balanced/heavy the handle was since everything appears to be at the top. As a senior, weight can play a factor.
Glad it was helpful!
My apologies that we left out that information. I'll see if we can do a better job of that in our update to this video in 2024. Thank you for the suggestion.
❤❤ Thank you. Very useful.
You're welcome 😊
Much better than vacuum war review.
Oh you're too kind. Thanks very much!
Oh wow ! The best comparison video so far !!!!!
Thank you very much! Glad it was helpful :)
I find the animal hair test a bit lacking. I would like to know how good these vacuums are when the whole carpet is covered in hair. When you have dogs that shed like crazy, a lot of hair gets finely embeded into our carpets. Other than that I think the height of the cacuum attachment is also really important to know. For when you have not much room under furniture.
these are great! but do you have any budget options?
I've tested a ton of budget-friendly cordless sticks...they are indeed budget friendly, but they are also just bad.
Something like the Dyson V7 is a reasonable balance of performance vs. price, but even it's still $300-$350 usually.
If you need to keep the budget lower than that your best option is probably a corded upright instead.
Great video, lots of details. However, maybe I missed the decision for the best choice? Isn’t that the video title? Best Stick Vacuum of 2023?
Sorry for the confusion...really any of these 6 we would consider the best choices, with the Dyson V15 Detect being #1.
Maybe I should change the title to "The 6 Best Cordless Stick Vacuums..."
I hope to see a new review soon with the addition of the latest Dyson release as ell as the latest Samsung Jet AI with the spray spinning sweeper attachment and all in one cleaning station. They both have longer running times and I know the Samsung has stronger suction than the current Dyson, but i don't know what the new Dysons suction and run time is looking like.
We are currently testing the new Dyson Gen5 Detect and Gen5 Outsize, so both of those are coming soon.
I'll see if we can get a Samsung Jet AI soon.
Thank you for this very helpful review. I have been going in circles trying to find one that ticks the most important features... what I really need to know from your reviews is how effective is the low setting long runtime mode? Its not much help if it has to be next up from eco mode most of the time as that run time is so much shorter... so talking real time battery life. Some models on eco mode are pretry useless so that long runtime claim is a bit irrelevant. I am not talking a little boost to pick up something stubborn, I mean what mode for general use is effective on carpet? Regarding testing, does the battery reduce in time when actually sucking (under load) like on carpet as opposed to just running without any restriction? Does it have multi-floor head or does one have to keep swapping? Are tools on board? Including these things would be really helpful.
Pointing out the lock switch is great, as want to buy for my 85yo mum and she has arthritis. Will check your website too... so far the stratos is favouring but I was worried about the noise, but on this demo it wasn't too bad - was that on lowest setting first? How effective is it on lowest setting? Thanks.
I wish we had that data, but unfortunately we are do all of our cleaning tests on max power mode.
Speaking more subjectively, I would say than any of the vacuums on this list I would want to be in auto / normal power mode. Eco mode is really only a good option for lighter cleaners or cleaning hard surface flooring. When it comes to carpet, you need / want the extra power of at least normal / auto mode, and ideally max mode.
Unfortunately, we don't have specific data on battery / run time performance under heavy cleaning load.
All of these vacuums use a multi floor head, with some also having a secondary head you can swap to it for hard surface cleaning.
Tools are not on board with any of these. They are stored separate or on the clean station.
Our noise tests includes all power modes for all of these vacuums.
Stratos low power performance is similar to others. It's good, but not amazing. Most of the time I'd use normal / auto mode.
The Samsung Jet 90 does have a cleans station sold separately.
Ah! Yes, you are right. My apologies for the error.
I’m interested in finding out why the percentages were mentioned. Were you able to measure the remaining debris?
The percentages are the the amount of debris removed by weight in our objective cleaning tests (4 debris + 3 floor types).
Can you please give us recommendations for electric blower that can be a replacement for compressed air cans? Something I can clean my desk and the inside of PC with? Thanks!
This is what I use - www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00SI67YRU/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?tag=mc_1001-20&ie=UTF8&th=1
I've been using it regularly since 2017. I use it to clean our PCs around the office, as well as vacuum cleaners (the crevices, canisters, etc). It's been absolutely fantastic. I haven't bought compressed air since I purchased this.
@@ModernCastle Thank you so much for replying. You rock!
@@a_alhadhrami My pleasure!
Great comparison video i think the most important test was the smoke leak test do you have a corded vac test
Thanks! Glad you found it helpful.
You can find our ordered upright tests / best of list here - th-cam.com/video/a_VxXeUecJs/w-d-xo.html
I am super curious as to why the Tineco S15 Pet didn’t make it on the list as this is the vacuum we have been looking at getting. Was it not tested, or just didn’t perform well enough? If not, what areas?
Not one we've tested, unfortunately.
I've tested a few other Tineco cordless vacuums over the years. Thus far, I would say my experience with Tineco has been that they are good vacuums, but still pretty far from great. I've yet to test anything from Tineco that would rise the highest levels.
Plus they don't last long.
i am racking my brain trying to choose a Dyson stick vacuum...narrowed it down to Gen5 outsize 1399 / Gen5 1199 / V15 detect 999 thats in canadian funds........i notice online there are less attachments available to the Gen5 line compared to the V15....the cleaning kit is wanted but only the V15 can get it between the 3 vacuums i am pondering.....we are 58 years old with aging joints...lol..plus we have a dog....wanna use it for house and car...mostly hardwood floors except one room plus there are various area rugs.....the 2 floors are a total of about 2500 sq ft....at the end of the day i would also like an extra battery...honestly which would you recommend ?....we also thought about the V12 but the storage bin seems pretty small plus we would like more power....thx for your reviews....cheers from Canada
If money is no object I would go with the Gen5 Outsize in your case. A house that size will benefit from the larger bin, battery, cleaning head, and run time.
The others will work fine as well, but the Outsize larger size makes a lot of sense for your situation.
Constantly debating a Dyson cordless, I think it's a matter of when, not if,
They really are a notable performance step up from everything we've tested over the years.
Don’t waste your money on a Dyson. There many other units that perform better out of the box.
@@lukeclifton4392 Which ones?
I've yet to find anything that's better than Dyson in 5+ years of testing.
I would love to see results on edge cleaning.
Thanks for the suggestion. Perhaps we could do a cordless vac video specific for edge tests.
Or maybe we should add an edge test to all of our vacuum videos.
@ModernCastle Do both, because edge testing hasn't been a addressed make a catchup comparison video. Then include edge cleaning as part of all future videos..
Every vacuum comes with tools, we know one crevice tool works as good as any other. What we want to know is how good a vacuum works without having to use any accessory tools.
@@kewlztertc5386 Thanks for the suggestion. I'm going to work on a new edge testing procedure and we'll make a point to include it in everything moving forward.
Had two Dyson's...both had power/battery issues after some time...not a long time mind you considering the price...never again.
That's just the nature of lithium ion batteries. Dyson doesn't have some magic battery in their machine.
Every cordless vacuum battery is going to be limited by the peak of lithium ion battery tech.
However, newer batteries are far better than they have ever been.
I may purchase the Dyson v15. I currently use the V8 which I bought in 2022 but it just won't vacuum up tiny stones the size of rice they just refuse to suck up and make a horrid noise only to be spat out or fall out when I turn vac off.. Very annoying
I'm not sure the V15 is going to be much better for that.
The V-series notably is not a shop vacuum. It really shouldn't be used to remove stones of any size. This really applies to every consumer cordless vacuum.
If you want to vacuum stones you need a shop vacuum.
I am honestly disappointed you didn't spend any time on Miele vacuums.
I'll try and test more of the Miele vacuum lineup this year. Sorry we didn't have more of those for this year.
Do any of these have an option to turn the brush roll off for hardwood floors?
Possibly the Stratos...I cannot remember if it has a toggle or not.
None of the others have that option.
Why would you want to turn the brush off?
@@wooj82 Some hardwood floors are so delicate that it's recommended to not use any type of a brushroll, as it can scratch them.
@@ModernCastle Surely that's not a hardwood floor if it gets scratched by the bristles of a vacuum?
@@wooj82 Perhaps "hardwood" isn't a fair assessment of what it is...but let's just say, delicate wood and other delicate non-carpet surface flooring.
doesnt the motor being high reduce the power from the suction opening? Also, the weight is all up in your hand? Why wouldnt they put the motor, either in the middle, as at the bottom may reduce spaces it can reach.
Most of the weight is in the handheld portion of the unit. As to why it's there, I would guess it's due to ergonomics and balancing. They are trying to balance the weight between the weight closer to the floor and the weight up nearer to the hand.
@@ModernCastle They need to put it in the middle, about 2 feet from the roller. high enough so it can reach under furniture, but not reduce power. Thats it.
@@philindeblanc The position of the motor doesn’t change suction efficacy assuming the unit is sufficiently sealed, a motor positioned closer to the grip improves leverage efficiency (balance), the ability to reach under furniture and utilise the unit in its shortest form for use such as in cars.
You want the weight in your hand, the further the weight is from your hand the less easy to handle. A long stick makes sense for getting into tight spaces. There's a couple of reasons no vacuums are designed to your specifications!
Umm, there are plenty vacs with the motor and suction at the bottom, I tested a few, and own one, and love it. The comfort is secondary to cleaning performance, I tried the models with motor above, and the lower motors performed better in cleaning. I have no issues dealing with the weight, and enjoy the performance.The 24V Kenmore model is VERY good in performance, BUT, they used very cheap plastic and it failed in that regard. Otherwise a great vac, if you do some modification to strengthen the dust bin lock .@@wooj82
I have never had a dyson last more than a year, they clog easy are a pain to clean and will never get another dime from me, my shark stratos has done well and blown every dyso. Stick i have had out of the water on every level. THE Real the real underdog for me has been the brushless Ryobi dual roller, but it has one major drawback which is filtration, which my Dyson v8 was the worst at by far, along with the charging dock, two of which blew their voltage regulator and fried the battery.
I thought this video was going to contain reviews of all 41 you tested. Glad i clicked on the ship menu because otherwise i would have wasted my time.
We test 41 so we can talk about the 6 best models. Talking about 6 great products and 35 less-than-great products wouldn't be a particularly interesting video.
I’m still confused about which vacuum is best for high pile carpet!
Dyson Outsize had the best performance on high pile carpets. If high pile is your most important factor then that's the direction I would recommend.
See here - www.amazon.com/s?k=dyson+outsize&crid=S9XSD3Z6Z1DO&prefix=dyson+outsiz%2Caps%2C145&tag=mc_1001-20&ref=nb_sb_noss_2
OK which was best? dyson v15??
Yep, V15 was best.
Which one will you choose
Dyson V15 is best overall
@@ModernCastle thank you
@@0oXfenxiXo0 You're welcome
need to see the HX2 from miele
Thanks for the suggestion. I'll put that on our list!
The best vacuum cleaner is the Miele Triplex best vacuum for the money.
I stand between buying a v12 or a jet 90, I just cant make a decision! HELP!
I'd go V12
The leaner profile / lighter weight is really nice, as is the soft cleaning head that's included with the V12.
I’m scared to buy another dyson. I got my v7 in 2019 and after a year it died so they replaced it with the v7 animal. After a year it also quit so they replaced the battery and motor. Another 4 months that motor goes out. It’s possible I just got 2 bad vacuums because the batteries are both fine but I don’t want them have so many issues again.
That sounds like some extraordinarily bad luck. I've owned 10+ Dyson vacuums and aside from the battery dying on one (because I dropped it) every single one is still working perfectly fine.
@@ModernCastlebut if you comment that you own 10+ Dyson vs @RananaX3 who commented then your 10+ Dyson obviously don’t have as much use as their has had did making for a poor comparison. Otherwise decent video.
@@SpeakTruthBeKind Yeah, that's fair.
At 8:23 you have the average of the V11 wrong. It should be 99.53% overall.
Ah, you're right. My apologies for the error.
you should really put more effort into the pet hair test, if you know any cats or dogs they like to stay in their favorite spot sometimes for days without it really being cleaned...so by the point you get to actually clean the pet hair is stuck so well to the carpet that it looks like a part of it. so please do improve on really really rubbing and pressing that hair on there..
I can say from my experience that the Dyson v15 detect comes with a hair removal screw tool that uses additional power from the battery to remove hair. Before I got my dog I never really noticed whether it did better than the regular attachments while removing our human hair from the floors. But I recently have been using it with my new dog is furry, not hairy like regular short hair dogs and it did a good job removing the fur from his bed linens. It's pretty powerful so I needed someone to hold down the sides as I rolled it back and forth removing the hair. With that said, don't expect it to work like these silly commercials where you just walk passed a spot and voila it's clean. No, it needs a little time spent going back and forth to thoroughly remove pet hair. And if the Dyson v15 works like that, id imagine any other battery run stick vacuum will require even more effort. Since the v15 detect is currently the strongest suction on the market as of this video.
However, I currently have my eye on the new "Bespoke Jet™ AI vacuum with All-in-One Clean Station" (whoa I copied and pasted it and look how huge the words are 😂). But anyway it also comes with the spray spinning sweeper for free so you can also mop up small messes with it. The suction is higher than the v15 at 280aw vs 220aw and it has an 100 minute running time vs 68 minutes running time on the V15. It's supposed to last longer than the outside as well. BUT I'll wait until it is released and see some real reviews before I switch. After all, I just bought my Dyson in Nov and they already released an updated version to also compare to the Samsung.
Ooh, btw. I forgot to mention, my biggest pet peeve with the Dyson v15 detect is that you have to hold the on trigger in order to use it. There is no on/off switch so it does cause some hand fatigue. For that reason, I most often use it for heavy dirt areas or smaller jobs. And I use my Roomba to do the whole house for everything else. Still in all, I'm considering exchanging the Dyson for either the newer one that DOES have an on and off switch or the Samsung when it comes out bc it not only has all those features I want but it also has more. Like the additional mopping options and the self emptying. 🤷🏻♀️
Naw
I'm a taller person (apparently) and I find all of these sized only for munchkins or hunchback-wannabe's. I wish you'd mention want height in a unit-standing position. Hunching over for 20 minutes - even 10 - is not a pleasant exercise. I also will only buy a unit with 'headlights'... your tests are always in clear light open floors but I have corners and shadows in my living spaces - I want to see under tables, shelves, chairs, etc.
Thanks for your suggestions.
I can definitely make a point to include a wider variety of cleaning shots moving forward.
Regarding the vacuum height - I can also try and include that in our future videos. In the meantime, you can always find the exact dimensions of every vacuum on our standalone reviews here - moderncastle.com/vacuum-cleaners/
I actually NEVER consider a Dyson when vac shaopping. There are MANY like me, as they are MARKETING first, Price second, and Value LAST. Shark DDevil and others do a super job, and in some cases much better.
I was 100% the same as you in 2017 when I bought my first Dyson to test for this channel.
Over the years I've gradually tried most everything they've released + models for every major brand, including Dirt Devil, Shark, Bissel, Oreck, and numerous other brands.
There is no question in my mind that there is a clear performance difference between Dyson and almost every other brand on the market.
@@ModernCastle You can claim that all you want....Not for $80 to 200 vs $400-700+. The word performance is subjective when you take other variables into perspective.
Agree. Nothing compares to my dyson
@@jman6109 Why would you compare something differnt to something else that is different. What a loaded and useless reply you gave. Price IS a factor, and at 1/3 you get Dyson performance, but surely DIFFERENT and not comparable to your religious love.
@@jman6109 We just tested their new Gen5 Detect and Gen5 Outsize...truly astounding performance. We'll have those reviews and comparison coming within the next 1-2 weeks.
Where is Bosch?
Bosch isn't a brand we've really ever had any interest in from our viewers. I believe you are the first person to ever ask about it.
Doesn't test the one thing I care about. STANDBY time. Am I gonna have to keep it on the charger? I want something I can charge when needed and not have the battery go flat when I'm not using it.
No, you will not need to keep any of these vacuums on the charger. Same can be said of any cordless vacuum battery of any reasonable quality level.
While I didn't test that explicitly, I've used enough of these vacuums in our long term tests to know that they can often go months without use or charge, holding onto their charge and still be ready to go when you need them.
@@ModernCastle I came here because I have one. Not cheap. Claims to be lithium ion. Battery takes roughly 6 hours to charge and goes flat in about 3 days with or without use.
@@SecretlySeven What model do you have? And how old is the battery?
@@ModernCastle Besswin W-26 unit is about 4 months old.
@@SecretlySeven I see. Thanks for that.
I don't think comparing your vacuum to the models in this video is a fair comparison.
What you have a Chinese made $85 cordless vacuum...it makes absolutely sense that the performance would be terrible.
Comparing that to Dyson, Shark, and Samsung will be a complete night and day experience, both in terms of battery power and general performance.
41? Looks like 6 to me...
These are the 6 best, not the 41 total we've tested
The dyson is cheap plastic. For that price nono.
What would you buy instead?
New here.
This is first and last video I'll ever see from you.
Why?
Simple.
You wasted my time without even showing a list of model names of other 35.☹️
Just 1 of the TOO MANY clickbait examples why freedom of speech is massively overrated .😠
Edit:
Or have I missed it somehow?
We discuss it at the end of the video.
Full list of all tested vacuums at the bottom of this page - moderncastle.com/best-cordless-stick-vacuum-cleaners/
@@ModernCastle
You should have at least shown list briefly IN THE VIDEO to justify the title.
Not all the details,but model names at least with cheapest regional prices.
Few seconds of a video.
Promoting your website is fine,but NOT via clickbaity video titles that wastes people's times.
UNLESS it's mentioned at very begging of the video.
People interested in those 6,will watch the comparison anyways.
Those that aren't shall just skip the video immediately after seeing model names or not entering video at all).
Yes there is description,but most people see video title and just run not bothering with description.
Their problem?
Perhaps,but it doesn't change the fact that you rely on clicking.
That aside it was a very good video👍
@@GameslordXY Thanks for the suggestion. I'll make a point to include it in the video next time.
We've done several of these "best of" type videos for different product tests, I've included the full list in many of those, and usually it seems like no one cares. So I decided I wouldn't for this one.
@@ModernCastle
Anyways we decided to get Philips Aqua Trio 9383/01 .
Samsung Bespoke Jet was it's competition(original choice infact),but my mum says that seeing it in person is quite cheap looking,even ugly while on videos and pictures look like piece of art( as if Bang & Olufsen designed it looks on videos and pictures in my opinion).
The white unit .
Obviously cleaning over looks.
However this Philips came along and since I love Philips products we took a look at couple of videos and it's self cleaning function won us over...even if it's quite heavy (4kg vs 1.4 of Bespoke).
Perhaps you could test it.
IF unavailable on your market, perhaps 9385(or is it 9585🤔)model is.
Identical in specifications,but with 2 batteries and even more accessories than 9383/01 according to Croatia's Philips customer service .
Unavailable in Croatia,but I was curious so they answered regardless 👍
On Croatian market , Philips Aqua Trio 9383/01 costs more or less identical to Samsung Bespoke Jet(1 battery version).
Approximately 830 - 890 or so.
We paid it 830 I think.
Maybe 850
@@GameslordXY Glad to hear you found a unit you like.
Unfortunately, that model doesn't appear to be available here in the US, but I'll keep an eye out for other Phillips moving forward.
No Recommend Vacuum 🤦♂️ don't waste time with VIDEO
I bought a Dyson and its shit 😡
Which one?