What We Love about the Dyson V10
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- In this video we highlight several features we really like about the Dyson Cyclone V10 Absolute and discuss different V10 models. Check out the V10 on Amazon: amzn.to/2q8ZQK9
Read our detailed V10 written review here: vacuum-cleaner-advisor.com/Dy...
Some of our Favorite Vacuums listed below:
UPRIGHT - Our Favorite
Shark Vertex: amzn.to/2KFVK9T
UPRIGHT - Homes with Pets
Shark Vertex: amzn.to/2KFVK9T
Shark ZU632: amzn.to/378L6QM
Dyson Ball Animal 2: amzn.to/3md5A0L
UPRIGHT - Less Expensive
Shark NV360: amzn.to/3lbZJrt
CORDLESS - Our Favorite
Dyson V8 Absolute: amzn.to/3mhiLhy
CORDLESS - Less Expensive
Dyson V7 Motorhead: amzn.to/3l9Xyo8
Shark Rocket Pro: amzn.to/3o2nJzc
We begin the video by introducing the V10 and highlighting the different models. We then point out what you get "in the box" with the V10 Absolute. Things we love include the immense power of the vacuum in Max mode, the large dustbin capacity, the effective sound dampening technology, the hard floor cleaner head, the battery recharge time, the relative light weight of the unit (lightweight compared to many other manufacturer's cordless stick vacs), the easy maneuverability of the cleaner head and the vacuum in general, the HEPA filter and sealed system, the tools that click and lock into place, the versatility (handheld and stick vac), and finally its ability to clean well on both carpet and smooth floors.
I would also like to point out that I make every effort to be unbiased in my videos. If there is something about a product I do not like - I will let you know!
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Glad that channels like this exists. It makes chosing different types of vacuums easier.
Hey Drakey. Happy to hear that the videos are helping you choose a vacuum.
Just picked up a Dyson V10 Total after watching your very enjoyable video. I’m glad I did. It’s great.
Great reviews. Thank you for your expertise and helpfulness.
Excellent overall review! Thanks for sharing!
Just got one of these today . Best thing I’ve ever bought .
Do you still have the same opinion 5 years on?
I love this channel, His voice is very soothing. 10/10 would vacuum again.
Samantha Maness hahahahaha
Its not a soothing voice, its a salesman tone next thing you know it uv bought one and part from it looking good and no cable and -£440 its below average
😂🤣😂🤣👍
thanks for the review im upgrading from v7 to v10
I just bought a Dyson V10 Absolute yesterday, for our majority carpeted house. Seems to do GREAT. My only complaint, is the grip, should have a nice soft ruby/ribbed material where you constantly hold it. Instead of just bare plastic.
Thank you for such an informative video. I'm looking to buy a new vacuum cleaner and your videos are so helpful. 🙂
HI Emma. Really glad you liked the video and found it informative.
I know this is a very niche channel but you really should have more subscribers. I really like your videos. They would also be perfect ASMR if there wasn’t any vacuuming in them 🙂
Agreed
Just bought a V6 absolute, and for a small house, with not too much carpet and no deep pile, it's great. It doesn't hold much, but it's easy to empty, so I don't consider that even remotely a problem. It's very good a picking up cat hair. Since my older machine is bagged, I have never seen how it does on cat hair, but very impressed so far. Works fine on standard power, and has plenty of battery life to accomplish what I want, at least when new. The little motorized tool is spectacular on cat hair on furniture and slipcovers. The one negative, is I wish it was about 2 inches longer. I'm about 5'11" and in normal use, the body of the thing does run against my wrist if I don't make a conscious effort to hold it just so. If you're under 5'9" or so, it probably wouildn't be a problem..
wonderful videos, you do a great job dissecting these products to their core
Thanks Bobcat. I'm really glad you find the videos useful.
Loved your thorough review of the V10 (including your other video on the cons of it). Would be awesome if you could review and compare the Samsung PowerStick Pro VS8000. It seems to be a great powerful vacuum with swappable batteries and almost twice less expensive.
Very informative as I look to replace my Oreck. Been an Oreck user for 14 years and this last one was VERY expensive, and not multi floor capable. It doesn't do a good job on tile or hardwoods at all. With most homes in the US having multi-floor options, a multi-floor option is critical for ease of cleaning in comparison to cost.
I just love the sound it makes it sounds like a jet
Another spot on review 👍
Thanks Mark.
Hi, I included this brilliant vac in my latest video on my channel (towards the end of the video) and am totally blown away by its performance. Cheers
Thank you for the video!
You are most welcome Christina.
Any idea why the torque cleaner head isn’t available in Dyson’s home market, the UK?
Hi, thanks for the good reviews. Are you considering to review the new Samsung and LG stick vacumes?!
How does the torque drive cleaner head run/perform on hard surfaces?
Thank you for your review!!! I have one question!!
Is the new Torque Drive head significantly better than Direct drive head other than the fact that it can pick up larger debris?
The low end V10 version comes with direct drive head and I like the price of it compare to other ones. But if the torque drive head is that much better, I may just buy it. But do'nt wanna spend extra $100 for small difference..
Please let me know!!! Oh and I will be using them mostly on hard floors. (Soft brush is out of my range)
Funny, five hours is about the time it takes me to get motivated enough to start cleaning again.
pratherat j
for me it's about like 5 days
I reasenty bought a Dyson v10 absolute plus I got the direct drive head should I have got the torque drive with it?
I just purchased the absolute yesterday on sale, the copper color has been changed to black now. Anyone know why Dyson changes the colors?
this would be the most amazing video if it showed how easy it is to change the clear bin.
Does the Dyson 6,7,and8 all fit in the same charging dock?
How often do you have to buy a new battery?
Max power is for heavily soiled areas so you don't need to use it in that mode for general cleaning. The low and mid modes are still powerful enough to remove dirt deep into the pile.
Low is poor power to be fair.
@berndschuster3666 depends on the cleaner head you on. The suction is not great on low power for v10.
There is a 4th version, sold in Costco and called Total Clean+ Its basically Animal without the fancy carpet brush (no holes etc)
Thank you. I was getting confused.
As expensive as these vacuums are, they should have a powercord optional attachment for backup.
Dyson want to end up with a complete wireless range
@@lovelylouro Um, it's all in the name.
Like the Dyson concept but a-lot of the cons make you not want to spend the extra money for them have had Kirby and Shark and really debating to try one of theses Dyson.
Question, is it safe to say that the medium power setting would be good enough for average cleaning? I was thinking it would help that battery last longer.
Also, can I buy that hard flood head separately if I buy the animal (pet hair) version of this vaccum?
Whether the medium power setting is sufficient for average cleaning is a bit subjective but we find it does do a reasonable job. With respect to the Soft Roller Cleaner Head, we have seen them sold on Amazon but I would suggest checking on availability/pricing/etc. first.
Thank you SO MUCH for the tip on emptying the bin---i got mine (Absolute) on Amazon 5 days ago (Amazon had it for $515 now, 12/2018 and they offered an installment payment plan!!!! how cool is that?! after i completed the purchase, that option was gone and i'm really glad about my timing, payments about $105 amonth for 4 months, with tax added to the first payment).
So, i love this thing. Without going into all that, the only problem i had with it was the force needed to open the bin. I couldn't believe that was part of the design. i was about to call Support to ask if i was doing something wrong, or if it was defective. Using your suggestion, the vac is perfect now! yes, you're right, the amount of force felt like i was going to break it, and the last time i did it, the impact when it suddenly opened, broke part of my thumb nail off, it hurt then and it still hurts, and not hard to understand how it happened.
I can't really express how much i value your information, i will always remember you when i open the now perfectly easy to operate bin, and yes, i really like how easily the debris comes out with this bin--i have a dyson Trigger V6 and that does not expell the debris nearly as easily or completely, and it's so much easier on the V10 to remove debris that doesn't come out automatically. I have adored the V6 but it's recently developed a problem where it shuts off when used for more than a minute or less. I have a cinetic big ball Animal and i love that thing, all the power i could need, but i have noticed that i procrastinate vacuuming because of how heavy it is to move it around the house. The v10 is no substitute for a powerful corded vacuum, but before using the new V10 i thoroughly vacuumed the house (for the first time in months) and have begun using the v10 for touch ups and for reaching areas that it's too hard to reach with the corded machine. Happy as a clam with this new technological team.
Thanks again, i had come here just to learn more about the new vac and didn't expect that i would get a solution for the one problem i had with it. i will watch more of your videos, have subscribed.
Hey jaw444 - Thanks for such a nice comment. I'm really glad that the video was helpful.
So you don't feel like you can use this as your only vacuum? I'm considering buying the V10 Absolute but for $480 it better be everything I need in a vacuum.
@@DwithBoost before i bought this recently, i read a lot of reviews on Amazon. i mainly read mostly the most negative ones, i could see it was a 4 star average and i knew it would be a good vacuum, i read some of the good ones too, but what i could see was the most common complaint about the vacuum was that the charge didn't last long enough to clean more than one room of a house or apartment, and then there were comments on some of those reviews saying that those who commented had learned that there are ways to successfully use this vacuum for the whole house, and these included using the vacuum mainly and mostly on the low and medium settings, avoiding the high setting, which they said worked well (using the medium and low settings) and the other thing was, some people said they used this vacuum to clean different parts of the house on different days, not try to clean the whole house, definitely not on one charge. (btw, for my needs, charging is fast, it's maybe 2-3 hours if it's at the lowest discharge).
There were other things people recommended to get the most enjoyable use out of the vacuum. Those things in particular sounded like something i could do. I'm just speaking for myself, i haven't tried to vacuum my whole house with it. When the vacuum first arrived i vacuumed with my corded one, cinemetic big all animal, which is plenty powerful, but frankly i don't enjoy using it because it's heavy and i have to empty the cannister several times in one whole house cleaning, i have to go outside to empty it, it's a hassle, it's been tricky for me to get the cannister back on, to line it up right. So, based on the good reviews i read, i thiought it was worth trying out the V10 with much confidence, i got it in November and i've used it several times for up to an hour or more, and i use it almost only on medium, i just haven't given low a chance, it probably is adequate and useful and the charge would last even longer. The charge has never run out, i always did what i wanted to do and stopped when i was ready. i never try to do the whole house but i could do the largest and most used rooms and never have it go dead.
I'm still getting used to it and the more i use it, the more i find it can do more than i thought. it doesn't seem like i have to empty the cannister any more than the corded one, and it's way easier to empty, i can just empty it inside the house. the other bigger one allowed a lot of dust to spread into the air when i emptied it, while i can just empty the V10 into a tall wastebasket in the kitchen and it's done, it empties really efficiently, the motor seems better protected from dust than on the corded one, and this makes the V10 very quick to empty and clean.
So i definitely am less likelly to procrastinate on vacuuming, it's pretty fun to use, light and easy to handle, to steer, it goes very flat, and i love the hand held, with lots of attachments. Unlike any Dyson i ever got before (this is the 4th) this comes with all the main tool attachments i could need.
my answer to your question is i think it depends on the person and maybe how dirty the house gets, and i read a number of reviews where people said they use it like a regular vacuum. in my case, that is also true for me because the bigger heavier one tired me out too much and i didn't use it to clean the whole house at one time anyway. i have been surprised and impressed at how powerfully the V10 cleans, so, i find that while i will plan to run the corded vac first in a room that hasn't been vacuumed in a long time, with lots of dust and pet hair and other hair, and small debris, i ended up not doing that and just using the V10, and it had no problem, though i did need to run it on high power for certain parts of that job, and it's dramatic how fast the charge goes down on High. Big difference. But like i said, i'm just getting used to it and finding it's more effective than i thought it would be, and i don't expect to use the corded one anymore--at least i haven't used it since i started using the V10. i ran the corded one once in the main rooms, and not including the hard floor rooms, not needed, most of the house is wall to wall carpet and i did vacuum once with the corded vacuum before i started using the V10, when the house hadn't been vacuumed in months. i don't know if that was really necessary or not. It might not have been.
If you have to finance a vaccume, you need to rethink your life..
Happy sucking.
I have been looking forward to your review of the V10. Very helpful as usual. The top model in the UK is £500! I am still thinking can I spend this on a vacuum!
Did you buy it?
Thank you so much for these videos, which are very helpful at showing the pros and cons of these vacs. I am very keen to get a Dyson V8 or Dyson V10, but am concerned about the longevity of the machine, especially given the extremely steep price tag. I was close to ordering one last night, but then read some of the negative user reviews on Amazon for both the V8 and the V10. Has anyone had experience with owning a Dyson stick vac for more than a year or two? Also very concerning to me is that the negative Amazon reviews universally mentioned the horrendous customer service from Dyson when trying to resolve the failures of the vacs they had purchased. Any thoughts? Thanks!
YESS! I wish someone could answer this too.
I've called support two or three or four times in the past week, first about a problem i was having with my V6, and then for things related to the new V10 i got a few days ago, not brecuse of a problem with the machine, it's awesome so far, exceeding expectations, medium setting is all i've needed to use, but i called for purchase related questions. i had a feeling the reps were maybe, not for sure, not as knowledgeable as previously, i got my first Dyson vac in 2007, have a total of 5 now over those years, and have had some contacts with support. An impression i have, just a guess based on a couple of things, is that Dyson doesn't have as much staff covering support as they used to, so that there are long hold times, they do give the option to call you back without losing your place in line which i used and the representative called me back in less than the time predicted on the recording when i left the message. It's just a small sample size but i didn't get the feeling that the reps i talked to were as connected with me 'personally' as what i've been accustomed to, or that what i was calling about was understood, and when i called yesterday about a registration question, i hung up realizing i had forgotten to ask something important (after needing to use the call back feature because of long hold time), and i realized that i felt rushed about getting off the phone on that very short call, and i speculated this was because they don't have enough staff to cover their calls as much as they used to. Whether staff training in customer relations has changed, it's too soon for me to draw that conclusion but it did occur to me. please understand, this is only based on 3 or 4 calls. But after finishing with my registration question, i think the rep asked if there was anything else she couild do to help, and i said that i would like to findout how to buy accessories for the vacuum---i was mainly wondering how to find them on the website, with prices, and to be able to order online. I was frustrated that i couldn't find that info. This rep said that i would buy the accessories by calling customer service, and that was all she said, she didn't go into any details, she didn't say "Is there an accessory i can help you with?" She was dead silent, and i reacted to that by saying, "ok, i understand," and just getting off the phone, aware that these reps have a lot of calls waiting to be answered and i wasn't sure i was ready to buy that day--i really wanted to browse info about what they have for the V10 and what the prices are, i didn't want to have to go through calling the company to talk to a rep who is extremely busy with all kinds of other things. Seems weird to me. Like they're hiding something about selling the accessories. i don't see any on Amazon--i see third party accessories, but not the one i was mostly looking for.
So if i did have a problem with the vacuum (i read the same Amazon reviews before buying the V10, i just went straight to the one star reviews and read about people who were upset because they couldn't get 6 minutes out of the vac at high power setting with the motor tools attached, and like you said, complaints about responsiveness of customer service.
Another thing that i wasn't reassured by was the 2 year limited warranty. In the past my Dyson products had a 7 year warranty. Maybe this was because they were corded, i don't remember it it was true of the hand held i have, i assumed it. But i notice now that the corded vacs warranty is 5 years. Too bad an extended warranty wasn't offered, through Asurion or one of the others that Amazon sometimes offers. Those might offer extended warranties anyway, i think they do if you contact them.
One of the reps i recently talked to was very pleasant and spent time to find out the answer to my question. it was before i bought the new vac and i wanted to make sure Amazon is an authorized Dyson seller, to be sure their warranty applies. That representative put me on hold to get all the right information. All though i didn't ask, when she was consulting with manager, she came back with information that Dyson would do a price match with the Amazon price--Dyson's price was over $600, Amazon's was $515.
WHAT WOULD CAUSE THE HEAD TO BE JAMMED AT 90degrees can anyone help?
Are any of the tools interchangeable between the various Dyson stick vacuums?
Yes the Dyson v7 I had has the same click in mechanics as the v10 i have now
Why don’t most reviews talk about the new battery type,(Nickel-Cobalt-Aluminium) Google it. No battery replacement like the Lithium ones every 2 Years! James Dyson promises the Cyclone V10's battery will last 15 years? I sold my V8 absolute to a friend and bought the V10 absolute and love it, especially the medium speed , larger bin and much easier to empty than the V8.
All tools, including motorized ones , from the V7-V10 fit with no adapter needed. I hope the next version has some led lights, like my German Miele canister power brush does.
I see you can also purchase a nickel-cobalt-Aluminium ( google it) battery for the V8. No more lithium to replace every so often.
ur pay-check is in the post love mr dyson
Are the accessories on the V8 Absolute applicable on V10? I have a V8 and would like to get another one but a V10. I am hoping to use accessories from my V8 on the V10.
Hi Christopher. I've tried my V8 Absolute accessories on the V10 Absolute and they appear to fit and work.
Thank you!
You really don't need an extra head for bare floors. It has a rotating brush. It good enough as is
Can someone recommend a similar vacuum, but with a cord? I don't have to be wireless and I imagine no battery will save me money. What about a shark rocket? I want a stick vacuum with strong suction and can detach into a hand held with tools to clean a couch.. HEPA filter would also be nice , but I don't think is as likely. I appreciate any suggestions. Thank you!
You may want to check out our written reviews of the Shark Rocket (models HV382 and HV302). You'll find them on this page:
vacuum-cleaner-advisor.com/Shark-Vacuums/
Miele is the best , i have nearly for 2 years . I am a clean freak and i love love love it.
And do the Cyclones ever plug up ?
Is this a professional vacuum cleaner. I clean several houses a day my clients have pets would this be a good investment?
Yes. But get the v11. Its more than worth it
Do a comparison against the Shark ION Flex
I've done a What We Love/Dislike set of videos for the Shark IONFlex. But not a one-on-one comparison of the V10 vs the IONFlex.
+Gilitar Is that the IF250? I thought the shark ion flex had less power than even the V6. So if true then it stands no chance against the V10. Shark cordless cleaners are very overrated. They have less power than a V6 and are much heavier than any of the Dyson cordless cleaners.
There's a comparison video against the Dyson V7 where the V7 easily picks up more stuff than the IF250. So there's your answer. Shark is crap compared to Dyson.
So they they just come with more pieces? 🧐
Can anyone tell me if I can purchase the soft roller brush for my v10 motorhead
Yeah, I was wondering about this too. My house is practically 75% carpet, so I'm considering the motorhead, but wanted to know if later on down the line I decide to throw out my broom (haha) if I can still get the soft roller brush. Hmm...
Sharon S you cannot
@@marissanicole500 oh no that is unfortunate ☹. Thank you for answering this for me!
Sharon S You most certainly can. They are $149.99 from Dyson.
@@honestdad8944 well that is wonderful...i have about half hardwood and half tile flooring so for now I'm only utilizing my vacuum for half my needs...total game changer if I can get the soft roller...thanks for replying this makes me happy😁
What is the difference between Torque Drive and Direct Drive?
I’m guessing torque drive has a gear in the drive mech to make the rollers have more power
How come some models of the v10 absolute plus have the non adjustable main carpet head? Brought this for my parents and was surprised it doesn't have the adjustable head (with the holes)
Is no one going to talk about the "boing" when letting off the trigger?? Best thing about it
I make the sound each time!! 🤣
I thought it was knees!
The dust bucket is far to small. And its over $500 bucks on amazon that is absolute crazy for a vacuum cleaner
It seems me the whole problem with the Dyson is they don't have a replacement battery. So that if you use up the battery you have to wait to recharge it to use it again.
This way you will buy another one when they introduce that feature. And when they introduce a switch that you can touch on and off, you will purchase that one. And when they introduce one with a retracting cord, you will purchase that one. And when they introduce one that has Bluetooth, you will buy that one. And when they introduce one with all of that and it is a half a pound lighter, you will buy that one. And such...
Is CFM not a relevant detail to include in a breakdown? I know my (overpriced) Festool dust collector is 130 CFM and has FAR better suction then 90% of the 500mph 100lb shop vacs on sites
needs detachable batteries and head lights
151 AW BUT DID YOU NOT SAY IN OTHER VID V8 WAS 150AW
That was an exclusive model of the v8 called the v8 carbon fiber
That's a disappointing result for the sound output. The Dyson V8 is quieter in low power mode than the Dyson V10 in low power mode, but the V10 low power mode is significantly less powerful than the V8 low power mode. Most of the time you will use the V10 in mid power mode so that is going to be even louder.
dtz1000 I find it unlikely anyone would be bothered about the sound of a vacuum. Surely cleaning performance trumps sound any day of the week?
Jack Morris You don't get it. The video shows that the V10 is louder than the V8 while outputing less power than the V8. That happens when both machines are in low power mode as that mode is significantly less powerful on the V10 than on the v8 while at the same time being louder than the v8. So the v10 literally doesn't clean as well as the V8 and is louder while in this low power mode. I think that warrants some disappointment.
dtz1000 ah I see. Well yes you’d think it’d be quieter if less powerful in low power mode, but maybe it’s just the way the motor is engineered to give that really powerful top end. I personally think a vacuum is going to make a loud noise whatever mode and it’s kind of irrelevant how loud they are whilst they make any noise at all.
dtz1000 OMG dude it's a vacuum. go outside
In max mode, you get a FULL 7 minutes of vacuuming....WOW!!!
Not impressed with v7 battery doesn’t even last long enough to vacuum one room & only good for fine dust & fluff anything a bit grittier it just flicks it back ,also filters need cleaning after every use
DEFFO DONT LIKE SOUND OF V10
WHY IS IT SO LOUD. IT SOUNDS SO RATTLY COMPARED TO V8. I DONT HAVE EITHER SO NO GENDER.JUST WATCHING YOUR VIDS.
consider the power increase and the sound recorder on the camera
nah thats not it ..
9:44 looks kind of embarrassing for dyson.
u talk about all positive aspects regarding this machine, talk with the beautiful welcoming tone lol which gives a false sense of positive thoughts towards this unit but all we want to know does it work damm good for that price£££££ and seeing you suck that demo pile up, not impressed at all, the machine looks great but when it comes to the front line, its below average don’t waste your money people, all this is a sales pitch
This is not for women...it’s too heavy
if I can literally hear your lips smacking together while you talk you're doing something wrong