Dyson V11 Main Body and Big Cyclone Service Assembley in Nickel. with LCD Display 970142-01, Black, 1

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March 13, 2020– Corrected on error on the V11 Outsize’s suction power, which is actually 220 AW (we previously reported 185 AW)

If you place the Dyson V11 next to the V10 on the floor, you can see that both have the same height. The size of the Dyson V10 and the Dyson V11 as cordless vacuum cleaners (rounded figures) The automatic mode, which ensures that the vacuum adapts to the surface, is very impressive from a technical perspective. It’s undoubtedly the future of vacuums. However, it doesn’t lead to a measurable improvement in the cleaning performance yet. With the Dyson V10, we always vacuumed in medium mode and achieved a similar cleaning result. The V11 has managed to bring some unique features to an increasingly crowded and competitive market. The digital display, in particular, with itsprecise battery countdown, sets this vac apart.

Neither the Dyson V11 Torque Drive or the Animal model include this soft roller head. To be completely honest, I am both surprised and disappointed that it wasn’t included. This is the maximum battery life when on the eco mode and using non-motorised tools though. The V11 actually has up to 50% bigger battery cells than the V10. It also has a 29.4V battery, compared with the V10’s 25.2V. Currently, the Dyson V11 Animal, V11 Outsize, and V11 Torque Drive are the only versions available in the U.S. How easy is the V11 to use?

With the Dyson Cyclone V10, the vacuum cleaner company announced the end of its development of corded models. This year, Dyson continues to move forth with that promise by launching the Dyson V11 Absolute, the next-generation cordless model. Both models have three different suction levels. The levels of the V10 are named stage 1, stage 2 and max mode. The V11 has more creative names for the power settings. They are called eco (for the weakest level), Med and Boost. Combination tool. The combination tool has both stiff brush and smaller head, making it a good option for cleaning in cars.The most important new design feature of the V11 is that it has an LCD display. You can use the screen to view various metrics, including maintenance alerts and the remaining battery run-time in minutes and seconds. This run-time updates depending on the power mode and tool you’re using, which is a useful addition. It’s also got an upgrade from two to three suction modes. This way, you can always choose a suitable power mode for the dirty challenge that lays in front of you. As with the V10 the filter unscrews, lifts off and can be washed under a tap until the water runs clear. The bin empties in the same way, with the trigger opening the end and sliding the unit forward and into the bin without spitting dust everywhere. As a result of the design of the bin, you have to remove the pole or accessories to empty it – a fair trade-off, given that you can prevent dust spilling out. For all those who have many different floor types because the Absolute Extra’s Torque-Drive floor nozzle of the V11 comes in very handy here. As the V10 Cyclone still provides excellent cleaning performance that almost matches the V11, however, you should probably only buy the V11 if you want the intelligent suction control system and LCD screen. It’s also worth paying more for the V11 if your home has lots of deep pile carpets.