Your extensive research and analysis, and the comparison charts that you put up in your videos are extremely helpful. Your videos (90%)+ self research (10%) helps narrow down a product tailored to specific needs. Thanks for the efforts.
Hi Saumya can you do a comparison video on cordless wet and dry vacuum cleaners vs dry vacuum cleaner or robotic vacuum cleaner??? I'm so confused between W90 ilife wet and dry vacuum cleaner/ Tineco Floor One S3 Wet & Dry Vacuum Cleaner /Philips SpeedPro Aqua Wet and Dry Cordless Stick vacuum cleaner - FC6728/01/ Dyson dry vaccum cleaner V12 slim as I have lower back issues.
Thank you for this video! I got overwhelmed trying to decide between the two types of vacuums but when you break it down into these categories, it really helped me determine what fits my lifestyle the best. Even though corded vacuums are more powerful and do last longer, the flexibility and minimalistic design matters more to me in the end.
I am absolutely happy with the one you suggested the Amazon basics bagless. Perfect bachelor's choice. Chordless vaccum cleaner will loose battery cells some day. I have already ordered 😇😍 the Amazon 1.5 ltr bagless. The best u suggested.
Corded vacuum cleaners also have a hose, which is absolutely annoying to be limited in range, then you have to either pull the vacuum cleaner around or just carry it around... Which is much more annoying than shoving a lighter cordless vacuum around (AEG qx9 has most weight supported on the nozzle). Main benefit of corded are more suction, cheapness and nearly unlimited runtime. Main benefits of cordless are convenience, electricity efficiency and high portability.
Hello Saumya, thank you for this detailed video and the practical pros and cons. I've been watching a lot of videos on corded vs cordless. But after using a high powered corded vaccum cleaner myself the one and most important factor that generally no one mentions is the fact that while cleaning the floor, curtains, sofas etc you need to keep in mind that at all those times the big vaccum hose and electrical wire is continuously sweeping the floor so as you lift it to clean a certain section the hose and wire are already dirty from the floor, when you then use it to clean your sofas and curtains that same hose is wiping parts of the area you actually want to clean, completely defeating the purpose. No doubt corded vaccum have greater suction power but the also have huge hoses and long wires that come in the way of the actual cleaning
Hi Saumya, I went through a lot videos of yours reg robot vaccum. Great info. I planning to buy one. Can u suggest a good one with features from 20-30k. How bout ilife a10s or mi mop and recently saw ecovacs N8. Would be helpful if you suggest me. Thanks
Need your help in deciding which vacuum cleaner to buy… my needs are for deep cleaning for window pleated mesh , window grill panels and other deep cleaning which we do at home… like every corner of the house but it will be it will be about at 2 weeks intervals or if daily then too a single room at a time….. very much confused between Dyson and Philips power pro…. As investing in Dyson is a big decision also don’t want to consider cheaper cordless ones as don’t have trust in their services…..what do you recommend between the two and if you suggest Dyson then which model is sufficient….??also note I already own Tineco s3 but after using it for a year it is giving problems like not connecting charge also not dispensing clean water…. Plz suggest
Hi Saumya, I found your video very helpful and informative. I have never used a vacuum cleaner before. I usually clean 3-4 times a week. For deep and easy cleaning, I'm considering buying one corded vacuum cleaner (amazon basics/whatever you recommend) and a handheld vacuum cleaner (ilife m50/you recommend) OR only ilife g80 cordless vac. What do you suggest?
Hi Soumya - I'm coming up with a video on corded vacuum cleaner today itself. If you want to do cleaning 3-4 times a week - I would recommend this amzn.to/3Gf97Fa instead of going for both a corded and cordless vacuum. I went for a cordless (Dyson) mainly cos it is convenient. I used to have a corded vacuum which was so cumbersome to use that I kept it inside and rarely used.
Hi, I really like this video. Thank you for your sharing. Can you compare about the level of noise (decibels - dB) between cordless vacuum and corded vacuum? I am searching to buy a vaccum for my house which is nearly 150 square meters. Can you recommend for me, should I use a coreless or corded vacuum? Many thanks
Hi Phuong, cordless are less noisy compared to corded. If you are looking for daily cleaning, I recommend a cordless one. If for only deep cleaning once in 2 weeks or so I recommend the corded one.
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Hi saumya I need your help in corded vacuum cleaner which has higher suction hose length, I have eurekaforbes which is of 6 feet suction hose length which is not sufficient for my home to clean ceiling which is of 11 feet height. I believe philips is also of same height, can u suggest me some vacuum cleaner which has higher suction hose length. Or cordless will work as I see the suction power is less. Kindly suggest pls. I have an mi robot vacuum already purchased based on ur suggestions only few months back.
Hi Thiru, most corded vacuums come with a 5-6 feet cable or less and are not ideal for ceiling. I find cordless vacuums much more useful for this use. I use the dyson but of you are on a budget, you can consider one of these amzn.to/3HCRX5N amzn.to/3B3vGeW
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I have been binging most of your videos, helped a lot in buying appliances especially chimney. Appreciate it and thank you. also do you have any suggestions for water heater.
@@mishalrayan0301 There is no doubt that Dyson is second to None. However it depends on what your need is. Dyson you've to work yourself while the Robot ones are self operating & self charging. The suction power of a Dyson is unmatched by any Robot (today) so it depends if you've the time to do it yourself or you want a Robot to get it done one/ twice a day in a cyclin manner. However Soumya is the best person to address this too.
I have 2 corded vacuum cleaners. The first is a handheld vacuum cleaner by Eureka Forbes and another is a wet/dry vacuum cleaner by agaro. There are mini vacuum cleaners with cords from Eureka Forbes, black and decker. These are good for small jobs around the house. They come with reusable bags which are easily washable. The wet/dry vacuum helps with sucking spills which happens when I defrost my standalone freezer
@@TheGrapevineIndia It depends on which brand and model one buys. Mine is a smaller variant with a 10ltr capacity bucket. All the variants come with wheels and a handle on top. Some even come with variable suction power (mine is a simpler one). It is easy to use and most of them come with the basic attachments that are standard . For all brands and variants the basic usage involves opening the vacuum from the top. The motor on top is provided with filters (one for dry and one for wet) plus a dust bag (mine is reusable one). So while using for wet, one has to remove the dust bag and add the filter given for wet vacuum (if provided by the manufacturer)to the motor at the top. I paid around ₹3.7k but there are models going upto ₹15k. Since the wet and dry vacuum cleaner comes in capacities of 10ltr, 15ltr, 20ltr, etc. it does occupy some space. However most of the models come with cavities and provisions to keep the rod attachments fixed to machine when stored. Smaller attachments can be stored inside the vacuum cleaner. It definitely looks bulky but is not so heavy to be uncomfortable to use. One can easily wash and clean the bucket like any other bucket. The ones I am talking about are ones where you can suck the spilt liquids but cannot mop. For mopping I understand there's another kind of vacuum cleaner.
Hi Saumya, I need your suggestions on buying a vacuum cleaner. My main focus will be to clean mattresses, sofas, chairs, wooden cots and their bases, sliding windows, computers, keyboards, etc. I'll be cleaning all these things once a week. My budget is within 12K. It's not mandatory to be cordless.
Hi Ankita - Since you have a variety of things you want to clean - you need one with the right attachments too. Most corded ones just come with 2-3 attachments. You could consider this one amzn.to/32fBowQ. Also convenient as it is cordless.
@@TheGrapevineIndia Thank you very much for your recommendation. I had been to iLife store recently to get a demo and they seem to be pushing the g80 model more than h70 one. The h70 model also seemed a bit heavy compared to g80. So, is there any benefit of going with h70 or should I go with g80? Also, what are your thoughts on Philips Power Pro ?
Hi Ankita, h70 has a swappable battery (if you want to extend battery life) and also has a bigger bin. Yes it is heavier than the g80 though. Both are good models - suction of both is quite good.
Philips power pro has good suction power and capacity. Personally I find cordless more easier to manage. I moved from one of these to cordless - for day to day cleaning it is great.
@@TheGrapevineIndia Since I've never used a vacuum cleaner before, I don't know how much difference would a cordless one make over a corded one. But, I've decided to go with cordless one itself. Thank you for the quick response. I will decide between the G80 and H70 and buy any one of them. Happy to be your subscriber.
Very intelligently delivered Saumya! Thank you! It’s something I’ve been looking into as well and I had reached the same conclusion as well! You’ve sealed the decision for me 😃 I think I’m going to go in for Bot Vacuum and a Miele Corded Vacuum. Have a great and productive day 🌈
