Dyson V11 Outsize Cordless Vacuum Cleaner Unboxing & Demonstration 

Really? For how many years?

And Dyson is a British brand

@@kikio2067 exactly!

@@kikio2067 the Americans are stealing from us again!!

It’s so annoying

$799.99 in U.S. ...ridiculous.

@@davidgalloway6574 oh really? That's how much I payed for my Dc77 it was worth every bit of it.

exactly!

Exacrly what i was thinking… Would make SO much sense to weigh before and after…

I tried out a Bosch Athlete found it too heavy due only to shoulder problems at the time. Must say I loved the design of it though.

Not too keen on the simulated battery tests as they put a lot more stress on the battery chemistry than the use over an actual year and a half would do - so the capacity loss is exaggerated

It's hard to recommend anybody buying this at the moment when it is an out for so long in America, Dyson have completely forgotten about the UK..

Miele is still relatively new to the stick vac market and while the triflex has a lot of nice features, it is still sub par compared to a dyson. In my professional opinion the dyson would be the better machine until Miele can design a better cyclone separator. As it stands they are a single cyclone style where as the dyson has multiple cyclones which keeps the filter cleaner for longer periods.

@@excelsior2708 thank you so much for your reply..😊👍🏼

Yes I agree with that Henry’s are robust and reliable

But it performs 5 times better than the henry

@@blackice7408 no it doesn’t, can’t believe people waste £600 on this sack of shit dyson my Henry is 10years old and it still performs better even without the airobrush

@@hellothereknownasunknownus6535 😁i agree .ive cleaned houses, factories, offices henry are the way robust easy handling.dyson are for the lazy

And need all 5 to suck for just one job we sell Henry’s at my work it’s the cheap peoples option for people that can’t afford a real vacuum

Miele did that and its better♤

Shark is the best

Sometime this year when they upgrade it, which will probably be soon, because this will be out of date.....

Well, they've come out with the new v15 detect and their newer thinner fluffy head has the next best thing. A precisely placed green lazer to show on the floor the dust and big sized particles

One would think if they had 1/2 a brain in the design office they would realised that. lol

@@Deb.-. Thing is they had this idea that it saves on battery if you stop start the thing between spaces you are cleaning. And that's quite counter intuitive to how everyone has been vacuuming since forever.

@@scottbutcher9093 Yes, I know however those with arthritis in their hands might struggle, it was an issue from the start. Maybe one day they will review the situation. There is always room for improvement. :)

@@Deb.-. I agree. I hope they revise this at some point.

They have 2 models in the Far East Market the Omni Glide and Micro 1.5kg that both have on/off button and a boost button! These though only have a 20 minute runtime and I believe designed for quick cleans! The Omni Glide lends itself to an on/off button due to the handle design and the way it’s used! Be interesting if this on/off button appears on their other cordless models in the future especially when they introduce Solid State Batteries with bigger storage, lighter, longer runtimes and quick charge times! As you say Dyson Engineers believe the trigger saves I think it’s 30% on battery energy but they also say the trigger helps battery life as being having the machine on all the time as you are using it even though you may not at times to move things like furniture etc...the battery heats up where as the trigger helps keep it cool with the on off trigger!

I suspect chevron arrangement on brushroll would be less stylish so dyson might be reluctant to use it.

Be interesting to see when they hopefully start using their development in solid state batteries! Which will bring longer runtimes, lighter, better energy storage, last longer and quicker to charge too!

@@Dysonballs at the moment i am sure they are using 18650 batteries which depends on which variety can be 2200 to 3000 milli amp hour, 21070 batteries max out at 5000 ... And they are not expensive.... Basically they are shortchanging people and not using the better batteries...

This is the Dyson V11 Outsize only the Dyson Outsize has a fluffy head.

I’m talking about the detect feature u know the panel on the hepa filter

Oh sorry I read as laser fluffy but this one only has the mode screen

🤣🤣

Dyson V11 McDonalds Special Edition

'over engineered'...like their fancy but not really working "cinetic", is enough

Horribly Obese

I tried it out in a store and it sure is obese. 🤣🤣🤣

This is the first video I have made on the V11 Outsize.

What is a Henry clean air

@@hellothereknownasunknownus6535 its another henry model. He posted it on his insta few days ago

@@ayubahmed3455 yes I’ve just seen it on curry’s and wow it’s basically an Henry allergy but in red and it comes with a turbo brush instead of the free flo tool

@@hellothereknownasunknownus6535 oh ok

Flour is very light and when dropped on the floor it tends to spread over a wide area.

This is the only V11 Outsize available in the UK. It comes with everything shown in the video.

You will be quarantined when you come back

@@lahonymanor2927 I know, I was expecting that

@@ibaisaic hm ok the I’ll just order the fluffy head off of Amazon or straight from dyson if possible

Outsize has better power and more airflow

I find the normal sized V11 a bit heavy when using it for extended periods (like for an entire house). If it was me, and this is a very controversial opinion, if the V11 is not big enough to efficiently clean a space, I'd get another type of vacuum altogether. While super trendy at the moment, the Dyson stick format is not the optimal solution for every use case.

I have never heard of a Dyson DC10. If you mean V10, then yes it will.

@@ibaisaic thanks - yes, that’s what I meant.

Still clean

Wow that's amazing!

👍too right ....these dysons are a waste of money cheaply made , too much hassle but then i like to get on my hands and knees with a numatic corded doing a proper job

Not at all, as they did release an updated version of the Dyson Ball Animal 2 which has major updates to the American one I think they're trying to balance what they sell but I do agree, they should release them at the same time.

Id rather use anything but a dyson

no one will blame you for not being able to afford

@@dronesaddict1737 I can easily buy any Dyson vacuum I want but I don’t want a dyson I’ll go out and spend $1000 on my central vacuum and I’ll be happy versus the stupid Dyson little break within two years and then after that who knows because it’ll get repaired under warranty and then after the warranty expires God knows what will happen and then I’ll have to pay to fix the darn thing I don’t want to Dyson and also rather get a Miele vacuum over a Dyson

I have both and love using my Dyson when I don’t want to get the 35’ silentmaster hose out.

@@VacMaster2020Ye and also Dyson loses suction and battery life after 2 yrs

Yes.

Same

I think he might’ve have imported it

It's been released in the UK now.

It's only just been released in the UK. It's been available for a while in Australia and the USA I think.

@@madwatermelon1316 The Aussie reviews I had read seems main issue is the weight not suitable for elderly or those with arm/shoulder problems. Would I buy it? No!

Even Dyson Balls are made of plastic, dont see your problem, except as you say the price.

All Dysons are plasticky and flimsy

I agree i cant abide dyson , cheapest plastic, awful handling, spits out dirt bad performance bits fall off .never seems clean being bagless.i suppose people arent so strong these days.id never reccommend them .

@@lahonymanor2927 awful brand in my opinion.im a cleaner and cleaning companies never use them

They both have been tested and the outsize was proven to have better suction. The size and weight does not bother me, I’d much rather have it be a little bit heavier and bigger so I don’t have to empty it two or three times while sweeping

@@michaelholly88 personally I believe the test was biased, but of course it’s whatever you prefer, I have both and I know There is not a difference in suction or battery life

@@damedhelink7231 battery life should be slightly better for the regular V11

If I didn’t have two dogs the one that really sheds a lot I would have gotten the regular size but I get tired of having to empty the smaller bins to to three times within a few minutes of sweeping and that’s sweeping every day

@@michaelholly88 I understand, I have a 5 bedroom house and I never get a full bin however unlike you I have no pets so I see where your coming from

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Useless, snarky and rude comment.

If you find it heavy, don't buy it. Simple

@@stlwrx Nothing rude about the comment, the person is just giving their opinion and one which I also appreciated.

@@stlwrx Nothing rude about the comment. It's their opinion and everyone has a right to their opinion!!

@@stlwrx I wasn't up to be 'rude' or 'snarky', why I should be? I'm just demanding customer for that amount of money they ask for? Why not to be? It is just my personal opinion. And I'm too old and testing vacuums on my own too long to don't have knowledge in this field. Probably 'testers' on youtube would share my comment too. This vacuum 'sucks' because it is 'caricature' of cordless vacuums which most of us know the purpose of. Just look at it. It looks funny, so large and heavy af, must suck in life. Use that barbell on regular basis for a few years, holding only in one hand in the 'air' during general house cleaning, then give us your dyson-geek 'opinion'...

Flimsy construction with thin plastics.

@@lahonymanor2927 its awful cheap like a toy

@@romystumpy1197 Yes I agree. I don't like it. My SEBO just feels so much better.

@@lahonymanor2927 i have a sebo also 😊 it has body and guts the suction turbo drag gives my rugs and carpets stripes.

@@romystumpy1197 You got good taste if you have SEBO ;)

I’m not a dyson fanboy, but this cordless vacuum cleaner cleans very well.

All style and no substance for the gullible .looks and feels cheap and nasty at a terrible orice