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If you're looking for a cordless stick vacuum that's lightweight and easy to carry around, the Dyson Omni-Glide is worth a look. It has a uniquely-designed floorhead with twin rotating soft rollers and four caster wheels, allowing you to easily pivot the vacuum in tight corners and maneuver it around in tight spaces. It weighs considerably less than many other cordless stick vacuums, even other Dyson models like the Dyson V8 Animal. It does a great job dealing with small debris and pet hair on bare floors, though bulky debris tends to get trapped at its suction inlet. It also isn't designed for use on carpeted floors. Its battery life isn't especially long either, as you can only expect a maximum of 30 minutes of runtime in its least-powerful suction mode.

If you're looking for a cordless stick vacuum that can be used on all surfaces and has a longer runtime, you could also look at the Simplicity S65S, though this model is notably heavier than the Omni-glide. Conversely, if you're looking for something even more lightweight, the Dyson Micro 1.5kg is one of the lightest cordless vacuums we've tested, though it's currently quite hard to find.

If you're looking for a cordless stick vacuum that's lightweight and easy to carry around, the Dyson Omni-glide is worth a look. Unlike traditional stick vacuums like the Tineco PURE ONE S11, it's only meant for relatively short cleaning sessions due to its tiny dirt compartment and short maximum battery life of a little under half an hour. Furthermore, its twin soft-roller floorhead is only meant for cleaning bare floors. However, it's exceedingly lightweight, and its uniquely-designed floorhead makes it easy to maneuver it in tight spaces.

While you can't use it on carpets or rugs, this vacuum does a great job dealing with small debris and pet hair on bare floors and is reasonably effective when sealing in fine allergens. Be careful when cleaning up bulky debris, which can get trapped at its suction inlet.

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If you're looking for a cordless stick vacuum that's lightweight and easy to carry around, the Dyson Omni-Glide is worth a look. It has a uniquely-designed floorhead with twin rotating soft rollers and four caster wheels, allowing you to easily pivot the vacuum in tight corners and maneuver it around in tight spaces. It weighs considerably less than many other cordless stick vacuums, even other Dyson models like the Dyson V8 Animal. It does a great job dealing with small debris and pet hair on bare floors, though bulky debris tends to get trapped at its suction inlet

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 It'S a genuinely good innovation. That'S well executed design wise, but there are some downsides. The first thing i'll mention is that the battery life wasn't great. I like that the battery was removable and that you could buy extras if you needed to - and i understand that it was critical for them to keep the handle weight down by using a smaller battery

 They do two things that traditional floor heads don't do very well, which is pick up large debris, while maintaining a good seal on floors, as well as picking up super fine debris. Basically, dusting hard floors again something traditional vacuums. Don'T do well with the articulating neck and 360 degree casters on the bottom, make it incredibly maneuverable and able to do things and go places. Regular vacuums can't i'll have a lot to say about this aspect of the omni glide later, but first, let's hit some of the specs and test results

 But i would have liked to see a bit more than 20 minutes on standard power and about four minutes on max power. I should mention that i didn't need to use the max power mode in the pickup tests, except for the glitter test, because glitter has a way of sticking to the floors. All that to say that 20 minutes on standard power is probably what you can actually expect in real world use. Another negative is that, while hair didn't get caught in the roller per se, it did get caught in the axles of the roller, and it's something i think would be easy for someone to overlook and have problems with if they didn't remove it regularly

 It'S almost half the weight of the recent dyson v15 there's a removable battery in the handle the handle has two buttons, an on off button and a max power button. There is a dust bin that functions much like the recent dyson cordless vacuums, though it is quite a bit smaller than previous models, with the power test, where i tested its suction and airflow in different ways and on all of its power settings. It was interesting, for example, i found it was significantly below average in airflow and with the unsealed suction test, and it was exactly average in the sealed suction test. Basically, the raw power specs weren't anything special with the omniglide, but this wasn't entirely unexpected either

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If you don't want to deal with the hassle of a power cord and prefer the more portable design of a stick/handheld vacuum, the Dyson V15 Detect is a great option. This high-end stick vacuum has a wide range of convenience features, including a surface detection system that allows it to change its suction power to suit the floor type that it's on. There's also a built-in particle sensor that counts and measures the size of debris being sucked into the dustbin, with that information then being displayed on an LED screen at the back of its body.

Performance on bare floors is superb, and the vacuum does an excellent job of clearing away debris on low and high-pile carpets. It comes with two separate brushrolls, one for carpets that uses a bristled brushroll and the other using a fluffy brushroll for better debris pickup on hard surfaces and in shallow cracks and crevices. You can expect a maximum of roughly 75 minutes of runtime in its most energy-efficient configuration, and even though its runtime drops to just under 10 minutes in its most powerful mode, this isn't unusual for a vacuum of this type.

However, this vacuum does feel a little fragile in places, like the top cover of its floorhead and its clear plastic dustbin, which is disappointing for a product at this price point. Its strong suction force can also cause it to drag around some lighter rugs and carpets, and since there's no brushroll off switch, you should be careful when cleaning around obstructions like rug tassels. Still, its rich feature set and excellent overall performance make it one of the best multi-surface vacuums we've tested.

The Dyson V15 Detect is the best vacuum for pet hair that we've tested. This cordless stick vacuum is remarkably effective when dealing with pet hair on bare, hard surfaces like tile or vinyl, as well as low and high-pile carpeting. It comes with two floorheads, one with a fluffy brushroll for improved debris pickup on flat surfaces and the other with a more conventional bristled brushroll for cleaning carpets. Both brushrolls are removable, allowing you to quickly cut away any tangled hair.

This vacuum features a built-in particle sensor that counts and measures the size of debris being sucked into your vacuum, which is handy if you're a pet owner who suffers from allergies and want to know about the presence of fine allergens in your home. You can easily reconfigure this vacuum into a handheld by removing its wand and floorhead. It comes with a wide array of attachments, including a miniature turbo brush that helps the vacuum do a decent job dealing with pet hair on upholstered surfaces.

Unfortunately, it's worth noting that parts of this vacuum's mainly plastic construction feel a little flimsy, like its dustbin and the top covers of its floorheads. Its suction force at its floorhead is also quite strong and can cause it to drag around some lighter carpets and rugs. Still, if you're a pet owner and don't want to deal with the hassle of a power cord while vacuuming pet hair, this vacuum is a very good choice.

If you prefer using a cordless vacuum to deal with messes on carpets, the Dyson V15 Detect is a good option. It delivers superb performance on low and high-pile carpets, easily cleaning pet hair as well as fine and large debris. Using it in its 'Auto' mode lets it automatically adjust its suction power depending on the surface type you're on, which is good if you have a wide mix of floor types in your home. However, regardless of the mode, its strong suction force can cause it to drag around some lighter rugs. It includes an onboard HEPA filter and a built-in dirt sensor that counts and measures the size of debris being sucked into the dustbin. That said, it feels a little flimsy in places, which is disappointing for a vacuum at this price point.

If you're looking for a more solidly-built cordless vacuum with a larger dustbin and you don't mind using a bulkier upright, the Shark Cordless Vertex Pro Powered Lift-Away is also worth a look. It delivers impressive overall performance on low and high-pile carpets, but its twin brushroll head has a habit of getting caught on shag carpeting. If you want to spend less on a cordless stick vacuum for cleaning carpets, you could also consider the Samsung Jet 70 Pet, though it does have a shorter battery life than the Dyson and lacks its built-in dirt sensor.

The best HEPA vacuum for allergies with a cordless design that we've tested is the Dyson V15 Detect. This vacuum delivers exceptional overall cleaning performance on a wide variety of surface types, ranging from bare floors to low and high-pile carpet, with no significant loss in suction as its dustbin fills up. It has an onboard HEPA filter that should trap allergens as you clean, and the manufacturer advertises its built-in particulate counter to show you the size and number of small particles it's sucking in.

This vacuum has a surface-detection feature that enables it to automatically adjust its suction power depending on the floor type that you're on. Its bagless design incurs virtually no recurring costs as long as you clean its filter regularly. You can easily reconfigure it into a handheld vacuum for cleaning tight spaces, and it comes with a wide variety of attachments. Battery performance is passable overall, as you can expect up to 75 minutes of runtime in its most energy-efficient mode. However, that runtime drops to a little under 10 minutes when using it in its most powerful suction mode.

Unfortunately, this vacuum has quite a few parts that need regular cleaning, but thankfully they're easy to access. There are parts of its mainly plastic construction that also feel rather flimsy, like its clear plastic dustbin, which is disappointing at this price point. Its strong suction force can also cause it to drag around some rugs and carpets. Otherwise, its dense feature set and strong performance on a wide variety of surfaces make it one of the best multi-surface vacuums that we've tested.

The Dyson V15 Detect is the best cordless vacuum cleaner we've tested. This cordless stick vacuum can easily handle pet hair as well as fine and large debris on both low- and high-pile carpets, though its strong suction force can cause it to drag around some lighter rugs and carpets. It can automatically adjust its suction power depending on the surfaces you're currently cleaning, which is handy if your home has a wide mix of floor types. There's also an onboard dirt sensor that counts and measures debris being sucked into the vacuum. It's helpful if you suffer from allergies and want to know about the presence of fine allergens in your home. It comes with many attachments, like a miniature turbo brush for cleaning fabric surfaces, a combination upholstery tool/soft bristle brush, and even a secondary floorhead with a laser light to help you see fine debris on bare floors.

If you're looking for a more maneuverable cordless vacuum, the Miele Triflex HX1 is worth a look. It has an automatic brushroll off switch that helps reduce the risk of it getting tangled on rug tassels or shag-pile carpeting. It also feels better built than the Dyson vacuum, but has a much shorter battery life and a smaller dustbin. If you're looking for a high-end cordless vacuum and don't want to deal with the hassle of emptying gout a dustbin manually, you could also consider the Samsung Bespoke Jet. However, its bulky twin-brushroll floorhead makes it harder to maneuver.

The best vacuum for long hair that we've tested with a cordless design is the Dyson V15 Detect. This stick vacuum does a fantastic job dealing with pet hair on most surfaces, from bare floors to high-pile carpet. The brushrolls for its primary and secondary vacuum heads, not to mention its turbo brush, can be quickly removed for easier cleaning of tangled hair. The vacuum also has a washable allergen-trapping HEPA filter, which is handy if your pet sheds heavily.

This vacuum supplies up to 70 minutes of runtime on a single charge, more than sufficient for cleaning most areas, though that can drop to as little as 10 minutes in its high-power 'Boost' mode. The LED display on the back of the vacuum shows you the remaining battery life as well as an estimate of the size and number of particles it sucks up. What makes this vacuum so versatile is that you can reconfigure it into a handheld vacuum for spot-cleaning small areas. It also comes with a wide array of tools and accessories.

Unfortunately, build quality is only passable overall, which is disappointing for a vacuum at this price point. It can drag around lighter rugs or get caught on very high-pile carpets due to its strong suction force. Also, while it incurs virtually no recurring costs, it does have many components requiring regular cleaning. Otherwise, its versatile overall performance, maneuverable design, and dense feature set make it one of the best bagless vacuums we've tested.

The Dyson V15 Detect is the best cordless stick vacuum we've tested. It delivers superb overall performance on bare floors as well as low and high-pile carpets, though it's worth noting that this vacuum's strong suction force can make it hard to push around on some rugs. It can automatically adjust its suction power depending on the surface type you're cleaning. It also has a dirt sensor that measures and counts the size of debris sucked into the vacuum, which should be helpful if you want to know about the presence of fine particles in your home. While this vacuum supplies upwards of 70 minutes of battery life in its most energy-efficient mode, its runtime drops to a little under 10 minutes when using it in its 'Boost' mode. It also feels a little fragile in places, which is disappointing for a vacuum at this price point.

If you're looking for a cordless stick vacuum that feels sturdier, you could also consider the Miele Triflex HX1, which has a unique design that allows you to use it as a stick, handheld, or cordless vacuum. If you're looking for a high-end cordless vacuum with two batteries, the Samsung Bespoke Jet is also worth a look. The Samsung also comes with a 'Clean Station' accessory that allows you to empty its dustbin without generating a plume of dust, though it has a bulky floorhead that makes it harder to maneuver than the Dyson.

If you're looking to go cordless, the best stick vacuum for tile floors that we've tested is the Dyson V15 Detect. This vacuum exerts a strong suction force at its floorhead, allowing it to easily clean debris from shallow cracks and crevices. It also delivers exceptional performance on bare floors, easily sucking up pet hair as well as small and bulky debris like rice or loose pieces of cereal.

This vacuum comes with a wide array of tools and attachments. These include a secondary floorhead with a soft roller and a built-in laser light to help you see fine debris on bare floors. It has an allergen trapping HEPA filter as well as a dirt sensor that counts and measures the size of particles being sucked into the vacuum. You can then see that information via the LED display at the back of its body, which could be helpful if you suffer from allergies and want to know about the presence of allergens in your home.

While it's more effective than many other cordless stick vacuums when dealing with stains, it still lacks any dedicated mopping attachment, meaning you're better off wiping away any stuck-on stains manually. Some parts of its mainly plastic body feel somewhat fragile, like its dustbin. Like many conventional vacuums, it also can't be used to clean liquid spills. Otherwise, not only is it the best stick vacuum for tile floors that we've tested, and also among the best cordless vacuums that we've tested.

The best stick/handheld vacuum with good suction that we've tested is the Dyson V15 Detect. This cordless vacuum does a great job of dealing with debris in cracks and crevices. It also offers outstanding performance on a wide variety of surface types. Using it in its 'Auto' mode lets it adjust its suction power to different surfaces automatically. However, you can still rotate the gate on its primary vacuum head if you're having trouble pushing it around on different surfaces. However, no matter what configuration you use it in, its strong suction force can still cause it to drag around some lighter rugs. An onboard particle sensor counts and measures the size of debris being sucked into the vacuum, handy for keeping track of allergens in your home. Unfortunately, while it can run for roughly 70 minutes in its most energy-efficient configuration, its high-power 'Boost' mode can drain its battery in roughly 10 minutes, so you need to work fast when dealing with stubborn messes.

If you're looking for a stick vacuum that costs noticeably less and still exerts a fairly strong suction force, the Samsung Jet 70 Pet is worth considering. It doesn't have the Dyson vacuum's automatic power adjustment capability or onboard dirt sensor, but it still performs very well across a wide range of surfaces. Unfortunately, its battery life in its strongest suction mode is even shorter than that of the Dyson.

Dyson is a British manufacturer well-known for making vacuums. They also sell other home appliances like fans and hair dryers. They make colorful, stylish-looking vacuums that use a patented root or digital cyclone motor design, which relies on centrifugal force for its suction power and sets Dyson vacuums apart from other brands. Their vacuums use a bagless design and often come with lots of accessories. They're usually cordless stick/handheld models, but they also make canister and upright models, among others. They're usually made entirely of plastic, which means they often don't weigh very much, but sometimes feel a bit flimsy.

The Dyson V15 Detect is the best Dyson vacuum we've tested. This cordless stick vacuum delivers excellent overall performance on bare floors and carpets, though its strong suction force can cause it to drag around some lighter rugs. It can also automatically adjust its suction power mode depending on the surface you're on. An LED screen displays the size and number of particles you've vacuumed up, the vacuum's current suction power mode, and a real-time estimate of the remaining charge. If you're looking for something lighter and better suited for spot-cleaning, the Dyson Humdinger is worth a look. Conversely, if you value the virtually indefinite runtime of a corded vacuum, the Dyson Ball Animal 2 is a solid option. However, like the V15, it can be a hassle to push around on some carpets due to its strong suction force.

The best cordless stick vacuum for pet hair on carpets that we've tested is the Dyson V15 Detect. This stick vacuum can suck up pet hair on low and high-pile carpet. It also features an onboard HEPA filter and a particulate sensor that measures and counts the debris that gets sucked into the vacuum, information that could be helpful if you suffer from allergies and want to know about the presence of allergens in your home.

This vacuum has a surface detection system that lets it automatically increase its suction mode when using it to clean carpets. You need to work fast when cleaning dense carpeting since its battery can run out in little under 10 minutes when used in its most powerful suction mode. Thankfully, its bagless design and washable filters result in minimal recurring costs. It can be easily reconfigured into a handheld vacuum and comes with a wide assortment of tools and accessories. The brushrolls for its turbo brush and vacuum heads are also removable, allowing you to clear hair wraps with less difficulty.

Unfortunately, this vacuum's strong suction force can make it difficult to push around on some carpets or can even cause it to drag around some lighter rugs. There are also quite a few parts that need regular cleaning. It also feels somewhat flimsy in places, particularly its clear plastic dirt compartment. Otherwise, this vacuum is a fantastic option for dealing with pet hair on carpets and one of the best cordless stick vacuums for pet hair we've tested.

The best bagless vacuum with a cordless design that we've tested is the Dyson V15 Detect. This cordless stick vacuum delivers superb performance on a wide variety of surfaces, easily cleaning pet hair as well as small and large debris on everything from linoleum to high-pile carpet. Its surface detection system enables it to automatically change its suction power depending on what you're vacuuming with its floorhead, which is good if you have a wide mix of floor types in your home. It also has a built-in particle sensor that counts and measures the size of debris that you're sucking up.

This vacuum comes with a very wide array of attachments, including a turbo brush, a combination upholstery tool/hard-bristle brush, and a secondary floorhead for bare floors with a soft brushroll and a laser light to help you see fine debris. Its allergen-trapping HEPA filter is washable, so recurring costs shouldn't be a major concern. It can run for up to 70 minutes on a single charge, but you need to work quickly when vacuuming stubborn messes or dense carpeting, as it only lasts for about 10 minutes when using it in its high-power 'Boost' mode.

Unfortunately, this vacuum's strong suction force can cause it to drag around some lighter rugs. There are quite a few parts that need regular cleaning too. Also, its mainly plastic construction doesn't feel sturdy, which is disappointing for a vacuum of this price. Otherwise, its versatile overall performance and dense feature set make it one of the best vacuums for carpets that we've tested.

The best vacuum for thick carpets with a stick/handheld design that we've tested is the Dyson V15 Detect. This cordless stick vacuum does a fantastic job cleaning pet hair and fine or large debris from this surface type, with minimal loss in suction performance as its dustbin fills up. Using it in its 'Auto' power mode allows it to automatically adjust its suction power depending on the surface that it's on.

This vacuum should provide anywhere between 10 to 75 minutes of runtime, depending on your settings and attachments. Its bagless design and washable HEPA filter keep recurring costs to a minimum, while its lightweight construction allows you to pick it up and carry it with minimal effort. You can quickly reconfigure it into a handheld vacuum for cleaning tight spots. It comes with a relatively wide assortment of tools and accessories, including a turbo brush and a combination upholstery tool/soft-bristle dusting brush.

Unfortunately, this vacuum doesn't feel especially sturdy, which is somewhat disappointing at this price point. Its strong suction force makes it hard to push and pull around on very dense carpets and can even cause it to drag around some lighter rugs. If you're looking for a cordless stick vacuum that can easily handle messes on high-pile carpet, it's a great option.

The Dyson V15 Detect is the best vacuum for hardwood and carpet with a cordless design that we've tested. It delivers exceptional performance on bare floors, where it clears pet hair and solid debris without difficulty. It also has no trouble sucking up various kinds of material on low and high-pile carpets. There's also a built-in dirt sensor that counts and measures the size of debris being sucked into the dustbin, which could be a helpful feature if you suffer from serious allergies and want to know about the presence of fine allergens in your home.

Its lightweight design makes it easy to maneuver in tight spaces, and you can quickly reconfigure it into a handheld vacuum for spot cleaning. It comes with quite a few tools, like a cone-shaped turbo brush, a combination hard bristle brush/upholstery tool, as well as a secondary vacuum head with a soft brushroll. Using it in its 'Eco' power mode grants over 70 minutes of battery life, which is quite a while for a cordless vacuum, but its runtime drops to roughly 10 minutes when using it in its max power 'Boost' mode.

Unfortunately, its strong suction force can make it a little difficult to push around on some carpets and can cause it to drag lighter rugs around. There are quite a few parts that need regular cleaning, but thankfully its bagless design and washable pre-motor and HEPA filters result in a near-total lack of recurring costs. Overall, its broad assortment of tools and versatile performance make it one of the best multi-surface vacuums we've tested.

The best vacuum cleaner we've tested is the Dyson V15 Detect. This high-end stick vacuum is remarkably potent, delivering similar debris pickup performance to many corded models. However, it has the advantage of being remarkably easy to deploy and maneuver. It's capable of automatically modulating its suction power depending on the surface that it's on and features a dirt sensor to count and measure the size of particles being sucked into the vacuum. However, it feels somewhat fragile, which is disappointing for a vacuum at this price point, and it has a relatively basic floorhead with no height adjustment or brushroll off switch, meaning it can get stuck on thicker carpeting pretty often.

Consider the Samsung Bespoke Jet if you're looking for something sturdier. It has a uniquely-designed standup charging rack that doubles as a self-emptying base station for its dustbin, making it easier and more hygienic to dispose of debris. However, its bulkier floorhead makes it more of a hassle to maneuver than the Dyson, and it isn't capable of automatically adjusting its suction power.

The Dyson V15 Detect is the best vacuum for pet hair we've tested. This high-end cordless stick vacuum has no problem dealing with pet hair on a wide variety of surface types, whether you're using the multi-surface floorhead or the soft-roller floorhead with an integrated laser light to help you see fine debris. Its built-in dirt sensor also gives you an idea of allergen quantities inside your home, and its washable HEPA filter is effective in sealing in allergens. Meanwhile, its surface detection system lets it automatically ramp up its suction power on carpets. While this vacuum can run for more than 70 minutes in its most energy-efficient configuration, that does drop quite a bit when used in its 'Boost' setting.

Worried about running out of charge midway through a cleaning session? Check out the Samsung Bespoke Jet, which has a charging rack that can top up its two included batteries at once, so you can swap in a fully-charged pack when you run out, effectively doubling its runtime. The freestanding charging rack also works as a self-emptying base station, as it can suck debris from the Samsung vacuum's dustbin into an internal dirtbag, minimizing maintenance requirements. That said, it's less maneuverable than the Dyson.

The Dyson V15 Detect is the best cordless vacuum cleaner we've tested. This cordless stick vacuum can easily handle pet hair as well as fine and large debris on both low- and high-pile carpets, though its strong suction force can cause it to drag around some lighter rugs. It can automatically adjust its suction power depending on the surfaces you're cleaning. There's also an onboard dirt sensor that counts and measures debris being sucked into the vacuum, meaning you can keep tabs on allergen concentration in your home. It has many attachments, like a miniature turbo brush, a combination upholstery tool/soft bristle brush, and even a secondary floorhead with a laser light to help you see fine debris on bare floors.

If you're looking for a better-built alternative, the Samsung Bespoke Jet is worth a look. This premium stick vacuum comes with a standup charging dock that doubles as a self-emptying base station; when docked, debris from the vacuum's dustbin is sucked into a dirtbag inside the base station, so you don't need to worry about creating a plume of dust when emptying it. However, its dual brushroll floorhead makes it more of a hassle to maneuver, and it lacks the Dyson vacuum's self-adjusting suction power capability.

The best vacuum for long hair we've tested is the Dyson V15 Detect. This cordless stick vacuum comes with separate floorheads for bare floors and carpets, each with removable brushrolls, so you can easily cut away any tangled hair. It has no trouble dealing with this kind of debris on a wide variety of floor types, and its surface detection system lets it automatically increase its suction power on carpeted floors. Its onboard particle sensor also provides an estimate of the allergen count in your home, meaning you can keep tabs on pet dander levels in your home.

Unfortunately, this vacuum does feel a tad flimsy, which is a disappointment at this price bracket. Consider the Samsung Bespoke Jet if you're looking for a better-built cordless stick vacuum. The Samsung also comes with a self-emptying base station that sucks debris from the vacuum's dustbin into a built-in dirtbag, so you won't have to worry about a plume of allergens releasing when emptying it. That said, its dual-brushroll floorhead is somewhat bulky and tangle-prone.

The Dyson V15 Detect is the best cordless stick vacuum we've tested. It delivers superb overall performance on bare floors and low and high-pile carpets, though its strong suction force can make it hard to push around on some rugs. It can automatically adjust its suction power depending on the surface type you're cleaning. It also has a dirt sensor that measures and counts the size of debris sucked into the vacuum, which will be helpful if you want to know about the presence of fine particles in your home. While this vacuum supplies upwards of 70 minutes of battery life in its most energy-efficient mode, its runtime drops to a little under 10 minutes when using it in its 'Boost' mode. It also feels fragile in places, which is disappointing for a vacuum at this price point.

Want something better built? Check out the Miele Triflex HX1. It has a unique design that allows you to use it as a stick, handheld, or cordless vacuum, but it doesn't last as long on a charge and has a smaller dustbin.

The best cordless vacuum with good suction that we've tested is the Dyson V15 Detect. With 230W of suction power, this vacuum is one of the most potent cordless models on the market, though it does fall short of higher-end corded models like the Miele Complete C3 Alize PowerLine and Dyson Ball Animal 3 in this regard. Still, it does a great job of dealing with debris on different surface types. Using it in its 'Auto' mode lets it automatically adjust its suction power to different surfaces. Unfortunately, no matter what power setting you use it in, its strong suction force can still cause it to drag around some lighter rugs. An onboard particle sensor counts and measures the size of debris being sucked into the vacuum, which is handy for keeping track of allergens in your home.

If you're looking for a stick vacuum that costs a little less and still exerts a fairly strong suction force, the Samsung Jet 90 Complete is worth considering. It doesn't have the Dyson vacuum's automatic power adjustment capability or onboard dirt sensor. However, its motor outputs 200 air watts of power, enabling it to perform very well across a wide range of surfaces.

Dyson is a British manufacturer well-known for making vacuums. They also sell other home appliances like fans and hair dryers. They make colorful, stylish-looking vacuums that use a patented root or digital cyclone motor design, which relies on centrifugal force for its suction power and sets Dyson vacuums apart from other brands. Their vacuums use a bagless design and often come with lots of accessories. They're usually cordless stick/handheld models, but they also make canister and upright models, among others. They're usually made entirely of plastic, meaning they often don't weigh very much, but sometimes feel a bit flimsy.

The Dyson V15 Detect is the best Dyson vacuum we've tested. It delivers excellent overall performance on bare floors and carpets, though its strong suction force can cause it to drag around some lighter rugs. It can also automatically adjust its suction power mode depending on the surface you're on. An LED screen displays the size and number of particles you've vacuumed up, the vacuum's current suction power mode, and a real-time estimate of the remaining charge. If you're looking for something lighter, the Dyson V12 Detect Slim is worth a look, though it has a less potent suction motor. Conversely, if you value the virtually indefinite runtime of a corded vacuum, the Dyson Ball Animal 3 is a solid option. Like the V15, it can be a hassle to push around on some carpets due to its strong suction force.

The best cordless vacuum for pet hair that we've tested is the Dyson V15 Detect. This high-end stick vacuum is capable of automatically modulating its suction power depending on the surface that it's on. It has a max power output of 230AW, which is very strong for a cordless model, and delivers exceptional pet hair pickup performance. Its allergen-sealed construction and onboard HEPA filter help trap pet dander as you clean. Its secondary soft-roller floorhead features a built-in laser light to help you see fine hairs and tiny particles on bare surfaces. There are a few other handy attachments, like a miniature turbo brush and a combo upholstery tool/soft bristle brush.

It also features a particle sensor that counts and measures the size of debris being sucked into the vacuum, which can be informative if you want to keep an eye on allergen counts in your home, but it isn't all that useful for most people. If you're in the market for a premium stick vacuum and suffer from allergies, consider the Samsung Bespoke Jet. While it's bulkier and less maneuverable than the Dyson, it comes with a rack station that sucks debris from the vacuum into an external dirtbag, so you won't have to worry about plumes of dust kicking up when emptying it.

The best cordless bagless vacuum we've tested is the Dyson V15 Detect. This cordless stick vacuum delivers superb performance on a wide variety of surfaces, easily cleaning pet hair as well as small and large debris on everything from linoleum to high-pile carpet, though its strong suction force can cause it to drag around some lighter rugs. Its surface detection system enables it to automatically change its suction power depending on what you're vacuuming. It also has a built-in particle sensor that counts and measures debris you're sucking up, which is handy if you want to know about the presence of fine allergens in your home. It can run for up to 70 minutes, but you need to work fast when vacuuming stubborn messes, as it only lasts for about 10 minutes when using it in its high-power 'Boost' mode.

However, the Dyson doesn't feel especially robust, which is a disappointment for a vacuum at this price point. Take a look at the Miele Triflex HX1 if you don't mind sacrificing suction performance and battery life in exchange for significantly better build quality.

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 It's so effective and user-friendly. A/\s/handheld wireless vacuum just makes sense and/\s/ the option to buy extra batteries is great, for/\s/either adding extra charge or future proofing./\s/ For Me: the point-and-shoot emptying has been/\s/a game changer and the laser fluffy head is my/\s/ new favourite attachment. Personally I think/\s/the Dyson V15 Detect is worth the investment/\s/ and it's made my carpets feel fluffy and new/\s/again

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 and in more detail, these/\s/are the ones you get with this particular model./\s/ The High Torque Cleaner head with anti-tangle/\s/technology sucks up dust and hair from all floor/\s/ types. The Hair screw tool with an anti-tangle/\s/brush picks up hair and pet hair fast and as/\s/ it's a smaller head. I Use this one for doing the/\s/stairs

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Dyson V15 Detect Absolute | Unboxing and Review

Hi i'm Nicola and today I'll be unboxing my Dyson 
V15. With a few versions of the V15 available,  

Let's get it out and I'll show you just what 
you get in the box of the Dyson V15 Detect  

Absolute. In here we'll find the Dyson V15 and all 
of the attachments. Just opening it up I'm in love  

with it already. So I'm excited to get it out of 
the packaging. This is what you get in the box.  

The Dyson V15 Absolute comes with six changeable 
attachments. These are the torque drive cleaning  

head, The hair screw tool, The crevice tool, 
The combination tool, The quick release mini  

soft dusting brush and the new one that I can't 
wait to try, is the laser slim fluffy cleaner  

head. This is the one with the laser to show 
all of the dirt. As part of this package I got,  

it also came with the light pipe crevice 
tool. This came separately in another parcel.  

In with the packaging you also get a docking 
station to store it on the wall, a wand clip so  

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