Dyson V15 Detect Total Clean $949 - 50x points ($193.80 CT money) 18% discount in CT money

82 wrote: ↑ any rumor what Dyson will bring out on March 2022?

xXKEIXx wrote: ↑ $950 for a handheld vacuum??

PrettyGood wrote: ↑ I know that's a lot of money for a handheld vacuum or any vacuum for that matter. I was surprised to see on Black Friday why a $950 vacuum is being sold out everywhere. So I looked into it. This vacuum forms a new category of smart vacuums coming up. Has fancy features like the laser that illuminates dust and a digital display that shows what size dust particles were picked up. Also, if you are looking for cordless vacuum with good suction, Hepa filter, good battery, soft roller for hard floors this is one of the best one.

The only other vacuum that I found directly competes with this is the Tineco Pure One S12 Pro Ex. Retails for $699 right now. (Was $549 on Black Friday) Comes with a few more tools than the Dyson but the Dyson comes with a 2 year warranty though. With the discount Dyson seems like a better choice as Tineco is a fairly new company when compared to Dyson.

xXKEIXx wrote: ↑ Cool thanks for the input...I was legit curious as I have a couple Dyson vacs at home but no where near that price point. Didn't know they cost that much now. Last time I looked around they were still like $600s.

Kingdog wrote: ↑ I've been using this vacuum for couple of weeks and I can say it's a game-changer. I have a great pyrenees dog that weighs close to 100 pounds. I brush him every other day, but he still sheds an absurd amount of hair all year. I bought a Eufy robovac to help with vacuuming because if I don't vacuum at least once everyday then it starts to visibly accumulate everywhere in my apartment. And by everywhere I mean like in my food, drawers; every nooks and crannies. I open a newly delivered pizza box and it's already in there level of shedding. It didn't take long to realize the robovac was another inconvenient liability, since the hairs get tangled in the mechanism and it has maybe half a capacity of his daily shedding. The laser attachment gives me a visual indication of exactly where I need to run my vacuum and how much has been cleaned, so I never have to run the same area twice. You will be amazed just how much small dirts accumulate on the floor. It's kind of mind-blowing. It makes me vacuum far more often, but I spend far less time in total because it makes cleaning that much efficient. It takes me about 5~7 minutes total to vacuum my 600 sqft apartment, and I do it about twice a day. I don't care if the device poops out in a year or two, it will still have been worth it given how much time I save. Anyway, after using it for a day I went to BB to get a 7 year warranty for 150.

PrettyGood wrote: ↑ ....The only other vacuum that I found directly competes with this is the Tineco Pure One S12 Pro Ex. Retails for $699 right now. (Was $549 on Black Friday) Comes with a few more tools than the Dyson but the Dyson comes with a 2 year warranty though. With the discount Dyson seems like a better choice as Tineco is a fairly new company when compared to Dyson.

Richfields wrote: ↑ Dyson was founded in 1991. Tineco was founded in 1998. I know that Tineco is newer, but I wouldn't say a 23-year-old company could be considered fairly new, even against a 30-year-old one.

dvdvideo wrote: ↑ Thats a tough sell, the tech is neat but $1,000?
Hopefully it drops over time.

sports1 wrote: ↑ Is the V15 really that much better than the V10/V11 that it's worth the extra $500 minimum?

Because I got the V10 absolute at $430(?) + tax and I really can't see how much better a vacuum can get at $950...