Looking to grab a 40mm Apple Watch for my nephew. Hope I can find a good deal.
I've seen "$100 off" in a couple places, that's the discount I would expect.
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My old Dyson stick vacuum is dying, I'd like to get a V11 to replace it but can't justify a $800 price tag. If it came down a couple hundred bucks though I could probably swallow that
My old Dyson stick vacuum is dying, I'd like to get a V11 to replace it but can't justify a $800 price tag. If it came down a couple hundred bucks though I could probably swallow that
I haven't seen the V11 on sale, but the V10 (which I gather is pretty similar) is coming down to 399 from 599 in a lot of places (visions, CT, Best Buy).
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I haven't seen the V11 on sale, but the V10 (which I gather is pretty similar) is coming down to 399 from 599 in a lot of places (visions, CT, Best Buy).
Ya I've seen that, and if there are no V11 sales I'll just go with the V10. But after doing some reason the V11 has a better spinning brush head, slightly better motor, and an LCD screen telling you how much battery you have left which would be nice. Plus reviews state the V11 is easier to empty than the V10, and that's my primary concern as emptying my current V6 is a huge pain in the ass
Bro, I don't think there's any real difference between the two vacuums. I have the v10 and my mother in law has the v11 and they are basically exactly the same except the v11 is heavier and thus worse imo.
We have a dog and low-pile carpeting and hardwood, and the v10 is just as good as our plug in dyson animal.
LCD screen is basically a useless add-on. The v10 has a bar that lights up to let you know the battery life and a manual button to let you know what setting you're on. If those are too difficult to understand, I don't think spelling it out on a screen is going to change much.
v10 is easy to empty into a garbage bin or bag, nothing like the older dysons.
Take the plunge on a sale price v10 and buy yourself something else with the savings.
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The biggest difference I'm aware of is that the V11 has a built-in program to detect what type of floor it's on, and to adjust the power it is using based on that, for extra battery life. But doesn't the V10 come with two brush heads vs 1 for the V11? Because that would be enough for me to prefer the V10.
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The biggest difference I'm aware of is that the V11 has a built-in program to detect what type of floor it's on, and to adjust the power it is using based on that, for extra battery life. But doesn't the V10 come with two brush heads vs 1 for the V11? Because that would be enough for me to prefer the V10.
I think we bought the absolute version which came with all the attachments?
I don't remember. I'm looking at it here hanging on the wall and I have a carpet attachment and a hardwood attachment.
'Sensing the flooring' sounds like a gimmick. The v10 has 3 'speeds'. I vacuum the hardwood on speed 2 and the carpet on speed 3.
Dog sheds massively, no issues.
Holding the wand away from your body means that extra pound is actually a pretty substantial difference. I guess it works out to being 15-20% heavier?
I'm very happy with the v10 for anyone on the fence, and I think i'm a pretty harsh review.
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My old Dyson stick vacuum is dying, I'd like to get a V11 to replace it but can't justify a $800 price tag. If it came down a couple hundred bucks though I could probably swallow that
When are Dyson started to die, we called the support line and they sent us a new head unit. That didn't work well either so we sent it back and they sent us a full newer model. No cost and the vacuum was long out of warranty. I guess we just got a nice support person.
Worth a try if you do not want to upgrade and get the same of similar model.
V11 advantages and disadvantages vs V10... I was right, they don't include the "soft brush" with the V11.
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Dyson concerns? Buy it from Costco. It will die. You can return it without receipt, even after warranty has expired. They will refund. You can buy new. We are on number three already. It is acting up and still under warranty so we will return it. The first two were way past warranty but Costco still refunded it for us.
Bro, I don't think there's any real difference between the two vacuums. I have the v10 and my mother in law has the v11 and they are basically exactly the same except the v11 is heavier and thus worse imo.
We have a dog and low-pile carpeting and hardwood, and the v10 is just as good as our plug in dyson animal.
LCD screen is basically a useless add-on. The v10 has a bar that lights up to let you know the battery life and a manual button to let you know what setting you're on. If those are too difficult to understand, I don't think spelling it out on a screen is going to change much.
v10 is easy to empty into a garbage bin or bag, nothing like the older dysons.
Take the plunge on a sale price v10 and buy yourself something else with the savings.
Thanks for that, you sold me. No worries about buying a new vacuum at a $400 price point that will last a long time. My V6 trucked along for 6 or 7 years now and I more than got my money out of it compared to past vacuums. If I get that kind of life out of a V10 then it's totally worth it
