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Yeah! Because I forgot to talk about bags! Yes, bags are easy to clean and dispose, but they likely goes to landfills. They also clogs easily and loses suction after literally a short while. Also, central either pollutes your home or the world. Both are no-no.

Seriously?

Well, enjoy your central vac then.

Great name!

You cannot force me to stop defending Vacuum Facts! I got to vacuumland.org because of him, too! Also... - The most cyclonic central vacuums are poor in cyclone efficiency compared to even most Dyson copycats. Dyson mastered the cyclonic separation and patented a lot of it, and partly expired...

That European wand sure it's similar in orifice size to Dyson's cordless. That's nearly 8cm² for you.

I found Vacuum Facts very objective. That's why I defended him.

You think I never ever make up my own thoughts?

Well... You clearly haven't watched Vacuum Facts' video.

G5 what? I was talking about Dyson! Also, how would a 32mm diameter perform?

There currently isn't any stick vac that have that much power, but most stick vacs of today are better than am central vacuums.

(cont.) @encorevacuums... and that's my very long explanation, and that's with the assistance of Vacuum Facts' own channel! I did state that each model involved in this poll have at least one significant flaw, with many of the dedicated options having multiples. I voted for Dyson V16 in...

@encorevacuums let me try to explain... Dyson V16 Piston Animal (and the Submarine which is the wet-and-dry version) is normally an excellent and superior vacuum. A true mains-equivalent with innovations and advancements that help change the game of floorcare and cleaning, but... emphasis on...

Kirby cleans up, teaming up with Dyson, making custom, extra-efficient and super-powered versions of Dyson's cordless mains-equivalent stuffs (such as heavy-duty versions of PencilVac or V15 onwards), and... uh... Thanks, @amtraksebo1997 for helping me out with this opinion! No more Tech...

No context is a no go. We needed context to even understand. I sought context from Vacuum Facts and his physics-based knowledge and cordless experience, not his drawn-out explanations. I even tried to follow his infos, though he tends to tell me that I got it wrong. I don't mind being proven...

V15 Detect are really well-received for a Dyson (your mileage may vary; f#¢k the current state of Dyson's award-winning customer service), and the power trigger wasn't too big of a problem. Gen5 is a refinement and removed the trigger. To be honest, that trigger and the extra weight are...

Oh ok. Good luck and bless you!

Tool brands count towards the "knockoffs" option, the last one. @Hatsuwr, that means you chose the knockoffs. I expect you to vote accordingly.

Oh wait, I didn't expect you to bring up the hot wire as opposed to the common fan-based anemometers people uses. @cheesewonton, can you send us the spreadsheet for us to check? Based on the calculation formula you gave me, this means a Gen5 (roughly 72CFM or 34l/s) does 193km/h or 120mph in...

Oh my god. There are people who thinks central vacuums is better in literally EVERY single aspects and not just SOME. I agree with @Vacuum Facts and fw the take... Even cordless dupes - not true mains-equivalents like all Dyson flagships since Cyclone V10 (and V12 and V8 Cyclone onwards (V16...