Dyson Piston

[Vacuum Facts]

Back on topic for the first time in a LONG while with all the trolling...

This came out yesterday. It's all true. However, there's a lot more to this story than they're telling you in a 2 minute promo—including some warts from their ground up redesign. I've not yet seen a single review that doesn't add unnecessary and petty criticism (whining, really) about trivial non-issues that don't really show up in real-world usage, distinct from their unevidenced vague anecdotes. Yet those reviews completely miss the important and valid sources of criticism—and most importantly of all: in detail with clear objective evidence. Most reviews only want your clicks though for self gain...

There are so many details that aren't in the promo about the subtle design features of the head that allow hair to successfully release from the agitator into the airflow. Of course, no one has talked about any of it in detail in the scam reviews, but I'll go into them in my review.

 

[centralsweeper63]

So, everyone except you is whining?

 

[herbicide]

Where 'petty criticism'

Back on topic for the first time in a LONG while with all the trolling...

This came out yesterday. It's all true. However, there's a lot more to this story than they're telling you in a 2 minute promo—including some warts from their ground up redesign. I've not yet seen a single review that doesn't add unnecessary and petty criticism (whining, really) about trivial non-issues that don't really show up in real-world usage, distinct from their unevidenced vague anecdotes. Yet those reviews completely miss the important and valid sources of criticism—and most importantly of all: in detail with clear objective evidence. Most reviews only want your clicks though for self gain...

There are so many details that aren't in the promo about the subtle design features of the head that allow hair to successfully release from the agitator into the airflow. Of course, no one has talked about any of it in detail in the scam reviews, but I'll go into them in my review.

Show us this statistically significant data on real-world usage.

 

[herbicide]

So, everyone except you is whining?

Don't forget we're all a bunch of ignorant whining trolls.

 

[cheesewonton]

Yep, the DC41 was bad for clamping and why the later light ball introduced the bleed relief gates to increase airflow. These transferred over to the cordless, although this is a bit wasteful. There's a great story to tell about where the technology is going (see my eventual V16 review). The US animal 3, which is the equivalent to the final UK mains machine, does get the gates. It's amazing how energetically wasteful the mains machines are nowadays The V16 has shown that in real-world mess conditions (distinct from exaggerated building site-like testing from weak sources), you can now get mains performance with just ~138 W, including the 100 W head on carpet.

Bleed gates. Pretty much what Panasonic had on their Plush Pro power nozzle with their MC-CG957 canister in 2014 and with the Kenmore Elite 700 Series canister vacuum that same year. The same design carries on today as the Kenmore Ultra Plush Nozzle and the Cen-Tec Systems CT-25QD. it is also sold with the Titan T9500 canister model. If you have ever used one you know this is one of the all time great power nozzles and does exactly what Panasonic claims on deep pile plush carpets.

 

[centralsweeper63]

Iwish we got those in NZ.