new dyson coming out
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madaboutsebo
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I wonder if they ever will make anything other than the stick form they have adapted currently for their cordless range!? From what you read and interviews from Dyson and James Dyson himself it’s seems they are happy to go down the stick format. Their mantra seems to be ever smaller, lighter and more powerful so be interesting to see in the future if they steer away or add a different cordless format to the lineup! To Dyson the stick format is what they think works for quick cleans, versatility etc..etc...but as they try to cover and please different home setups small, medium and large then you start to add size and weight to that setup!
Maybe once their solid state battery technology is launched it may open up more possibilities for different cordless vacuum forms from Dyson.
Maybe once their solid state battery technology is launched it may open up more possibilities for different cordless vacuum forms from Dyson.
madaboutsebo
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madaboutsebo
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Yes it will be interesting to see if the trigger is still present! The Omni-Glide models have a power button in place of the trigger but that may be down to the new handle design on them! Saying that I’m surprised they used a power button on these as the runtime is only 20 mins but they are designed I think for quick cleans!
juju93
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Can someone explain to me what solid state batttery technology is? Also do you think dyson will just present it on its website or do you think they'll do some sort of presentation launch event like they did with the v10.
madaboutsebo
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@juju93 here is a brief overview of a form of solid state batteries:
“A solid-state battery is a battery technology that uses solid electrodes and a solid electrolyte, instead of the liquid or polymer gel electrolytes found in lithium-ion or lithium polymer batteries.”
This new battery technology will enable light in weight batteries, dense energy storage, longer runtimes and quick charging times. Better life cycle so they last longer. These are things that are being mentioned with this new battery technology! Dyson and other Manufacturers are looking at developing their own versions of it especially the EV car markets!
It’s hard to say how they will launch it, would think some sort of presentation as the post that they mentioned the launch date mentions ‘see it in action’
“A solid-state battery is a battery technology that uses solid electrodes and a solid electrolyte, instead of the liquid or polymer gel electrolytes found in lithium-ion or lithium polymer batteries.”
This new battery technology will enable light in weight batteries, dense energy storage, longer runtimes and quick charging times. Better life cycle so they last longer. These are things that are being mentioned with this new battery technology! Dyson and other Manufacturers are looking at developing their own versions of it especially the EV car markets!
It’s hard to say how they will launch it, would think some sort of presentation as the post that they mentioned the launch date mentions ‘see it in action’
juju93
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In a way that make since, especially since dyson cordlesses have gone up in weight through the years due to the increase weight in the batteries. I mean hey the v11 torque and v11 outsize weigh the most simply due to there bigger battery packs. Well actually all v11 variants have a noticable weight difference compare to older models. I'm dying to see if we finally have an 8lb or over lol. One thing I don't understand is why did they remove the v11 torque and outisze but yet kept the v7 and v8 series machines. Doesn't dyson tend to get rid of there older models when the newer ones come out. I could see them doing away with the v8 as thats pushing 5 years old and the v7 is pushing 4. Can't see dyson doing away with the v10 nor v11 models and the various variants they comes in. Also does anyone know why they got rid of there handheld options because its not an option on their website anymore.
madaboutsebo
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Have they not replaced the V11 Outsize with the V11 Outsize Origin?
Dyson usually scale down the current model that was last launch before a new model launch..previous history! As they are only developing and launching new cordless models maybe they want to keep the older cones like the V7 and V8 as like entry level models in the market place! Apparently the V8 was their fastest selling cordless to date!! I would think base models or so of the V10 and V11 will remain on sale. Plus they are sort of limited with their range/models now only having one cordless variant - stick format! Hence the older cordless models still available. Whereas they had Uprights, canisters, cordless handhelds, cordless stick machines and now they just develop the cordless stick format!
Dyson usually scale down the current model that was last launch before a new model launch..previous history! As they are only developing and launching new cordless models maybe they want to keep the older cones like the V7 and V8 as like entry level models in the market place! Apparently the V8 was their fastest selling cordless to date!! I would think base models or so of the V10 and V11 will remain on sale. Plus they are sort of limited with their range/models now only having one cordless variant - stick format! Hence the older cordless models still available. Whereas they had Uprights, canisters, cordless handhelds, cordless stick machines and now they just develop the cordless stick format!
juju93
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The outsize origin was already out when the regular outsize came out. They actually lauched together. The only difference is the color and also the origin comes with only one battery and one charger, whereas the regualr outsize comes with two batteries and 2 chargers. I will say that gold on the origin is tacky looking to me. Thank goodness I got my outsize origin (thats what its defined as), from HSN so I didn't have to get it in that tacky gold color. Less than 24 hours to go yall. I'm so excited.
juju93
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My question is this
Will Dyson just launch it on the website tomorrow at anytime or will they do a presentation online somewhere and then update the website. What I mean is will it possibly be up online tomorrow morning when I wake up or do I have to wait till like mid afternoon for them to do some type of presentation launch? The intisipation is killing me. I'm dying to see what this new model will feature and look like.
This may sound random but when do you think Dyson will step away from calling a v series. like we have had the v series for several years and the prior to that they went by DC. Do yall think they'll change the naming of the series. Also if they do come out with the v12 and v15, how many variants of each model do you think Dyson will present? And what do we think this "detect" means, in terms of its name?
Will Dyson just launch it on the website tomorrow at anytime or will they do a presentation online somewhere and then update the website. What I mean is will it possibly be up online tomorrow morning when I wake up or do I have to wait till like mid afternoon for them to do some type of presentation launch? The intisipation is killing me. I'm dying to see what this new model will feature and look like.
This may sound random but when do you think Dyson will step away from calling a v series. like we have had the v series for several years and the prior to that they went by DC. Do yall think they'll change the naming of the series. Also if they do come out with the v12 and v15, how many variants of each model do you think Dyson will present? And what do we think this "detect" means, in terms of its name?
juju93
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Ugh 
so we have to wait till 4pm central time for the release. Like come on Dyson
so we have to wait till 4pm central time for the release. Like come on Dyson
dysonman1
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Maybe "detect" means there is a dirt sensor in the nozzle, like my Kenmore battery stick vac has.
juju93
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My question is this. How are they going to launch the new technology. Like are they going to just update the website and call it a lauch, or are they going to do a presentation launch like what they did with the v10?
I hope when they do launch the machine(S) that within the vairants theres not much difference between them. One of the things i hate with both v10 and v11 is that within the vairiants there was a noticable difference. Like the size and cleaner head of the v10 motorhead was completely different than those of the animal and absolute variant. They should've just been the same size bin for all 3 varients. Now look at the v11. They shouldve just came out with the one with the LCD displace and not the animal option with the light up screen. They couldve made an animal variant with the LCD displace just with lesser attachments. The same with the v10 series. Does what I'm saying make sense?
I hope when they do launch the machine(S) that within the vairants theres not much difference between them. One of the things i hate with both v10 and v11 is that within the vairiants there was a noticable difference. Like the size and cleaner head of the v10 motorhead was completely different than those of the animal and absolute variant. They should've just been the same size bin for all 3 varients. Now look at the v11. They shouldve just came out with the one with the LCD displace and not the animal option with the light up screen. They couldve made an animal variant with the LCD displace just with lesser attachments. The same with the v10 series. Does what I'm saying make sense?
juju93
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To me this new v15 isn't woth all the hype. To mean its basicall a v11 with a fancy screan. Those new cleaner heads can be probably purchassed separately for older models. I'm personally gonna look into getting that hair screw tool, which is an updated mini motorized brush, for my outsize unit. What I personally like about this new model is that sit uses the same remveable battery that the v11 series does, which means the floor doc will also be compatable. What I don't understand is why Dyson skipped v12 and wen't to v15. What I'm also not a fan of is that classic dyson yellowish ornage color. to me the machine should just be chrone like the rest of the cordless range. On top of that, the iron wand doesn't seem to match it really well.
juju93
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It really wasn't all that it hyped up to be. I mean I could go to dysons website right now and order those tangle free brushes and use them on my outsize model. Another thing I notice with the dyson tool selection on the website is that they don't have that new purple crevice tool with the light on it for sale or even being mentioned on its site, as well as that new reach under tool that allows you to bends the wand to clean under lower furniture without having to get down and turn the machine sideways.
Lets just hope when kirby launches a new model it doesn't have the same feeling like this one did. I mean i'm sure it will. Me personally was just expecting more out of Dyson with the new launch excite me that much. Now when Rexair came out with the SRX that was worth the hype and excitement and thats kind of what I was expecting from Dyson and possibly from Kirby. Speaking of Rexair, I hope they come up/out with something cool for its 85th anniversary.
Lets just hope when kirby launches a new model it doesn't have the same feeling like this one did. I mean i'm sure it will. Me personally was just expecting more out of Dyson with the new launch excite me that much. Now when Rexair came out with the SRX that was worth the hype and excitement and thats kind of what I was expecting from Dyson and possibly from Kirby. Speaking of Rexair, I hope they come up/out with something cool for its 85th anniversary.
