Unsponsored Review of the Shark PowerDetect Clean & Empty Cordless stick vacuum vs the Dyson V15 and the Dyson V12. Are you wondering which cordless vacuum truly delivers the best performance? In this ultimate showdown, we put the Shark PowerDetect Cordless against the Dyson V15 Detect to see which one reigns supreme. 💪
🔍 In this video, we compare:
✅ attachments and brushroll types
✅ Suction Power & Deep Cleaning Performance
✅ Battery Life & Run Time
✅ Dust Detection & Filtration
✅ Maneuverability & Ease of Use
✅ Price & Overall Value
0:00 Intro
0:35 Shark PowerDetect Cordless Features
1:12 Dyson V15 Features
1:39 Shark Clean & Easy Explained
2:10 Handling the Shark PowerDetect
3:30 Shark Brushroll
3:59 Side by side comparison of Shark vs Dyson (NO CUT EDIT)
5:00 Dyson v15 features vs Shark
7:00 SHARK POWERDETECT PROS & CONS
7:55 FLUFFY DETECT BRUSH VS SHARK DUO CLEAN DETECT
9:50 Clean & Easy Self Empty Tests
10:30 Verdict
Is the Shark PowerDetect a real challenger to the Dyson V15, or does Dyson still hold the crown? 🏆 Watch until the end for the full verdict!
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Why do you all testers try to pick up large particles like cheerios with regular roller heads? Common sense says when you spill lots of cheerios, use no attachment but the tube only. The scenarios are so out it's hard to believe. The same with wet vacuums. If i spill honey, i first use paper towel, then start mopping, because if i use any mop – a traditional one or electric one – i styl end up having to wash properly the mop rollers/pad. Home vacuum cleaners aren supposed to clean regular mess, dust here and there etc. Meanwhile you test them spilling and rubbing into carpet huge amount of rubbish and are surprised the vacuums don't deal with them. They're not supposed to. Vacuum cleaner manufacturers design them with normal users in mind, not freaks who live in mess.
Great explanation of all the differences. Super easy to understand