We tested the Dyson V11 and yes, it's still the best cleaner - Walla! TECH

2019-12-05T11:23:32.841Z

After creating the wireless vacuum cleaners category, Dyson is launching Israel in parallel with the global launch of the V11, the new generation of the series. You will not find significant and significant improvements ...

We tested the Dyson V11 and yes, it is still the best cleaner

After creating the wireless vacuum cleaner category, Dyson is launching Israel in parallel with the global launch of the V11, the new generation of the series. You will not find significant and significant improvements in the new generation, but it certainly manages to maintain supremacy in the field

We tested the Dyson V11 and yes, it is still the best cleaner

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The British Dyson company leads the world of wireless vacuum cleaners year after year, after inventing the category and changing the way we clean at home. One of the reasons why Dyson maintains technological advancement is the thousands of engineers who work on the vacuum cleaners category every year, and the fact that Dyson manufactures the revolutionary engines. 2019 was full of changes for the British company that relocated its headquarters to Singapore, including the production line. This year, too, introduced the V11, the next generation V10 vacuum cleaner that did not include any significant changes but mainly improvements, which is somewhat reminiscent of Apple's launch strategy.

Apparently simply "better"

Two major enhancements to the new generation are: the real-time LCD monitor updates battery life in minutes and allows you to choose from four different modes, depending on the accessory you use. You can find economical, normal, high power and auto mode. This is definitely a significant improvement, and I was delighted to find that in Dyson they were able to translate the simple interface into Hebrew so that it is accessible to every user. This is a welcome addition, and although I feared the screen would break, it seemed that Dyson had found the best way to protect it from falls and damage. Although the cleaner fell several times (apologies in advance), no screen damage was done.

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The second improvement is the pumping power, and the V11 suction power is 185 air - watts, compared to 140 air - watts in the previous generation. However, the weight of the V11 increased by 300 grams, favoring a 20 percent larger battery which surprisingly does not provide longer battery life than the previous generation. The power of the pump has improved thanks to the new engine manufactured by Dyson, which is in fact one of the few companies in the world to manufacture the engines themselves, which guarantees high quality, along with precise matching of the other cleaner components. Pumping companies like Jimmy, and Shark, take pride in having their cleaner overcoming every possible obstacle. However, the V11 is the one that comes with the highest suction power, and it has met every challenge I have faced.

So how is he actually?

Dyson is an Apple of the world of cleaners and undeniable. The new generation, too, although not bringing significant design and hardware improvements, retains high material quality, excellent fall resistance and takes everything that's good on the V10 and improves it a little more. Dyson's new cleaner feels like Apple's iPhone strategy, with the current generation bringing minor improvements. A change I liked less, is the weight of the cleaner that went up by 300 grams. While the expectation is that these pumps will become easier and easier, the new generation seems to be doing just the opposite.

Accessories included in Dyson's new vacuum cleaner (Photo: Mikey Levy)

Dyson Vacuum Cleaner (Photo: Mikey Levy, Walla System! NEWS)

Another drawback is the power button that cannot be operated continuously. Dyson engineers responded to this issue during our visit to the company's headquarters in Singapore, choosing not to incorporate such a button for battery saving reasons. However, convenience seems to significantly outweigh battery savings. Does the V11 bring real news? definitely not. If you have a V10, you'll be happy to find that you don't need to upgrade to the new generation. It is sold in official import and marketing of BNZK from NIS 2,790 up to NIS 3,190, with a two-year warranty and customer support. Is he the best cleaner there is today? Definitely. Dyson does it again, year after year, but unlike the V10 which was a huge jump from the V9, the current jump seems to be definitely minor. One of the gospel launches is the dramatic drop in the price of the V10 that has now become more accessible.