Review on Vacuum cleaner Dyson V11 Absolute (SV14), grey/blue by Dorota Sokalska (Wic ᠌

I have no complaints about the purchase, and I find that the benefits much outweigh any drawbacks associated with it. After using a wired vacuum cleaner, using a cordless one is like going to the moon. It is also quite portable. The vacuum cleaner, the hose, and the couple of nozzles that I use on a consistent basis are all tidily stored on the shelf inside the closet. It only takes ten seconds to put together, and you can vacuum it afterwards. - Highly effective. The turbo brush does an excellent job of removing debris and material that has become lodged in the villi. Because it is so strong, the vacuum cleaner needs to be moved around the carpet at times while using both hands. - Button labeled "Start." The noise of the vacuum cleaner, which is idling while I move a chair or is distracted by a discussion, disturbs me, so the fact that it can be turned off simply is useful for my tastes, as the noise of the vacuum cleaner can be annoying. There is no need to hastily reach for a switch or another control to turn it off. - Design. Each and every minuscule aspect has been given careful consideration. On-screen clues are now available. Tips are also concealed on the handle for the occasion when it will be necessary to remove the dust cup. It is a joy to use because everything is handy and falls into place in a way that is obvious to the user. Because the air is purer, I find that I sneeze less often. However, there is a complexity to consider when it comes to cleaning. Negatives: - The primary component of the vacuum cleaner is very ponderous, weighing approximately 3 kilograms. Because the bulk presses into the floor, this is not significantly felt when the cleaning is being done. However, the hand will become fatigued during the cleaning process, as well as during installation and disassembly. Because of the location of the vacuum cleaner's high center of gravity, this also contributes to the fact that the device cannot stand on its own. If you need to step away from the cleaning for a short while, you must lay it down horizontally on the floor; otherwise, it will shatter into a million pieces. On the plus side, cleaning can be done with the touch of a button, which is very convenient. On the minus side, I have a problem with the fact that I have long hair, which means that there is a lot of it on the floor, and as a consequence, there is a lot of it in the vacuum cleaner. They encircle the rim of the glass, thereby attracting dust to themselves, and cannot be removed by shaking the glass after it has been emptied. Either remove the entire piece of glass, shake it off, and then wash it, or remove the piece entirely and wipe it down with a dry cloth before removing it from the container.