Review on Vacuum cleaner Dyson Cyclone V10 Animal (SV12), purple by Ilona Tkczki ᠌
The product is average, I'm not sure it's worth the money.
After the enormous old Philips, attitudes are largely favorable. lighter and more mobile than before. We chose the average mode since the suction level is suitable. In contrast to other manufacturers, the brushes do not have enough bulbs. The unfortunate trigger and the protrusion underneath it ruin the entire effect. Although it looks trivial, it is quite frustrating. With such cash. Will I purchase again? But not this one. I won't give advice; make sure to test the product in the store and make your own decision. The tube is loose after two years of use. Only if you place the brush on top or press the "turbo" does it pull strongly; otherwise, it moves around the floor like a lump of earth. Impression: a child's toy that costs a lot of money.
- There are numerous benefits. They purchased it primarily because of how well it cleans. All the trash is visible in the dust collector; know when to go to bed. Something can be swiftly removed from the mount and removed easily. In average mode, one charge is sufficient to clean a typical three-room apartment for roughly an hour. Perhaps all the benefits are here.
- The TRIGGER is the biggest negative! You have to keep pressing it with your finger. After cleaning, the hand feels numb, and the fingers stiffen. I don't know, maybe it's just me, but after the initial cleaning, my finger developed dropsy from rubbing it against the protrusion under the trigger. I now wrap my finger in adhesive tape before cleaning. Additionally, the ledge itself desires to be cut down. Really, creating a convenient on was impossible! Because the carpet nozzle practically cannot penetrate under a double bed with legs, carpets underneath furniture cannot be cleaned. Well, it's a little weighty for a totally subjective assessment. Make sure you test it out at the store to make sure you like the weight before you buy. And last, the cost. But advertisements cost money.
