Review on Tineco Cordless Cleaner Suction Controls by Dorothy Collazos

The other day I took the Dyson V10 Absolute (pictured; orange) apart as much as possible to clean it. It was a painful experience. The "planned obsolescence" design still pisses me off. Both Tineco vacuum cleaners are fully modular: you can clean and replace each component. Very, very easy to care for. All Tineco features reflect a thoughtful design for the end user. + replaceable spare battery, unlike Dyson + charging station included in correct offer; The Dyson stand is like a $150 replacement filter + simple filter cleaner that cleans the filter in 1 minute, unlike Dyson, you have to wash the filter and wait 24 hours for it to dry + easy disassembly of all parts; Dyson only grants you full access to the dust box and possibly some roller attachments if you don't want to use a Torx screwdriver - even then the electronics are exposed; You can't really 'clean' + switch to keep the vacuum on unlike Dyson where you have to keep your hand on the trigger + same suction power but 4x the battery life compared to Dyson + all normally included Attachments (they have so many packs now; previously there was only one set) Tineco vacuums are always half price during Black Friday at Revain with a random Lightning Deal.