Review on Vacuum cleaner Dreame T20 Cordless Vacuum Cleaner Global, grey/red by Deleted User ee15d30e

Because I purchased it at the pre-order level on Indiegogo to replace the Dyson V8 at the same price, the major brand I compare it to is Dyson. Despite the fact that the T20 is rated at having power that is one and a half times more, their capacities appear to be identical "by eye." It was a relief to me that the nozzle does not cause the hair to curl, as this was a common problem with my Dyson. When compared to Dyson, the container is quite cumbersome because the engine does not extend when it is opened, and you are required to climb inside with your hands in order to remove it if something becomes caught inside. However, all of these were inconsequential matters that could, in most cases, be rationalized by the cost. After using it for a year, I decided to purchase a replacement the next year. One of the two "ears" that are used for attaching came loose from the case when I replaced the battery the first time (I just put in a replacement cell). It wouldn't be the end of the world, but if the second one got loose, the battery wouldn't be able to hold on anymore. It is not possible to fix it; the only option is to replace the entire casing. But that wasn't the end of it; one day he slipped and fell (he had been resting against the wall and slid down to the wooden floor!). He was injured. And that was it; a tiny eye, which is the part of the vehicle that connects the front of the vehicle to the engine, broke. Throwing the vacuum cleaner in the garbage. There are two issues: the flimsy low-quality plastic of the case, as well as the totally ill-conceived design of the fasteners: The proportions of the parts that are used for the fastening are so absurd that even the titanium alloy would not have been able to salvage it. During the past three years, I've lost count of the number of times that my Dyson has stopped working. There is not much to give other than advertising and reviews that have been purchased, thus I do not encourage making a purchase.