Dyson’s famous vacuum motor technology is available in many forms, but one of the most popular options for smaller homes and apartments are portable units that use battery charging to deliver enough juice to deep clean your home.
The two most advanced versions of these portable Dysons are the V10 and the V11. It might not be immediately apparent what exactly is different between these two models, so we’ll break down all the main differences and which option might work best for you.
Dyson V10 vs V11: design features and cleanliness
The Dyson v10 and v11 designs are very similar on the outside. Of course, the v11 is a newer model, so some of the internal tech has been updated, and we’ll talk more about that below. Both models share the same slim bar-style design that can be wall-mounted for storage. The motor and bucket are located at the top of the vacuum, and the vacuum head (“Digital Motor Band with Anti-Tamper Design”) at the bottom. This allows users to detach the cleaner head to convert it into a portable model for cleaning furniture, curtains, etc. Both the v10 and v11 have a clearance travel of approximately 9.8 inches. When the bin is full on any model, hold it over the trash can, loosen the lid and dump out all the debris.
Most of the differences between the models are cosmetic, but the v11 does come with a digital readout that shows how many minutes of battery life you have left and easily switches between modes, which is a nice feature.
Winner: v11 (But it’s close!)
Dyson V10 vs V11: suction power and motor power
Dyson’s “Cyclone” technology is fully visible in both the v10 and v11 versions. This includes 14 cyclones plus filters and a sealed design that keeps all the dust in. Vacuums are designed to adjust suction based on floor type so you don’t lose benefits when you switch to hard floors. However the design in the v10 is the Dyson digital motor and in the v11 that was upgraded to the Dyson Hyperdymium motor which is slightly more powerful.
Winner: V11
Dyson V10 vs V11: Cleaning Methods
Both models have three different cleaning modes. There’s an Eco mode to extend battery life with less suction, a Medium mode, and a Boost mode that gives extra power to make sure you get deeper dirt and bigger debris, but at the cost of great battery life. .
Winner: Undecided
Dyson V10 vs V11: Battery power
Both vacs use plug-in batteries that are designed to last up to 60 minutes, with 40 minutes of fade-free vacuuming with the swivel head. The V11 includes more power management features to extend battery life, and some versions include two batteries instead of one, but there’s not much of a difference here.
Winner: Undecided
Dyson V10 vs V11: Weight
Weight is especially important for cordless stick vacuums, as it determines how easily they can be carried and lifted to clean higher places. The V10 weighs 5.71 pounds, while the v11 weighs 6.53 pounds. The half pound difference is related to the somewhat different design of the v11 engine, along with other small design changes.
Winner: v10
Dyson V10 vs V11: noise levels
Let’s be clear: Dysons are loud vacuums. All that power comes at the price of some serious decibels, so there’s no truly “quiet” option here. The noise level will also vary significantly depending on the power level you are using. At its peak, the v10 puts out around 75 to 78 decibels, not quite earplug territory, but it comes uncomfortably close. The maximum levels of v11 can reach 80 decibels or more, which may require some protection.
Winner: v10
Dyson V10 vs V11: Available models
Both the v10 and v11 are available in different models that come with different accessories and slightly different features. Both come in Absolute models, offering a balanced mix of features. The V10 is available in an Animal model meant for pet hair, while the v11 has a Torque model that skips the soft brush to focus on sturdier accessories. You can also find Pro models of both that include larger kits. The V11 is also styled with the Outsize model, which is essentially a much different, larger vacuum that can’t really compare to the v10 or v11.
All these differences in model options are difficult to compare one by one. Both models have different package options that will appeal to different users and budgets.
Winner: Undecided
Dyson V10 vs V11: Prices
Dyson v11 models can usually be found for $700-$800 depending on which package you get. The v10 versions are typically around $100 less, making them an easy way to save while still getting the many Dyson benefits. Also, v11 is getting harder to find these days. Stock of v10 still seems to be plentiful, so you’re more likely to find the models and deals you want. Keep in mind that you can buy refurbished models and Dyson has a repair program if you want your vacuum to last as long as possible, along with service options to keep your vacuum as long as possible.
Winner: v10
Dyson V10 vs V11: Conclusion
While the Dyson v11 has some welcome features, like a digital battery readout and a newer motor, it really can’t compare to the similar v10, which is more affordable and available and offers similar capabilities. Also, Dyson discontinued the v11 to make room for the newer models, so if you really want an advanced version, maybe you should look at the v15 or something similar.
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