Dyson’s Cordless V11 Is th e Tesla Roadster of Vacuums

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Dyson’s Cordless V11 Is the Tesla Roadster of Vacuums

I never thought I’d be the kind of person to get excited about using a vacuum, but after the better part of a year in self-isolation, here we are. I can’t understate the feeling of relief that washed over me the first time I removed Dyson’s V11 Outsize from its charger base.

Until that evening, I’d been using a no-frills plug-in Eureka vacuum that I found a few years ago on Amazon for about 40 bucks. While there wasn’t necessarily anything wrong with my bare bones, budget-friendly accessory, it took me only a few seconds of using the Dyson to realize that I’d been cleaning with a Toyota Camry, and now I’d inherited a Tesla.

Thanks in part to its 12-inch wide cleaner head and burly motor that spins the brush bar up to 60 times per second, the V11 does not waste any time picking up after you. Dyson’s website gets more technical about things, declaring that the V11 spins up to 125,000 rpms, “the most powerful suction of any cordless vacuum,” and that its 18 “cyclones” generate “forces of 79,000g to fling dust into the bin without clogging the filter.”

- Mike Darling (Men's Health Executive Editor)

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