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Hi guys, Dyson seem to be having Black Friday discounts on V15 and V15s Submarine here in Australia and they are both the same price after the discount! I've been waiting for Black Friday sales to buy a vacuum under A$1000 and these two are A$999 right now.
Other than the submarine (wet mopping) part of it, are there any other benefits in V15s submarine over regular V15 detect? Which one would you get if the submarine part wasn't really a deal breaker?
My partner and I are choosing between these two vacuum sets. The price difference is quite minimal (~5%) due to Black Friday deals.
We would love some advice on which one to choose given the V15s has a hard floor washing head too.
| Model | Price |
|---|---|
| V15s Submarine Complete Vacuum (gold HEPA edition) | $999 |
| Gen5Detect Complete Vacuum (Prussian blue and rich copper edition) | $1049 |
Below are a comparison of what comes in the package:
V15s Submarine Complete Vacuum (gold HEPA edition) Gen5Detect Complete Vacuum (Prussian blue and rich copper edition)Based on what I can see, there is a around a 5% price difference between these two but the v15s has a wet roller head option.
Gen5Detect is the newest model with no wet roller head.
What's your advice and what would you choose?
Any feedback on your experience with these two models is appreciated too.
Hei, just planning on buying this combined vacuum+washer. Does that ACTUALLY work? Thanks for sharing your opinions
Getting my first dyson vacuum and can’t decide between the two. Haven’t really seen any good reviews of the submarine either so I have no clue if it’s worth it. The price of these vacuums is almost the same where I live, submarine is 70€ more expensive..
Hey guys, which one should i buy? im really confused, both of them have same price point in my country.
I’m looking for some advice on choosing between the Dyson Gen5detect and the Dyson V15 Detect Submarine. My Gen5detect was broken in a freak accident, and my insurance company has given me a voucher to replace it. I loved the Gen5detect and had no complaints, but now I’m tempted by the V15 Detect Submarine.
For context, my home has a mix of carpet and tile: • Carpeted Areas: Stairs, upper hallway, lounge, and three bedrooms. • Tiled Areas: Large kitchen-diner, lower entrance, downstairs toilet, and two upstairs bathrooms.
I’ve read that the Gen5detect has stronger suction (280 AW vs. 240 AW on the V15), which would be great for my carpets. But the V15 Submarine has a wet roller head, which seems ideal for cleaning and mopping the tiled areas in one go.
If anyone has experience with either or both of these models, I’d love to hear your thoughts! • Is the 40 AW suction difference noticeable in real-world use? • How effective is the Submarine’s mopping feature? • Which would you recommend for a home with my layout?
Or would you suggest something else completely? I’m based in the UK and have a Argos voucher for £650.00 for the insurers.
Thanks in advance for your input!
I recently moved into my new house, and one of the things I haven't bought yet is a good vacuum cleaner. I have been looking into both the Dyson V15 Detect Submarine and the Shark Hydrovac, but I don't know much about which one is better. From the price, I can expect the Dyson to be much better, but I just don't know if the brand is just overhyped.
I'm not really sure about the vacuum cleaner + mop thing, I think it could be very convenient, but maybe someone here knows they're not worth it at all and suggest me to go to a regular vacuum and forget about the mop thing (which would also be okay).
One thing I like about the shark (apart from the huge price tag difference) is that there is a corded version: I'm not a big fan of having to charge the battery every time, and my house is big enough to not be able to clean it all in one single charge.
Any suggestions on whether the mop thing is a good idea? Maybe an alternative option that I haven't considered? Thanks a lot!
Note: Whilst I don't mind it to be corded, I draw a line to the "sled vacuums". Unless it's THE ONE vacuum I will ever need and want which happens to be a sled one, I'd rather it be handheld.