This is strong competition, but we think the Shark is a match for both the Dyson V10 Cyclone and Tineco S12.
This means that the vacuum will increase suction when it detects there’s a lot of debris to pick up, but otherwise will stay at its default strength.While this works most of the time, it can be fooled by dirt that’s deep in carpets (although there’s always the option of manually increasing suction when needed.).
The upside is that the iLoop smart suction system works with all tools and accessories, not just the main floorhead.The Dyson V11’s automatic system only works with the primary floor head and mini motorised tool.. Secondly, the Tineco provides full suction control when you don’t want to use “Auto” mode.Instead of needing to choose between three pre-defined settings, the Tineco has a slider to set the suction to whatever you need, which is great for balancing suction power against battery life and difficulty pushing.
This provides excellent control, but is a more manual solution than the Dyson V11..Most importantly, the Tineco Pure One S12 provides excellent cleaning performance when in “Auto” mode.
This is crucial, as it means you can conserve battery life by using “Auto” without sacrificing much cleaning power.. You’ll need to switch to manual mode power settings quite frequently though.
While the “Auto” mode does a good job most of the time, there are certain types of cleaning where you’ll need to force the vacuum to give you more suction.clean and sanitise it.
Replacing the filter could also help..If the vacuum is battery-powered and won’t charge, you may need to replace the battery.
This is a simple matter of swapping the battery with some vacuums, while others need to a professional to replace the battery.Check the manual to find out..