[Solved] Best Cordless Vacuum Cleaner: Dyson V10 vs Bosch Athlet vs Gtech AirRam vs Vax Blade 2 Max

As the topic. My mother dreamed it because she saw it on TV. I have no idea which one lasts the longest, which is the most practical (with interchangeable tips) etc ...

Is the ranking that shows such positions reliable?

1 Dyson Cyclone V10 Absolute
2 Bosch Athlet BCH625KTGB
3 Bosch BCH6PETGB Athlet ProAnimal
4 Gtech AirRam mk2
5 Vax Blade 2 Max

Is a vacuum cleaner that runs for an hour or is it better to choose one that has a removable battery? How so, do you recommend any in a removable battery?

A lot depends on what are the expectations and whether the vacuum cleaner will be used to clean up crumbs or to vacuum regularly.
Time is a relative term, the most important thing is what sequence w is able to work with in the given time. In the best vacuum cleaners it is just over 100 airwatts, which is much less than a cheap regular vacuum cleaner. Due to the low draft, such vacuum cleaners are equipped with turbo brushes. Not every turbo brush provides the desired results on every surface.
Another thing is the principle of the vacuum cleaner. The normal comfort of regular vacuuming will be ensured only by efficient cyclone technology. This condition is certainly met by Dyson, you have to read about the other vacuum cleaners. You also need to read about replaceable batteries, but the issue of availability and price remains.
To sum up, Dyson is a well-known and reliable brand that provides the best possible results.

Additional equipment and working time are given on the websites of producers and sellers, so this is not a secret. Just remember that if it says eg "run time up to 40 minutes" it means that it is the time for the lowest power level, if this is adjustable. At the highest power level, this time may be reduced to 1/3 of the displayed value. 25 minutes of work at the highest power level is enough time to clean an average home.
As for the issue of replaceable batteries, it is not convenient for me. I would pay more attention to the charging speed, which ranges from just over an hour to even 8 hours.
An important criterion for me is also the availability and price of consumables such as filters, brushes, etc. Once you narrow your search area, go to the website north.pl and search for spare parts by model. I can assure you that the differences can be cosmic.
There is also the question of the suction power. This parameter is sometimes given, sometimes not, other times it is camouflaged. Once the electric power of the motor is given, e.g. 200W, other times the so-called "air watts" - it is worth paying attention to this difference. From my own observations, I can say that 150W of electricity is the absolute minimum. 200-250W is much better, especially if you vacuum fleshy carpets, and the vacuum cleaner has a million filters, which, yes, effectively catch dirt, but also choke the air flow. If the power is not given, but the working time at maximum power is given and we know the voltage and capacity of the battery, it can be calculated. Let's assume a vacuum cleaner with a 21V battery with a capacity of 2.5Ah and a working time of 18 minutes. This gives 21V * 2.5Ah = 52.5Wh (watt hours). The vacuum cleaner runs 18 out of 60 parts an hour, therefore: 52.5 * 60/18 = 175W.
Finally, I will refer to the Dyson brand. I have not dealt with their cordless vacuum cleaners, but I am effectively deterred by their idiotic marketing phrases, such as "digital engine" and the cosmic purchase price and the price of accessories that do not match any primitive device.

teskot wrote:

I am effectively deterred by the idiotic marketing phrases they use, such as "digital engine" and the cosmic purchase price and the price of accessories that do not match anyhow or a primitive device.

The fact that engines have "digital" but you don't have to worry about consumables and their cost. Unless the battery dies, which is often the case with such vacuum cleaners.
And the price of the V10 is debauchery , but apparently it works like a mains powered vacuum cleaner (I haven't tested it myself).
It should also be borne in mind that the V10 is quite large and heavy equipment, whether it will be handy enough and convenient to use.

Let Sona disagree with the previous speaker when it comes to the cost of accessories. Well over PLN 100 for a hepa filter is sick. For my old Philips, the filters are PLN 30 each. On the other hand, when you buy a vacuum cleaner for a low average salary ...

teskot wrote:

Let Sona disagree with the previous speaker when it comes to the cost of accessories. Well over PLN 100 for a hepa filter is sick. The filters for my old Philips are PLN 30 each. On the other hand, when you buy a vacuum cleaner for a low average salary ...

How often will it need to be replaced? In stationary vacuum cleaners (permanent filter) once every many years or never. In the V10, the filter seems to be washable, so also never.

Exactly. The mother probably imagines that the vacuum cleaner will have all the advantages of a wired vacuum cleaner + it will be wireless ...
I know that the operating times of the vacuum cleaners are given by the manufacturer, but from what I saw I read it is an irrational value, because it depends on the power set and the type of nozzle ...
The Dyson v10 has good ratings, but in fact it costs PLN 2,500 is a bit of an exaggeration. Are you able to advise a model up to PLN 1,500? Mother will have to accept the fact that she will not go around the whole cottage with a wireless vacuum cleaner ...

Borutka wrote:

teskot wrote:

Let Sona disagree with the previous speaker when it comes to the cost of accessories. Well over PLN 100 for a hepa filter is sick. The filters for my old Philips are PLN 30 each. On the other hand, when you buy a vacuum cleaner for a low average salary ...

How often will it need to be replaced? In stationary vacuum cleaners (permanent filter) once every many years or never. In the V10, the filter seems to be washable, so also never.

And when it is washable, I return honor For me, unfortunately, it is not washable and every 5 times the tank is emptied, you have to blow it with compressed air (of course, outside). Probably a lot depends on the gradation of pollution - I have ash, so you know ...
I would take Bosch-somehow I have confidence in this brand. They have a relatively long working time, they are relatively new models, therefore there will probably be no problem with parts and accessories. The models with an attached flexible hose look great - I think it is a very convenient solution.

teskot wrote:

Probably a lot depends on the gradation of pollution - I have ash, so you know ...

Ash, gypsum or cement dust ... you know, no help.
In Dyson, however, clean air (separated from impurities) already flows through the filter.
For example, the newest, stationary Cinetic Big Ball has a built-in Hepa filter, which is not intended to be replaced at all. The same is true of the Miele CX1

Bosh also has a good rating and I also trust this brand, the only thing that bothers me about their models is the lack of the possibility of vacuuming "shortly". I mean, to reduce the length of the vacuum cleaner, put on a small nozzle and work, for example, in a car. You have to put a vacuum cleaner on your back from what I can see, connect the pipe and you can work. Ala the ghost buster a little ...
In Dyson, from what I can see, you take the pipe off, put on the suction cup and we have a small, powerful vacuum cleaner ...
Nothing. A dilemma that my mother will have to resolve. Maybe it will end up waiting for the "perfect" model ...

Ideally, she should go to the store and personally test the thrust, weight, guidance, etc. It may turn out that the real experience will be different from what you imagined.
As for the use of a portable vacuum cleaner to clean a car, I am personally amazed at the desire to vacuum with something like this. Unless some dust from the cockpit. Sometimes I have enough fun with my stationary Dyson (really strong thrust) and go vacuuming to the car wash. But as I wrote before, it all depends on expectations.

Supposedly, the mother will not be bothered by wearing a vacuum cleaner on her back if necessary, so in the end the decision will probably be on the BCH65RT25K. The most powerful among similar models, the price is relatively affordable - PLN 1,600. Only accessories need to be purchased separately.