Costco Wholesale has
Dyson V15 Detect Total Clean Extra Cordless Stick Vacuum on sale for
$499.99 valid for
Costco Members only. Shipping is $9.99.
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BlueHerring3165 for finding this deal
- Note, must login to your Costco account w/ an active membership to purchase.
Features:
- Powerful and Intelligent for Whole-Home Deep Cleaning
- Reveals Invisible Dust
- 60 Minutes Of Run Time
- Includes 10 Dyson-Engineered Accessories
- V15 Detect Total Clean Extra Exclusively at Costco
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My thoughts...the V12 Detect is mostly just a slightly lighter and less powerful version of the V15 Detect. The battery life is actual near identical, however the V12 (for some reason?) does fully recharge about 100min quicker than the V15 (from testing I saw online), but both last anywhere from ~8 minutes on a full charge, up to ~75 minutes, depends what power setting you use.
The biggest differences from my researching is that the V15 Detect Total has 3x as much canister storage before you need to empty, has better airflow and suction, is quieter during operation, and comes with more accessories/tools
On the flip side, the V12 Detect is about 20% lighter, more maneuverable, and has a switchable power button (instead of needing to constantly hold on the V15). It also comes in, in your case, over 35% cheaper. ($500 vs $315).
I'd say test out your V12 for a while, see how you like the suction on it and how often you are emptying the canister. If you find the suction to be fine, and the canister emptying to be a non-issue, then I'm not sure there's a reason for you to upgrade to the V15, unless there are a few accessories included that you feel you MUST have, or you just want the peace of mind of the Costco return policy.
I personally decided that I wanted to best suction possible and a larger canister, especially because I have three dogs that constantly shed year round. That, and the Costco warranty are what pushed me to go with the V15.
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My thoughts...the V12 Detect is mostly just a slightly lighter and less powerful version of the V15 Detect. The battery life is actual near identical, however the V12 (for some reason?) does fully recharge about 100min quicker than the V15 (from testing I saw online), but both last anywhere from ~8 minutes on a full charge, up to ~75 minutes, depends what power setting you use.
The biggest differences from my researching is that the V15 Detect Total has 3x as much canister storage before you need to empty, has better airflow and suction, is quieter during operation, and comes with more accessories/tools
On the flip side, the V12 Detect is about 20% lighter, more maneuverable, and has a switchable power button (instead of needing to constantly hold on the V15). It also comes in, in your case, over 35% cheaper. ($500 vs $315).
I'd say test out your V12 for a while, see how you like the suction on it and how often you are emptying the canister. If you find the suction to be fine, and the canister emptying to be a non-issue, then I'm not sure there's a reason for you to upgrade to the V15, unless there are a few accessories included that you feel you MUST have, or you just want the peace of mind of the Costco return policy.
I personally decided that I wanted to best suction possible and a larger canister, especially because I have three dogs that constantly shed year round. That, and the Costco warranty are what pushed me to go with the V15.
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