Its RRP is £479.99 (at the time of this review), putting it into direct competition with the.

Unfortunately, the Tineco has a relatively small 0.6 litre dustbin capacity.This is around 20% smaller than the Dyson V11 Absolute, so you’ll need to empty it more frequently.

0.6 litres is still around average for a cordless vacuum though, so this isn’t a major criticism.. VIEW PRICE.Manoeuvrability and Ease of Use.Ease of Use Rating: 3.8/5.

As with most cordless vacuums, we think the Tineco is easy to manoeuvre around the home.It’s not the lightest model we’ve reviewed, but it’s not too heavy and the floorhead pivots for smoother cleaning..

The Pure One S12 uses a trigger system, but Tineco has included a switch to keep the trigger held down if you don’t want to hold it manually.

We really like this addition, as a common complaint about Dyson cordless vacuums is that the trigger can be tiring to hold.. It’s also a surprisingly quiet vacuum cleaner, especially considering the powerful suction.. A minor drawback is that the vacuum doesn’t stand up on its own – although this is a common issue with cordless stick vacuums.Changing suction power is useful in homes with lots of different types of flooring.

Some models also allow you to switch off the brush bar for hard floors or delicate rugs.. Long Reach..It can be frustrating to vacuum with a corded vacuum that has a short cable.

Cords are typically 6-10 metres, although some “Extra Reach” models have 15 metre cables.The longer the cable, the less often you’ll need to switch plug socket..