Does the cordless work as well as the corded models? null

I have only used Dyson's cordless model. However, I have a Shark that I quit using since I bought the V11. Why bother with cords when you can zip around the house with a lightweight, highly efficient cordless?

Yes, and better in our experience. We owned an older Dyson Upright and this vacuum blows that old vacuum away. I was keeping my old one for the upstairs bedrooms but now we don't even use it anymore. Get this model if you are going cordless.

Hello Lisa, this is Kelly with Dyson. The Dyson V11 cord-free vacuums are our most advanced machines to date. They feature twice the suction of any cord-free vacuum. You also have the benefit of whole-machine filtration, to prevent dust, allergens and bacteria from leading back into the air you breathe. The high torque cleaner head features a Dynamic Load Sensor (DLS) system, which automatically changes the motor speed for different floor types. This helps drive bristles deep into carpet to remove ground-in dirt, and capture fine dust from hard floors and crevices. V11 also has our most powerful battery ever. The larger, high-capacity, nickle-colbalt aluminum cathodes in the lithium-ion battery help deliver 20% more power than the Dyson Cyclone V10 vacuum. Innate system monitoring and altitude sensors measure battery capacity four times a second to optimize power to the Dyson digital motor V11 and the cleaner head. The V11 Torque Drive model has an advanced LCD screen display which monitors system performance 8,000 times a second, then reports back in real time. You'll receive notifications of blockages, have a real-time countdown mode alerting you to remaining battery life in the mode you're using, and you'll also see filter alerts, letting you know it's time to clean your filter. Best wishes, Kelly Dyson Customer Support

“Does the cordless work as well as the corded models?”

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I have only used Dyson's cordless model. However, I have a Shark that I quit using since I bought the V11. Why bother with cords when you can zip around the house with a lightweight, highly efficient cordless?
Answered by greatgizmos 6 years ago
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Yes, and better in our experience. We owned an older Dyson Upright and this vacuum blows that old vacuum away. I was keeping my old one for the upstairs bedrooms but now we don't even use it anymore. Get this model if you are going cordless.
Answered by JBBuyer 6 years ago
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Hello Lisa, this is Kelly with Dyson. The Dyson V11 cord-free vacuums are our most advanced machines to date. They feature twice the suction of any cord-free vacuum. You also have the benefit of whole-machine filtration, to prevent dust, allergens and bacteria from leading back into the air you breathe. The high torque cleaner head features a Dynamic Load Sensor (DLS) system, which automatically changes the motor speed for different floor types. This helps drive bristles deep into carpet to remove ground-in dirt, and capture fine dust from hard floors and crevices. V11 also has our most powerful battery ever. The larger, high-capacity, nickle-colbalt aluminum cathodes in the lithium-ion battery help deliver 20% more power than the Dyson Cyclone V10 vacuum. Innate system monitoring and altitude sensors measure battery capacity four times a second to optimize power to the Dyson digital motor V11 and the cleaner head. The V11 Torque Drive model has an advanced LCD screen display which monitors system performance 8,000 times a second, then reports back in real time. You'll receive notifications of blockages, have a real-time countdown mode alerting you to remaining battery life in the mode you're using, and you'll also see filter alerts, letting you know it's time to clean your filter. Best wishes, Kelly Dyson Customer Support
Answered by DysonProductExpert 6 years ago
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