It has been determined that Dyson performs 2021 the year of wireless vacuum by launching no less than four new new vacuum cleaners a few weeks. The Dison V15 detected, which is the most innovative wireless vacuum of Stalwart, to date, has been united to a laser without less, two compact wireless cleaners. Winging in almost half of the amount of detection V15, they are some of the lightest wireless vacations available for the date and are designed mainly for use in hard floors instead of carpet.
The Dyson Micro 1.5kg, which is not testing 1.5 kg and is one of the most ridiculous monikers, Dyson has been used, is the lightest and compact wireless vacuum cleaner of the brand to date. It comes with a traditional looking head for hard floors, while the omni-glide dyson has a new type of cleaner head with two brush rollers and four 360 degree wheels, so it can move in any direction. You can also lie completely flat, too.
Both are ideal if you have a small house or want a vacuum that can be cleaned in reduced spaces, but apart from its different cleaning heads, you are probably wondering exactly what the differences are and if both are among the best vacuum cleaners. The market right now, and we have tested both in depth to find out.
Design
Both have a main section that contains the engine, cyclones, which generate centrifugal force to maintain dust and dirt in the container, and a powder can. With traditional loop handle, the Micro 1.5kg Dyson seems a smaller version of Dyson V15 Detect.
Meanwhile, omni-slip is different from other Dyson wireless vacuum cleaners thanks to the vertical handle, which is at the top of the main unit, instead of the traditional handle that forms a loop on the back of the Main unit The vertical handle also houses the interchangeable battery, which makes it longer than traditional handle as well.
Both have an ignition button instead of the traditional trigger to turn on and off the vacuum, although in the micro 1.5kg of Dyson, this can be found on the front of the engine unit, but is in the Dyson Omni- Glide
Commercial
The micro 1.5kg and the OMNI GLIDE can be used in the STICK mode, with a wand and cleaning head connected to the container, or are converted into hand mode and used with any of the tools with which they are wrapped.
We found that the micro 1.5kg was comfortable to use in the handle, but the omni ingenuity was uncomfortable to stay thanks to the vertical handle. Both wireless cleaners have the same powder pot of 0.05 gallons / 0.02 liters.
Power and battery life
The Micro Dyson 1.5 Kg and the Omni-Glide Dyson are equally paired when it comes to suction power.
Both have two levels of power and in the test, collected fine dust and hard floors in a single slow sweep, putting them among some of the best wireless aspirators we have tried.
However, the omni-glide dyson triumphs over the micro 1.5kg when it comes to battery life; While both managed 20 minutes in the lowest power setting, the Micro Dyson lasted only five minutes in the maximum configuration of the control panel, while the omni-glide dyson administered a respectable 18 minutes.
None of the vacuum cleaners have an accurate form to measure the battery level, as a remaining runtime counter that is found in V15 detection. Instead, you will only know that the battery needs are recharged when the vacuum does not light up and a small blue LED flashes for a few seconds after pressing the power button. However, the Omni Glide has an interchangeable battery, hidden in the handle, so you can make sure that your cleaning session is not interrupted if the battery dies replacing it with a fully charged battery.
This provides you to buy additional batteries, while the micro 1.5kg battery is integrated into the handle.
