Is the nano corded remover as powerful as the larger version with the power cord?
2004957
I haven't used the larger one either however I find this one perfect for my needs.
2004958
Both corded models: Micro Pedi Nano roller spins 360, at 30 times a second, while the Micro Pedi Power spins 360, at 47 times a second.
2004959
I haven't used the larger version, but this one works very well. I am pleased with it.
2004960
Both corded models: Micro Pedi Nano roller spins 360°, at 30 times a second, while the Micro Pedi Power spins 360°, at 47 times a second.
944061
No, the suction power is the same. I have really liked having the long hose.
1559708
the cord is 30 ft. I also have the Shark Navigator Professional which I like so much better than the rotator. The Navigator has a dust cup that holds 4.4 qt while the rotator has 3.1. I believe that the Navigator also has a wider cleaning path. Overall, the cleaning and handling of both are equal.
1004152
It requires a cord, which is good because you get constant full power to complete the job vs. having to stop and wait around for the battery to charge. The cord is better for home owners, because you will only pull this out for occasional projects and then put the tool away. The battery operated tool requires recharge and will lose it's charge and effectiveness if not used regularly. Then you will have to buy a new battery, which is expensive.
586076
Yes. That is why I bought it. It is small and very portable - sling the strap over your shoulders and go right up the stairs - the power cord is quite long and this vacuum is more powerful than the extension on my upright.
1529916
I was reticent to use a more powerful charger on my wife's expensive power wheelchair which also had a 2 AMP charger. What a huge difference. Charges so much faster and lasts longer. I noted no harm from the increase in amperage.
1154908
I found that the cordless GreenWorks blower I order wasn't as powerful on high as my old corded one on low, I returned it.
1227493
Sorry, I do not know but, I think is very powerful. I compared it to a friend's one, different kind, this one is REALLY STRONG! I didn't need to use it really, but I'm confident if I have to, will do the job!
947454
Since it's smaller than its bigger brothers, it's much easier to handle. I've had no trouble cleaning up after using it. Buy it!
879879
The battery for this model lasts a long time on the lower setting which is what I mostly use for blowing leaves and pine needles off my pool deck. It's great to not have to drag an electric cord around the pool!!! This model is pretty powerful at the highest setting, and if you're using it to blow grass clippings off the driveway and walkways, it'll work great. If you're intending to use it in place of a rake in the yard for your grass clippings, I'd stick with the rake or buy an electric or gas blower.
2018613
On the high setting, it is pretty powerful. I have short, med thick hair and I always use the low setting. Do no think it is as powerful as a full size hair dryer but it is way less heavy and takes up way less space. Hope this answers your question. Would I buy another one like this, yes I think I would. The only difference I would make would be a retractable cord, but that may make it heavier and bulky.
83423
Hello, I much prefer the Slim to The Ball - Dyson. Power suction/lift seems to be equal. The nozzle on the Slim is smaller and this makes up difference - Slims smaller motor to smaller nozzle ratio vs. larger motor to larger nozzle ratio (on bigger Dysons). My best guess is - the Slim equals or is near the suction lift as The Ball. Because the Slim is light and way more manuverable (able to get into hard to reach places)you will be actually vacuuming more square footage with the Slim versus a using a larger/wider Dyson. Please reply and let me know if this helps.
1734462
I think it takes a lot more battery power, but I just used mine on extremely thick at leas 1" carpet or more and it didn't have a problem cleaningthrough it.
996602
Read on this one and it says "Max power of 4-volts with 20-percent longer run time", so supplied power is not the problem. The difference is on the charging connector for the tool. When the old one seemed to be some sort of a base, this one is simply a small cylindrical charging adapter that is inserted into the base of the tool, it cannot be used interchangeably with the older model.
977335
Standard American plug...if you're looking for something powerful though, this one isn't it. I don't like the lack of power of this model..I prefer something to blow my hair HARD when on high setting but it doesn't. It's better than nothing though.
1718744
http://youtu.be/Ll4qKt4Jz00 This will help to explain some differences on video, also DC40It is easy to empty out the vacuum's canister. The roller ball makes this machine easy to maneuver while limiting what the vacuum can go under like couches and beds. The DC40 lets you turn off the brush bar when you are vacuuming hardwood floors. There are complaints that the DC40 has a high pitched whine, though it is quieter than competing vacuums. Cons The DC40's cord length is only 25 feet. The DC41's cord goes an extra ten feet. You may end up unplugging and plugging back in the DC40 as you clean a room. Its bin only holds 0.42 gallons of dirt and debris. If you are cleaning a dirty room, you may have to empty it more than once. The bin doesn't attach as securely as prior Dyson vacuum versions like the DC25. The machine has such powerful suction that it sometimes stalls on shag rugs. The DC41The DC41 is designed for people who own animals. It does a great job picking up cat and dog hair. You have to clean out the suction chamber regularly to maintain its strong suction. It is also supposed to be able to handle more types of flooring than the DC40. This vacuum also has a wider cleaner head, so you'll need fewer passes to clean the floor. The DC41 has a larger bin at just over half a gallon. This vacuum also has about 10% more suction power. This vacuum has auto-leveling wheels to help it get all carpet or tile equally well. The DC41 doesn't need to be adjusted when you transition from carpet to tile or hardwood floors. Cons The power cord is not retractable like earlier Dyson versions. And while this is the latest edition of the vacuum, it lacks the headlight earlier versions often had. The vacuum wand doesn't have much reach. If you want to use the vacuum wand, you have to attach a crevice tool to the hose which adds to the time it takes to vacuum corners and crevices. And then, because the crevice tool is seven inches wide, it doesn't fit into the small nooks and crannies that need to be vacuumed out the most.
1941063
I actually returned this tool because it wasn't cordless. However, I use my cordless grooming tool in the house all the time. There is very little dust produced.