Tineco Pure One A50S vs Dyson V8 Cyclone
Get the Dyson V8 Cyclone. Unless you want more suction and a bigger bin and don't mind the weight — then the Tineco A50S, for a bit less.
Tineco Pure One A50S
Excellent suction and a big bin for the price, but heavy and hard to push on carpet.
Dyson V8 Cyclone
The cheapest way into a proper Dyson — fine for everyday cleaning in most homes.
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The V8 Cyclone is light and simple, which makes quick daily cleans easy. The A50S has excellent suction and a big 1-litre bin, but it's heavy, the handle is awkward and it's hard to push on carpet.
- —You want the most suction for the money.
- —You don't want to empty the bin often.
- —You don't mind a heavy vacuum.
- —Weight matters: stairs, wrists or shoulders.
- —You mostly do quick daily cleans.
- —You want a Dyson.
Key differences
Pros and cons
- +Excellent suction
- +Dust sensor adjusts power
- +Big 1-litre bin
- −About 20 minutes on Auto and 12 on Max.
- −The mesh filter is hard to take out.
- −It doesn't stand on its own; it needs the wall mount.
- +The cheapest current Dyson
- +Light and simple
- +Good for quick daily cleans
- −A power button instead of a trigger: easier on long cleans, fiddlier for quick ones.
- −Runtime is short on the strongest setting.
- −No separate hard-floor head, so it can push bigger crumbs along hard floors.
Ready to choose?
- Is the Pure One A50S worth it?
- Is the V8 Cyclone worth it?
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How we reached this verdict
We compared independent expert reviews with the manufacturer's specifications, then checked it's sold at a major retailer where you live. We don't test products ourselves.
Sources: TechRadar, Trusted Reviews, Vacuum Wars, manufacturer specifications.