Kenmore Intuition Bagged Upright Vacuum Lift-Up Carpet Cleaner 2-Motor Power Suction with HEPA Filter, 3-in-1 Combination Tool, HandiMate for Floor, Pet Hair, 14pounds, Green

This thing is fairly light, is easy to push, and moves around easily around furniture. Luckily it has an adjustable suction area on the handle, to lower the amount of suction at the head. Otherwise, at full suction, it can lift up long carpet runners. The cord length is long enough to do a lot of vacuuming before having to move to another outlet. The vacuum seems very durable. Time will tell. It is easy to remove the hose wand and add attachments. I like the fact that you can turn off the brush head and just use the strong suction to pick up debris from smooth floors. The vacuum bag removes and replaces easily. I'd say it is a good value for the money.

Haven't had it long, but delighted so far. LOVE the light. It really shows the before and after and that is quite satisfying. Sucks up cat fur before I over-take it (the fur). Reasonably light enough to lift over some uneven surfaces although I might get better at just steering over them. Bags will keep make it easy to clean up. Long cord. Great suction. Not that expensive for the features. My rugs are low pile so no adjustments between rugs and bare floors. Good reviews. This should be a keeper.

The positives. It does seem to offer good suction and is very lightweight, but durable. It is easy to assemble and has a pretty good cord length. It was moderately priced given how much many vacuums can cost. The "head" does rotate a bit so you can get along the wall pretty nicely. It has a bag system to contains all the yuck and lights that will tell you when to replace the bag. You can also visually see the brush moving so you know for sure it is engaged for carpet and you can disengage it for hardwood.The downsides. The "head" isn't very wide so you many speed a little more time vacuuming to cover all your surfaces. It doesn't offer different heights for different carpet piles. The hose mechanism is pretty bad. You have to hold the vacuum in one had while using the hose and the length of the hose is very short and the attachements are pretty tiny yet not fine enough to fit in a window track. It is very ackward to use the attachments. I may need to buy something else for that function.

I’ve only just gotten it yesterday, but I LOVE it so far. It’s not heavy, but not so lightweight that it feels cheap either. Easy to disconnect the hose for vacuuming the couch. Picked up all the dog hair and dirt stuck to my couch super easily, only a few passes and I was finished. Works great, worth the price for me. The bag is indicating that it’s full already, which it isn’t, but I don’t see this as a big deal. The suction is still amazing, so I’ll just open it to check the bag manually instead of relying on the indication light.

Great vacuum! Needed a real vacuum with a bag, these filter ones aren't cutting it anymore. Pros: Easy to assemble, came with extra bags, small enough that it tucks away in a corner of a closet. Cons: not light weight, vacuum "head" could be wider.

I have put off writing this review for so long, not wanting to be reminded of this appliance when I am not forced to use it. But I feel a responsibility to share the grief.First, the good things.The green metallic color is nice and shiny.The bags are capacious.And, . . . uh. . . I’m done with good things.General evaluation? We bought it based on a video review that measured ability to pick up sand in carpet. You, know, suction. (We did not think to remember that, uh, we have hardwood floors. And seldom track sand into the house. But the green metallic color. . .!)And, as Wayne (of “Wayne’s World” fame) says regarding another electrical appliance, “It certainly does suck!”Yes, this vacuum has suction. AND, it certainly does suck.How? Let me count the ways! The brush attachments will not stay attached to the back of the base. Why? Because to release the base into a usable position, you have to use your foot to hold down the front of the vacuum while you are (presumably) standing or walking BEHIND IT. So, you reach around from BEHIND IT with your foot which has a leg attached, and voila, you brush against one of the brush attachments and it becomes. . . guess, go ahead . . . UNATTACHED! Which means you have to bend over and try to reattach it to the back of the base of the unit.What else? The suction tube is long enough to do some chores if you detach the top of the wand from the unit. Like, vacuum your face. Always a good thing to do, right? Why do you ask? Because the expandable hose is so very stiff that if you reach up with the wand to do something the hose is so inflexible that it topples the unit. Likely onto your foot. Oh, and for those little jobs that detaching the wand head would be ever so perfect, guess what? You have to release the entire electrical cord from the wand. Which means after you knock out the little job, you have to rewind the cord, all of it, back onto the unit so it can go back into storage.What else? If you try and roll over a threshold (yes, some older houses have thresholds in the doorways inside the house), the unit will release and the front will think you used your foot to release it and release itself with a lovely loud noise. The unit going over a threshold thinks the threshold is somehow related to you reaching around from behind with your foot attached to your leg thereby dislodging one or both brush attachments. . . And the front of the unit slams down onto the threshold and you still can’t get over the threshold without putting the front of the unit back into the semi locked position that allows you to move between rooms when you are not actually vacuuming.Oh, yeah, the ever so easily detached accessory brushes also fall off of the wand. Very easily. They will not stay installed. On the wand. Which is where you use them. They just won’t stay attached.Suffice to say, don’t buy this vacuum. Pass on it. Get a Miele or some other well rated brand. Spend some more money, and always remember: A cheap appliance is just that. A cheap appliance.Pass on the Hoover.Because “It certainly does suck!”Nice color, though. . .

If you're on the fence, BUY IT! I've never owned an expensive brand of vacuum, just regular ones. I got this because I HATE bagless vacs. It works amazingly! I love how lightweight it is, how easy the wand releases, and the ease of turning off the roller brush. This vacuum has incredible suction! It works well on hard surfaces without the roller brush (even sand in our FL home!), and is easy to push on our carpeted areas. I love the bag fill indicator light, too. Two things I wish were better, but definitely not deal breakers: a carpet height adjustment, and it's ability to vacuum area rugs. It doesn't handle well on my area rug, because it's suction is so strong that it lifts the rug itself and gets stuck. The cord length is amazing. I can vacuum our open floor plan without moving the plugin. The attachments work well, and I'm pleased as punch with this vacuum! Oh, and the pretty green color is a perk!