KovshuiwePortable Handheld Vacuum 9000Pa, Powerful Hand-held Cordless Vacuum Cleaner, Portable, with 120W Rechargeable Power Wet Dry Hand Held Car Vacuum HEPA Filter for Car, Home, Office, Pet

Perfect.Simple & effective.Thank you! 🙏🏽

At first I did not think these smaller style vacs would actually "do the deed".....but, I am surprised and very pleased. As stated, it is an awesome tool to keep in the car. It is easy to charge on any vehicle USB connection. I keep in behind a front seat and it charges every time the car is running. There is overcharge protection. With the gun style handle it is easy to hold and that also keeps the round barrel from rolling around in the foot-well. Would I like more suction power...sure, but the reality is you can only get so much power in a compact machine. It is not for cleaning the floor area of the car a day after bogging....it is perfect for getting that daily dirt, leaves, and "fuzz" that comes in with normal activities. For all of these the suction is very adequate. I particularly like the slit nozzle for those areas between the seats, the seatbelts and under the driver's pedals. Like I said, at this price it is easy to have it handy in every car......no excuse for dirty car mats anymore!

It’s lite and powerful.

Attachments didn’t hold up very well.

Thought this would be a negative, turns out as a positive and CHEAP!

Love this little vac! Perfect for crafters and people who have small pets

This rechargeable, handheld vacuum is perfect for small tight spaces. It comes with a good array of attachments for all your various needs. The battery lasts a decent amount of time.Only downfall, this vacuum doesn't have very good suction. It works, yes, however it really is only for surface debris. Do not expect this to get down into any fibers very well.

I’m happily surprised by the power of this rechargeable vacuum by Kovshuiwe. This does have more ooomph, which is always a plus, but may be a bit louder than some other small vacs.I have several of these small, portable, rechargeable vacuums stationed around the house in different areas where they can be accessed easily. It’s so much easier than pulling out my Dyson, plugging in the cord, etc. Sometimes, you just want to quickly catch a moth or do a quick cleanup.It’s been a mixed bag, but it seems that they are getting better. I use them daily for everything imaginable. They make it so darn easy to clean up crumbs, dust, dirt, small leaves, bugs, hair, sawdust, metal shavings, tiny plastic pieces and glass shards. You just can’t pick up water or very wet, oily, greasy, sticky or gooey substances.Some first impressions and nit picks:This one is different than many of the other ones, which usually have either a momentary switch button or a slider switch on the cylindrical motor housing and don’t offer a pistol grip with a trigger like this one. Looks like a Flash Gordon ray gun, haha!BTW, pulling the trigger gets you just one speed. Some other vacuums have a High and Low, which allows you to select, depending on the job and so you can preserve the battery. Run-time is a purported 20-30 minutes. 15-20 minutes seems plausible.The simple, anti-backflow flap seems kind of floppy, if you know what I mean. Kind of a cheesy, cheap alternative to the more common and effective hinged, spring-loaded door that opens when the unit is On and shuts, when the unit is Off. They tacked a thin piece of silicone on one spot over the inlet into the reservoir and called it good, haha!So, if the gun barrel, erm,…vacuum is placed pointed “up”, the flap is open somewhat. Not an issue, unless you use this to capture insects or spiders, which I do frequently. I don’t want them to have an escape route. On its side, it’s less open.Glad to see its got a USB-C port. Some still come with micro USB or the round audio jack style of charger. Came with a decent length cable too.This has three nozzles for different surfaces and applications. Nice!Tiny red LED while charging, changes to green when charged.No battery level indication. That’s included in some of the other ones, but not all. Not sure why they’d leave it out, unless to save money.Sometimes they will include an extra filter or some other part, like a hose or bag to hold all the small parts. Not with this one.I like that the filter is washable. Emptying is pretty easy. I always tap the filter on the side to release any dust. Putting it back in isn’t hard, but it doesn’t always align naturally in the dirt reservoir and may be cockeyed when inserted. Pushing further, it will align as it hits the limits.This is a good choice for cleaning vehicles, as it has the crevice tool, the floor tool and the upholstery brush. You can charge this in your cars’ cigarette lighter port if you have the adapter or have a USB port. But why bother? It just seems way easier to charge it in my house or garage.Also, excellent for stairwells, ceiling cobwebs and especially in the kitchen, bathrooms and high traffic areas, where keeping it tidy is a constant chore.I like it and it’ll get lots of use around our house and garage. We sometimes take one of these camping and catch any bugs that get in the tent.This seems priced fairly for what you get and is a good value.