Cordless Vacuum Cleaner, 600W 50KPA 65 Mins Runtime Vacuum Cleaners for Home, Stick Vacuum with Self-Standing, Wall Mount Charging and Intelligent Auto Mode, Handheld Vacuum for Pet Hair/Carpet/Floor

I use this vacuum DAILY. It’s held up so well. I bought this a year ago and I still love it. It’s collects the hair from my cats easily and has good suction. I have a main coon and a Nebelung. VERY HAIRY cats. The battery lasts great and it’s easy to setup and use. It fits great in my coat closet. It’s a powerful little device. I’ve had it a year and it still works great!

I was pretty weary when I first purchased the vacuum because the last time I bought some off brand vacuum, it was way smaller than it looked online. But this one is a good size vacuum with amazing suction. It works well on my wood floors, but not so great on the rugs. I'm not going to lie, it's worth the price but it's no Dyson. It's a beautiful color, and it has these smelly good tabs that you can add that will make the carpets smell really nice, but I don't have carpet. Either way, this vacuum is very much worth the price. I love that I can hang it on the wall and it charges. The battery life is pretty great too. I can run it for a good 25 mins without needing to recharge it. I wish it had another attachment like my Dyson had, but you get what you pay for. Either way, it's a strong vacuum and it works really, really well. I'd definitely buy it again if I ever needed to.

Super lightweight, no cords to trip over, it’s quiet and it has worked on my rugs,carpet and linoleum (does a great job on cat hair). I like that I can convert it from a regular vacuum to hand-vacuum that I can use to clean my car. The only failure so far is that the Vac02 won’t stand up on its own despite it being an advertised feature. I trusted it once, turned away and it fell backward (the battery pack seems to make it topple prone), luckily crashing into upholstered furniture. But as its main body is rigid plastic, if it had fallen over into a harder surface it might have been damaged. Is it a deal breaker? I’ll test the battery and suction more and decide in a few days.

Bought an old house that we renovated for my daughter and her new husband. Already had a shop vac for big cleanups, but wanted something small and portable for smaller jobs. We have our our larger rechargeable vacuum that we love (rhymes with "My son"), but didn't want to sacrifice that to the dirt and dust of a home remodel, but DID want something like that. This vacuum fit the bill. Small, rechargeable, good suction, lots of useful attachments, just like a our home vacuum. To be clear, this is not as powerful or as versatile as our +$500 rechargeable vacuum. But, for what we paid, its a REALLY good vacuum! I found myself using it a LOT during the remodel, and my dear daughter and her husband continue to use it for quick jobs and the like. If your needs were basic, this might serve you as your "main" vacuum. Just depends on what you need. If you want a powerful vacuum with lots of suction, look elsewhere. But if you want a cordless vacuum with lots of attachments and very adequate suction? This just might fit the bill.

Where do I start? I hate vacuum cleaners, and this one I really hated. I shall list the “whys”, in no particular order. 1. Very poor suction. It has a stupid setting dial that allows you to select mild suction, moderate suction (both which you must continually hold down with your finger to keep it turned on) and then, finally, after 3 clicks, you get the automatic mode where you no longer need to hold the button to “on”. Such a stupid feature. We want on or off, period. Either it’s sucking or it’s quiet. And re: the various sucking “levels”, yeah. Right. We want it to suck like a nursing infant who is starving. This one doesn’t at ANY setting. 2. The attachments are awful. I needed to vacuum my ceiling and especially in the corners because it is LADYBUG SEASON here. But nope. Neither of the 2 attachments could adequately hunker down in the corners well enough to create enough suction (remember, it’s a weak sucker in the first place) to catch the ladies. All it did was cause them to fly everywhere. All over my ceiling. No longer nicely grouped for easy retrieval. Nope. Here’s one, there’s one, and the attachment may or may not actually make good enough contact to catch it. Please, give us more options! 3. Now this is a really stupid one. Look at the vacuum. See where the main “floor” attachment attaches? On the bottom. Not a problem, that. But now know that the other attachments, the ones you need to hold up to the ceiling or couch cushion or whatever, also attach there. Remove the floor thing and attach the stick you want. Picture it. In order to point the attachment up to where you need it, YOU HAVE TO HOLD THE ENTIRE VACUUM CLEANER UPSIDE DOWN! ALL OF IT! INCLUDING THE HEAVY BATTERY! How long do you think this 73-year old woman could do that?! I lasted about 10 minutes. Maybe. This has got to be the dumbest set up for a vacuum ever created. Nonono. I felt like I was in training for a Ninja Power Rangers episode. 4. The canister that catches the dirt is a design flaw all by itself. It has some whirly thing near the top, whose function is a guess but maybe to whip the dirt down into the bottom for easy emptying? No idea, because it doesn’t do that. Instead, it traps the rug fuzz and dirt at that level. It doesn’t allow it to travel to the bottom where the empty door is. So they need to include a “cleaning hook” so you can pull the stuff out. I used a screwdriver. But, just as your mixer holds cookie batter in the prongs, causing you to need a spatula to get all the dough out, thus vacuum cleaner holds carpet fuzz and needs a screwdriver to get all the fuzz out. Other than that, it’s a good vacuum cleaner. 🙄 Buy at your own risk.

I have to admit that I have a thing for vacuums and probably own way too many. My kids and my mother like to tease. I’m just a dude who finds vacuuming therapeutic and who doesn’t enjoy the crisp lines on a freshly vacuumed carpet? I have a few robot vacs, a few shop vacs, my plug in upright, my main cordless, a couple portable handhelds, a couple carpet shampooers. I was always a Dyson snob until I bought my lg cordless and realized that vacuums have come a long way and you don’t necessarily need to spend Dyson money to get a great vacuum. I love vacuuming but I hate dealing with cords so if possible I like to grab a cordless vacuum unless I’m really trying to deep clean, but for the most part you don’t even need to keep a cord vacuum, especially if you have mostly hard floors. I felt I wanted another cordless so I started shopping and I bought three different ones because I was undecided and let me tell you this one is the winner. It’s well built and is light weight. It’s super easy to turn on and switch modes. It has great suction and isn’t too loud compared to the amount of suction. The battery can last quite a while on the middle power option. The green light is so much better than white light for highlighting dust and debris and you can vacuum in the dark no problem. You can see every little thing in this lights path. The roller comes out so easy and without tools which I was so happy to see. It’s also really easy to clean the bin out. It does stand upright, but on thicker carpets is a little finicky, but that’s not an issue with this vacuum because other free standing models do the same. On hard floor or low pile carpet the vacuum easily stands up. With my lg I have to lie it down when stopping. The battery has a large capacity and takes a few short hours to recharge. I didn’t time it but it takes about 3-4 hours to fully charge from dead. The stand can easily mount on the wall and you can set it up to Charge from the stand each time you hang the vacuum up. The battery is removable so keeping a spare for longer run times is possible and you don’t need to worry about replacing an internal battery once it starts to degrade. It has a slot on the outtake for a scent pod and comes with two. Not a necessary feature, but nice nonetheless. Ive added a few drops of peppermint oil after the factory scent wore off and it smells so good as I’m using it. Thre vacuum also comes with a hair removal brush combo and your typical crevice and combo attachments. Very nice attractive looking vacuum at an amazing price. You can’t go wrong with

This cordless vacuum cleaner is easy to use, easy to clean, and last a long time on one battery charge( about 45- 50 minutes at low speed). The canister can be popped off and emptied into the trash and then re-attached to the vac very easily. The canister can be cleaned within a matter of a minute and then dried out and reused. This vac has three power settings that you click on the display. The middle speed is the best setting for standard cleaning and it doesn’t make much noise while cleaning. The top speed can be used, but it will cut the cleaning time to about 10-15 minutes. It takes a battery about four hours to fully charge but can be used at two hours. It is very light and cleans about the same as the older Dyson V6 I have but the battery last longer. It picks up cereal, nuts, and what ever the kids can get on the floor. It cleans rugs very well too. I recommend this machine and have been using it every day for the last month. Check the deals Amazon has on this vacuum cleaner and make sure it’s the 4500 suction model.

I decided to give this vacuum a try because it's so highly rated and reasonably priced. It's okay, but not great. It's pretty good if you have a small space with hard floors. We have mostly carpet so it's probably just going to be a supplemental vacuum used for cleaning up small messes. Cons: Not surprisingly, the claim of 60 minute battery life is based on running it on the low suction setting. Running it on high suction gets about 15 minutes. Low suction is okay for hard surfaces, but for carpet I felt I needed high suction. So it's basically good for one large, or two small carpeted rooms. Even at high suction it's not nearly as good as an upright vacuum. It's not heavy, which is nice, but the lack of heft prevents it from really digging into the carpet, so it feels like it's just cleaning the surface. The filter falls out when removing the bin to empty it, which is mildly annoying. It stands upright on a hard floor or on carpet if the battery isn't attached. With the battery attached it falls over on carpet. I wish the head/roller part could be locked into place, that would make it usable on stairs. But, it's so loose and floppy, it doesn't work well. Pros: The light weight and small size makes it easy to move around and get into small areas. I thought the green light would be a gimmick, but it works fairly well if you are in a dimly lit area. In full light it doesn't help much. Unlike a lot of vacuums, the attachments connect well and lock in. It has acceptable suction for cordless stick vacuum.