Cordless Vacuum Cleaner - 9000pa Powerful Suction, 4 in 1 Handheld Stick Vacuum Cleaners, Lightweight and Rechargeable Battery, LED Headlights for Carpet Floor Pet Hair

This is a very easy to use lightweight cordless machine and is extremely manoeuvrable. Whilst researching cordless machines I found quite a few people complaining about the lack of suction on the various models. These cordless machines are much, much lower in power than a normal mains-powered machine, so you won't get anywhere near the same performance. A typical mains-powered machine has a 1600-2000 watt motor ... cordless ones are typically in the 100-300 watt range. They're designed for convenience and hence something you can use every few days - they're not designed for deep cleaning with heavy suction. In our house we use this cordless one every few days as a light clean, or if we've spilled something, and then once a week we use the normal mains machine for the deeper clean. The battery lasts around 20-30 minutes, so easily lasts more than 1 weeks worth of usage for our light-duty cleaning. The convenience of it is excellent. The supplied floor brush head has a motorised brush, as does the smaller furniture brush head, which is excellent at getting up cat hair from the sofa. We've found that sometimes it won't suck things up too well, and it's because the 1st stage filter in the 'bag' is clogged, so I just have to take the machine apart (very easy to do) clean the filer, also clean the fabric filter (give it a quick knock to get rid of the dust) and it's back to the original performance. Overall I'm very pleased with this purchase.

This product really is so bad, I struggled with where to start with writing this. So instead of listing all the bad things, I will try and focus on some positives. The best thing about this hoover is you never have to empty it. This is because you won't be able to suck up anything in the first place, due to its staggeringly weak suction. If you have somehow managed to fill the tiny dust chamber, you have probably been using it upside down, or maybe hoovering the ceiling. So as long as you are not planning to work against gravity in your cleaning endeavours, you will be just fine. If you enjoy the lightweight feel that comes only from cheap plastic parts and an overall inadequate build quality, this vacuum truly is for you. The whole product is modular right out of the box, with all the key components slotting together in what is a surprisingly solid and tight-fitting assembly. So tight in fact, that you won't be able to disassemble the unit without slipping and slicing your thumb open on an exposed plastic edge and thus prompting you to write a review on Amazon. It's okay though, because this hoover is so good you won't be wanting to disassemble it anyway, and I'm sure you will get along just fine with it, as I eventually did with mine (see attached photo).

Had this for a while now so getting used to it! Pros: Lightweight, good selection of accessories we like the smaller motorised brush head which is great for doing the stairs! Seems to hold charge well and can do whole house on single charge. Now the not so good points: Suction is not as good as expected and reduces over a short period of time IE couple of days use! This we have found means the filters are blocked and need washing which means you are unable to use it for a time while they are drying. We notice that when you turn it off bits do fall back down the tube leaving a small pile on the floor which then needs vacuuming up!! this is very frustrating but does not do this with clean filters which indicates they are doing their job just blocking up too easily. Would have preferred the wall holder to also be the charge point rather than having to plug and unplug a separate cable into the hand unit for charging. We do like the weight and ease of use though. Pleased I was lucky enough to buy it under a lightening deal as had I paid full price it would have been returned due to the small niggles we have with it

I have a Labrador. No need to say I have dog hair everywhere all the time. I've been looking for a cordless vacuum cleaner to make it easier to do a quick vacuum on a daily basis but don't want to spend a fortune. This one is very leightweight (the lightest vacuum cleaner I've had). When I turned it on I was expecting more noise and because is so silent I wasn't expecting much suction but I was wrong. It sucks all the hair and dust easily both on hardwood floors and on the rugs without sucking the rugs as well (unlike my powerful Vax). I've done a short video. :) Easy to empty the container when done. I like the fact I can recharge the vacuum just by unclipping the battery part, don't need to take the whole thing (last picture). This was really what I was looking for and the price very good for such a good vacuum. Well surprised. Thanks

So after few days of testing I think I have fair understanding of its strengths and shortcomings. Regarding mixed reviews I feel like a lot of people don’t really use it for what is it for really. This is good vacuum for small studio/one bedroom apartment and without a lot of carpets. It’s well designed for most parts. Battery power is enough to clean 1 bedroom apartment, that’s it (20-25 min on new device) . Suction is kinda weak but the vacuum uses motorized brush which helps lift up the dust for it to be sucked, requiring less power. Big pieces ( say small coffee beans) will not get sucked in with main brush and you have to use the straight adapter. As far as you understand that you can vacuum anything. Also cylinder that protects from dust going up into the engine has very tiny holes which do get clogged lowering the suction. ( I am still not sure if this is due to low power creating less centrifugal force around the canister or the fact I have a lot of tiny powder like dust from construction nearby so I am not holding it against it), however it easy enough to clean, waiter wipe it with finger when emptying or rinse through water. It’s good for what it is, light , portable and makes cleaning super easy.

I realised this battery powered vacuum wouldn't be a patch on a mains vacuum, but oh my, was I disappointed. Where do I start? (This is on full power) 1. We have cats. They spill food on tiled floor. Can't pick that up. 2. Drilled hole in a wooden cabinet. Can't suck up saw dust. 3. Tried to vacuum a spider in an awkward to reach spot on ceiling, even with nozzle right over it, it just brushed its hair back and gave me a look that said "what are you doing, I'm sleeping!" 4. Dropped a glass on tiled floor. Lol not a chance of vacuuming even the lightest shards. Pan an brush required. 5. Vacuuming anything next to an edge ie skirting board/stairs. Cannot pick up small downing feather near stair rise Cannot pick up anything against skirting boards. 6. Lint/Cotton strands, unable to pick up. 7. Literally, bread crumbs, vacuum them up and they drop right back out, once you turn off vacuum. 8. Wife has a spider phobia. The one time I managed to vacuum one up walking across carpet by placing the nozzle directly over it, it happily walked around the dust collector, completely unharmed. Much commotion until I emptied vacuum. 9. Can only suck up light dust. Any hairs (2 long haired females, 2 cats) just rap around rotary brush, so have to constantly cut/clean DIRTY end. 10. Power so week, the lightest of dust consistently blocks filters. I could go on. The reviews claiming how powerful this vacuum is, I can only imagine that are either paid/fake reviews or the people involved have only been using a damp cloth and a straw to clean their house previously. Gave this piece of garbage away to someone, even after I told them how bad it was, because they wanted to give it a try, because it looks good. LOL Bought a Miele cx1 cat and dog. Even with the government enforced power output maximum of 900w my new vacuum lifts the carpet. Night and day is an understatment.

Yeah the suction isn't great but that's to be expected for the price. However the unit now no longer charges and is therefore unusable. Will just save up a bit more money and get a Shark or a Dyson instead.

It's an expensive vacuum cleaner, when I first got it I was nervous that it might not be worth it. Although it is not a famous brands It's still good vacuum cleaner. You can use the vacuum cleaner on any surface. It is very useful with all the different parts. It is very good that it has a light on one of the parts. It turns and rotates very easily. It's very easy to change the different parts. One of the most advantages is that it is very light. With two levels of vacuum pressure is very useful. When it is on the first level the battery life is very good. You don't need the level two that much anyway. with full battery I can clean the whole flat. If it charged quicker it would've been way better.