Fanttik Slim V10 APEX Cordless Car Vacuum, 4-in-1 Portable Mini Handheld Vac, 19kPa Suction Power, Upgraded Smart Digital Display, 2 Suction Modes for Small Jobs, Car, Office Desk, Keyboards (Black)

Fanttik Slim V10 Apex Cordless Car Vacuum – A Powerful Cleaning Companion The Fanttik Slim V10 Apex is a top-tier cordless vacuum designed for effortless car cleaning with strong suction power and smart features. Exceptional Suction Power – With 19,000Pa suction, this vacuum easily removes dust, debris, and pet hair, making car interiors spotless. Smart Digital Display – The HD screen provides real-time battery status and mode selection, ensuring efficient operation. Lightweight & Portable – Weighing just 1.1 lbs, it’s easy to maneuver and store, perfect for on-the-go cleaning. Multi-Function Design – Works as a vacuum, blower, inflator, and deflator, making it versatile for various cleaning tasks. Fast Charging & Long Battery Life – The USB-C charging ensures quick power-ups, with up to 30 minutes of runtime on low mode. Final Verdict The Fanttik Slim V10 Apex is a must-have for car owners, offering powerful suction, smart features, and portability. If you want a high-performance cordless vacuum, this is an excellent choice.

TikTok made me buy it. Everything else made me keep it. This little vacuum has some incredible suction power and makes picking up in small spaces or in the car very easy. The flip top design for emptying the tiny refuse container is helpful since you’ll be able to clean out maybe one car seat before you need to empty it. Quality wise, this thing feels premium. We have a bissel pet hair pro handheld also, which is great, but the bissel feels incredibly cheap. The Fantik feels like a $200 machine as far as quality. The performance is great also. The number of attachments make cleaning nearly any space in a vehicle or elsewhere very easy. I can’t say I love the battery life but it does the trick. Seems like 15 mins or so on high, which is a bummer because once you start sucking with this thing, you don’t want to stop. It charges reasonably fast though. I haven’t timed it but I’ve never been jonesing for a few more percent to complete a task. I just switch to a different vacuum (which sadly I have an array of).

Decent, and better with an adjustment. It isn't a panacea, but it is pretty good as the product type goes. It isn't as light as would be ideal but reasonable enough. The suction power is good. The attachments are decent. The battery life is short( as all in the category are). The canister is too small (again normal). The battery indicator is quite useful(because of the short battery life and long charging time). The actual design flaw is with the pre-filter size/placement. The air only comes in the perimeter around the pre-filter and that circumference isn't much smaller than the circumference of the canister itself. What that means, is that the area around the pre-filter will quickly fill with debris that ends up clogging the suction and is too tightly packed to empty from the quick-release. So the canister is in functional much smaller than it appears and might as well not have the quick release. To resolve this, i added another pre-filter to catch larger debris in a way easier to empty. To this purpose, i bought a 45mm/1.4in soffit exhaust grille and attached it to the top of the pre-filter. The larger debris stays on top of this (it is a reasonablly tight fit in the cylinder). The smaller debris goes around the pre-filter and the dust goes into the HEPA filter. This way the larger debris actually can be emptied using the quick release and the smaller debris doesn't accumulate as fast. It still accumulates pretty quickly, but the usability is quite improved nonetheless. Overall, this product will not replace a normal vacuum, but for light duty, detail work, is is quite useful. Things like cleaning an air purifier's pre-filter, spot cleaning areas that like to accumulate dust or following the use of a dust-pan somewhere getting a normal vacuum is inconvenient(like a car).

Great for small messes. Suction power isn’t as high as you would expect. But perfect for smaller cleaner vehicles. Wouldn’t suggest for heavy bigger messes

Worth the price! Always seen fantik products on YouTube videos since they sponsor every Automative YouTube channel I watch. I found them over priced compared to other products found on Amazon and box stores. After a crappy purchase at homedepot a portable ryobi vacuum that doesn’t do a really good job and came with no attachment I decided to purchase a fantik product. The vacuum feels high quality, i was doubting the suction power because of its size but i gave it try on my jeep and it was amazing didn’t have to continuously pass the vacuum at the same spot. it sucked up dirt, leaves and small rocks like a champ. Simple and easy to use and it’s compact size make easy to store in my jeep taking up no space at all. I wish I would have made the purchase a long time ago instead of wasting money on sub par products.

Excellent size and alot attachments for any job.

🚫🚫🚫 Disappointing airflow + awkward design + fast clogging (Fanttik Slim V10 APEX) As a lifelong mechanic, long-time service manager, and hands-on electronics repair/build enthusiast, I’ve tried a lot of handheld vacuums and electric dusters to see what actually works without wasting money. My primary goal with devices like this is replacing canned air—which is expensive, wasteful, and underpowered—while still having a usable vacuum for pre-cleaning electronics before blowing out what’s left. In practice, this unit didn’t meet those needs. Where it falls short: - Blower performance is disappointing. A noticeable amount of air escapes around the buttons and housing instead of being directed where it should. Even removing parts of the filtration/vacuum setup doesn’t fix the blow-by issue, which strongly suggests a sealing or design flaw. - Vacuum power drops quickly. The multi-stage filtration is a good idea on paper, but the filter clogs fast—even with light electronics dust—causing major suction loss and forcing frequent stops to clean it. - Awkward form factor. The long body makes it difficult to maneuver in tight spaces. Using the hose often requires “three hands,” and I’ve had the hose pop off and the unit fall more than once. - Durability concern for the price. Dropping a tool because of its own design shouldn’t be a risk at this cost. Important context: This review is not mainly about automotive use. I do extensive electronics and computer work, including full tear-downs and large custom PC builds. For example, I’ve built multiple systems in Thermaltake Tower 500 cases, which are extremely large enclosures. In those situations, the length of the unit, reliance on the hose, and airflow loss make this device even more frustrating to use. Ironically, a couple of cheaper no-name dusters I own—with more compact, “gun-style” designs—have been easier to handle and in some cases more effective as blowers. That was genuinely surprising. Final thoughts: Fanttik clearly has some good ideas, and I wanted this to be an all-in-one upgrade. I even gave away my previous unit expecting this one to replace it. Unfortunately, the execution just isn’t there. Between the airflow leakage, awkward ergonomics, and rapid clogging with major suction loss, it doesn’t justify the price. I would like to try more of Fanttik’s products because the concepts are solid, but with limited time and money, I can’t keep buying tools that miss the mark. If a product performs well, I’m happy to say so. Based on real-world use, this one didn’t.

I thought I fully understood what I was buying, but I was wrong. I wouldn't say it's a terrible vacuum cleaner; it's a pretty good device, but it has a lot of compromises. The worst thing is the battery. It lasts up to 30 minutes and takes 2.5 hours to charge. I knew this when I bought it, but in reality it turned out to be very inconvenient. I planned to keep the vacuum cleaner in my car, but I have to bring it home or to the office every time to recharge it because I rarely drive for 3 hours. Also, don't count on 30 minutes in economy mode, because this mode makes no sense due to the low suction power. And even the enhanced mode doesn't cope well with hair. It's also very annoying that almost all the debris ends up in the filter instead of falling into the container. Because of this, the filter clogs in just a few minutes, and you have to completely disassemble it for cleaning. On the plus side: it's very convenient, doesn't take up much space, has a large number of attachments, and hardly any of them are superfluous. You can really reach the hardest places in the car where dirt constantly accumulates without any problems. I am very glad that I managed to buy this vacuum at a discount, otherwise I would have been more disappointed if I had paid full price for it.