Customer Ratings & Reviews

We've been meaning to replace our vacuum for sometime. We opted to go with the LG over the dyson. Assembly is extremely easy, the charging base is excellent. You're able to charge 2 batteries at once, great feature. The vacuum itself is really nice, I really like how simple it is to empty out the unit as well. It's heavier than I thought it would be, that's not a bad thing. It does a great job picking up off of carpet. Having 2 dogs and a cat, this thing is perfect for quick cleanings. I would think for the price it would also be able to spot clean carpet with soap and water, missed opportunity on LG's part. The best part of the vacuum though, my 5 year old loves and now has his first chore. I've given this vacuum 4 stars because at $700 I feel like I could be getting more for my money.

We debated on staying with Dyson or trying LG CordZero Stick Vacuum. We were particularly interested in the extra run time. So far very please with suction, run time, weight and storage.

The LG CordZero Cordless Stick Vacuum with Kompressor is our third try at a replacement for our trusty corded vacuum, and this one is a winner. This LG has all the vacuum power of its corded cousins and does so in a lightweight, easy-to-maneuver package. A repeated complaint about other attempts at cordless vacuums was the lack of suction. This vacuum has plenty and it leaves the carpets looking fresh all the way to the baseboards. The way it raises the pile is admittedly a very unscientific way to judge a product’s effectiveness, but this one leaves no question the carpet is clean. One look at the dust cup and the carpet is all it takes. Very impressive. The “Kompressor” designation comes from a nifty feature I haven’t seen before. There is a lever/slide on the right side of the clear dust cup. When the dust cup has filled up, slide the lever down toward the bottom of the cup and the vacuumed debris is compressed into the bottom of the cup. This process also cleans the internal filter screen leaving the unit ready to continue its cleaning mission. Upon opening the box, I was a little daunted by the sheer number of pieces in it but referencing the included quick setup card promptly put my mind at ease. Unpack it as indicated, and assembly is really remarkably simple. Turns out the hardest part about using the new vacuum was waiting for it to fully charge before first use. We left it overnight, but the manual says 4 hours per battery. The LG CordZero comes with two quick-release batteries, and the storage/charging stand accommodates the extra battery when not in use. It’s always ready if the battery in the vacuum runs out. If both batteries need charging, the one in the vacuum charges first, then the one stored in the stand. I vacuumed the whole main floor, stairs, the upstairs, and a good portion of the basement (about 2,800 square feet in total) on a single battery’s charge. Then I switched batteries and attachments and headed outside to do the cars. This vacuum, so far, performs beautifully and it seems there’s nothing it can’t do. I have zero complaints. On hard floors, performance is excellent. Over the years, I’ve just learned to accept that if I’m picking up some crumbs off a solid surface floor, they’re going to scatter beneath the beater brush and I’ll be chasing them or grabbing a damp cloth to thoroughly clean up. I dropped a slice of toast in the kitchen, crumbs went everywhere, and somehow the LG CordZero has cracked the code to picking up crumbs without scatter. It’s my second biggest surprise with this vacuum. The biggest surprise of this vacuum is how quietly it operates. We can carry on normal conversation while vacuuming without even raising our voices. I can hear the TV while vacuuming. Our nine-pound 12-year-old dog hides from the other vacuums, but he came right up to this one in operation and gave it a curious sniff. How many other vacuums can claim they’re “puppy approved”? It never really occurred to me how noisy our past vacuums have been; it’s just always been a fact of life. Life just got a little more enjoyable. My wife is kind of a clean freak, and it’s no exaggeration to say that she vacuums 3+ times a week. She has been unwilling to give up the power of her corded vacuum until now. She loves the LG CordZero, and we’ve finally found the replacement we have been looking for.

I have both the LG CordZero and the Dyson Animal V11. Both are good and each has their pros and cons. But when it comes to picking up debris the Dyson wins, hands down. I have parrots who like to throw their food so we use the vacuum many times a day. I find the LG spits out larger pieces (size of a small seed!) however I think that's because of the brush on the carpet attachment which comes with it. I'm ordering the soft floor attachment - so we'll see. What I like about the LG is its a bit lighter and easier to maneuver. Especially on stairs. The telescoping wand is nice too. Also like the stand so it can go all over the house and stay there. Also, prefer emptying the Dyson dirt cup. Comes apart easier. So for now, depending on the job, I'm lucky enough to have both vacuums.

I purchased this LG CordZeru Vacuum 4 years ago. In that time it has performed flawlessly. I am totally satisfied with this product and have no regrets regarding this purchase.

Great Vacuum, comes with an extra battery so if you have a larger house or a lot of cleaning you don’t need to worry about running out of charge

Love this vacuum cleaner, picks up everything. My carpet had dog hair when we moved into out house and it did an amazing job.

This is a great cordless vacuum cleaner that works great.

Stopped working, won't charge anymore, 2 years max

I wanted to love this vacuum. I hate it and only use it as a hand vac now. I needed to replace my Dyson hand vac and really needed a stick vac so I purchased this, mainly because you do not have to hold a power button down when cleaning. It worked fine for a few months. My only complaint was that it needed to be cleaned once a week. Now, I clean it more often, which is not efficient. Anyway, the reason why I hate it is that after 2 days after cleaning, I will use the vaccum and when I turn it off, a quarter of what I picked up, falls back onto the floor. Do not buy if you are cleaning up pet food or litter. Now, I use a broom and the hand vac to clean it up. When comparing hand vac to hand vac, the Dyson is much stronger. This is even in high power mode. The battery life is better than the Dyson though. I do not feel that I should have to clean a vacuum more than once a week for it to work properly.

I bought this and have had it for two seasons. It is only used at my summer home. I debated on purchasing the LG or the Dyson model. Both were comparable in price, but the fact that it came with two batteries sealed the deal for me. I've now read other reviews and, for the most part, they're very positive. However, when one considers that many of these reviews are from people that have had it for less than a year, well... The vacuum has always been plugged in to the stand, so the batteries have been well maintained. Yet, when I went to use it the first time this season, I noticed that the battery charge indicator started dropping right away when I was vacuuming. Lo and behold, the amount of suction rapidly decreased and finally the single battery indicator light started blinking (indicating a weak battery). I put the vacuum back on the stand, waited for it to charge, and tried it again. Same thing. I contacted LG support to explain that I must have a defective battery, and all that they offered me was a link to purchase a new one. For me, bottom line is that, I should have bought the Dyson. I have two friends that have been using the Dyson cordless year round for 4+ years without a hiccup. My vacuum lasted less than two. I've read other reviews that said that the battery life is nowhere near what LG claims... I just didn't realize that, for me, it meant that I'd have to replace the batteries so often. At about $100 a battery... I'd recommend staying away from LG.

Horrible customer service. Motor went out as that is the only thing under warranty and they make it so difficult to get a return, we gave up. Never again, don't buy LG vacuums.