Customer Ratings & Reviews

This LG - CordZero A9 Wet/Dry Cord-Free Stick Vacuum is a life changer!! Seriously! With every option I tried, I liked this vacuum more and more. I have been a D***n user - so I am no stranger to cordless stick vacuuming. This LG can really vacuum. The suction is fantastic. There are 3 suction levels - normal, power and turbo. I found the normal setting to be adequate and it really sucked up a lot of dirt as evidenced by the debris in the dust bin (which is so easy to empty). This LG vacuum with its power mop nozzle turns this appliance into a hard floor cleaner. Just remove the vacuum nozzle and put on the mop nozzle. It automatically knows which nozzle is attached and in this mode it knows not to suck. Put on the supplied mop pads, fill the tank with water and you’re now ready for hard floor cleaning. I have hard wood floors which don’t like water, so I set the water adjustment button to STOP (I didn’t put any water in the tank. This way, no water was dispensed onto the floor). I squirted the hardwood floor cleaner directly on the floor and just guided the LG Cord Zero over it to clean my floor! When done, I hand washed and dried the pads and I was ready for the next time. So easy and quick! I felt like a professional. The charging stand is a dream. It can be, but doesn’t necessarily need to be, attached to a wall. The base is heavy enough to keep everything in place and I mean everything! 2 batteries (1 charges while attached to the unit in the stand and 1 charges in the charging stand itself). Yes, 2 batteries!! Also holds the attachments - the crevice tool and the combination tool; the mop nozzle and the mop pads. The cord stores neatly in the back of the stand. Everything is compact and in one convenient, easy to find place. The LG ThinQ app makes life even easier. Just download from the Apple store or Google Play store and install then follow the directions for connecting it to your WiFi . With this, you can easily look up the cleaning history - when was it used, in what mode and for how long. If the filters need cleaning the app will let you know. When the battery was recharged, I received a notification on my iPhone! If something seems wrong, run the Smart Diagnostics for assistance. This is an absolutely amazing appliance. There is so much more to it than I have written (and I know, I wrote a lot!). I am so very glad I have it and I would not hesitate to highly recommend thIs LG - CordZero A9 Wet/Dry Cord-Free Stick Vacuum to anyone.

I had this vacuum for nearly 3 years. It was great to us ! I loved all the attachments, which made cleaning the stairs and baseboards super easy ! The mop feature is slow, but it does a great job. We have two toddlers that are constantly spilling juice, and the swifter is great for quick messes but this does a nice deep clean of our hardwood floors. We loved it so much we purchased a second one (without the mop feature) unfortunately the plastic to the mop head cracked after 2 years, and then the vacuum head had snapped off the connecting piece that helps it turn .. but I was very hard on this vacuum and used it everyday.. so I am not mad about it. I brought it to Best Buy and under the extended warranty I purchased they completely replaced the vacuum for me.

The LG cord zero wet/dry vacuum may look a little odd with the large canister, but inside that canister is a very powerful motor and a large storage area for all of the stuff this vacuum pulls in. The vacuum has 2 speeds and connects to your wireless internet if you want to use that feature with the LG app. When you first open the box, you could be overwhelmed by all of the parts that are neatly packed in it. But, take your time and lay them out on the table and you will quickly see that everything easily snaps together, including the charging stand. I intentionally put the whole vacuum and stand together without the instructions to see how easy it was, and I didn't have any problems at all. The unit comes with 2 batteries that together should offer nearly 2 full hours of use. The LG also comes with the mop attachment and 2 sets of mops. I know its hard to get excited about a vacuum, but the LG A9 wet/dry vacuum really is something special. With the included stand, you are able to charge both batteries at the same time and store all of the included attachment together in a fairly small footprint. I have mine sitting behind a bathroom door. This is a unit that can replace your corded vacuum and your wet mop. It has a very long run time with the 2 included batteries and has enough power for any normal vacuuming job. What more could anyone want? I like mine.

LG - CordZero A9 Wet/Dry is pretty cool way to clear honey do list. I love the vacuum option but the mop has to grow on me. It works but kind of tedious for small spills. I love the Kompressor function to compact debris. Comes with nice tools for multiple cleaning jobs. The battery is right around 2 hours but haven't done a continuous clean job that long. This is a good add on to any home. They have included a nice set of attachments. And right at 6lbs anyone can make easy work of chores with this one. It cleans bare floors great as well. Make your cleaning easy!!!

Cordless stick vacuums are all the rage these days and they can be very impressive. But many models continue to have problems with battery longevity and failure - so it is difficult to assess the expected lifespan of the heartbeat of any cordless vacuum. And while every vacuum manufacturer seems to be rushing a cordless stick vacuum to market, there are only a few of them that are playing at the top of their game: Tineco, Dyson, Samsung, and LG. All of them look and perform about the same (mostly just variations on the original Dyson design). For me, it is difficult to differentiate between their releases based on ergonomics or functionality. Note: Miele makes a well-received vacuum in this category that is not so identical in design, but I find that its lower center of gravity makes it clunky to maneuver. But this new model from LG has a few solid improvements that, for me, make it recommendable in a very competitive field. (1) It comes with TWO batteries, not one. They advertise this fact claiming "two rechargeable batteries that deliver up to 120 minutes* of uninterrupted cleaning." And the "*" represents the caveats of usage at the lowest possible setting (and, of course, spread across two separate batteries at full charge). But, caveats aside, the batteries here are amazing. I have a three bedroom house and can now vacuum my entire house at the highest suction setting and with the beater bar running on a single battery. Outstanding! (2) One of the included attachments here is the terribly named "Power Mop Nozzle" - even the image on the box is unimpressive. But it's actually amazing. It is a replacement head for the primary vacuuming attachment that buffs hard floors (using water, not cleaning fluids) - and the mopping head is noticeably heavier than the vacuuming head which you would need to insure the buffing heads have sufficient contact with the floor. This kit comes with two sets of washable buffers. It felt very strange and counterintuitive to mop my floors with a vacuum cleaner but this system works beautifully. (3) Kompressor™ technology - a term I do not like that describes an action that I love. The debris receiving reservoir is quite small on this vacuum (as it is on all cordless stick vacuums) - and even some light vacuuming can collect debris in a way that reduces capacity. Kompressor™ technology is, quite simply, a manual way to compress/kompress the collected debris to the bottom of the collection chamber to support less-frequent emptyings. As a dog owner whose house is constantly littered with hair, this single simple manual packing tool is amazing. (4) I know this is a goofy detail, but there is NO assumption here that you want to install any part of this system on a wall! Every part fits on a very compact and well-designed stand. The battery in the vacuum charges and the spare battery charges separately so you can always depend on both batteries being at full charge and at your disposal. There is even room on the back of the stand for the spare buffing wheels for the power mop. (5) The final detail that is amazing for me is the telescoping wand (the "stick" part of this stick vacuum). Basically, the part that runs between the motor and the end of the vacuum can be extended by about a foot. LG rightly advertises it as a feature to help you with those hard-to-reach places - but as a tall person, I found it incredibly helpful to be able to simply adjust the vacuum so I didn't have to stoop down while I was cleaning house. This vacuum is doing everything it can to stand out in a very competitive field. VERY highly recommended!

This specific CordZero A9 model (A929KVM) features LG's new Kompressor technology, as well as wi-fi capability and a powered mopping attachment. In the box, this A929KVM includes the vacuum itself; multi-mode charging stand; two removable, rechargeable batteries; two washable pre-motor filters; one washable HEPA post-motor filter; a "universal" power floor nozzle; a crevice tool; a 2-in-1 brush tool; a cleaning brush; wall mounting kit; and the Power Mop attachment with water reservoir, water filling cup and four reusable microfiber mopping pads. Right out of the box I was impressed with the build quality of each piece and the flexibility of the charging dock/stand. Unlike many competitors, the A9's charging dock can stand upright with its included heavy base, and it holds most (but not all) of the included accessories. The stand can be attached to the wall or disconnected from the base, providing a lot of flexibility. It fits perfectly in the corner of my walk-in closet and provides easy access to remove and install the vacuum. After fitting everything together and plugging in the charger, you simply drop one bright yellow battery into the spare battery holder on the stand and snap the other into the bottom of the vacuum. You dock and undock the vacuum (with battery attached) by sliding it up or down on the top of the base; when property docked, the vacuum plays a little ditty to let you know it's charging (the same noise my LG washer makes, which is a neat touch). The dock will first fully charge the vacuum and then fully charge the spare battery, with indicator lights on the vacuum and the stand showing the charging status. The charging stand also has room for the two included cleaning attachments, as well as the power mop nozzle and two of the four microfiber pads. It's all very sturdy and compact and a breeze to use -- definitely the best charging/storage solution of any vacuum I've ever used. While the vacuum charged I took a few minutes to set up the LG ThinQ app on my iPhone, which connects to the A9 via wi-fi. After a simple set up process I had no trouble at all maintaining a connection. The ThinQ app displays charging and usage information for the A9, and will send push notifications when the A9 finishes charging or needs its filters cleaned. Usage information includes graphics displaying overall usage minutes and number of minutes at each power level, as well as lifetime usage. While neat, the information displayed is rather basic. The A9 itself displays a battery gauge and filter cleaning reminder light, so using the app for these features isn't necessary. I wish the app displayed more complex metrics like battery charge percentage and battery health status, but nonetheless, it's free, easy to use, and helps make the A9 feel that much more "premium." After allowing the vacuum to fully charge, I set off to use it for the first time. For the sake of comparison, I live in a 600 square-foot one-bedroom apartment, and I have all hard flooring surfaces with a few short-pile area rugs. I live alone and at the time of this review don't have a pet (yet). The A9 is simple to undock, and the extendable wand is a nice touch, as it makes the vacuum more compact for storage but plenty comfortable when fully extended for use tall people like myself. Pressing the power button activates the power nozzle and the "Normal," or lowest, suction level. I was pleased to find the vacuum pretty quiet on this setting, although the power nozzle makes a growling noise on hard floors, but it's nothing too objectionable. Pressing the "+" button once ups the suction to the "Power," or medium, mode. Press and hold the "+" for a few seconds and you'll enter Turbo mode, which is the highest suction level. The power nozzle turns at the same speed regardless of suction level. On the default Normal power level, the A9 picked up just about everything I saw on the hard floors, and surface dust from my area rugs. I found pressing the "+" button once for Power mode picked up all the visible dust and dirt on any surface without much work on my part. I was concerned about the "universal" power nozzle not performing as well as separate, dedicated carpet and floor nozzles (which other A9 models include), but was pleasantly surprised to find it cleaned hard floors and area rugs really well. I was at first annoyed that LG didn't include the "fluffy" hard floor nozzle with this specific A9 model, but after having used the universal nozzle a few times I can't see myself missing the dedicated hard floor nozzle. The universal nozzle even picked up most of the layer of fine dust from the hard floors under my bed, which I did not expect. Even better, the universal nozzle rolls right from rug to floor to rug without switching attachments or cleaning modes, which makes vacuuming that much quicker and easier. After vacuuming all the floors in my apartment with the universal power nozzle, I attached the 2-in-1 brush and did some surface cleaning of tables and shelves. This attachment snaps on firmly and offers soft bristles or a hard rectangular cleaning surface. It picked up dust, fuzz and hair quite admirably from a variety of hard surfaces. I found Normal suction mode was fine for light particles, but again, the Power suction mode did a more complete job. After trimming my beard I was able to vacuum up all the little clippings quickly in Power mode with the brush attachment; I switched to the crevice tool and got everything from the corners and baseboards of my bathroom as well. Nice! Any time I paused in my vacuuming, I gave the Kompressor button a few quick presses. This button slides down a spring-loaded device in the A9's dust cup to compress the dirt and dislodge larger pieces from the internal cyclone; it worked well in my testing and after vacuuming my entire apartment twice the dust bin was maybe half full at most. After vacuuming the floors and major surface areas I switched the power nozzle for the mop nozzle to finish the job. I have to admit, I was skeptical of the utility of the Power Mop Nozzle, especially since LG advises you to use only plain water (no soaps or detergents). Nonetheless, filling the reservoir is easy enough, as it snaps off the Power Mop Nozzle for filling/emptying. I used plain tap water as instructed and filled it to the max fill line. After attaching it to the Power Mop Nozzle I wet and wrung out two of the circular microfiber cleaning pads and attached them to the bottom of the nozzle, and slid the entire thing onto the end of the A9's wand. I used the "low" water setting, which dispenses a small amount of water onto the back of each rotating mop pad; there's also a "high" water setting that will dispense more water and is for cleaning heavily-soiled areas according to the manual. I turned the A9 on and the Power Mop Nozzle illuminated its headlight and began quietly spinning its mop pads. I started in one corner of my apartment and slowly moved the A9 back and forth across the hard floors, overlapping my rows and getting into corners as needed. I quickly realized I was wrong about the mopping attachment -- this thing is great! In under 15 minutes I had mopped all the hard flooring in my unit with hardly any elbow grease on my part. The spinning motorized mop heads do all the scrubbing, while you simply glide the machine where it needs to go. The microfiber pads easily cleaned the top layer of grime off the floors, while the soft loops of fabric wiped the crevices between the floor and baseboards. The floors seemed wet enough to have been cleaned, but weren't sopping wet, and dried in a matter of minutes. All told, I used maybe 1/4 of the water in the reservoir and very little elbow grease and found myself with clean, dry, not-sticky floors. Finally, after all the cleaning and mopping I took a look at the battery indicator on the A9 and found I still had 2 of 3 battery bars remaining. This was using only one battery, and after vacuuming with both powered and unpowered attachments on the A9's Power (medium) suction level and then mopping with the Powered Mop Nozzle. Here I was worried about having enough charge to vacuum my whole house when I was able to vacuum, spot clean/dust and mop on one battery. Overall, I'm very impressed with the LG A9. It can clean all my floors and dust most of my surfaces -- and then mop the floors too -- more quickly and easily than I could with my corded vacuum and regular mop and bucket. The A9 has plenty of suction for bare floor and carpeted surfaces, and the universal power nozzle does a fine job picking up most dust and dirt on any floor type. The charging and storage stand is excellent, and the run time from the battery is much better than I hoped for. I was worried the mopping attachment would be a gimmick, but I was genuinely pleased with how well it mopped my floors, and it's both quicker and less messy than a regular mop. My one major complaint is a lack of included furniture/upholstery attachment. LG includes a "Power Punch Nozzle" with other A9 models, and I wish it were included with mine for the price. The 2-in-1 tool is fine for small areas but it would take forever to clean a couch or loveseat. Something to note when you're comparing models. In sum, the LG A9 offers high quality, strong performance and a unique, useful powered mopping head. The two batteries offer loads of runtime and the included accessories and stand all work well. The A9 is easy to clean and will even let you know when the filters are due to be washed. This vacuum commands a premium price, and while LG offers useful additional tools, they aren't cheap. If you can stomach the price, the LG A9 is definitely worth a look in the high-end cordless vacuum market.

I was very excited to use this vacuum, you get 2 for 1, vacuum and mop. First thing I love about this vacuum is the convenience and easy storage. Vacuum is lightweight so easy to carry around the house. I love that it has a stand for easy storage and charging. Some other brands their stick vacuums you have to prop up against something for them to stay after use. Being able to easily go from vacuum to mop with the included attachments is an amazing addition. I have carpet and tile floors and having this vac/mop makes my cleaning so much easier. I absolutely hate having to switch from a vacuum to a traditional mop, it makes the time spent cleaning longer. This vacuum has good suction, I like that it has the dirt compressor which helps you finish your vacuuming without having to empty the container as often with other brands. So simple to put together and use. My family enjoys using this vac/mop so much my teenage kids don’t complain about helping clean, they actually offer to help just to use it. This has been a great addition to my cleaning tools. I definitely recommend this for any household.

LG's foray into stick vac territory is a success with the CordZero wet/dry stick vacuum. Feature-rich and simple to use, this device takes on both carpeted and hard floors with ease, and without the use of any buckets or chemical treatments. CordZero is a great do-it-all option to get your home clean quickly. The CordZero comes completely disassembled, and while the instructions aren't the greatest read, everything pieces together in a simple, logical manner. The cord vac has a beautiful burgundy/wine color that's not an eyesore, so that's a plus. The charging stand holds all the accessories (even the included extra mopheads!), and it is small and portable which allows for numerous storage options. I especially love the double battery: one battery is in the vacuum and charges in the stand, while the other charges up in the stand itself and is ready to go. Each battery gives you up to 60 minutes continuous runtime, which gives you plenty of time to get your entire house done. LG's vacuum is lightweight with an adjustable stick tube. The stick vac stores small but when in use, you may extend the tube to a much longer, full length. There are two power settings, Normal and Turbo, and I found the normal setting to be perfectly capable for hardwood floor vacuuming. Turbo seemed to be needed more for carpeted rooms, but I have some furry pets with rooms that need an unusual amount of vacuuming. One of the nice features is the "Kompressor" technology, which allows you to push the collected dirt down inside the collection tank, allowing you to continue cleaning instead of constantly heading to a garbage can to empty the tank. This compressing action did allow some dirt to get trapped in the upper area of the tank, which required some extra work to remove, but overall it is a nice feature. The vacuum has good range of motion for twisting to hard to reach areas. I did find some "sticking" issues while turning corners with the vacuum on carpeting, having to labor a bit to get the vacuum to properly change directions. I'm hopeful that over time this becomes a non-issue. The mop function is a nice add-on, especially since it just uses water. Simply fill the removable water tank and go, no fuss. Removal and cleaning of the mopheads is also a simple task. Lastly, the CordZero has smart-home capabilities, connecting to your home Wi-Fi and allowing you to track your cleaning history or run system diagnostics from the free LG app. I didn't find this function to be necessary, but it is definitely a nice bonus if you're on the fence about this feature-rich product. LG's CordZero is a solid vacuum option for all household environments. From carpeted to wood-flooring and tile, this stick vac can adapt to your cleaning needs. Despite some small issues, the CordZero's feature-rich catalog makes it a worthwhile addition to your home. Full disclosure, I received this product for my honest, unbiased review.

First thought while opening this box was “Wow, there’s a lot of pieces to this puzzle” In reality though, it only took about 5 minutes to put it all together. I lost another 5 minutes by not sliding the pad holder down the charging station tube before putting the charging station on top. Reading the instructions first would have avoided that error. LOL This thing is a work of art just sitting there. So neat and tidy. So much to it but it barely takes more space than a standard old school vacuum if it even does. The grab and go ability of this is really awesome!! No need to mount to a wall, the stand is very sturdy and useful. Looks perfect sitting in the corner of my kitchen. It's great not having to hold a trigger the whole time vacuuming. Very comfortable to use. Having 2 batteries is very nice. And having them both able to be charging at the same time is such a great addition. My biggest test with any vacuum is cat litter. While it doesn’t sound as powerful as other vacuums, it does the job very well. Power mode seemed to work the best as Turbo mode really drains the battery quickly. The Kompressor feature really comes in handy when you don’t want to dump the canister and you’re almost done. That was a great idea. Love the telescoping wand. Sure beats having to add and remove extensions. Just push the button and slide. The wi-fi feature is pretty cool. You can look right on your phone to see if it’s fully charged and track usage. The hardwood floor cleaning pads work well, but they just don’t seem to spin fast enough. Definitely takes longer to clean the floor than using a standard mop. It does work as I can see stains slowly disappear while going back and forth over it but I’m not sure I’ll be using that too much. Overall, it’s a very nice vacuum and does all you need. The attachments all work well with it. Very pleased with this

First off, LG has done a wonderful design with this vacuum cleaner. I especially love its color as it brings a different perspective to cleaning technology! The performance of this vacuum is wonderful as it does a great job of deep cleaning. I also love the fact that it is multifunctional. Parts of my floor are carpeted and other parts are not, so this will aid immensely in cleaning.

Loved It! So upset they discontinued this vacuum . I bought another one from the same brand but loved this one better

Great reliable product. Works well and very easy to to use.

Not the best for dogs hair, gets clogged too often. I think I spend more time cleaning the vacuum than actually vacuuming. If you have no pets it’s great.

I previously had the Dyson V10 animal and sold it due to moving from Europe back to the USA (battery’s can’t ship). I decided to go with the LG which was only slightly cheaper. After 4 months of use with 1 dog, 1 cat, and 3 kids, I would rate this vacuum 50% of the Dyson’s performance. Save your money and buy a Dyson. I would say this is a good deal at $400 but no more. Now I am stuck with this thing until I save enough money to replace it with a Dyson.

This vacuum is not compatible with pet hair. It clogs too often and just can't keep up with hair from two dogs. I would only recommend this vacuum for a household without pets.

My dog sheds a lot and the hair would be too much causing a blockage and making it to over heat. It also left streaks on my wood floors and it didn’t clean the dirt good it doesn’t have a solution just recommends water. It was convenient bieng cordless but overall I had to return it wans’t for my household.

Its a beast ever one should get one for for the pirce is cheap

This is a great vacuum with a mop. It works very well.