Customer Ratings & Reviews

 I just picked one up yesterday. It works really good. I enjoy how lite it is. I drop the vacuum brush from a high altitude when I released it and it still works everything’s intact and it charges real fast.

We own two dogs and have a problem with pet hair. This vacuum does a wonderful job of picking up the pet hair. I recommend the vacuum for all pet owners.

At least, unboxing and setup were easy but there’s nothing to hang it on the wall. To start with, the grip is supremely uncomfortable. The diameter of the vacuum "stick" carries all the way up to the handle, so it's like gripping an oversized tube. Imagine if 2-3 normal-sized broom handles were taped together, and you start to get the idea of how fat the handle is. It hurt my hands (I had to switch hands constantly), and I have the usual man-hands of a 6'3" guy. Because it's such a big grip, maneuvering the vacuum was pretty much nonexistent. Actually using the device didn't make things better. It's a short stick vac, which means it doesn't reach very far under furniture. Then, there are these weird plastic brackets attached to the tube that I'm assuming are storage for various attachments, and those get further in the way of reaching under couches, cabinets, and other pieces of furniture that are elevated. After attempting to vacuum under one or two in my living room, I gave up on getting underneath anything else. It didn't matter, as I learned, as the swivel action of the suction head acts like it's been in a rear-end collision and is now wearing a neck brace. Side-suction, you know, running it alongside a baseboard, or around cabinet bases in the kitchen, is nonexistent. After going back and forth, I had to sweep the debris out to the middle of the room so that it was captured. Vacuuming on thick rugs caused it to make a plaintive sound, as if it were a sentient being, coming to terms with the mistakes in its life that has led it to this act of penitence. No confidence here that actual deep suction occurred, only the awareness of the change in sound (relief?) as it returned to perfectly flat hardwood flooring. Vacuuming on low rugs, but rugs with grooves in them, also doesn't give me the confidence that they are clean, but at least the device doesn't sound as if it's being separated from its soul. Overall, the combination of all the the above (fat grip, too short tube, and being un-swivel-ized, et cetera, et cetera), makes the act of vacuuming much harder than it needs to be. Returning the device to the home base creates a lot of noise. I know that vacuum numero dos (number 2) is now firing up to suck the debris out of vacuum number 1, but it's loud, and in my opinion, unnecessary. There is a manual dump option, but at that point, I was over the "features" this unit claims to possess. Besides, every time the power even fluctuates, the base thinks it has to restart, so there's a random loud sound of a vacuum until the reboot is finished. There is a 'mute' button that stops the automatic suck into the base of the contents of the mobile suck-stick, but that defeats the purpose of the automatic unloading function. Lining up the slits and slots so that the vacuum correctly seats into the base for content-emptying and recharging also presents problems since the tabs and whatnot are flimsy. Overall, this is not my favorite, and I would not recommend it.

It was the perfect gift! Thank you all for great service!!!

The "self cleaning" aspect is just a gimmick. It just move the dirt into another chamber.