Looks decent… Got sane one with silicone rubber rollers (pet model) Love external batteries. Its Bern a year. You should celebrate by taking g off the bog sticker that explains the dust cup function. Pet peeve. Had a guy fly drones with me. His Mavic 2 Pro had a huge sticker on the battery with warnings. Asked if he got it recently. He said yes… so okay. Then he said "about 6 months ago" LOL. That's funny. Maybe he forgets stuff. 🤔 Thanks for the quick review.
I bought it and I like it but I wish the canister was larger, it does not hold much. I am going to try to think of a way to extend it, I am thinking that if I can find the right size plastic bottle that will fit snugly inside, I can just leave the bottom lid open and insert the bottle and then when it gets full I can just remove it to empty the dirt, I am not sure it will work but it is worth the shot. A 3d printer would be nice to own, you could probably print something that would attach.
I am looking for a cordless vac to clean a medium size office building 2 times a week (not sure of square footage) and I have a 5ah B&D battery with a fast charger, I also have an adapter that I can use my Makita batteries, would you recommend this for medium duty work? I am wondering about build quality and if it will hold up for at least a couple years. I wish Makita or Milwaukee would make something like this, it is hard to find a good stick vac with a power head.
Now you have had it a few months how is it going? Just had this unit pop up in a sales ad from a local store and it seems ok for the money. Dysons are such a rip off and i just need something decent that will do basic day to day cleaning without using the main vacs. Also your hands have seen a lot of work I see. Nice to see a review from a working man and not a professional youtuber paid by sponsors to be there shills.
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Thank you for posting this I couldn’t figure out the battery part
Where to buy the extra battery
I hate the cleaning of paper filter. I hope Black and Decker replace that filter with something like a plastic or metal filter soon
Good Stuff !
Looks decent… Got sane one with silicone rubber rollers (pet model) Love external batteries. Its Bern a year. You should celebrate by taking g off the bog sticker that explains the dust cup function. Pet peeve. Had a guy fly drones with me. His Mavic 2 Pro had a huge sticker on the battery with warnings. Asked if he got it recently. He said yes… so okay. Then he said "about 6 months ago" LOL. That's funny. Maybe he forgets stuff. 🤔 Thanks for the quick review.
Thank you for your video. Does the hair tangle around the roller?
thank you for posting this!!! I couldn’t figure out where the battery went but this was super helpful!
Is it possible to buy the wall mount separately?
Where is the f…… battery indicator. Don't just say battery indicator without showing you audience where it is, how it works etc
Are the blinking lights suppose to disappear once it’s fully charged
What modifications did you make for the 40v if I may ask?
I bought it and I like it but I wish the canister was larger, it does not hold much. I am going to try to think of a way to extend it, I am thinking that if I can find the right size plastic bottle that will fit snugly inside, I can just leave the bottom lid open and insert the bottle and then when it gets full I can just remove it to empty the dirt, I am not sure it will work but it is worth the shot. A 3d printer would be nice to own, you could probably print something that would attach.
Is it heavy to handle?
I am looking for a cordless vac to clean a medium size office building 2 times a week (not sure of square footage) and I have a 5ah B&D battery with a fast charger, I also have an adapter that I can use my Makita batteries, would you recommend this for medium duty work? I am wondering about build quality and if it will hold up for at least a couple years.
I wish Makita or Milwaukee would make something like this, it is hard to find a good stick vac with a power head.
Now you have had it a few months how is it going? Just had this unit pop up in a sales ad from a local store and it seems ok for the money. Dysons are such a rip off and i just need something decent that will do basic day to day cleaning without using the main vacs. Also your hands have seen a lot of work I see. Nice to see a review from a working man and not a professional youtuber paid by sponsors to be there shills.
I just purchased craftsman 20v stick vac that looks exactly like that but black/red.