Cordless Cleaner Reviews

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Valid time: 2018-09-26 00:00:00—–2018-10-31 00:00:00

One of the most significant pros was its cleaning ability, I literally did not encounter a single debris filed in our tests that it do not perform perfectly on. With the soft roller on hard floors it did amazing, which is not surprising, as I have said before I think soft rollers are the future of vacuum technology especially for hard floors. But the really interesting thing was its standard cleaner head, I should mention that I performed all these tests in both low and high power, and not only did it do perfectly on carpets with fine debris, but it tackled pet hair, and large and even extra large debris with the same ease in both low and high power.

On hard floors, where cordless vacuums typically struggle, it again surpassed expectations. It perfectly picked up fine debris including the difficult to pick up sand, pet hair and large to extra large debris in both low and high power.

Compare this to the Dyson V8’s motorhead on hard floors and you can see why I am excited by it.

So to sum this section up If you have all hard floors I would use the soft roller exclusively but if you have a combination of hard floors and carpet or just carpet than there is not reason to ever change the standard brush out as its design is one of the best I have seen on a cordless vacuum.

Another big pro is that it is a sealed system with HPEA filtration, which is only available with premium vacuums past a certain price range, as you can see its not very common with most cordless vacuums, so that’s a big pro.

Its power was a pro, we measured the suction at 80 inches of water lift which is extremely rare for a cordless vacuums, in fact it was way higher than all the budget cordless vacuums, and even most premium cordless vacuums.

Its airflow was measured at 24 cfm on low, 31 on med, and 37 on high at the wand.
Which again puts it at the top of the list for budget cordless vacuums, though slightly behind the Shark Ion P50 and the Dyson V8 and V10 at least on its high power, it actually had the exact same airflow as the Dyson V10 on its low and medium power settings.

We saw that its airflow was quite literally more than enough with tests like the crevice pickup test where it gave a top tier performance.

It weight and maneuverability were a pro its base weighed slightly less than the Dyson V8 but I particularly liked how the handle give you the option to hold it from side, like for normal vacuuming, or from the top, which makes it much less tiring when using it as a handheld. Most cordless vacuums do one or the other and this is the first I have seen with the option for both.

The final pros are about its sturdy construction and looks, It feels really sturdy, all the components seem well build and even its attachments like the pet tool seems extremely well designed. Besides that it just looks cool, like if Apple decided to get into the vacuum business. P.S. Apple, please get into the vacuum business.

Before we get into the cons Ill mention the battery life as its not quite a pro and not quite a con.

We measured it in low and high power with the cleaner head attached, and got 29:02 on low power and 9:33 on high. This is compared to the Dyson V8 which got 9:00 on High and 33:00 on low. So it blows away the budget vacuums and is just about average for premium cordless vacuums. I didn’t have time to measure the medium power but Ill test it later and make a note in the description.

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