Cordless Cleaner Reviews

@FrostOrZeph says:

why dont you mention handheld portable vacuums like for cars or under a gaming desk

@Tig3rj says:

Things I like to see you do in 2024, if the budget allows it…I like to see you do Canister Vacs..Last I see was 4 years ago and back then you did some tests on the "Luxury" brands (Sebo, Miele), which I wish saw more often if new models come out from them..

Also even though I know your not a repair channel, how are the reparability of these vacs you test? such as available parts? You have Shark as some of your best, but I read all other places Sharks are the WORST when it comes to getting repair to the point you can't and you have to buy another one..

I give you props on how big your channels has grown since the day I saw your first review of the robot vac and hope you expand even bigger! Thank You!

@wyldroselee6446 says:

I'll follow up on the links but was disappointed that no barrel or canister vaccy's were tested.

@jderek0007 says:

Probably a dumb question- But we have a Rugable which is bascally flat. We also have a German Shepherd. His hair sticks to this dang carpet like static cling. Currenly Using Shark with both roller brushes and it never gets all the hair. Any recomendations for this type of carpet and actually removing hair??

@m1chauPL says:

I feel like you don't give enough attention to mid level and budget robot vacuums. You give us a best vacuums list that comprise of robots north of 1000 bucks, and you give just one recommendation for either budget or mid level. I don't think most people can afford to splurge a thousand bucks for a vacuum cleaner, but also don't want the most basic "dumb" option.

@erickennon8809 says:

I personally think a Kirby is the best vacuum. True enough I paid 3500 for it and it’s pretty heavy but you get many years out of it and awesome suction

@rick8916 says:

Can you do a review of the Best Cordless Uprights (not the mop /vac combo) for 2023/ 2024? Thanks and keep up the GREAT work 🙂

@markolar1511 says:

doesn't even mention the most powerful and largest capacity vacuum type? canisters are just better.

@nemxomen says:

I already bought a vacuum recently using your videos but just excited to see what else is new in the vacuuming world!

@kentonmassey8959 says:

Even the best shark vacuums will last 2-3 years max before you need a repair. And once you go to try and get it repaired or try and do it yourself that’s when you’ll realize how bad shark vacuums are. They don’t sell replacement parts, it’s impossible to get inside of them, they come out with a new one every week with different parts. I will never buy another vacuum from them. Just get something else.

@michas9843 says:

I feel like the channel is becoming no longer disinterested. I checked the recommendations. There are only shark and dyson vacuums. Where is tineco? It was such a great contender.