It’s lightweight and easy to maneuver, and does a solid job on hard floors. The LED display is helpful to monitor battery life and suction level. The suction is decent on the medium and high settings, but using high power drains the battery really fast. It’s great for pet hair and daily messes. I really like the number of attachments included, the attachments make it really versatile—I’ve used it for the couch, and even the car. I wouldn’t use it to clean my whole house in one go, but it’s perfect for quick cleanups.

First cordless vacuum and I was hoping to love it! It might be good for a small dorm room, but that's about it. Battery life dies quickly, and we need both batteries fully charged just to vacuum our apartment. Just one month in and the button that keeps the dust compartment closed broke and popped off, leaving us unable to vacuum. I saw someone said "Temu Dyson". Fitting description.

This vacuum sucks in all the wrong ways. The battery drains ridiculously fast (there's a reason they give you two batteries. You will need them!) and it's really only decent on uncarpeted surfaces. It doesn't hold suction, gets clogged around the filter far too often, and smells hot when I run it. I'm worried it will catch on fire. If I had to do it over again, I'd opt for a Shark or something more reliable. Never again.

overall, very effective on our 1500 sqft upstairs with 2 dogs and a cat. Used every day to keep the workload light and every feature is very handy. the two batteries are very helpful. one full pass of hardwood floors, 3 large rugs, 2 couches, bedspread and large chair is about one full battery (30mons or so) my absolute biggest complaint is, yet again, a stupid design choice putting the filtration column inside the already limited size dirt container! sure there's a "quick release" to dump it , but even with our every-day light workload, dirt and animal hair keeps getting bound up around the column at the top right next to the chute anyway and a supposedly seemless dump in the trash becomes having to disassemble the container by hand and making a mess on yourself anyway. Completely stupid design choice, yet so many of these are like this. if anyone has a home that people actually live in that actually needs to be cleaned, expect to wear a good amount of what you suck up with this just to dump it.

I like the storage rack for the attachments and the two batteries. However, in less than one year, my motor burnt out. The company was nice to work with and sent me a free replacement. A few months after this, one of the wheels fell off on the head. And now my last wheel has fell off leaving my vacuum worthless. All this in a total of 13 months. I'll never purchase again. Sticking with the Shark brand. The epro is not made for using every single day as I do in my house.

I like that it comes with two batteries and you can charge one while using the other, but honestly, it's not a quality product. It's not good at absorbing power; the battery doesn't last as long as it claims; it lasts much less, and hair gets tangled in the roller.

Bought this for vacuuming our RV. It has no real power. It's fine for the sort of things you'd clean up with a hand-held dustbuster. The beater bar function is useless. It picks up dirt and puts it in the stick, but very little of it gets to the basket. Hence, as soon as you shut it off, all the dirt falls out into a little pile where you stopped vacuuming. It wants a new filter, even after I replaced the filter. Exceedingly disappointed.

Not very powerful. The “turbo” setting is like a normal vacuum suction, but drains the battery fast. Was going to keep it anyway until the plastic piece that holds the battery in place broke with normal use. Now the vacuum is useless because the battery falls out with any movement. Had to return.

I like that it stands up on its own and that there are two batteries and it has a head light. Unfortunately the bad outweighs the good. Very low suction power, even on turbo. With the light, it is too easy to see the dirt left behind on my hard surface floors. It is almost like having to vacuum it twice. I have mostly hard surface with a couple of area rugs. I have a short haired dog, but I still see very little hair being picked up in the canister. I have to vacuum the rug on turbo, but after a couple of minutes the turbo power dies down (you can tell by the sound of the vacuum), unless I turn it off and then on again and set it to turbo. Not worth the money at all. I have always had a dyson, I may have to give shark a try since I don't think the dyson has a model that will stand up like this one does. Plus the book says you can rinse the hepa filter, but when I did that and left it set out to dry for more than 24 hours, it must not have been dry because now it looks like there are mold spots on it. Another con is that the dirt clings to the metal mesh cylinder and the inside of the canister assembly so I feel like it has to be rinsed out every time. Well who wants to have vac parts sitting around drying all the time??? Definitely a bad decision. I will have to look for another.

Wow. I'm a big Sam's fan. WORST buy ever at Sam's. So disappointed. They were on clearance, I see why. I have a super small house and the batteries don't hold up to even do 2 rooms even after recharging. I have to keep swapping them out. No suction at all. Can use for pretty minimal crumb picking up. :-(