The Tineco Go Pet cordless vacuum is fantastic! Super lightweight, powerful suction, and amazing for pet hair. The attachments make cleaning furniture and tight spots so easy. Battery lasts plenty long for quick cleanups. Highly recommend! Long time Tineco customer here!!!

This lightweight vacuum is powerful enough to pick up dust bunnies that would've eluded me using a broom. And, when I use it in the bedrooms with carpet, there is no pet hair in sight. I highly recommend this vacuum, but I wish it came with an attachment that helped vacuum the stairway.

I used it primarily on tile floor. Very powerful and practical with performance just matching the expensive brands but at less than half the price. Even with heavy usage, it has only jammed once and was easily cleared while it would have jammed many times on a Dyson already:

mine didnt come with the crevice tool or the part that goes on the holder thing for holding said crevice tool, but tbh the 1 attatchment that did come with it i feel can do the job of the crevice tool as well (the one with the brush thing around it) and i absolutely adore this vacuum. my favorite part is the light to indicate when the area your vacuuming is fully done, my carpets havent felt this nice in a long time id 10/10 recommend getting this vacuum

This vacuum has surpassed my expectations. I really did a lot of research before buying one. i am disabled and I needed a lighter cordless vacuum but I also needed it to be powerful and last long enough on one charge. This is that vacuum. I bought it primarily to vacuum up cat litter and it works great on that, it comes apart easily to use as a hand vac , which I use sitting on my stair lift to do the stairs. I love it so much that I find myself doing my entire house. The charge usually lasts about 45 minutes. The only thing I find it has a problem with is thick area rugs.On most rugs though it works great.

When this vacuum is working, it works great. It picks up all the hair on my tile and hardwood floors easily, way better than the brooms and Swiffers I was using before, and with a lot less time and effort on my part. The problem is that the stick in the middle, which connects the brushhead to the other end of the vacuum (with the canister, battery, motor, etc.), somehow has a faulty / unreliable connection, which means the motor would be running but the brushhead would lose power and stop spinning. (I bought this vacuum about a week ago and this problem started happening on my second use). I called Tineco who offered to provide a replacement stick, but I don't know if they can guarantee it won't happen again. The second problem is that the battery runs down quickly. Yahoo reviewers said the battery runs for an hour at full charge, and I can say for sure it doesn't -- more like 30-40 minutes at best. And then it takes 3-4 hours to recharge. Using this vacuum daily (which is necessary because my dog sheds like crazy) is pretty much impossible. I will be researching alternatives and will plan on returning this product. It's a pity because, as I said, when it works, it works very well. It's just not reliable enough.

This vacuum is practically useless in my home. It runs for 10 mins tops, on a full battery. I thought it was a bad battery, so I spent hours trying to get a new one from the company (with a warranty), only to find out that the maximum run time is “about 10 minutes,” according to the 2 people I spoke to. This is because of the “max” setting it automatically runs on in my home. We have a mastiff and the amount of hair he sheds is ungodly. Who can vacuum an entire home in 10 minutes?!

This vacuum does a bad job. It has very little suction and the battery doesn’t last long

Use only if you have wood floors and no rugs.

The vacuum cleaner I purchased proved to be exceptionally disappointing. Despite its initial promise, it was unable to vacuum even two rooms in my house before the battery depleted after a full charge. Consequently, it would have taken an entire day to complete the task, which was further exacerbated by the vacuum’s limited battery lifespan. Initially, I was unaware of the various modes available on the vacuum, but upon further exploration, I discovered that I desired a comprehensive cleaning of my entire home. However, the full suction power mode proved to be too demanding on the battery, resulting in its rapid depletion. As a previous owner of Shark vacuums, I had not encountered any issues with that brand. In my opinion, the traditional approach of using a corded vacuum outweighs far batter than a limited battery cordless vacuum.