[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This vacuum is quite impressive for its size. It's extremely light and has great maneuverability. I was surprised that for being so lightweight, it had great suction power and was actually on the quieter side. It had no problem cleaning up behind my australian shepherd.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was given this product for free to test, and to say I put it through the wringer is an understatement. However, I believe I was missing parts. My box contained the vacuum, the power head with pole, and the duster attachment. Despite my impression that it came with other attachments, it did not contain a mini power head, nor a crevice tool. As such, I wouldn’t expect to get those products in your box, as a warning. My review will reflect this. The vacuum has very limited settings. When you power it on it starts in Eco mode. This is pretty much battery saver mode. It has decent suction. There is an Auto mode, which is similar to Eco mode, but has more suction power. The battery won’t last as long how ever. Max, is well, max power. This gives the shortest battery life. I never had a real need to use it though even with disgusting carpets, so that was nice. The heal also swivels VERY easily, which I like. It is a bit louder if a vacuum than I would have expected, so those with sensitive hearing like me will need or want ear plugs. As for the dust bin, I wouldn’t have minded it to be a bit larger, but I was also working with an unholy amount of filth. It wasn’t a big deal to just empty it frequently. For both Eco and Auto modes, the vacuum auto adjusts how much suction it needs based off how dirty the floor is. A red light means it is on the max setting for really gross carpet. The next step down is purplish red. This means your carpet is still dirty but it doesn’t need to be at maximum suction. Purplish blue means your carpet has some dirt, but isn’t too bad, so it needs less power still. Blue means your carpet is pretty clean, and thus uses the lowest power setting. Max will stay red since the suction does not adjust. It makes cleaning sort of like a game, to try and get every spot to be a blue light. Helps you focus on the dirtiest areas too. I let my floors get beyond unreasonably filthy to give it the best testing, of the worst case. The house has two dogs, and the floors I vacuumed weren’t in months, which shows. I put it up against my Father’s cordless shark Vertex to see how it stacks up against a more expensive vacuum. For testing, I just did one pass in a straight line down the hall just to see what was picked up by both vacuums. In the pictures with the green carpet, the Shark was tested along the top, and Tineco in Eco mode was tested along the bottom. On the green carpet, the Tineco vacuum itself did a surprisingly good job. It seemed to stack up equally if not a tiny bit better to the Shark. Considering the amount of hair both picked up, it really shows how nasty the hall really was to have picked up THAT MUCH from 2 straight passes down the hall from each. So there, I’d call them equivalent. On the blue carpet, I used the Tineco on Eco as I would a normal vacuum for a quick job and went over it a couple times, as you do. It isn’t a perfect, but on the Eco power setting, it did a darn fine job. I was once again impressed. This really is a powerful vacuum for its size and weight! On the Auto setting, which has more suction behind it, it probably would have performed even better. Now we get to the downsides. Having no mini vacuum head for furniture stinks. I really would have liked to have had that, as the Shark did come with it. The lack of a crevice tool stinks even more. The weird duster tool just cannot get into the cracks like a crevice tool can. Hopefully I just was missing these attachments from my box, and it normally should come with them. If they are not included, as they are very comparable, I would spend the bit more to get them buying a Shark. The absolutely painful downside is the battery life. Realistically, you are looking at 10 to 20 minutes of vacuum time even in Eco mode. The box claims up to 60 minutes. The only way I got to essentially that was to just turn the vacuum on without the powered vacuum head, and let it run. So to say 15 minutes of vacuuming, and 60 minutes of dusting is fair. The battery itself takes just over 3 hours to charge, which is pain if you plan on doing a large job. Honestly if that is how you vacuum, I’d say just get a corded one. This Tineco is really built for quick, light jobs time wise for battery life. Overall, it is an ok vacuum. It certainly packs a punch and gets the worst messes done, and well at that, but it just doesn’t have a long runtime. If you just want a basic cordless floor vacuum this is fine. I would pay the little bit extra to spring for something with attachments. If I went with the Tineco, a spare battery wouldn’t hurt either. For what it is, I give it a 4/5 rating. I was incentivized by receiving this product for free in exchange for my honest review.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This vacuum has had quite the workout since arriving. It comes with several attachments, a power cord to recharge, and a nifty caddy to hang on the wall to hold it all in one place. We haven't hung it yet because we're still looking for the perfect spot. The suction on this is incredible for any vacuum let alone a cordless. It picked up stuff the old vacuum didn't. It's a decent weight too so it easily goes upstairs and downstairs with normal effort. The canister is easy to remove and empty without spilling the contents. It also keeps a charge for quite a while but that's mostly because I vacuum in sections not all at once. The only con is that it is top heavy where the battery and canister is so it falls over. You have to prop it up when you need to stop vacuuming to pick up or move something. But that isn't a deal-breaker for me because it works great.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] What a great vacuum cleaner! It was beyond simple to snap the pieces together, and I was quite surprised by how quickly it charged. Compared to a smaller cordless product I already own, the Tineco battery charge lasted a good, long time - enough to vacuum my entire two-story home. I love the swivel feature that allows me to vacuum under furniture without having to move it, and also allows me to get into lots of little nooks and crannies that my regular upright can't reach. As you can see, it did a great job of picking up dust and hair, more than I expected to see. And as an added bonus, the sound doesn't scare or bother my pup at all!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This stick vacuum has become my new favorite for carpet and hardwood floors. The suction is just like a big bulky vacuum. It has a great battery life and I love the ability to hang the vacuum while it’s charging. Great vacuum for people with pets or kids. It’s lightweight and very easy to use.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have two Australian shepherds, a baby, and a toddler so my floors need to stay clean! This lightweight vacuum really packs a punch. I was so surprised when I emptied the dustbin that tiny bits of dust were picked up! I really felt that my floors were clean. The LED light on the front made it fun to clean and ensured that I got all the little pieces especially around corners, under couches, and by my cabinets. The included attachments were so handy. I was able to clean my air vents without lugging my large vacuum up onto a chair. The battery life is also great for quick everyday use. I quickly went over about 1300sqft and still had battery to go. I do wish that the vacuum showed a battery percentage instead of just red or green. Overall I love this vacuum and can’t wait to use it every day!

I have not really got to use it enough to give it a true review.

It’s not at all suction any dust, not good for with pet. Also battery life is less than 30 mts.

did not last 40 min as described

The battery runs out too quick, but i love it overall! Should have a 2nd battery.