Love this vacuum it is lightweight and easy to assemble.The battery last a long time and it has great suction it works great on carpets and floors as well.The attachments are great for cleaning sofas and other hard to reach places although thus vacuum is sleek and swivels so you can reach pretty much anywhere.The display shows the battery time left and the different level settings.Highly recommend this vacuum it really gets the job done.

I just found the perfect gift for my son’s apartment! This vacuum is compact yet powerful with 3 different modes and up to 50 minutes of battery life. I love how the length can be adjusted for any scenario, the multiple attachments, and how it’s led light makes it easy to spot dust. Now my son can keep his space nice and clean, with any kind of mess!

Cheap. Works great for the first 5 times then it's not working as well. Checked the dustbin and base roller it was clear. Doesn't work well on carpet, it just pushes the trash out from the front to back on the wood.

Not very powerful and does not like edges or corners. it's too heavy so if you have any hand/arthritis issues, it could be an issue. I'm returning it.

It's okay. Would I ever purchase again, probably not. But it does okay, picks up surface dust/ junk but not the best option if you live in a high dust area or have pets.

Worst suction ever and on a small area rug I had to go over it four times and still did not get all the stuff up. It works ok for light dirt on hard floor but does not do good if it needs to actually suck. It's terrible.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It's not easy for a cordless vacuum to have great suction and a super light design. This one also converts to a handheld for cleaning inside my car without being tied to a power cord and outlet. The battery lasts plenty to get the job done.

I really wanted to like this vacuum, but it has been nothing but a huge letdown. The suction power is terrible. It can barely pick up crumbs, let alone anything stuck in carpet. The battery life is awful. It takes hours to fully charge, and I'm lucky if I get 25 minutes of use before it dies. For the price, this vacuum is absolutely not worth it. Weak suction, long charge times, short run time… just save your money and buy something else.

I received this as a gift from my sister, and the best way to describe this vacuum is SMOOTH. The operation and suction are incredibly seamless. It works great on hardwood floors and low-pile rugs. I don't have high-pile carpet, so I can't speak to that, but it's an easy 5 stars from me. One of the most practical and best gifts I've received!

I bought this thinking cordless!! Wow!! and reviews I read stated it has tons of vacuum power from battery. I'll give em it is nice not having a cord to mess with. That is nice, but for long vacuuming power? I dont see this size of battery can perform like a corded one. So, I'm as truthful as I can be. The vacuum power doesn't last. Maybe 5 minutes of continuous vacuuming is about all you will get. Battery will still say over 50% charge, but suction slows and I see lighting gets way dim on my model.... compared to the lighting when fully charged. So reviews stating nice vacuuming power is the biggest false statement I've ever heard!!! From what I have noticed... battery and vacuum work great right away when battery is fully charged, but within about a minute, I hear suction slowing enormously and not picking up the smallest of crumbs on my wood or tile flooring. Let alone by area rug! This was the biggest waste of money... even at the discounted price of $89! Im taking mine back. It needs a much stronger battery... I just noticed yesterday a sharp model cordless vacuum and the battery on it was like 3 times as big!! It was also over $300, but still. Sharp knows what size of battery is needed to perform as a sharp named product! Now I know why!! But even with batteries, just think about batteries people. whats gonna happen when battery goes dead in maybe a year or so if you're lucky? Batteries are not cheap, at least not yet! how much is a new battery gonna cost? Probably as much as the vacuum costs? I'd say just stick with old school corded vacuum models!!