[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] To start the vacuum was very easy to assemble. Basically was assembled when I took it out of the box-just click it together. I didn’t even need to read the instructions, very intuitive design. It handled everyday messes pretty well, was able to vacuum area rugs, hard floors, carpet, and furniture. I have a toddler and pets so it’s a must to have a good vacuum and this one checked all my boxes. I loved the self standing design, it’s something new I’ve seen with stick vacuums and very convenient to not have to lean it against a wall. The built in headlights are a must to me, they illuminated my floors so I could see exactly which spots I was missing. What I loved most about this vacuum was that it is corded. To me you can’t beat a corded vacuum in power. It did a great job picking up debris with the floor attachment and the additional attachment, beating out the performance of some of my experience with other, more expensive vacuums.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This corded stick vacuum has been a lifesaver for everyday messes. Between the kids leaving crumbs everywhere and the constant shedding from our dog and the cat, I needed something quick and effective. It handles all that hair and debris without a problem. The attached floor light is a surprisingly great feature. The best part, honestly, is how powerful the suction is for how lightweight it feels. Alos, the self-standing design is super convenient for when I need to pause and move something out of the way. Highly recommend it!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Holy smokes! I never realized how much headlights would make a difference on a vacuum. I have hardwood in my living room and I didn’t think there was anything on them because they didn’t appear dirty. I turned on the vacuum and the headlights lit up dust, pet hair, and crumbs I wouldn’t have seen otherwise. The suction on this is second to none. Obviously cordless vacuums are more convenient, but I don’t think cordless will ever compare to corded when it comes to suction. This vacuum SUCKS, (in the best way lol)! I didn’t think the self standing design would be that great or a feature, but it is actually really nice. Whenever I use my cordless vacuum I have to lean it up against something, and it never fails to fall over and knock the filter out of whack or cause some other issue. This one conveniently stays put. The cord is long enough I don’t feel restricted and reaches just fine from the top of my stairs to the bottom. The attachments also have added features: the dust one rotates which makes it easier to clean my vents that are up high on the walls. The upholstery brush has a velvet strip that basically serves as cling wrap for pet hair, and they come in a nice corded bag that can hang right alongside the cord. The dust bin detaches easily when necessary and has a little handle to carry it, which you wouldn’t think you’d need, but is surprisingly convenient when carrying it from upstairs to downstairs like I did. I didn’t have any issues with hair getting stuck in the roller, (which is also saying a lot in my family of 6, plus 3 cats and 1 dog). Overall, I was blown away with this vacuum, and would highly recommend it. There isn’t a single downside I can think of.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was very surprised with the corded Bissell PowerClean FurFinder. At first, I was confused by the concept of a corded stick vacuum. But as I continued to use it, I realized the pros and cons and began understanding it's function. First of all, I will say that the build quality for such a vacuum is pretty solid. It's made using plastic and aluminum, but doesn't feel cheap or flimsy especially like other high end stick vacuums. The click and release buttons are very easy to click open and they do not get jammed at all. I also like how each connecting point of the vacuum is also in the design of a tip so that you can quickly clean up small messes without having to always add an attachment. So while you do have to plug it in, it does have some conveniences. Another great feature is the lights on the Furfinder. They are probably some of the brightest lights I have seen on any vacuum and I have even turned off my house lights just because of how much dirt and hair you see with the vacuum lights. That's probably because it's getting constant full power due to it's cord. Two things that are really convenient are the self standing feature, and the main vacuum head that serves as both the floor and carpet head. It's amazing to see that a stick vacuum can stand wherever you need it to, especially when you need to move large items around or anything else. Also, I should point out that I have a cat that has short, light colored hair and he does shed a lot(you may not think so, but he does). I was very surprised to find out how much hair you see from its bright lights and how well it cleans up every bit of hair. It really does live up to its FurFinder title. And I will say that even though I am not a fan of cords, it's not the worst thing in the world. It's great not having to worry about how much battery I have left and I can use high power as much as I want(which works great). I was also surprised at how long the cord is and that I can vacuum just about 80% of the first floor of my house(1900 sq ft) by just using one outlet. And although, I really like using just one vacuum head for everything, there is a drawback in the sense that you don't get the best cleaning overall for general debris(especially crumbs of any sort), but still cleans pretty well. I feel that on some floors and rugs, I've had to pass over certain areas more than once to clean up everything. I was beginning to think that for a corded vacuum, it doesn't have that much power. But when using the vacuum on floors, I can see that it is pulling in dirt and hair from the sides and all around the head even without moving, so it does have strong power. But then I realized that if it had two main heads(one for rugs, one for floors/tiles) then it would be much more functional. Something that I really found to be a downer was how heavy the vacuum actually felt. Most of the weight it on top and you'd think that for a corded stick vacuum, why is all the weight on top and why so much. Within just a few minutes, I began to feel hand cramps and a workout for my wrist. At first I tried to overlook it, but if you try to vacuum your whole house, it really does feel unbearable to continue regardless if you switch between hands. I also found that while the Bissel does get down low enough to get under bed frames, couches, and tables, it does not however have the best maneuverability. It's great to go back and forth, but can't handle the tight corners or twist and turns underneath large furnitures. Overall, this is a pretty good stick vacuum. Although I was very impressed with how this Bissell vacuum is made, I wish it performed a little bit better, was a little more lighter, and a little more maneuverable. I would still recommend this vacuum because this is a Hughe improvement from the Bissell I recall from years ago. Still, the reason I gave it 3 stars is because you really do feel the weight on your wrists the longer you use the vacuum. And having a cat and a two year old toddler, I'm vacuuming quite often. I especially don't want to feel tension on my wrists when I'm finding myself making more passes over medium/larger debris. On top of that having to toss and maneuver around the cord when it gets I the way, which is eventually inevitable. A specifically made head for floors/tiles and a specifically made head for rugs/carpets would most likely solve that issue, especially considering that the vacuum does make pretty good power.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Bissell powerclean furfinder handled our every day messes which includes 3 kids (one of them a toddler) and a dog so well! I’m actually impressed. It picked up debris that I didn’t even know was there. It worked great on my regular kitchen floor and so perfectly on carpet. The suction was STRONG! I actually am so in love with this vacuum. It came at the perfect time because my other one just wasn’t doing enough and this Bissell vacuum confirmed that. I really like how versatile it is as well. It comes with so many attachments and I like that I can take it apart and it turns into a mini! It was perfect when I was vacuuming the stairs. No more bulky vacuum. The cord was also a great length. I was able to plug it in downstairs and work all the way up the stairs cleaning with no problem. This is a very convenient vacuum. The lights on the front are a big BONUS! They are definitely a big perk that I didn’t know that I wanted or needed. They were very helpful in seeing the pet hair on my dark floors. My favorite part about this vacuum is the power behind it with an easy, one push of a button, tank that is removable to dump out the debris. One of the best vacuums I’ve ever had!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve been using the Bissell PowerClean FurFinder Corded for a bit now, and overall it’s been a really solid addition to our routine, especially with a baby and all the little daily messes that come with that. It does a great job picking up everyday debris like crumbs and dust, but where I really notice the difference is with pet hair. It pulls it up easily without needing to go over the same spot a bunch of times. I also didn’t think I’d care much about the self-standing design, but it’s actually been super convenient. The built-in headlights were a nice surprise too since they really help you catch things you wouldn’t normally see. Another big plus is the size. It’s not as clunky as a traditional corded vacuum, and the design actually mimics those sleek cordless ones, which makes it feel a lot easier to handle and store. If I had to pick a least favorite feature, it would be the cord. It can be a little annoying, but I understand you’re getting stronger suction with a corded vacuum, so it kind of feels like one of those pick your battles situations.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Overall, this is a solid vacuum that performs really well for everyday use. It handles pet hair, crumbs, and general debris without any issues, and the suction is strong enough that I don’t feel like I have to go over the same spot multiple times. One feature I didn’t expect to care about as much as I do is the self-standing design. It’s actually very convenient when you need to pause mid-clean without leaning it against something. The cord length is also great. I can cover my entire one-bedroom apartment without constantly switching outlets, which makes a big difference. The built-in headlights are surprisingly useful. They really highlight dust, hair, and debris on the floor, especially in lower light areas, so you can clearly see what needs attention. The only downside, and it’s a noticeable one, is the handle. There’s a seam where it looks like the handle was welded together, and that line digs into my fingers while vacuuming. It got uncomfortable enough that I had to wrap tape around it just to keep using it comfortably. Aside from that issue, it’s a strong vacuum and does its job very well. I’d recommend it, but the handle design could definitely be improved.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This vacuum came almost ready to use right out of the box! I was really impressed at the suction this vacuum has. The headlights is very bright, allowing you to easily see even the slightest crumb on the floor. Vacuums well on hard surfaces, as well as, carpet. The low profile of the vacuum allows me to get under tables that my old vacuum couldn’t. The wand releases easily to allow it to be used as a hand vac, which is perfect for stairs, upholstery, and even car interiors. I love the 30’ cord that this vacuum has. I can vacuum our large family room without having to unplug and plug into another socket. Comes with an accessory bag to keep all the attachments. Perfect vacuum that does it all and if you are a pet parent you will appreciate the amount of fur that this vacuum picks up.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have two cats and a small dog, and the fur situation in my house is... a lot. It drifts into corners, hides under the couch, and piles up behind bookshelves like it's paying rent. After spending some time with the Bissell PowerClean FurFinder, I have some thoughts for other pet owners looking to solve their fur problems. The headlights were the first thing that surprised me. I expected them to be kind of gimmicky, but they actually illuminate dust, dander, and pet hair hiding in spots I was clearly missing before. A little humbling, honestly. Something I didn't expect to appreciate as much as I do — the motor sits up near the handle instead of at the floor. That means the airflow stays high and doesn't blow hair around before you can vacuum it up. It sounds like a small thing but it genuinely changes how well it picks up pet hair. It's corded, which I know some people see as a downside, but I've come to prefer it. No battery dying halfway through, no loss of suction — just consistent power the whole time. The cord is long enough to cover a decent area, and it stores neatly on the back of the unit even with the extension wand removed. The self-standing design is one of those things you don't think about until you realize you're not constantly picking it up off the floor. It stands on its own, doesn't tip, and just makes the whole process feel less annoying. It also comes with several attachments for handheld use, plus a mesh bag to keep them all together. It’s the kind of small practical detail that makes storage actually work in a real closet. Overall, if you have pets, I'd recommend this. It's easy to maneuver, has real suction power, and the headlights are genuinely useful!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] As soon as I opened my box for this vacuum, I put it to work. It was a straightforward process connecting the stick to the vacuum body. It is small and stands upright which makes it easy to keep in a corner of my closet. There are two modes - light and heavy which differ based on what floor type you're vacuuming. I have a lot of wood and ceramic floors so the heavy duty setting is great for it - with my rugs I turn it to the light mode so it doesn't suck up the rug and cause issues. The vacuum knows if it's the wrong kind of setting for the rug because it will blink and pause urging you to turn it off and restart, which I think is brilliant so your don't ruin your vacuum! I have tons of pet hair and messes from children and this vacuum sucks it up like a breeze. My favorite feature is the light! I am able to see under spots I normally don't pay attention to, and since the vacuum is a small sleek design, it fits under hard to reach areas. This corded vacuum makes cleanup easy and my floors are looking good!