I'm from Europe (Poland to be exact) and yeah, there are 5,2 and even 6 Ah batteries available here. I'm using many tools of this line againts the recommendation of the manufacturer -for home usage- and I gotta say, they continue to positively surprise me
Thanks for the Review. When considering the Price you have to pay for a battery powered vacuum cleaner from Makita, Bosch, Hitachi/Hikoi, Metabo, Milwaukee, Dewalt, etc., this really seems to be a bargain I cant deny! In Austria Einhell and also the Batteries and Charger are not pricey, so it would cost me approx. 69€ for the vacuum and an additional 79€ für the double charger including 2x 3Ah batteries! Compared to Makita e.g. (Makita DVC862LZ cheapest Model i found) 333€ without batteries! The little Bosch GAS 18V is approx. 119€ also without batteries. So for vacuuming "normal" dust, so no hazard dust which would need more special HEPA filters, this Einhell Vacuum cleaner is almost a must have?! What du you think? There is also a bigger Model TC-VC 36/30 Li for 129€ which utilizes two 18V Batteries and offers an additional power boost mode.
They started as Ozito here in Australia. The best part (in theory) is everything is going to be compatible so the 2 year old battery will work a new tool and in 10 years you should be able to buy a new Battery and keep using the Vac. I have had the lawn Mower for just on a year and now have more tools. A Stick Vac would be a great addition to the line up. Ozito is seen as a cheeper brand but I see it as better value I was able to get 2 of the mid sized batteries with 2 chargers for $99.95 on a pre xmass sale they were $89 each.
Yo Boss! The company did it right! The handle Is clutch and it comes with alot of attachments! But I'll wait for thebatteries to drop in price. Great vid my man!
I live in Europe, switched all my cordless stuff to einhell, havint been dissapointed so far.. There batterys are one of the only ones that are fully protected against over discharge and cell balancing no matter what battery it is.. That makes them a game changer to me.. You could have a set of battery's for years without them going bad, because the system inside the battery properly monitors everything.. I have several dead very expensive makita 18v batteries, got pissed off of having to buy new ones all the time.. All the dead ones were from over discharging them on some of the either cheaper or older makita tools..
I just bought one in Romania(Europe), for the equivalent of 91 USD, including charger, a 2.5 Ah battery, and delivery. (I found a special offer, othewise it would cost 160 USD). I wonder how much it will last on one charge, considering the size of the battery. I also found the yellow filter on sale, for 10 - 12 USD here in Romania. Also, the battery prices here in Romania are: 43 USD for 2.5 Ah 94 USD for 4.0 Ah Your video helped me decide, so Thank you! I will come back with impressions, once I receive it.
Hi Tool Boss, Pretty cool cordless vacuum. RIDGID also has one. I hope milwaukee and dewalt will make one. Sorry, i started cracking up when i heard you say "dirt bag". I know you meant dust bag, LOL....
Actually liking the name of Einhell, as it sounds.... Like some War God or something, like from Asgård.... We all think8ng it, be hinest🤣 Does sound cool, & never knew they did power tools like drills/impacts. That were only outdoor equipment & machinery. Let’s see if “disrupts” the USA market, but, the big 4 are huge here already Cheers✌🏼
Same quality at Premium tools level on a lower price, made in Germany. What else? And by the way for now, as I know is the only company that has a 6ah battery, which you can change to 4ah for 300% extended life and it has a digital display with the percentage of the power like on your phone.
L depends on what battery if you're using it for a DIY vac it's fine more than fine but I wouldn't use if you're looking to use it as a professional grade vac
For runtime Einhell states on its website: 2,5 Ah -> 11 mins , 3 Ah -> 16 mins , 4 Ah -> 20 mins , 5,2 Ah -> 25 mins , 6 Ah -> 32 mins . Paperbags are available.
Hi there, I've just ordered one of these after watching your video. I noticed that you didn't use a dust bag in the test. is that okay? It still seemed to pick up alright though.
@@johnskylark1527 Not all, my friend, there's a 2000 Lumen LED lamp "TE-CL 18/2000 LiAC - Solo" that has attached an 18V wall power supply. I own that lamp that has 3 brightness levels and I really like and often use it. I know that from europe, perhaps it's not available in the US.
I have the 3ah battery and can easily vacuum my car, including the trunk using one battery. If you're doing a disaster detail it would be better to use a corded vacuum anyways but light cleaning of a car that isn't a total mess, this vacuum is perfect. I use this one on more cars than I use my corded Vacmaster Beast on.
not a single video on youtube demonstrating on how it works in wet mode with the stick and head attached, but everyone on youtube including yourself is showing how well it sucks the water from a bucket? like really? when there is no air to pass and only water to suck when the vacuum hose is dipped in the bucket it will definitely suck the water well, why not demonstrate the wet mode with stick and head and pick the water from the floor? Like are we really going to use the wet vacuum to suck water from the bucket day to day? lol very funny...hahahaaa...
I'm from Europe (Poland to be exact) and yeah, there are 5,2 and even 6 Ah batteries available here.
I'm using many tools of this line againts the recommendation of the manufacturer -for home usage- and I gotta say, they continue to positively surprise me
Awesome John 👍
Impressed!! For the price definitely impressed
Thanks for the Review. When considering the Price you have to pay for a battery powered vacuum cleaner from Makita, Bosch, Hitachi/Hikoi, Metabo, Milwaukee, Dewalt, etc., this really seems to be a bargain I cant deny! In Austria Einhell and also the Batteries and Charger are not pricey, so it would cost me approx. 69€ for the vacuum and an additional 79€ für the double charger including 2x 3Ah batteries!
Compared to Makita e.g. (Makita DVC862LZ cheapest Model i found) 333€ without batteries!
The little Bosch GAS 18V is approx. 119€ also without batteries.
So for vacuuming "normal" dust, so no hazard dust which would need more special HEPA filters, this Einhell Vacuum cleaner is almost a must have?! What du you think? There is also a bigger Model TC-VC 36/30 Li for 129€ which utilizes two 18V Batteries and offers an additional power boost mode.
They started as Ozito here in Australia. The best part (in theory) is everything is going to be compatible so the 2 year old battery will work a new tool and in 10 years you should be able to buy a new Battery and keep using the Vac. I have had the lawn Mower for just on a year and now have more tools. A Stick Vac would be a great addition to the line up.
Ozito is seen as a cheeper brand but I see it as better value I was able to get 2 of the mid sized batteries with 2 chargers for $99.95 on a pre xmass sale they were $89 each.
Yo Boss! The company did it right! The handle Is clutch and it comes with alot of attachments! But I'll wait for thebatteries to drop in price. Great vid my man!
I live in Europe, switched all my cordless stuff to einhell, havint been dissapointed so far.. There batterys are one of the only ones that are fully protected against over discharge and cell balancing no matter what battery it is.. That makes them a game changer to me.. You could have a set of battery's for years without them going bad, because the system inside the battery properly monitors everything.. I have several dead very expensive makita 18v batteries, got pissed off of having to buy new ones all the time.. All the dead ones were from over discharging them on some of the either cheaper or older makita tools..
I just bought one in Romania(Europe), for the equivalent of 91 USD, including charger, a 2.5 Ah battery, and delivery. (I found a special offer, othewise it would cost 160 USD). I wonder how much it will last on one charge, considering the size of the battery.
I also found the yellow filter on sale, for 10 - 12 USD here in Romania.
Also, the battery prices here in Romania are:
43 USD for 2.5 Ah
94 USD for 4.0 Ah
Your video helped me decide, so Thank you!
I will come back with impressions, once I receive it.
Salut Alex. De unde ai cumpărat cu tot cu baterie și încărcător? Ms.
I'm impressed but like you said they get you on the batteries.
I Would love to see a vs video them against the Ridgid and or the Ryobi
Ok Milwaukee I'd kinda like one of these big shop vacs for all my 12.0 bats. Getting tempted to get into another new cordless battery line
What! Perfectly normal Nurf Darts are not Garbage :)
I bought this less then 6 months ago. I cleaned the filter and placed back together, now it will not suck in, it only blows out... how do I fix this?
Well done review and I am ordering one of these today. Thanks.
Hi Tool Boss,
Pretty cool cordless vacuum. RIDGID also has one. I hope milwaukee and dewalt will make one.
Sorry, i started cracking up when i heard you say "dirt bag". I know you meant dust bag, LOL....
That good I'm looking at one them now thanks you
Actually liking the name of Einhell, as it sounds.... Like some War God or something, like from Asgård.... We all think8ng it, be hinest🤣
Does sound cool, & never knew they did power tools like drills/impacts. That were only outdoor equipment & machinery.
Let’s see if “disrupts” the USA market, but, the big 4 are huge here already
Cheers✌🏼
😉😉🤣🤣😱😱
Same quality at Premium tools level on a lower price, made in Germany. What else? And by the way for now, as I know is the only company that has a 6ah battery, which you can change to 4ah for 300% extended life and it has a digital display with the percentage of the power like on your phone.
Have you hooked it up to any tools. Wondering how it works with a mitre saw or a plane. As I'd be using it in somebody's house
Hi, thanks for the video. How long are you able to clean with 1 battery fully charged? Is it possible to use some paper bag to keep the filter clean?
L depends on what battery if you're using it for a DIY vac it's fine more than fine but I wouldn't use if you're looking to use it as a professional grade vac
@@toolboss8410 How long with your battery (state the capacity) or with 4 Ah battery. What about paper bags?
For runtime Einhell states on its website: 2,5 Ah -> 11 mins , 3 Ah -> 16 mins , 4 Ah -> 20 mins , 5,2 Ah -> 25 mins , 6 Ah -> 32 mins . Paperbags are available.
Betwen for electric cable and this a batey what have more power ?
Boa noite, qual o tempo de autonomia da bateria em uso contínuo?
Hola tiene buena potencia de aspirado?
Hi there, I've just ordered one of these after watching your video. I noticed that you didn't use a dust bag in the test. is that okay? It still seemed to pick up alright though.
Not bad .. its a tough vac to recommend only for the fact the platform is so small ..
Hey Boss, hope you are having a great day. Is this vac hybrid or battery only? Thanks again for sharing your thoughts and videos Rodney
Battery only my man, as all Einhell Power X Change tools
@@johnskylark1527 Not all, my friend, there's a 2000 Lumen LED lamp "TE-CL 18/2000 LiAC - Solo" that has attached an 18V wall power supply. I own that lamp that has 3 brightness levels and I really like and often use it. I know that from europe, perhaps it's not available in the US.
Einhell is the best
still curious on battery life i dont a loy of mobile detailing and wondering how many batteries i would need on stand by
I have the 3ah battery and can easily vacuum my car, including the trunk using one battery. If you're doing a disaster detail it would be better to use a corded vacuum anyways but light cleaning of a car that isn't a total mess, this vacuum is perfect. I use this one on more cars than I use my corded Vacmaster Beast on.
Great video tool boss nice demo
not a single video on youtube demonstrating on how it works in wet mode with the stick and head attached, but everyone on youtube including yourself is showing how well it sucks the water from a bucket? like really? when there is no air to pass and only water to suck when the vacuum hose is dipped in the bucket it will definitely suck the water well, why not demonstrate the wet mode with stick and head and pick the water from the floor? Like are we really going to use the wet vacuum to suck water from the bucket day to day? lol very funny...hahahaaa...
Absolutely! It's the sole reason for buying this vac and even Einhell doesn't cover it.
I have 2 dewalt cordless extractors and they don’t suck like that!! What’s the run time like? Great review buddy👍
Pretty good but i think biggest battery they have is 5.0
@@toolboss8410 I found they do 6 ah and a 5.2.
For runtime Einhell states on its website: 2,5 Ah -> 11 mins , 3 Ah -> 16 mins , 4 Ah -> 20 mins , 5,2 Ah -> 25 mins , 6 Ah -> 32 mins .
Damn it feels good to be a gangsta
I mean one that you don't really know
Riding around town in a drop-top Benz
Hitting switches in my black '64
That dirt pile looks like my piles at home. One of the biggest mistakes I've ever made in my life was buying my kids a 1200ct. Box of nerf darts.lol!
😎🍻🍺
You slap a makita,Dewalt,ext on it and 200
Sounds like Andrew Applepie music :)
Yo Boss!
BMW partnership has me very interested.
Very quiet
👌👌👌🤙🤙
It sucks!👀👍🏽
Babila!!!! What's good bro?!!!
I think religious people wont buy this because Einhell sounds like in hell
Доброго дня. На скільчи чассу вистачає 4а акумулятора?