This is just one of many vacuums based on the same chassis... Currently from what I've saw all these are equal (only color differences): - Fieety V7 - Laresar V7 / 7 Ultra - SunSare X7A - Honiture X7 I guess there are more of these variations / brands, but what I'm most interested are missing extensions like small motorised head and soft brush roller. I'm currently in a search as apparently one company is making all these and I could bet they are making additional equipment which would make these true Dyson replacements. I had Laresar 7 Ultra which is same as Fieety V7, but Laresar has poor reviews in terms of battery quality and mine was shutting off at 66% when I got it (so 2/3 of battery was dead). I returned it and recently bought SunSare X7A and other then color of the body they are identical, but as far as I see on Amazon reviews people are not complaining about the battery so i think it comes with better quality battery. Same goes for Fieety V7, I didn't saw a single negative review on Amazon (German) for it in terms of battery so I think they are doing something different than Laresar. If I need to give a judgement, they are about 70% as good as my other vacuum Dyson Gen5 and would be even better if I could be able to find other extensions. Is Dyson better, yes, but Dyson is 5 - 6x more expensive and I bought this for my parents as this unit weights only 1600g compared to Dyson Gen5 which is 2240g (both without extensions) and one could really feel the difference when you need to vacuum spiders web or something higher of the ground. In case someone also got similarly looking vacuum but with those extensions, please share as based on my research so far these are essentially the same units and we all could benefit from this information :) All the best guys and enjoy the review!
Thanks for this good information. I was comparing these vacuums on amazon (ger) and was surprised why they all looks so similar and cost pretty much the same. I just need it for my car and small apartment. I don't expect much but i need more power than these 40€ - 50€ hand vacuums that are way too weak
@@Mentis-de This one is super good for the money... SunSare X7A was 130e here in Germany for the PrimeDay and I bough it for 169e before that :( If you buy a SunSare for example, you will get a letter for extending warranty to 3 years plus to leave a review on Amazon and you will get a present you can choose and I got a replacement battery for free. Now, since they are doing this stuff maybe Amazon reviews are a bit overrated, but I can confirm you that this vacuum is really good if you set your expectations right (I'm not paid to say this lol). My mom still use it daily as a replacement for normal canister vacuum we had, and it ticks all the boxes for her and she is super satisfied. It's lightweight, battery is ok (13min on high, ~35min on medium) and on medium it can do the job done for hard floors and carpets more than fine. I was using it to vacuum my car and being lighter and smaller in size really makes a difference compared to Dyson. Also if you buy it, check other brands for filters and additional stuff you need... I bought 2 in 1 brush from Fieety V7 as they don't include those in the package and I bought spare filters from Honiture X7 as those are sold half the price than SunSare ones. So knowing these are the same vacuums already paid off plus if we ever find additional info on which these vacuums are based off and find other accessories, they could be a true cheap Dyson replacement for sure.
That filter goes in the transparent body i.e. dust bin... When you remove dust bin you will see filter on the side closer to motor and twisting it counter clockwise you will be able to remove it. They are washable and should be washed after every 5 or so vacuuming, so you can use spare one while waiting for that one to dry.
Did you wash the inner filter? That filter is just behind the centre cyclone, and since it has only one cyclone it let go some of the finer dirt into filter. You will see it when you detach dust bin from the vacuum and remove it by turning filter counter clockwise... Just replace with spare one and you should be fine.
This is just one of many vacuums based on the same chassis...
Currently from what I've saw all these are equal (only color differences):
- Fieety V7
- Laresar V7 / 7 Ultra
- SunSare X7A
- Honiture X7
I guess there are more of these variations / brands, but what I'm most interested are missing extensions like small motorised head and soft brush roller.
I'm currently in a search as apparently one company is making all these and I could bet they are making additional equipment which would make these true Dyson replacements.
I had Laresar 7 Ultra which is same as Fieety V7, but Laresar has poor reviews in terms of battery quality and mine was shutting off at 66% when I got it (so 2/3 of battery was dead).
I returned it and recently bought SunSare X7A and other then color of the body they are identical, but as far as I see on Amazon reviews people are not complaining about the battery so i think it comes with better quality battery.
Same goes for Fieety V7, I didn't saw a single negative review on Amazon (German) for it in terms of battery so I think they are doing something different than Laresar.
If I need to give a judgement, they are about 70% as good as my other vacuum Dyson Gen5 and would be even better if I could be able to find other extensions.
Is Dyson better, yes, but Dyson is 5 - 6x more expensive and I bought this for my parents as this unit weights only 1600g compared to Dyson Gen5 which is 2240g (both without extensions) and one could really feel the difference when you need to vacuum spiders web or something higher of the ground.
In case someone also got similarly looking vacuum but with those extensions, please share as based on my research so far these are essentially the same units and we all could benefit from this information :)
All the best guys and enjoy the review!
Thanks for this good information. I was comparing these vacuums on amazon (ger) and was surprised why they all looks so similar and cost pretty much the same. I just need it for my car and small apartment. I don't expect much but i need more power than these 40€ - 50€ hand vacuums that are way too weak
@@Mentis-de This one is super good for the money... SunSare X7A was 130e here in Germany for the PrimeDay and I bough it for 169e before that :(
If you buy a SunSare for example, you will get a letter for extending warranty to 3 years plus to leave a review on Amazon and you will get a present you can choose and I got a replacement battery for free.
Now, since they are doing this stuff maybe Amazon reviews are a bit overrated, but I can confirm you that this vacuum is really good if you set your expectations right (I'm not paid to say this lol).
My mom still use it daily as a replacement for normal canister vacuum we had, and it ticks all the boxes for her and she is super satisfied.
It's lightweight, battery is ok (13min on high, ~35min on medium) and on medium it can do the job done for hard floors and carpets more than fine.
I was using it to vacuum my car and being lighter and smaller in size really makes a difference compared to Dyson.
Also if you buy it, check other brands for filters and additional stuff you need...
I bought 2 in 1 brush from Fieety V7 as they don't include those in the package and I bought spare filters from Honiture X7 as those are sold half the price than SunSare ones.
So knowing these are the same vacuums already paid off plus if we ever find additional info on which these vacuums are based off and find other accessories, they could be a true cheap Dyson replacement for sure.
@@maxel022 Hey wir können auch Deutsch sprechen. Ich tue mir da ein wenig leichter :)
Where does the filter go. I received what was called an extra filter but cannot find where the filter is - if there is one already installed on it
That filter goes in the transparent body i.e. dust bin... When you remove dust bin you will see filter on the side closer to motor and twisting it counter clockwise you will be able to remove it.
They are washable and should be washed after every 5 or so vacuuming, so you can use spare one while waiting for that one to dry.
Only had it for 2 months and no suction any longer
Did you wash the inner filter?
That filter is just behind the centre cyclone, and since it has only one cyclone it let go some of the finer dirt into filter. You will see it when you detach dust bin from the vacuum and remove it by turning filter counter clockwise... Just replace with spare one and you should be fine.