UPDATED REVIEW (JULY 2024): After using the vacuum weekly since April, I found it was great at picking up hair and as a handheld vacuum for hard to reach places, but I have ended up mostly using it handheld or just on the wood flooring due to the way that the vacuum picks up the hair I was having to use scissors to cut the hair out of the bristles and it was getting quite wound around and not suctioned up. I also found it wasn't as great after regular use on my high pile rug due to the way the bristle tool spins and kept getting caught on the fluffier, less traversed areas. On wood, I found I was leaning toward using the more powerful settings but it worked well and I found it especially great in the kitchen and hallway, easy to grab after cooking or eating due to it's lightweight. The weight overall is easy to hold. The crevice tool for handheld, as well as the other tools it offers is really handy. Battery-life has been fantastic, so it's a shame that it wasn't working as well as I would have liked on the higher pile carpet. I think if you have a small space with low-pile carpet and no pets, this vacuum will be what you need, but if you have high pile carpeted areas and pets or long hair, you may want to consider another vacuum. Hope this is helpful! Thanks for watching.
I really enjoyed this video. It was thorough and honest and even fun. I love that it’s both compact and strong at the same time. Thanks so much for sharing.
I like your video, but if I were you, I'd keep the Hoover vacuum, why because you dont know how long a cordless will last some will last 2 to 3 years and some you will have to replace the battery one to two years do not keep use the boost mode or else you will shorten the vacuum and the battery life, use it as a quick clean up dont use as a major cleaning have a backup vacuum one cordless and one cord
While I completely understand where you're coming from, unfortunately I do not have the space in my home for two vacuums so I will hope that this cordless will last :) Thanks so much for your advice regardless.
@Gemtakesfoodpics if you have a large tile floor and some area rug, a cordless vacuum will be great for that, and another great thing that it uses a bagged it will last longer then a Bagless vacuum, I will tell any body that a bagged vacuum it could be cord or cordless will last longer, and a bagged vacuum have better cleaning performance meaning better airflow, and suction power then a Bagless vacuum, and last one why bagged vacuum it could be cord or cordless a bagged vacuum cleaner will protect the motor from future failure so all the dirt and dust will go to the bag instead of a filter.
UPDATED REVIEW (JULY 2024): After using the vacuum weekly since April, I found it was great at picking up hair and as a handheld vacuum for hard to reach places, but I have ended up mostly using it handheld or just on the wood flooring due to the way that the vacuum picks up the hair I was having to use scissors to cut the hair out of the bristles and it was getting quite wound around and not suctioned up. I also found it wasn't as great after regular use on my high pile rug due to the way the bristle tool spins and kept getting caught on the fluffier, less traversed areas. On wood, I found I was leaning toward using the more powerful settings but it worked well and I found it especially great in the kitchen and hallway, easy to grab after cooking or eating due to it's lightweight. The weight overall is easy to hold. The crevice tool for handheld, as well as the other tools it offers is really handy. Battery-life has been fantastic, so it's a shame that it wasn't working as well as I would have liked on the higher pile carpet. I think if you have a small space with low-pile carpet and no pets, this vacuum will be what you need, but if you have high pile carpeted areas and pets or long hair, you may want to consider another vacuum. Hope this is helpful! Thanks for watching.
I like that it has a bag! Feels quite sanitary. I’m not very keen on the ones without.
Couldn't agree more - the bag is great!
I really enjoyed this video. It was thorough and honest and even fun.
I love that it’s both compact and strong at the same time.
Thanks so much for sharing.
@@lisasaint9872 thanks for your comment Lisa! Glad you enjoyed and found the video helpful.
I like your video, but if I were you, I'd keep the Hoover vacuum, why because you dont know how long a cordless will last some will last 2 to 3 years and some you will have to replace the battery one to two years do not keep use the boost mode or else you will shorten the vacuum and the battery life, use it as a quick clean up dont use as a major cleaning have a backup vacuum one cordless and one cord
While I completely understand where you're coming from, unfortunately I do not have the space in my home for two vacuums so I will hope that this cordless will last :) Thanks so much for your advice regardless.
@Gemtakesfoodpics if you have a large tile floor and some area rug, a cordless vacuum will be great for that, and another great thing that it uses a bagged it will last longer then a Bagless vacuum, I will tell any body that a bagged vacuum it could be cord or cordless will last longer, and a bagged vacuum have better cleaning performance meaning better airflow, and suction power then a Bagless vacuum, and last one why bagged vacuum it could be cord or cordless a bagged vacuum cleaner will protect the motor from future failure so all the dirt and dust will go to the bag instead of a filter.