Cordless Vacuum Cleaner, Self Standing Stick Vacuum for Home, 25Kpa Strong Suction, 35 Min Runtime, LED Display, 6 in 1 Lightweight Handheld Vacuum for Carpet and Hard Floor Pet Hair

This works very similarly to our dyson cordless, with a few caveats. All in all, works great and is a great value. The action of the Dyson is "smoother" but the performance seems to be on the same level.The kit comes with a few attachments. A charging cord and hanging bracket is included.Some things to note.On/off function is a push button, not a trigger-style. It also has 2 "sucking" speeds, and defaults to the lower setting. The main vacuum attachment is slightly smaller than what I am used to. Not necessarily a bad thing, but different.It has headlights so that's nice. They are white led's.The dust chamber is easy enough to operate and the kit includes 2 air filters.The device stays charged long enough to vacuum what we need to vacuum, no worries there. And to me, seems a good value at ~$100. Recommend!

I like that this vacuum is very light weight and doesn't take up much space. I also like that it is compact and tucks away in a closet without taking up much space. The vacuum also works really good on tile and wood floors, and doesn't seem to sling debris like my Dyson does. There are two settings, with the low being very quiet, and the high settings remaining fairly quiet.As far as suction goes, this one isn't going to awe anyone with power. It's able to vacuum up light debris including grass clippings, loose dirt, and pet hair on hard surfaces. It was unable to vacuum up lead birdshot that was spilled on my hardwood and hall runner.It's also not doing very well with removing cat hair from office type carpet and the hall runner carpet. It removes some hair, but going back over it with the Dyson, I'mm seeing the Dyson cordless is still pulling up far more after I used this Vexilar vacuum.My summary would be this is a good choice for folks with a lot of hardwood or tile flooring that just need something to use that won't end up slinging debris all over the place instead of vacuuming it up. It's also priced reasonably, and very light weight and handy. It's probably not the best choice for people with dogs and cats, especially those with deep carpets. I'm going to keeping this one in my office, where it should work out perfectly. With it working nicely on the hard surface floors, and making little noise, it seems perfectly suited for the office.

We have combination floors in our house: some rooms have carpet, some tile, and our highest traffic areas were recently done in vinyl plank. When we're doing a big clean, we have a big Dyson that can switch between surfaces, but it's a pain to drag that out for daily cleaning. These little stick vacuums work well for quick pickup of dirt and pet hair on the vinyl and most of the throw rugs (but not the longer pile carpets)I have another stick vac that I loved so much that I started bringing it on our RV trips too, but wanted to eventually get one to dedicate to the RV. This vac will be the RV one, and I'll compare the two:- this vac has very similar dimensions, but is just slightly smaller than our existing vac, which is a plus for the smaller RV space.- this vac stands up on its own, which is super awesome, and our house vac does not. However, the trade-off seems to be that the head of our house vac pivots in all directions, while this one just pivots up and down. I don't mind how this one pivots, but having the extra flexibility is helpful for the larger house area. Also, it seems like this one gets stuck in the up position - it's easy to tap it down with your foot, and it may loosen over time, so again I'm not bothered by it.- Our house vac has a detachable battery, but the vac plugs directly into the charging cable. The detachable battery would actually be a plus in the RV due to space, but we'll make it work.Both vacs have two power settings and the same attachments of the same quality. I have not used the wall mount on either vacuum so I can't compare those - I break both of the vacs down and store the house vac in a square cubby, and this vac will be stored in a slightly padded tote bag.This fits my needs, I'm happy with it, and I hope to have it for a long while.