Cordless Vacuum, Hikeren 12000 Pa Powerful Stick Vacuum, 2 in 1 Lightweight Rechargeable Vacuum Cleaner with Lithium Ion Battery for Hardwood Floor Carpet Pet Hair, White

My grandmother has been trying for years to find a small, lightweight vacuum that she can use for cleaning her home. She has bad arthritis and very limited mobility in her shoulders and can't hold much weight. We've tried several "stick" vacuums like the popular ones u see on tv nowadays, but they were all too heavy for her to use, and she couldn't take them apart to clean easily or remove/replace attachments without a struggle and alot of pain. But it looks like we FINALLY found the right one for her. This Hikeren vac is light enough and easy for her to use! Its got enough suction to get cat hair off the furniture and carpets, which was very important for us! Other weaker hand vacs just couldn't handle pet hair at all. But this one gets the job done!Its very easy to disassemble and clean. It folds up easily into a compact size and keeps itself standing up when stored, which was also really important for her needs! Im really happy that we were finally able to find a vacuum that she's happy with. So far it seems like an excellent purchase for the money. I will update our review in the future if I find anything else to add!

I don't understand what stick vacs are for, I guess. This one was great for dust and hair, but it didn't pick up anything else, only dust and hair. Not even tiny bits of paper. Oh, it acted like it was picking up the tiny bits of trash, but it couldn't suck the trash all the way up to the collector-- all the trash sucked up and then fell right back down again. Then the vacuum pushed the debris so it all ended up in piles about an inch away from the walls or furniture-- and yeah, I was surprised this thing couldn't vacuum any closer than that to objects. So no, it definitely couldn't pick up cat litter, cat kibble, or the paper bits that pile up next to the corrugated cardboard cat scratcher. It did suck up the dust and hair, quite well, but I didn't like the odd nooks & crannies of the dirt collector because those made it quite hard to empty the thing out-- I had to keep shaking it and turning it around and hitting it on the side of the garbage can. I didn't like the cheap clear plastic that scuffed up after just one use, making the vacuum look old and very worn even though it'd been used for only 20 minutes. I didn't like that it got filthy dirty all over the outside during that one use, and how that even happened I don't understand. I didn't like the impossible job of trying to clean it inside and out to return it, I didn't like that I couldn't for the life of me get everything to fit back into the box it came in, and I didn't like the hassle of returning it. I did like how much dust and hair it picked up, but since it couldn't pick up anything else, what's the point?

I have owned many vacuum for years (corded and cordless)and this one worth the money . First of all, it is cordless and rechargeable, with very flexible head. Second, it is light but very powerful. Third, the running time after a full charge is long enough for me to clean the entire house. And It is very easy to clean the dirt cup. In addition, the brushes of the vacuum is very soft compared with my other vacuums. I’m not worry about it could make any scratches on my hard wood floor.

I dont know who is really reviewing this thing but its incredible cheaply made and stopped working literally 2 minutes after turning it on. The vacuum falls apart due to poorly made locks and latches. Returned within a day. Pay the extra money for a nicer one or try a different brand but avoid this vacuum.

Out of the box this is teeny tiny and very cheap looking and instructions are vague which makes assembly and operating somewhat confusing. The hand vac is very difficult to detach and reattach in fact only my husband has enough strength to 'push' this detach button to the point that it actually works. The suction is just ok on the highest setting as I noticed when 'chasing' some small particles around the carpet that kept re-appearing after being vacuumed... I actually thought there was possibly some packing that needed to be removed inside but there wasn't, silly me! This doll-house sized 'vacuum' has a tiny dirt cup that holds very little so it needs to be cleaned often which is also difficult since the lint and dirt sticks into the pleats of the filter(?) and has to be brushed out with a dry brush... either that or the entire container and filter need to be soap/water washed and dried thoroughly before re-using which is sort of what the vague instructions indicate. I have had 2 Hoover Linx battery vacuums that are larger and way more powerful and I have another one in my cart to buy soon. This one I may or may not return but cannot imagine using this to actually 'clean' my floors. I may leave it in a closet upstairs for touch ups but at this point I am still deciding and this is only day 2! Thankfully I kept the box and packing materials!!

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  **Update** Manufacturer has not returned any emails and phone number is disconnected. Getting a run around with Amazon do this might result in a charge with my credit card company at this point. After speaking with Amazon they are creating a return for me.First off this vacuum is very loud, but I was able to deal with that for the price. I purchased it on July 12th and it is now Sept 16th (2 months). It's just a basement vacuum for us and this week I charged it up and would rev up then die out. It literally sounds like a motorcycle driving by our house, it's so loud. Now Amazon has to contact the manufacturer to see what can be done...I have a Moosoo cordless and it's like a Dyson knockoff, I should have just paid the extra money for another one of those at this point.