What handheld vacuum cleaners are everybody using?

[Dano]

Looking to get one to supplement my robovac and give the stairs a quick once over every week or so, what is everybody using and what should I avoid? Thanks

 

[ChrisD.]

Big thread here.

Cordless Vacuum to buy on black Friday?

Vax power blade 4 has developed a battery fault after just a year and a half. Usually I'd buy a battery. But tobe honest I've been disappointed by this vacuum throughout. Main issue is the clogging. It seems to clog with hair in various places. The neck of the carpet long head The bin, it...

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[Dano]

EDIT: actually, not what I'm looking for, I want a handheld one, not simply a cordless full size vacuum so any recommendations would be great.

Hmmm, odd that didn't show when I searched... thanks

 

[Mason-]

Just bought a Halo X Capsule. Bagged cordless, bagless are so annoying having to clean the filter. Very happy with it.

 

[m@rty]

I've always gone for the Black & Decker Pivot model (either 12v or 18v), currently on my second or third one now in the past 10 years, but they are cheap enough and take quite a battering.

 

[pastymuncher]

I have a Erbauer 18v mainly because I had already got a drill and impact driver that uses the same battery. It's not that powerful but good enough to vacuum the car and clear up my mess after I have been sawing wood.

 

[Cruzal]

We have Shark cordless vacuum cleaner

 

[reddeathdrinker]

I've a Ryobi one, simply because I've got plenty batteries... They all do pretty much the same job, go for whichever you like the look of best

 

[rah^]

Tineco..

 

[dlockers]

Basic Dyson stick from about a decade ago. Had about 4 or 5 batteries.

 

[Reuben klang]

Basic Dyson stick from about a decade ago. Had about 4 or 5 batteries.

Same here.

 

[*Chris]

Dyson v12, it's fine to supplement my Roborock.