Wyze Cordless Vacuum Cleaner with 20000Pa Powerful Suction, Lightweight Stick with HEPA Filter, 300W Powerful Brushless Motor, 40mins Runtime for Home Hard Floor Carpet Pet Hair

I know people say they never do reviews. I Really never do reviews and I sometimes feel very guilty because I read so many of others. I think about it but it takes a long time to write a thorough review that will really help someone decide if a product is right for them. But I feel very strongly about this product. I bought this cordless vacuum because of the reviews and because I have 2 WYZE cameras, took a chance on them and bought first one in 2019. Was only $20, come on is it really as good as the reviews say ? The camera exceeded my expectations then and it has only gotten better with functionality updates. I just bought a different newer Wyze camera for another area and have been just as happy. The original one is still doing its job. I feel like they are invested in their products. In my opinion they put a great deal of thought and innovation into their designs and I am really happy that they were able to hang on during Covid.I've owned a Kirby for many years, did a trade in 2 years ago for a newer model. It's cumbersome to pull out for a quick pass, even with the assisted drive it is still heavy to hold and maneuver around. I had been looking for a lightweight stick vacuum that was easy to pull out and do a quick run through downstairs every day or few days to pick up the dog hair. A lot of time invested to look at a LOT of them, read the reviews with a filter and wasn't thrilled with any of them. Then I fell and have a massive rotator cuff tear in my right shoulder. Now the stick vacuum became much more urgent. The Kirby is just too much for my shoulder, esp to haul upstairs. So after reading the reviews for the Wyze cordless I decided to take a chance with Wyze. I have been more than overjoyed. Not only is it lightweight it is so easy to maneuver around. All the accessories are so easy to remove and put on. The dirt cup and hepa filter are easy to remove although I do have to agree with others that even though it has a hepa filter, opening it over a waste can dirt dust escapes and a bit messy but I'm just careful and I have soap and water to wash my hands, it is not a deterrent for me. I'd rather that those little particles stay contained inside and are not blown out into the air. I love that you can wash the dirt cup and the filter, I bought extra filters but after washing and drying the filter completely it looks brand new, now I will always have a clean dry one ready to go. I also like the dial that scrapes the dirt off the filter without needing to remove and do by hand. I have used the Kirby regularly with the power brush on the area rug in the LR which is a hand made rug from India. Right before I received the Wyze cordless and with my torn rotator cuff :-( 1. I vacuumed the living room area rug really well with the Kirby 2. I used the Kirby to shampoo the rug 3. I vacuumed the rug with the Kirby again. I got a lot of dog hair, dirt and dust out of the carpet. I wanted to start with a clean rug. Ha! I received the Wyze 2 days later. I vacuumed the same rug. I used Turbo mode because I wanted to see what it could do. OMG I could not believe the amount of dirt and dog hair that it pulled out of the rug. It's a 10.5 x 7.5 rug, I had to stop in the middle to empty the dirt cup. This what the Kirby left behind even after vacuum, shampoo and vacuum? I was appalled. I paid $100 for the Wyze on sale, I paid $800 for the Kirby. Needless to say I am very happy with the suction and brush. The turbo mode does suck the battery but I can do the entire rug and the hallway runner before it runs out and I don't have to use Turbo all the time. Otherwise the run time is fine with me, I know what I can do with the time I have and know I can easily do a quick run through to get the dog hair and dog paw dirt and have battery left over. And my shoulder is very very happy. The Kirby has a motorized brush that I have used for my stairs with a carpeted runner in the middle and a couple scatter rugs that have a raised pattern. I've also tried the floor brush on the stairs. They both take a lot of effort and multiple passes to get all the dog hair and dust plus moving the Kirby from the bottom to the landing and then to the top of the stairs to do them all and down again. Grrr I can break it down and remove the handle but more work than it is worth. It also takes a lot of effort and multiple passes using the kirby motorized brush to get the scatter rugs with the raised pattern clean. The Wyze was easy to carry up the stairs and vacuum as I go because it is so light even when avoiding using my shoulder to hold or lift. The motorized brush cleaned each stair with just one pass and cleaned the raised pattern rugs with one pass as well.The back of the stairs where the rug meets the rise of the stair is hard for any vacuum brush to get into. I have a small brush I always use to do a quick pass on the stairs to pull it out from the rise, less time and effort..People have mentioned that it feels cheap, like it will break easily and compared to the Kirby that would be true. However I have owned a Swivel Sweeper for probably 20 years. I think it cost $20. It also feels cheap and like it will break easily. But it never has. It does a great job on wood floors, easy to scoot around, lies flat under beds but is not so great on the carpet. Plus I have worn out another battery but I'll buy another. A lot cheaper than the $800 Kirby. I also bought a Hover Pet Shampooer, one might say it is also cheap however it also does a much better job shampooing than the Kirby. Ha! Maybe I'll sell that Kirby and have more room in my broom closet.Even though I gave 5 stars on everything which IMO it deserves, I do have one annoyance. I don't like the way it hangs on the mount on the wall. I don't have a huge 'broom closet', it has closet maid shelving down one side and across the top, the Kirby has a mount that all accessories but the power brush fits into, it's a bit large but tucked into the corner and all is contained. All my other handled items hang on a bar on the back wall, pretty flat. It is very organized and I have made use of the space well to keep my sanity.However the Wyze cordless sticks out quite a way from the wall. I have not put the mount up yet, I really have only one place to hang it and it will be in the way of getting other things in and out of the closet. I am thinking about a DIY solution but have not given it a lot of thought yet.I've had the vacuum for over a month and I LOVE this vacuum. It sounds goofy but it has made life so much better, my shoulder is not being abused by the vacuum, 10 minutes of effort to pick up the previous days dog hair and paw dirt, Way More than the Kirby, one pass per stair, easy to carry upstairs and do a quick daily pass there. My allergies are better and it is healthier for the pup since he spends more time near the floor ... but probably as much time on the couch :-)

easy to assemble. Works great can do 1200 ft.² on one charge. This is the second one we buy the first one we dropped and the filter lid broke.

Love the attachments and different suction levels. This is not for deep cleaning but is perfect for everyday spot cleaning or just a quick vacuum. Perfect for cleaning the couch too. Only con is the battery life is not there. This dies after about 20 mins of use especially if using the turbo mode. I would give 5 starts if the battery life was better.

I buy a lot of Wyze products, and I'm always impressed with the quality... even when not prioritizing the price to quality ratio that they usually excell at. However, this product is just a big miss. I read reviews and finally decided to give it a go - well it has lived down every good review out there.Biggest problem... just normal everyday vacuuming has me using a coat hanger to push out a clumb of dog hair, dust, etc from the vacuum tube. Every time I use it something gets jammed in there. Is the tube too small in diameter? The suction not strong enough? No idea, but it's infuriating. When it's not jammed, the suction picks up stuff, and might even appear to be pretty good, but... it seems to always be jammed.So, it doesn't deliver on the primary purpose - being a good and usable vacuum. Great...Well, what happens if you need to put the vacuum down for a moment before hanging it back on it's hanging rack (which by the way, doesn't auto charge it, you have to plug in the charger separately.. what a pain)? Yep, it falls down.Every. Time. It. Falls. Down.There is no way this can be leaned against a wall without it falling, it can't stay straight... it just falls over. And better yet, sometimes the little door to empty the caniser opens and all the junk you just sucked up is all over the floor again. Now you get the jamming and unjamming cycle again.Just... don't get it. I wish I saved the box so I could return it. I really really wanted to like it. But just don't buy it. The reviews may say it does a good job - and if you tested it in a controlled environment with no trace amounts of pet hair, dust or dirt, just cheerios and other test items... maybe it works great. Probably does. But yeah no.Just say no.I hope you do better next time Wyze - I'll still buy your other products (cameras, etc) but never a vacuum again.

I love this stick vacuum - it's the best I've ever had! Purchased January 23, 2023, I've been using it for over 2 years. It's light in weight, easy to maneuver, has 6 LED lights that clearly illuminate dust and pet hair as I vacuum and is extremely easy to disassemble, clean and reassemble. I've struggled to change attachments on other stick vacuums but not this one. It also has a HEPA filter and is economical to purchase compared to a Dyson.