2023's Best Cordless Vacuums: We Tested 90! Here's the Best!

[@VacuumWars]

Check out our regularly updated Top 10 Best Cordless Vacuums list on our website: vacuumwars.com/best-vacuum-cleaners/cordless-vacuums/

[@BananerRepublic]

Why didn't you list the scores for the mid level category? You listen premium, and budget numbers but nothing for mid level...

[@Kargoneth]

Do you have a link to the spreadsheet that you compiled?

[@gtimbra]

European brands? Hi! Greetings from Norway 👋 As you are (in my opinion) the world's no.1 place to get good, extensive, and definitive testing on vacumes, I would really love to see more European brands and models tested next year! I know that some of them aren't as easy for you to get a hold of, as many of them probably aren't sold in the US, it would still be a big service to the world to see more European models included. If some of them do really well, this could pressure these manufacturers to start selling to the US. Seeing them compared to the best models in the US, could put pressure on them to improve their products. Or vice versa :). When I load up one of Norway's biggest electronics retailer, this is the brands I see the most: Philips, Wilfa, Bosh, Miele, Samsung, Dyson, Electrolux Keep doing the amazing work you are doing and I'm looking forward to your future reviews.

[@kziel1]

yes, test some vorwerk vacuums!

[@Ditucis15]

yes, that would be very helpful.

[@Eihei]

Especially Bosch since the interchangeable batteries in them are a huge advantage.

[@gtimbra]

@@Eihei Totally agree! I myself have a Bosch Unlimited Serie 8 Gen2 ProPower which I am very happy with, and the universal bosch battery system is awesome!

[@shelllbye]

@@gtimbra is it possible to use new Bosch core 18v 8AH batteries too ? (used with drills, lights and radios)

[@erdemlevent]

From “I was ready to call it a gimmick” to “I think it’s very important” about lasers in the front. How the world changes…

[@Rufnek2014]

yah...as soon as you use it and turn off the lights the OCD kicks in as you realize how dirty your floor REALLY is.

[@billyteodocio7485]

Same. I'm glad I went for the dyson v15 instead of the samsung jet90

[@elonmademedoit]

I think it's better for your peace of mind to not have a laser

[@Pisscan]

⁠@@elonmademedoitif you can’t see the dirt it doesn’t exist 🥴💀

[@francinejones2524]

LOL me too 😂

[@octoberfox3399]

I still love my Tineco vacuum. I've had it for 2 years now, and I owe a big thanks to Vacuum Wars for the great video in helping me buy it. Sad to see there not making it on the list these days. Hopefully, Tineco will up their game and make a big comeback!

[@thelonemoon1]

which model do you have?

[@rydillo]

Love your videos, But I wish you showed the overall scores on the mid-level ones so I could compare them to the others

[@fixitfraser]

noticed this was a bit annoying

[@Jacob-jx6vo]

You can find detailed comparisons on his website I think

[@tonypaca3015]

noise level is very important, speacilly for people who get home very late and want to vacuum. i wish I could see which one is quieter

[@stevenbradford6138]

I don’t know how much that type of test would matter. Noise in vacuums is almost directly related to cleaning power. So a vacuum that would not disturb other people in the household would be almost useless.

[@tonypaca3015]

@@stevenbradford6138 that’s not entirely true. You can find several vacuums with same advertised noise levels but different power some even way more powerful. The new Dyson 5gen is very powerful and noise level is not that high compared with some other less powerful. You are not 100% correct so it really depend

[@jeniferjoseph9200]

@@stevenbradford6138you’re also wrong because some powerful vacuums include noise deadeners

[@nonelost1]

I just bought a new Dyson “GEN 5 Detect“ about a month ago. I’m liking it so far, though you’re right, it is a little bit of a hassle to switch floorheads. It does kick butt on both the carpet and the hard floor! It would be nice if they put a laser detector on the carpet motorhead attachment as well as the hard floor attachment.

[@francinejones2524]

Good to know! I thought the laser would be on both.

[@30dgal]

I currently own two of your mid-level picks, the shark stratos and the older dyson v8. Even though the stratos gives the light and the feature to go under beds, I prefer the dyson. It's lighter weight and doesn't clog as much, a huge annoyance I have with the stratos

[@benster5]

I was going to get the Shark Stratos, but then I read the recent reviews on Amazon and everyone said the same bad things about it... Longevity (seems to break down after a few months), battery life, and durability. Decided to buy another Dyson v11($284.97 Black Friday price).

[@GG-ml3vr]

​@@benster5Got the shark stratos iz 400 this week used it twice so far ,whilst its fairly powerfull on auto mode i still find its a little diissapointing,used on a mixture of hard floors and rugs it picked up well but i had to use boost 3 or 4 times for about a minute each time.Battery lasted excactly 21 minutes(i timed this) .Very bad battery imo.I paid £230 on a deal so ill put up with it but if i paid any more it would have been returned.

[@mikecando2077]

​@@benster5Where did you find the v11 for that price? I only see Black Friday deals for $349.

[@benster5]

@@mikecando2077 I checked again. It's back in stock but it looks like it's back to the regular Black Friday sale price. That additional discount was during Thanksgiving. Must have been like a Thanksgiving lightning deal.

[@JohnMSawyer]

Great review. Is that detailed chart that you show briefly, available to look at anywhere? I didn't see any obvious links to it either here or on your website. Also, do you evaluate a vacuum cleaner's edge cleaning capabilities? I've found that Shark vacuums, both cordless and corded, have a narrowed cleaning path, with a wide band of extra plastic in the way on the underside of both ends of the head, though I'm guessing this is true of a lot of other manufacturers' vacuums too. But Dysons (at least some models?) have a wider cleaning path with only the bare minimum amount of plastic on the two ends of the head.

[@SigurdKempf]

Massively appreciate all the work you put in. I got a Laresar Elite 7 and I’m over the moon. Would have spent much more money unnecessarily without this video. Liked and subbed. Thanks again!!

[@VacuumWars]

So glad you are happy with it! Thank you for commenting!

[@justanother2021]

you still like it?? i've been eyeing it on amazon

[@SigurdKempf]

@@justanother2021 Loving it! I unfortunately had an attachment that broke, but Laresar shipped me a new part the same day I reached out to them with a description and picture. The only drawback was that the replacement part came from China, so I couldn’t use that part for about three or four weeks. Otherwise 9/10, what an insane value for money. I’m sure you’ll like it!

[@justanother2021]

@@SigurdKempf wow alright thanks man, i appreciate it! seems like their customer service is good too. it's hard to tell nowadays with so many vacuums on the market and amazon analytics for these aren't good lol so i was worried. thanks again!

[@SigurdKempf]

@@justanother2021 No worries, glad to help. If you have any more questions, feel free to ask. By the way, their support contact email for different countries and languages aren’t the same. So, when I reached out the first time, I mistakenly contacted the wrong one and didn’t hear back. So just make sure to double check. The overview of which emails to use is in the pamphlet you get in the packaging :)

[@MadelnOahu]

This should be the standard of ALL product review channels/videos. Large sum of products tested at various price points and straight to the fact which product performed better all in a short video

[@VacuumWars]

Thank you!

[@danfm200]

This is the video I was looking for. Concise, well-researched, and explanatory. EXCELLENT video. I will take your advice.

[@VacuumWars]

That means a lot! Thank you!

[@thejackpotjake]

Have you had a chance to review the new Bespoke Jet AI Cordless vs the Bespoke Jet (non AI) Cordless Stick? Which auto empty cordless stick do you feel is best in class?

[@SolarErazer]

Dyson wins mate cope

[@ropro9817]

This is amazing! I've been waiting for the 2023 edition for months! ❤ Thank you, Vacuum Wars! 🙏

[@VacuumWars]

Hope you enjoy it!

[@ninji5226]

A lot of effort put in, awesome job. I went straight to the budget section as I already own a corded upright but want something lighter for stairs and quick jobs and would have a hard time justifying a 2nd $300+ vac to the wife (I'm the clean freak in this relationship). Even still the budget ones seem expensive for what these are.

[@gherreraj]

The V15 Detect Absolute has the built in crevice tool and an updated filter. It’s the one I went with over the Gen5

[@VacuumWars]

We hope you enjoy it!

[@jim60631]

I was going to say the same thing.

[@damiangowala5681]

V15, compared to V12, is unpleseantly heavier and requires keeping a finger on the trigger. Returned V15 on the next day and soon buying V12 instead. Surprised to see it featured in the rank.

[@gherreraj]

@@damiangowala5681 Well it has best suction for cost. Has best features especially when you get the detect absolute version. Holding a trigger is not a deal breaker. All Dyson hand holds had that feature up until a year or two ago. Surprised you went with a lower powered and lower featured model. All reviews I have seen have put the V15 near the top if not the best option over the Gen5. The V12 has too small of a canister and battery capacity along with suction power.

[@utkuozdemir3111]

My v15 detect absolute didn't have the built in crevice tool.. hmm

[@pocolashon]

Is there any way to check the full spreadsheet with the marks/points? Or some simplified version of it? I can't find it on the website. Thanks!

[@VacuumWars]

Sorry but we aren't able to share it. We hope the video is still helpful!

[@pocolashon]

@@VacuumWars That's too bad. Not being able to compare two models (at least the basics) sucks. Don't get me wrong, I love your videos, relatively long time follower, they have helped me out a lot. It would be awesome to have at least some basic comparison tool with a few categories on the website, though. Thanks again and keep up the good work!

[@celineelledge770]

Thank you so much! I like that you shared the scores for the Premium and the Budget vacs. I am curious of the scores of your mid-level picks.

[@BrainstechKnowlogy]

Wow. Very detailed. Thank you so much!

[@VacuumWars]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@BrainstechKnowlogy]

@@VacuumWars thanks. =)

[@GiulioGiurisato]

Sorry, one big question. I’ve already a robot vacuum and mop (Dreame L20 Ultra and this is incredible!) but I want something to vacuum places where robot can’t go and for when I want to clean more perfectly. Which Dyson is better for me? Thank you so much!

[@ImTheDolphin]

I love these videos, wish we could get a longer version of the videos that shows the full testing. been a follower for years please never stop making videos

[@VacuumWars]

Thank you so much! We will try to keep up!

[@PurushNahiMahaPurush]

I love my Dyson submarine. The mop head is really useful for removing fine dirt and stains that the vacuum is unable to remove. Its also able pick up some small bits of dropped food but I would simply pick any large wet debris with a tissue and then use a mop on it.

[@zodiacfml]

Nice find on that Laresar with great sales. great price for its power and decent battery. They should add another cell or employ 2170 cells for more battery life though. The foam filter is also its weakness which will need washing every week or every other day for a house never had a cordless vacuum cleaning.

[@abcDipan]

Thorough & useful. Thank u. Can u add the score slide for mid-range? Ur description picks Shark Vertex Pro as fav: instead of Stratos’ Order Eliminator, Vertex Pro probably focused on other feature.

[@Suraj_singh1]

The most comprehensive review I’ve ever seen, hats of to you mate. Keep up the good work

[@VacuumWars]

Much appreciated!

[@backgroundtom4589]

You seemed to love the shark auto detect in your review but it didn’t make it here on the stats. Would you pick it over a stratos?

[@JohnVKaravitis]

iHome SV1 which I bought at Menard's for $70. First Love stick vacuum, bought during Cyber Monday week from Newegg for $60 each; I bought two. They work just fine. I use them to vacuum stairs in out apartment building. I stay away from sticks that "lock upright," because they will lock at every step. I have to use my foot to unlock the floor brush and continue vacuuming.

[@isaaclopez7209]

Hi! Im from México and I love your videos. I have a little question, based on your captured data, ¿Whats the quietest cordless Vacuum?

[@trytesting4114]

thank you for making this type of list every year. i bought vertex pro last year thank to your list. just wondering will it be possible to show the excel sheet with the results on the your website? thanks

[@VacuumWars]

Glad it had been helpful! We aren't able to show our spreadsheet but we hope the individual reviews are helpful.

[@Slimothy]

@@VacuumWars Why not?

[@pArApApArAs]

@@VacuumWars why not?

[@Oceangirl_505]

Happy Thanksgiving to each and every one of you at Vacuum Wars. I surely appreciate all of you!

[@VacuumWars]

Same to you! Thank you!

[@michahalczuk9071]

I like how no scores were shown for _mid level_ category, probably because they were higher than Dyson or just as high which would make the list look ridiculous. Budget Laresar already had 147 points with best Dyson at 180. It really looks like tests changed from independent to basically Dyson commercial lol. Dyson being added to mid, where it has no redeeming qualities above the competition? _Cheapest Dyson_ Even the budget list looks suspicious - I know Laresar, I basically had almost identical vacuum for a while, and it's good, but it's not best budget device for sure. RedRoad V17 is.

[@jpployy]

Thank you for your hardworking! I appreciate you

[@VacuumWars]

Thank you so much!

[@EliotTruelove]

I would love to see you review the Makita 40v XGT and 18v LXT vacuums in comparison and how you would rate them in comparison, they don't have a beater bar head but I love being able to replace batteries

[@CelesteaMinx]

I wish the tests would have included storage and charging video. I'd like visual examples of what it takes to store and charge. I have a tiny laundry room and an even tinier coat closet. I've been considering the Sirena Proflex PetVac 2-in-1 Cordless Stick Vacuum Cleaner with Motorized Pet Brush for Pet Hair Removal, Multi-Surface Cleaning, and Portable ConvenienceSirena Proflex PetVac 2-in-1 Cordless Stick Vacuum Cleaner with Motorized Pet Brush. But there's little information on it's battery or storage. It'd be great to know if the vacs have removable batteries with battery charging station and how the accessories are stored.

[@TRAITORS-EXPOSED]

You guys do a good job testing, I appreciate you!

[@VacuumWars]

Thanks so much!

[@arevee9429]

The submarine is good even though it doesn't rinse the brush and put the dirty water in a tank? I love my Dysons, but they can clog due to some narrow passages. The last one I bought was the V12 because of the light weight and it is a bit weak in the suction department, so something to think about for those considering this model. Not terrible, but not having to use high power for certain situations would be nice.

[@isaactheguitarist4918]

How about the new shark detect pro in comparison to the stratos?

[@PETERThompson-e6h]

Thank you for another great review. Is the Shark Detect pro auto empty not in the same category as the Shark Stratos cordless? Thanks again.

[@Lumencraft-]

Is there a place where I can view a spread sheet or a chart that has your scoring for each vacuum?

[@NottyGurlStyle]

I’m grateful for your video! I have been wanting a light stick vacuum for a while and come tax time I will treat myself to one.. we have a new house and it’s all wood, I have two cats, my family and asthma…so the the dust and dander levels are high which is not good for me and my breathing. So I want something that I could just pick up and use to get all the dust without having to run out the house for air after sweeping. Can’t wait to do more research and get my first stick vacuum ! I’m excited!

[@colleenmulcahy8007]

You are truly incredible for doing all this -- above and beyond helpful! Thank you!

[@VacuumWars]

Wow, thank you!

[@auklin7079]

The main concern with cordless vacuums is battery replacement. I hear they are absolute nightmares when the batteries go, as they are the first thing to fail and more expensive than just replacing the whole vacuum

[@Trooper266]

Yeah, that’s why I bought a Makita vacuum after my Dyson battery gave up. I can just use my power tools batteries on it.

[@PurushNahiMahaPurush]

You can just get a replacement battery, at least for Dyson. It's 100$ but the batteries usually last 3-4 years so 100$ for 3-4 years isn't very expensive. If you feel that Dyson won't have spare parts for your vacuum at that time, just buy an extra battery right now and only use it when the old one dies.

[@Amateur2k]

Hello @Vacuum Wars - quick question on 2:48. Why is the Submarine version has 166 points and V15 has 180? I just bought the S one today and thought that it's basically the same as V15 but has on top the "wet roller head" functionality. Thanks for any insights.

[@sarahlavie6719]

ADHD adult here 👋🏼 Really happy to find this informations with such dedications to buy my first vaccum 😌

[@VacuumWars]

So glad to hear that we were helpful!

[@ML_1515]

Is there a link to the spreadsheet with the scoring?

[@brihbrah9985]

Could you guys review steam cleaners for appliances and house cleaning as well? It would be really great if you guys could!

[@MrChadder007]

We love our Greenworks. The batteries from our other products from them works great with it.

[@chitosesenri7087]

Did you test all the other Leresar vacuums like Elite 7 and Elite S6 ? And the Elite 3 still comes out on top?

[@ericdolby1622]

The Dyson V15 Absolute does actually have the built in crevice tool and brighter gen5 laser. I know this because i just received mine.

[@davidtodd2104]

I wonder if you would be open to changing the format slightly? It would be great to have price ranges in place as the Dyson are now vastly more expensive than almost any other vacuum. I was considering the Tineco S15 Pro as it was available at £350 in a sale. The only problem is that there is no chart or any idea how such a model faired in comparison to these others. For all I know it was 90% as good as the premium Dysons at half the price. It would be helpful to be able to judge its value against the others knowing how much effort you put in to testing and editing of these videos.

[@VacuumWars]

Yup! It is in the works now.

[@davidtodd2104]

@@VacuumWars Thanks bro!

[@stickvac]

Hey vacuum wars can you do a review on the Henry quick or the numatic quick

[@CThienV]

I still have my dyson dc44 barrell which admittedly i havent used in a long time. Do the top end handhelds remove the need to lugg out my barrel vacuum for deep cleans? It'll make their price more justifiable.

[@ddrache12]

how come you left out the samsung?

[@jalelee8910]

Have you tested the Samsung Bespoke Jet One Complete? I'd really like to know how it performs. Is there a place where we can see the list of all the vacuums that were tested for this review?

[@PickMyTrends]

I just got the latest cordless vacuum cleaner, and it's a game-changer!

[@Cironezone]

Where can I find the differences between the shark Stratos VS the Vertex pro?!

[@Jv615]

Great video! Not too long and very informative

[@VacuumWars]

Thanks!

[@gcoop1793]

Suprised no mention of self empty stations. Very handy feature!

[@awpmann88]

Would love to see a ‘Price to Score’ index. What’s the most bang for your buck with your methodology?

[@adang9948]

I just saw your 2022 video. Would you say the shark stratos is still the best overall? That is without accounting for price to performance.

[@modzzjust4u]

Samsung bespoke jet wins it for me, self emptying bin needs to be taken into account. Spinning mop head, so can also compete with the submarine. Just a better all rounder IMO

[@laynenichols3681]

Would love to see that spreadsheet with the scores!!

[@jcookie9448]

This channel is so great but I would really love to see more European brands (e.g. Wilfa, Bosh, Electrolux, etc)!

[@theRbell3000]

This video is exactly what I was hoping to find. Thank you!

[@VacuumWars]

Glad it was helpful!

[@timlloyd22]

Great video. Thanks. We have all wood floors and I heard your comments about the Laresar Elite 3 being good on wood floors in the Budget category. Is a particular vacuum that did best on wood? Or, can I get the breakdown off all the tests you ran? Something are more or less important, depending on the person. So seeing the full test would be helpful. Thanks!

[@VacuumWars]

Our individual review videos are where we go into more detail per model. Here's our playlist of all the cordless we have reviewed: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eKenn2Z8hNSBb6c

[@davidx176]

I'm curious to why the lift-away cordless system from Shark isn't added into the mix. I have a Shark Vertex Pro lift-away that you recommended it previous years and it still boasts impressive results and has features no other cordless vacuum has thanks to it's liftaway system with hose. You think the improved power of newer models makes these features less relevant? Would be interesting to hear your view about it ^^

[@benjaminking8316]

Can you add which cordless vacuums have a constant on feature? It’s hard to differentiate which ones have a switch to turn it on or a trigger which you have to squeeze to keep it running. Thanks!

[@mukhyadevidasi966]

Is there a list of all the vacuums tested so I could see which brands didn't make it to the top at all. I have a Dreametech P10 Pro and wondered if it was one of those tested that didn't make it

[@lorimcquinn3966]

How much weight is placed on the noise level? I own (2) Dyson Vac and both are very loud, willing to trade off some performance for a quiet machine.

[@skyoak4611]

Thanks for all the hrs work!

[@VacuumWars]

You are very welcome! Thank you for watching!

[@Wolvinatorr]

First of all I've been watching your channel since the s5 max released, and I do love the way you did. Now I m trying to buy cordless wacuum But thing is that What is the 4th or 5th ones? I dont wat to pay much so Dyson is not fit on me. and the other budget and mid level brands I cant find most of them in EU. So could you please the whole list that you analyse on excell. Or can you share the excell? For example in my country most popular ones Philips Miele Fakir Electrolux Samsung LG Bosch etc.

[@ericdolby1622]

Been waiting for this video. Unfortunately i just bought a Dyson V15 Absolute. Fingers crossed.

[@xinyanwang6910]

FYI Samsung Jet 75 now costs < $200. It's definitely a killer in its price range!

[@slain4ever]

is that spreadsheet available? Would be nice to compare between individual categories and also to know which vacuums were tested.

[@VacuumWars]

We aren't able to share that but we hope our videos are still helpful.

[@carolynkamal9552]

Love the video however, you don’t show the rating of the mid group like you do with the high and the low. I would like to also see how they break down for the rating for example, accessories aren’t that important to me, so if something rated higher due to the accessories I may not value that. my key attributes are power, battery life and weight so if I could find a strip down version using those three things that would be stellar for me

[@loudtowncar]

So what your saying is we should wait for a duel brush with a frkkin laser beam attached to it head?

[@proudbacteria1373]

Hoover stick vacuums which are sold in Europe and UK have different design, construction elements and different naming HF-1, 4, 5, 9. And top model is HFX which is not available in USA.

[@zsoltkallos437]

Hello, i have one suggestion and one question. Suggestion: When you test always show the exact part nubmber, because under a part name can be a lot of different part, like under the Shark Stratos. Question: which startos do you have in this test? Thank You!

[@shhhpark]

great videos! I just purchased the v15 detect absolute from dyson recently and it came with the built in crevice option but didn't come with the low reach adapter and some other stuff that I've seen reviewers mention it comes with. Does Dyson change what accessories they package together for these? edit loving the v15 so far but really wish it didnt have the trigger button...a button is so much better

[@VacuumWars]

So in general, we have noticed that packages can vary really from any retailer. The product descriptions will be correct on a case-by-case basis, so we always are sure to double-check. We hope you are still happy with your V15 Detect!

[@MustangChick922]

Something I didn’t see and maybe missed when you mentioned scored features-what about these newer cordless vacuums that have auto clean with zero open air dustbin exposure ? Also would have liked to see more about battery life and dustbin size

[@ChristianEGiordano]

Do these all have a sealed system and filter?

[@bploan8464]

I'm a 43 year old male who barely ever hoovered his house....why am I so addicted to hoovers now😂 and I have robrock and dreame at my home

[@BRYANBrndn]

I need your help please, I'm debating to buy either a Dyson v12 or V15. I live in a 800 sq apartment 1 bedroom, 90% carpet. We have a medium size goldendoodle and my wife shedding some hair. we vacuum the apartment once everyday or every 2 days. I really want the v12 because it's lighter and the one button to turn on sounds very ideal. on other side kind of need the v15 power for the carpet :(

[@VacuumWars]

We have individual reviews of both of those that may help you out: V12 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpzSeYVsidqana8 V15 -kzbin.info/www/bejne/bXOWoZmJa8ukftE

[@hellozzies7172]

Quick question sirrr, at the moment would you say Shark Stratos or Detect Pro ? No carpet, have 2 cats and 1 dog Stratos 300$ Canadian Dollar Detect pro 264$ Canadian Dollar Thank you ❤

[@furkanturkal8414]

Amazing! It'd be great to see Philips's products, especially latest flagship AquaTrio 9000.

[@dragoda]

You are amazing. thank you for these reviews.

[@VacuumWars]

😊 thank you!

[@edgarspukitis6013]

Hey! great reviews! Where is Samsung bespoke jet AI at premium?

[@DenizCDemir]

This is awesome, but please take into account that most of these models are not available globally. In Turkey, only Dyson is available from these picks and its too expensive. Philips has a wide range of products, if you could review those it would be awesome!

[@JesseMcConnell04]

Did you test any of the off brand Chinese type cordless vacs?

[@SheayWithLove]

I guess my question is how well did the budget ones do on carpet?

[@vanessap386]

Can you tell me which of any of these have a sealed Hepa filter? I'm having trouble finding this info. Thank you!

[@VacuumWars]

youre welcome!

[@MattTester]

Although I understand why you excluded the DeWalt, it would be nice to see some vacuums from power tool manufacturers tested again, as lots of us have the batteries. I'm guessing that DeWalt is going to appear in a future video.

[@Sasyrose2]

I’m looking for a recommendation on a cordless vacuum for someone in a wheelchair with limited hand function. I need a vacuum that turns on and stays on, because I can’t keep constant pressure on buttons. I’m looking to vacuum thing like crumbs from my bed and the floor.

[@VacuumWars]

This cordless Bissell that we recently reviewed has an on/off button and it did pretty well too: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y5yVdnRjoNOhd68

[@rent2u-hr9ty]

wow - lots of work - thanks - wondering where the Buture Pro came pleasE?

[@Slimothy]

*Very hard to trust these videos when the spreadsheet/data is not provided... at all*

[@KarenTookTheKids364]

Bro, he's not a shill for Big Vacuum. Just some useful information. Either take it or don't. Do your own research

[@sentient8146]

Right on Slim. If you watch 10 best of videos of any kind you’ll find just about zero consensus of what’s the best. Half of those video producers review dozens of differing products and the winners always differ. In top of that is the robo narration. I think the trick is to ignore sponsored reviews and it’s really tough to beat consumer reports. All in all it’s just a crapshoot and if you’re spending $500 on a vacuum it’s a gamble. Lots of crap everywhere so what piece of crap do you go with.

[@austin51280]

Must be new here

[@milanimorales2645]

I feel like their spreadsheet data is their intellectual property and they put a lot of work into it. Like if someone wanted to see that data they should pay more. Personally, I would sell it as some sort of almanac of vacuum cleaners. And you could pay $12 if you wanted to see it.

[@printme2010]

Without the data the reviews have limited value because what's important to one person may not matter to another so even a data-backed overall score is subjective (if what I really care about is dust cup size, e.g.). But they definitely help me with what I DON'T want, and it's helpful to see the machines in action. As for intellectual property, if they are getting compensated at all for their reviews (free products, e.g.) then they'd be "double dipping" by selling the data. But I'm a journalist so totally biased towards infosharing.

[@adisinger3314]

Hey do you have a video about robotic vs cordless vacuums? A general comparison

[@karracrane2157]

Is there anyway to clean under the rubber roller on the shark stratos? I know the soft roller comes off but I can’t figure out how to clean the other and it’s driving me crazy

[@Rfpenab]

Is there public access of that tracking doc y’all made? I want to see more options

[@VacuumWars]

We aren't able to share that but we hope the video is helpful!

[@crazyfurbabieslady]

Just what I needed. Thank you!

[@VacuumWars]

So glad!

[@ronieelise6143]

This was very helpful! Thank you so much!!

[@VacuumWars]

that is great to hear! Thank you!