Halo Capsule Bagged Cordless Vacuum Cleaner Unboxing & First Look

[@treavy1]

You made this day a special day by just you being you and the best person you will ever be is your honest self your awesome!

[@happysporran]

They are now supplied with removable brusheads. I ordered mine direct from the supplier's website. Also came with free wall bracket.

[@ibaisaic]

Do you mean removable brushrolls, because the head shown on the website look just the same as mine.

[@Lintahlo]

Needs some mesh bags like a Miele. But awesome vac regardless!

[@mathy210]

The power head reminds me of the vax blade 32v I've had mine 2 year's and the flex tube has lasted with very heavy yous only problem is in the joint of the power head one of the cables come apart it got stretched so I took it apart and managed to get some slack and re soilded the cable and good as new after a good clean 👍

[@CYBEREMERALD2023]

This channel should have more subscribers

[@dawnwilliams4288]

Roger, you are the very best at demonstrating vacuum cleaners. I was looking for a cordless vac, and saw this one advertised but didn’t buy it. I’m glad I didn’t. I would have liked a motorised brush and a detachable battery. It also looks cumbersome if you were using it to clean the car, say down the side of the seats.

[@stevejones1972]

Would have been better if they used the Hepaflo type material to make the bags rather than paper, as paper bags would lose suction on this before they are properly full, and need changing more often. I was quite surprised to see they used paper to be quite honest, but they do supply quite a few spare bags, so maybe not that much of an issue. Its a much better price than the ridiculous price Lupe want for their cordless vacuum, and it doesnt look too bad, I quite like the design, its quite retro, like a bullet shaped 1950s style cylinder mains vacuum.

[@paulillingworth1242]

Sounds like a Vax blade 2 max even the floor head, an interesting vac especially being a new model and bagged. I like the retro looking body of the machine. A flexi hose would be good on it too.

[@m80tmm]

Love it! at last a bagged handheld. I will buy when my Sebo felix and Oreck eventually fail in year 2052.

[@YoumuHoover]

Its a interesting machine. Nice that its bagged but I would've prefer it to have a cloth bag instead of a paper bag.

[@nicko5945]

Yeah that is a little odd to see a new bagged vacuum with anything other than cloth nowadays.

[@DemetriLoizou]

It was a deliberate decision so they're biodegradable. They are multi layered, so they should work OK.

[@formetoknow540]

100k soon bet he can't wait well done sir if anything u deserve more 👏

[@EvanJS2005]

He just made it

[@scottbutcher9093]

Great to see a bagged cordless option. I hope they do well and produce a more evolved model in the future.

[@wildbill23c]

I agree, bagless vacuums in general are dirty and quite messy when it comes to having to clean them and get to the filters to clean or replace them you end up with a mess. Bags are much easier and you get a new filter every time you change the bag. I went the bagless route for a while but have gone back to bagged vacuums as the bagless like I said is a mess.

[@Superman-ob4yi]

His house my be spotless with the amount of hoovers he tests!!

[@audreyfforbes-hamilton]

They should pay you as part of their development team! I do like a satisfying click!

[@VacMaster1991]

That power head is almost identical to the one used in the Hoover blade. Interesting.

[@Audittr2108]

They do now have removable brush rolls, a hard floor specific head a powered upholstery/car brush head. Obviously watch this channel!

[@jamess3417]

@ibaisaic do you happen to know where the numatic hand accessories and James (plastic base) combi floor nozzle are made?

[@davedebang-bang6168]

I’m glad I didn’t buy one. Was so tempted to pre order one just before it’s release, glad I didn’t. I noticed the similarities between this and vax (uk ) and (Hoover usa ) and thought ill give it a go, I’m more than happy with vax blades ( one is just for cat litter the other is for all other vacuuming ). Mine are the basic 24 volt models and yet it still surprises me at how much deep down dirt it removes ( especially the shake n vac. Sorry people I love the stuff )

[@DemetriLoizou]

How do you feel about the emptying mechanism on some Dysons with the lip that cleans the shroud? My v10 does an excellent job of making fine dust clump together, so it is very clean to empty. Obviously not a clean as bagged, though.

[@misterocain]

As well as mine, i've also heard others say that the Halo can give a static shock (i hope that's what it is).

[@excelsior2708]

I'd like one of these

[@huntcomputer5837]

It looks like something Dyson would make back in the 90s

[@andrewcutter1785]

Can’t help thinking that using bags is a step backwards. The motor sucks through the bag do as it fills up the suction effectiveness surely reduces?

[@RJA_World]

Correct, but hepa cloth bags don't have this problem so much, they're much better at retaining suction power. I fill my Henry vacuum bag to the brim and still had plenty of suction.

[@dorinicol5260]

Hi, just got the capsule but the brush head keeps turning off on my living room rugs which are slightly longer pile but not shaggy! Will charge it up and see if that improves the brush head function. I've got the Gtech corldess bagged vacuum which coped really well with any pile but the brush head has stopped working & is expensive to replace. Also the Gtech battery is needing replaced, again expensive, so that's why I decided to get the Halo due to good reviews

[@ibaisaic]

Charging up the Halo fully won’t solve your problem. Many cordless cleaners can’t cope with plush or longer pile carpets including expensive Dyson models I’ve used. The only solution is to use them on the lowest suction setting and even then some cleaners will still struggle.

[@crystalstrata]

How long does the battery last? Great informative video by the way. My daughter wants a cleaner for her birthday. Can I ask which of the ones you have tested you recommend? Many thanks. x

[@stuartmealing477]

As my partner and I are 70+ an issue for us is machine weight (which seems good), the leverage exerted by the weight (i.e. how close the weight is to the grip, which seems OK) and a grip that is secure to hold with weakening wrists. Any feedback available on the grip?

[@ibaisaic]

Like any vacuum cleaner of this type, most of the weight is near the hand and can be tiring to use for some. If you mainly want a cleaner for floors and carpets, I would recommend the GTech Airram as all the weight is on the floor.

[@timeforcoffee91]

Which cordless vacuum would you recommend for a house with short pile carpet. Only hard floor is tiny bathroom and small kitchen. No pets. Max budget is £200. I have had my dyson dc44 for 6 years and its not picking up as well as it used to. Has served me well but need something else now. Any advice? Thanks.

[@isaachoward8766]

The Halo song was in my head the entire video Il now listen to it to 😂😂

[@georgeg99]

I would what a hepa-flo bag so you have more filtration

[@neilmansfield8329]

This is a great vacuum cleaner

[@justaskingstoke6139]

I like this a lot

[@graciepiddington3058]

Hi there I was wondering what happened to your Vorweck demonstration videos. I can’t find any. X

[@ibaisaic]

I am not rushing to demo the Vorwerks as one of them is faulty after hardly any use. You would be better off getting a Sebo.

[@dingb473]

Hi I'm 6ft is the wand long enough

[@neilmansfield8329]

Yes if the head is heavier it will not move off the carpet

[@samgladdy4352]

I'm trying to decide between this vaccum and the Tineco A11? Or any other cordless recommendations in the same price bracket? I live in a small carpeted flat, with carpeted stairs at the entrance. The choice is overwhelming! Thanks

[@samgladdy4352]

All loop pile carpet if that makes any difference.

[@Natalia-q9s3z]

Where does the air blow?does it blow from sides?

[@labrat1807]

@ibaisaic Hi Mr Ibaisaic, I have a mystery vacuum cleaner that I'm hoping you might have some info on, as I can find none online. My son Albi (8yrs old) is a huge fan of vacuum cleaners and of your videos. Has been since he was 2. He recently spotted an interesting vacuum for sale, a Singer Model 151. We bought it, and it's a really lovely little thing. But apart from knowing from the manufacturer tag that it was made in Italy, we know nothing about it. It's quite a nice little bagged cylinder vacuum, good quality plastic and really good performance It's brown and beige in colour so probably from the late 70s or early 80s. We're really intrigued by it, can you shed any light on it? Hope you can help. Best regards, Rich.

[@piotrwezik7574]

pleas a test zelmelr aquawelt pleas

[@porkchopjp]

its not available in the US though....

[@zarah8996]

Can’t decide between the bissell insta clean compact machine or the vax dual power machine, which would you recommend

[@ibaisaic]

The Bissell.

[@yalrikabi2007]

You have to do washing machine videos for a long time

[@beko1987]

But... Will it hepaflo?

[@stevejones1972]

Sam, you took the words right out of my mouth, but I feel it wont, as the massive Numatic Hepaflo bags would never inflate properly inside the tiny bag housing, but it would have been better had Halo used hepaflo type material bags rather than paper, as paper bags lose suction faster, and as a cordless doesnt have much suction to begin with, this vacuum could well lose suction to the point of needing a new bag long before the bag is actually full. I presume they made them out of paper for cheapness.

[@imaginekarma8582]

Miele bags might work if you rework the holder to work with the halo

[@stevejones1972]

@@imaginekarma8582 Miele bags are expensive and too large. I would say to try G tech bags for their Pro cordless, which are £12 for 10, and have about the same capacity as the Halo : www.gtech.co.uk/pro-bags.html?SID=f6cbb7462c2d7f1056c1f158a7f3a346

[@MumsKitchen123]

Nice for sharing 👌 i watching your all videos stay connected please 🙏

[@quickhatch8160]

Miele has very good customer service 🤣👌

[@quickhatch8160]

No lie btw

[@ysjmichael]

Guess this is the only cordless bagged vac so far?

[@ibaisaic]

No, there’s a GTech model that I’ve shown on my channel, Henry cordless and a very expensive Vorwerk cordless that takes bags.

[@ysjmichael]

@@ibaisaic Thanks very much indeed! I'm watching the GTech now.

[@cantliff9]

Looks like it has a carbon fibre affect on the design

[@Olliebobalong]

It’s actually real carbon fibre

[@cantliff9]

@@Olliebobalong nice, expensive stuff usually

[@Olliebobalong]

@@cantliff9 yes. First vacuum in the world to use carbon fibre in its construction.

[@fabulousheathen5792]

To be honest, I would not buy this. It looks cheap and seems to struggle while running. I went to the website and here in America that would cost around $325. It seems that a much better cleaner can be bought for that amount of money. My Riccar Vibrance was only $350 and you get a seemingly better machine.

[@PetersayPeterdo]

Tbh it seems quite basic for almost £250.

[@dumfriesspearhead7398]

It seems very plasticky.

[@nzjustin8420]

Gtech Pro might be better

[@ibaisaic]

I bought one a while ago but haven’t opened it yet. a good thing about the Gtech is it has a mini motorised power head and even a powered hose. I think I will open it next week and have a play.

[@paul28177]

wow...for the price i would have expected a much better box and packaging...i would expect this from vacuum cleaners under £100 the tools and brush head look extremely cheap... i was considering this based on the website but after this video i'm staying far away.... they have an offer for £249 but it's not worth more than £100

[@Peacefulprotest-121]

Look Hi under

[@MissDCasey]

Hello handsome 😘😛

[@kingsaf3998]

So to sum up its bloody rubbish.