Lupe Pure Cordless Vacuum Cleaner - REVIEW - It is THAT Good!

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Timestamps
00:00 Lupe Pure Cordless Vacuum Cleaner
00:18 The Story
01:13 Upright Construction
01:49 Brush Head
02:35 Rollers
02:59 Power
03:44 Carpet Cleaning
04:35 Battery
05:10 Attachments
05:32 Filtration
05:43 Handling
05:57 Cons
06:55 Recap
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[@deforesttthompson9299]

Why am I addicted to this channel?.... I already have a vacuum... I don't need a new one...

[@tballx]

I feel you brother. I think the advances in engineering over the decades rival the cell phone without all of the marketing hype so you're free to admire it without making a quasi-religious statement. The machine itself is humble and honest and ones that perform well are like fine carpenters. They are the labradors of the home appliance world.

[@GrinderTV]

My wife thinks I am absolutely crazy because of the research I did before purchasing our new vacuum...btw I already bought it thanks to this channel but I am still watching these reviews.

[@thealchemist5376]

You want to improve your quality of life, understandable.

[@Joemac1989]

It really SUCKS you in, doesnt it?

[@iamgolden911]

@@GrinderTV what did you buy?

[@Deklectic]

This guy does better scientific test than the manufactures themselves.. Thanks for the time and effort you put into these videos, you save all the rest of us consumers alot of B.S and heart ache lol 😃

[@VacuumWars]

Thank you very much!

[@agu8232]

Please don't buy it. I bought it because I saw this review and thought let's give it a try. After one and a half year of using it I am extremely disappointed. We need to clean and wash the whole vacuum after each use because the suction is so bad it doesn't take sand. It's only good with light dust but if my kids bring a bit of sand it just doesn't take it. I feel like this vacuum that was used for testing is somehow better than the ones sold by the company. Seriously my Lupe vacuum cleaner performs so bad, that I started to miss my 15 year old vacuum that was loud and heavy but at least my house was clean.

[@ashtonwilliams5515]

Bought this vacuum based on this review. They are having a 30% off sale in October which made it come in at $250 CAD less than a dyson (I’m in Canada). We have a yellow lab and 2 rabbits which means hair and hay dust are a serious issue. It shipped in about a week - which is less than most products I’ve purchased from the US. I also purchased an additional battery. So far here’s how it’s doing: Pros: All the things in this video are true to my experience so far. it seamlessly moves from carpet to floor and the exhaust blows air up so the hair on the floor stays put to be cleaned. It’s tiny and light and you can store it upright or disassemble for tight spaces - I actually take it apart (which takes 30seconds) and store it in a deep drawer in our TV cabinet because it’s beside the dog beds. Filtration - normally when I vacuum, my air purifiers go nuts and this doesn’t happen even when I vacuum right next to them. Being able to attach tools to the hose and the long arm ended up being way more powerful that I thought. I was able to vacuum stairs and then do the moulding and ceiling corners without much fuss. Lupe service was highly responsive - I intentionally reached out a ton to inquire about shipping to see how the responsiveness would be - after all they sell it in parts so the service has to be there - and was pleasantly surprised. Cons: coming from a traditional vacuum the bin feels pretty small and the design of it could be improved as hair and dust get caught in places that would make you handle to reach into the bin but truthfully I e never done that and I’ve always washed my vacuum bins/filters regularly. Battery - for this to really support you on a deep clean of a home you need a backup battery. I have 2 flights of carpeted stairs, and two floors of rooms and with all the pets and traffic use it on high to do the steps. For more routine cleaning, 1 battery is enough. Another con of the battery is that there isn’t a place to store the charger with the vacuum. We keep it in a drawer so it’s not a big deal but if I were to store it upright, not having the battery cord and charger mounted nearby would be annoying. Con: it’s lighter, but on high power the suction with the weight on the unit is on your wrist. This isn’t a con that isn’t true of any other upright vacuum but worth noting because any vacuum with a lot of swivel will do that and the weight being at the bottom just creates a different kind of resistance. Last up - you might want to purchase an additional filter to avoid the 24hour downtime to dry. Overall: even with the extra battery it was cheaper than a dyson, it picks up pet hair and debris fast, it makes stairs, and jobs like car seats easy with the carry+hose format and I really like how tiny it is. Overall worth the money in my opinion. Hope this helps!

[@VacuumWars]

Super input! Thank you!

[@triciacrisp5074]

Who sells and ships it to Canada?

[@suzansh4582]

Is it noisy as lots of people say?! Can you pull all the extra heads apart from the vacuum so it would be much lighter while working?! Or the heads are separate?!

[@Takeoverartist1987]

looks great i was like " yea ill get one!" * goes to amazon and sees the $750 price. " yea ill stick with my 7 year old hoober..."

[@travisgillespie723]

My thoughts exactly!

[@charlesrodriguez7984]

Hoober XDDD

[@work908]

and ill stick with my 1956 electrolux where i can also just throw out bag vs having loose dust when emptying a canister. the best thing in 50 years electrolux never changed the bag so they are cheap and easy to get! plus tube is aluminum and weighs basically nothing

[@Joalse]

I saw it at $779.00 on Amazon. Too rich for my blood

[@samjam6989]

miele is only 350 and lasts 20 years

[@ding1466]

I wonder if that legend of a kid on that old TLC show who collects vacuums watches this channel. I hope whatever path he took in life he enjoyed. Bu srsly kid could repair any vacuum , what a legend.

[@redcherry71]

Yes! I was waiting for this review. I got mine from the kickstarter a few days ago and so far have been very happy with it. Those complaining about the price are forgetting that this vacuum is supposed to be a lifetime investment and if a part breaks you just replace that part not get a whole new machine. Like the saying goes “Buy cheap, buy twice” or for vacuums many many times. The things that are important to me are effective suction - just less that 12 hours after my house was professionally cleaned and vacuumed the Lupe managed to pull out loads of dust, noise - much quieter than my dyson v10 and ease of emptying the dustbin - filter removes from the top so no areas for it to get caught.

[@Sandriell]

Problem with thinking about it as a lifetime purchase is that technology is constantly improving. Batteries get bigger, motors more powerful, materials get lighter, etc. In 5-10 years this vacuum will be entirely obsolete in comparison to modern ones, and really any modern, decent vacuum can last 5-10 years. And for something that is supposed to be a built for long-term ownership and is, as they call it, "best in class longevity", why are the only willing to stand behind it for 2 years. It should have a 5 year warranty, minimum I feel. I tried out the whole "life-time" vacuum thing once when buying a very expensive Kirby vacuum. In reality though it got about 10 years of practical life out of it before it just could no longer match up to modern vacuums- especially in the sheer weight of the thing!

[@redcherry71]

@@Sandriell the reason I say it’s a lifetime vacuum is not because every part of the vacuum will last forever but because the parts are made to be easily repairable and upgradable. Hence why the warranty is 2 years too. If the battery dies or head stops working properly or there’s an upgrade to the brush head with LED lights you can do this easily and relatively cheaply. This is the young company’s ethos. Have a look at their kickstarter video.

[@shane250]

@@Sandriell Correct, and don't forget that they are a start-up company...Who knows if they'll even be around in 4-5 years when you need them.

[@mattgibbs6732]

How do you feel it will compare to Miele triflex hx1 another Dyson challenger

[@redcherry71]

@@mattgibbs6732 it’s difficult to guess but this KZbinr has tested both but not compared the two. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKqyfmOrqsunm8U I watched the Miele review and it seemed a bit more fussy to me with swapping to different configurations. I like that the Lupe doesn’t have a lot of accessories and parts that you have to store and that I tend to hide too well and then spend half an hour looking for a tool. It’s difficult to guess the comparison of the performance though. Hopefully Vacuum Wars will do another head to head test in the near future. I’m trying to be impartial but I’ve had it for over a month and I am SO happy. The only real negative is that my super shedding wool carpet does wrap around the bristles but it’s also easy to clean. My dog’s hair and my long hair has not been an issue though.

[@mbk337]

Yeah, the price is the tough. If I lived alone, with no pets, this would be a no-brainer for me. That being said, I think durability and the ability to swap parts out as needed is really a solid selling point. I have replaced parts on my Dysons countless times, which is great, but also shows that they are almost built with parts that wear out. Hopefully this is built with a more "just in case" mentality.

[@jameswooding5376]

Bought the lupe off the back of this review and so far I'm really impressed. I've owned Dyson's and Henrys among others, this is a really good machine which is a good compromise of functions. Heavy use in the first week of use and no regrets

[@jameshess3556]

Based on this review we purchased and received a Lupe Pure vacuum. After a month of use I can unconditionally say it's the best vacuum available on the market. We ordered an additional battery significantly adding convenience. My only recommendation is adding 12 inches in length to the extendable hose. Fills all of our needs from house cleaning to vacuuming the car. We have bought several vacuums over 40 years.. Based on this well engineered and thought out vacuum we will never buy another vacuum unless it's a LUPE.

[@VacuumWars]

That is great. Thank you for sharing!

[@andrewcrabtree7410]

Yo, thank you for the work you put into testing the vacuums on your channel and the video production...seriously appreciated

[@VacuumWars]

Thank you so much!

[@veergauba]

Pros: Many. Only Con: $850 for a vacuum. Wallet: We have a serious problem.

[@kiddwong4186]

For UK viewers, it's on sale from the Lupe website for £499 (RRP is £699) Do yourselves a favour and get it

[@srizki]

$648.00 on sale now.

[@hairpunut]

Im just gonna stick with my shitty 60 dollar bissel it does the job i need it to lol.

[@tigeraceray2757]

@@srizki yeah man what a steal. Only $648. I don't need to lose the cord that bad.

[@whodiedlee]

In aus $ thats $1000. V11 we we get on sale for 800 aud lol and v10 600aud

[@paulalarsen7697]

Goodness, this beauty costs almost $700 at their discounted rate!

[@philipwand8557]

A neighbour loves his new Lupe. Yes, it is powerful enough to K.O. mice on the underside of the floorboards, but it is also incredibly, ear-splittingly loud and produces a similar level of pandemonium to the mains powered, headlamp glowering upright my Grandma had in the 70s. Only with a lot more high pitched screeching. And unless I missed it "noise" isn't a score metric. I make the point because in comparison our dog-eared Dyson V8 seems quite literally silent. Is that not important?

[@huge_balls]

Yeah I was wondering the same if it is noisy or not. I'd take a quiet vacuum with a little less power any day over a powerful one that makes my ears bleed.

[@TheFroneyZone]

@@huge_balls exactly! which is why it's VERY hard to find someone reviewing these things that don't overlay the sound with their talking reviews and NOT actually letting us listening to the sound of the vacuums themselves - I'm sure it's somewhere in their unspoken contracts like I'm sure companies say "we'll send you a free vacuum to review AS LONG AS you don't upload video of the true sound" - same reason we don't hear the sound in any of the commercials either - no one would purchase them otherwise lol

[@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885]

even the 2 amp Little Devil is 100 decibels and that's dangerously loud for over 15 minutes use. So how loud we talking here and how many amps does this thing pull?

[@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885]

Suddenly I realized - I already use Greenworks 40 volt batteries and they sell a leaf vacuum using 40 volts for $100. So if this Lupe is so loud - might as well just use a leaf vacuum inside the house for $100. haha.

[@Adam2774]

Omg I've been waiting for this review ever since I saw the kickstarter!

[@BitSmythe]

Between this channel and Project Farm, I can stay awake for days! I wonder if they are brothers… Oh, awesome vacuum.

[@mellowmortal]

Man, I was practically sold on this until I saw the hair test. Fix that problem, and they've got my money!

[@RubenKelevra]

Yeah they should include something like a automatic knive which cuts everything stuck in the head with an easy to use lever or something like that. Wouldn't affect the performance and could be done easily after each use :)

[@davek2977]

Would have liked to see a price comparison to it’s nearest competitors and your opinion on whether it was worth the premium on the next best option. Excellent review as per usual

[@anasevi9456]

looks perfect for me, only thing it is missing is brushhead leds, and i've seen chinese dyson knockoffs manage to place them to the sides of the roller head too. My house in 60% dark wood floors, and led's are an absolute must as even a slight amount of near ground light makes otherwise invisible dust pop out.

[@tedrter]

I bought this based on your review - The Lupe had lots of shortcomings. The bin is a deal breaker. Because of it's location, you can't tell when it's full. Because they tinted the plastic on the bin, you have to get on one knee and try to see if it's full. If you waited too long, all the rubbish wraps around the filter. Then when you try to empty the bin, the latch ALWAYS hangs up so you have to push it open and then, most of the time reach your hand into the bin to pull out the rubbish. This is easily the worst design for a bin to empty. Combine that with it's basically useless on small rugs. The only place it actually does shine is on tile floors. It works great. On carpet? You raved about it. In my use, I would vacuum the carpet with the Lupe. Then I'd vacuum right after with the Dyson V11 and Dyson still picked up lots of hair that apparently the Lupe missed. I love the idea of this machine. But the bin being so hard to empty and to see if it's too full -- just a deal breaker. Your videos are always well done. But because on this particular video where you have the vacuum elevated to get in frame it shows the full vacuum and the bin. It's very deceiving, because in REAL use, you don't have your vacuum at eye-level. I should have been smarter when watching this video to realize this was a setup I'd never use at home vs being on a set for video.

[@fireballxl-5748]

I bet you'd never bend over to pick up a pound note off the ground because you know.....bending. Look, if you can't bend, why are you vacuuming?

[@tedrter]

@@fireballxl-5748 I should have been more clear. Even kneeling next to the bin, it's so dark -- you can't see if it's full or not. Feel free to look at the machine and see for yourself.

[@tedrter]

BTW, I never returned the machine because I want this company to succeed. I let the company know that as well as they were more than happy to give me a refund. I didn't want to. I believe in this company. I want them to make better products. This is close, but it needs some engineering.

[@fireballxl-5748]

@@tedrter I will have my chance as I just bought one. (with a 90 day return, works for me)

[@WyattOShea]

@@fireballxl-5748 How is it going or haven't you received it yet?. I'm definitely interested in buying this vacuum for my mother at some point in the near future if it turns out to also be good enough from an actual real world users perspective :).

[@mikeh915]

Awesome reviews! I just bought a Lupe after watching your testing and comparisons video. Thanks!

[@VacuumWars]

Glad I could help! I hope you are happy with it!

[@RichardDowd]

Finally tech from the UK- great con! shame I got the Tineco not so long ago (though its as awesome as you say).

[@404_BrainNotFound]

You sir are doing a great job with these reviews all around. As I have no clue about hoovers in general, and have no idea how to grasp what to look for when buying one. It helped me to decide what to buy within like 3 videos of yours, and it usually takes me much longer to decide what to choose. I like how you include not just the statistics, but practical information as well...like the "stand up position" for this type of vacuums. I guess it comes with lots of practice :o) Stay awesome, cheers!

[@kamboopremium9230]

This is one of my best investments..after days of research on technical facts and figures I found this is the best in the market. The biggest function I like is replaceable battery. Good review by the presenter as well.

[@drumsmoker731]

Glad to see a company finally catching up with Dyson, without trying to copycat their concept. Dyson is actually running out of ideas (in fact on the V15 they started to add futile stuff like laser lights and a "dust size particle counter") without addressing their notorious shortcomings. Will definitely consider this brand when my V10 bites the dust, no pun intended.

[@cenitguerra2857]

I would definitely love to see a side by side with the dyson v11 or v10

[@cybergen2K]

Great review. Where would this be if we went back in time and you were doing your mid-2020 tournament?

[@zodiacfml]

Impressive, I like the design. More cordless should be like this. It could use another optional head. Hair is pretty much 30-50% of the debris in our vacuum and the soft roller doesn't seem robust to last a year.

[@Soundsaboutright42]

Looks awesome, love their innovation. But man, that price is steep especially for their very first model. Second model with tweaks for hair and possibly revamped parts, I'm all for.

[@JenniferLaveryFBE]

Given their push for longevity, it might be more likely that they'll develop a hair wrap resistant roller instead of a whole new model.

[@NetworkNinja84]

@@JenniferLaveryFBE Agree, since its just replacement part. I see no reason for them to not just have a no tangle roller instead.

[@FLVIPHomes]

Thanks for this! The hair rollup is a dealbreaker for me.

[@nathans.509]

Excellent review! I ordered one immediately after doing a bit more research. Thank you!

[@linzallyn]

Thanks for this review! I think the only downside is that - unlike other stick vacuums - it would be more difficult to get underneath furniture like sofas and beds. Otherwise, looks great!

[@ahorowitz15]

Do you think you'll ever do a comparison video between commercial vacuums and high-end residential vacuums? It seems like commercial vacuums tend to be cheaper than or the same price as a lot of the high-end residentials and if they perform better, then maybe it's time for people to start switching.

[@kangjhha]

love the hose attachment.. so much better than going around the house dusting with a huge nerf in your hand

[@rdk8787]

Really cool and comprehensive review. Saw this vacuum from your best of 2021 video. A question, if you know, I have very small hands, what is the diameter or circumference of the handle you hold? Many thanks.

[@danettemannion9837]

Omg I used that’s Dyson in a home and got such shoulder and wrist pain. Next cleaning visit I brought my Kirby. I’m currently checking out this vacuum

[@crystalc4218]

You had me sold until I got to the hair wrap. I am so over hair wrap 🤦🏻‍♀️ guess I’ll keep waiting for the Dyson V15 detect plus to get back in stock. Thanks for the thorough reviews!

[@a111z]

Per your testing, the Riccar is the better carpet deep cleaner because it scores 100% and has about a 60 minute battery life. The Lupe on the other hand needs to be on high power mode to score 100% and only has a 15 minute battery life.

[@andrewgutierrez4841]

Next time we need a cordless, I'll definitely look at this. I hope they expand, & give the big names a real run for their money.

[@Txepetxcc]

Did you actually watch the video ? It is a damn cordless

[@andrewgutierrez4841]

@@Txepetxcc yes.

[@AzulejoX100pre]

@@Txepetxcc Did you actually read his post? There is a damn punctuation mark.

[@Markus2801A]

Well designed and build Vaccum cleaners are not cheap, but I think they are worth the money! Design is a little bit you have to get used to. I just want to throw in the Vorwerk VB100 vacuum cleaner! Would be nice if this one will also be reviewed! IMHO i think this vacuum, since its cheaper than Dyson, can be a very good alternative! So great work from the engineers who developed it!

[@VacuumWars]

Thanks for the suggestion - I'm noting it now!

[@Joalse]

When I saw the price of this device I thought “aren’t we getting carried away with these HOME vacuums? “

[@trishdadish21]

Thanks for your review. Never even heard of this vacuum. I’d say my biggest con though is there are no lights. (If you know you know)

[@draglorde]

Hello, I am an electrical engineer and was wondering: would you be interested to add some electronics analysis in your review? Example: are the batteries good quality? will the motor controller circuit last long, how long can you expect the battery pack to last?,... I could be interested in helping with this

[@davek2977]

These are tough to do, you would need to really disassemble the vacuum all the way down to get to the electronics. Then your test method is not standardised. The controller circuit you can analyse the chips used and what company makes them / what they are rated at but you would also need to monitor current draw over time to determine how long they might last. Still a guess at best. Batteries are easier but usually the company tells you the chemistry, and you can make a judgement call from there (i.e. Lithium ion ~85% max capacity after a year of daily use) The battery capacity in Ah is useful to know in phones where the power draw is a known chip but vacuum motors are not consistent in their draw as it depends heavily on the design and where you are vacuuming.

[@draglorde]

@@davek2977you are right, it is not easy. It would require disassembly to the boards and even more (look at topology, component selection,...) all this gives a good guess thought of the quality. Doing actual testing give more info but even without spending a huge amount of time into non-standardized testing you can already get a good feeling of the level of quality.

[@Steamrick]

Would it even be possible to do non-destructive testing on, say, a Dyson V11? Those tend to be sealed up pretty good.

[@davek2977]

@@draglorde The tests that vacuum wars does tends to be more practical, but even a tear down or showing photos of the boards would be cool to see for us nerds :)

[@davek2977]

@@Steamrick Probably would be destructive, but I would guess that he’s not too worried about destroying a vacuum given how many he has at home...

[@soccsalex9440]

I love your Channel! thank for all your Work here for us ! Did you ever tested the Bosch one ? I heard is very Good Too

[@1915FadedBelly]

I have the Bosch. Great at picking up dirt on carpet, but it’s basically a dustbuster. Empty every single time, hard to clean filter, and you can’t manoeuvre in tight spaces, or for that matter, under low cupboards. Mine is 6 months old and I’m ready to dump it for an easy clean filter vac. Overpriced dustbuster.

[@mattbedford875]

This is one of the only cordless vacuum cleaners I'd actually buy. The only others are the henry cordless and the jimmy jv51. If this had anti hair wrap it would be absolutely perfect.

[@mattbedford875]

@ I spose if you only have carpets, you can't really beat an avalir...🙂

[@ArbokLover1618]

I may end up getting one if I can manage to get the money, it looks interesting and the results seem to be very good aside from the hair wrap and shipping.

[@davidhunternyc1]

Wow! Great review. Pretty vacuum too. Between the Lupe, Miele HX1, and Samsung Jet90, which is better? I hate the candy colors of Dysons and I would like the best cordless vacuum you can buy. Thanks.

[@bigwangmark]

Nice all the things I want in a cordless vac. Price seems ok for the high end of the market its playing in. A Dyson V11 costs a lot more in Australia than this does.

[@Homer19521]

"...durability and the ability to swap parts out as needed is really a solid selling point." Only works if the company stays in business or someone picks up manufacturing replacement parts. And the latter only occurs when there are tons of products sold like Chevrolet, etc. If Lupe goes, so does the chance for replacement parts. I do like the design & effort put into this vac. Still too expensive for me.

[@angelicah3010]

Can you recommend a good canister vacuum with high suction power? I mean if you know of one. Thank you for your help💜

[@sarahcarrier5118]

My pets hair is 2 or 3 inches max, most of it is an inch or less. Im curious if there would be any proformance issue in the roller with shorter pet style hair thats fluffy.

[@Lumcoin]

I want a robot vacuum you can use for handheld cleaning like this one with an attachable (long) flexible tube.

[@TheVacMat]

Excellent video. Completely comprehensive!

[@VacuumWars]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@TheVacMat]

@@VacuumWars Always do! :-)

[@carpii]

A part of me wishes I hadnt bought a Dyson V11 now. This Lupe does look very good. One thing this review didn't show, was any footage of how noisy the vacuum is. Dyson us very quiet, at least on low and med power. Would like to see a few more Lupe attachments though, but the same is true for V11 which makes stair cleaning kind of a nuisance

[@claykin1]

The Lupe is not excessively noisy. About what you'd expect. I've used the V11 and can't say I thought the V11 was quiet at all. The floor brush on the Lupe is so much better. And it stands on its own!

[@redcherry71]

I think it’s quieter than my v10

[@JayCrash450]

Couldn’t be happier with this vacuum! We started with a dyson v7 and had that for a long time. Had a decent amount of suction, was versatile, etc. It was a great vacuum but like all cordless devices, batteries get weak in time. Since that series pre-dated replaceable batteries we were kind of stuck. On to the Lupe. The lupe blows the dyson out of the water everywhere. I’m sure a v11 or upcoming v12 are very nice vacuums but why the heck is the motor and canister in the handle? I never put much thought into why our 5 year old v7 was designed that way, just accepted it. Once we had the lupe it all made sense and my memories of old bagged vacuum uprights came flooding back. Duh, a vacuum should just kind of stand there and wait for you to come back. My walls are happier for it since I’m not leaning a vacuum on everything, playing the balancing act or trying to not trip on it. It’s just a far more practical design. We bought the lupe back in November of 2020. So happy we did. Powerful, maneuverable, very very versatile (attachment setups with onboard storage makes it much more useful than the dyson), easy to clean/maintain, battery lasts a long time (I can vacuum 2500’sq/ft of tile on almost one charge. I bought a second battery with the vacuum purchase so it’s never an issue. We have two Great Danes, a couple of kids and my wife has long hair. Hair hasn’t been an issue, no more so than any other vacuum I’ve had. It picks up small and large stuff easily. It gets plenty of use with our two dogs going in and outside all day. Yes pricey. I considered the v11 quite significantly, and for the cost comparison between the two, I figured: ‘in for a penny, in for a pound’ so there it is.

[@NiNitosix]

Glad you commented. Can’t wait to get mine in a few days.

[@suzansh4582]

How does the vacuum hold on now?!

[@JayCrash450]

Still running great. No issues and use it regularly. I would definitely buy it again.

[@suzansh4582]

@@JayCrash450 thank you so much

[@Aelazadne]

I have this vacuum and i love it. It works great and is easy to maintaine.

[@dtbrown1978]

Do you think this vaccume with the shark vertex hair free roller could be easily the best vaccume cordless or corded?

[@jhingbangayan762]

Omg the price of Lupe. This could be the perfect vacuum for me. That Hepa filter is tiny yet powerful😍My hair is two feet long and the dust and alike are my enemy. That's why I have different kinds of cleaning gadgets at home. I never rent. Coz I don't know if those things were ever properly sanitized after rent.

[@guillaumepare9651]

- Developped for durability: not hard to beat (that being said my Miele vacuum hasn't failed once in years). - Only 2 years of warranty on the battery? - Are the replacement parts costly (like the hepa filter...)? - Very interesting product. Now if they can develop a robot vacuum ;)

[@TechZACH16]

I’m guessing this company is going to be purchased after one or two revisions. They’re clearly great engineers but the home appliance market is a tough nut to crack. I can only imagine what they’d accomplish with more resources. I want this but without the batteries. An ultralight vacuum with stellar performance and a 30ish foot cord.

[@ericschmidt1987]

Wow I’d love to buy this instead of dyson v11. Great point about standing upright as a positive quality. No need to drill a holder on the wall.

[@vacuumtests9225]

I was thinking the same thing. + Almost all the weight goes to the floor, not to your hand like Dyson.

[@beverlymaureen]

I recently got this with an additional sale for Black Friday and I love it.

[@VacuumWars]

Fantastic!

[@wilmatitzag]

Do you mind telling us what you paid?

[@androiddude159]

This is really intriguing, but for that price, I'm just gonna stick with my Dyson Small Ball that still does the trick 5 years in.

[@therealist2000]

So the only cons are: Hair: Don't own a dog and hair is never on my carpets anyway Based in the UK: I'm from the UK Price: Just take my money !

[@VacuumWars]

Lol. Pretty much.

[@redcherry71]

I have a crazy shedding lab and it’s coping well with all the fur. The only problem is when I go over my newish wool rug that’s still shedding I have to clean the roller but that’s the same with the dyson and roborock too.

[@angeryitalianchef7251]

Im from the USA have a female in the house, 2 cats and a dog, and I have no money lol I still want it teheehee

[@redcherry71]

@Matthew Fitzpatrick I’m happy with my Lupe thanks.

[@blorby]

How come you don’t get a referral link? To be honest, I wouldn’t have heard of them or considering buying without this review... I have a 3 years old Dyson v8 and thinking about upgrade for a while now....

[@nickbien]

Is the battery wearing out?

[@AboutLondonandUK]

Yes, you really should get a referral link. We know we can always trust your reviews.

[@AboutLondonandUK]

Btw, I noticed yesterday the Lupe has been reduced from £699 to £499 on their website, lupetechnology.com.

[@jaideepsingh3711]

Goof product mate

[@AboutLondonandUK]

@@jaideepsingh3711 Good?

[@baileyvolkert]

I inherited a Kirby. The thing is a tank and its performance and durability justify it. I am sick of the bags though and this looks soo tempting. Maybe next year

[@mattheviewer]

Is the Lupe quieter or the same noise level as a Dyson V8 (or other recent Dyson stick vac) ?

[@Andrei-gt7pw]

Anything on mosoo k24? worried about suction power on these things, so looking for more power. Or a corded version

[@JazzMac36251]

Your channel is awesome

[@jya811]

Is this vacuum good at cleaning carpet edges along a wall? since the front of the cleaner head is a roller, which is better for hardwood, I'm thinking if I stuck this up against the wall, the carpet's edge wouldn't get vacuumed well?

[@7Lukasz7]

Vacuum Wars Could you please add noise level measurements of Lupe Pure to video description? Btw Which would you buy for yourself Lupe Pure or Dyson V15?

[@DIYDad1]

Serviceability and longevity! YES! That’s a WIN for me! Would love to do a review of this premium vacuum on my own channel some day, from a parts and user serviceable standpoint paying this much for a vacuum pays for itself in spades over the long run.

[@DLX_Pilot]

I think I may have found my new vacuum!!!

[@easyheal3657]

We have been using Kerby for last 17 years without any problem. Now time to upgrade. We live in Bristol, Uk. Hope to find it locally.

[@VacuumWars]

I think you will like it! Good luck!

[@jaideepsingh3711]

I have both Dyson and this new magic machine .. Since I got Lupe I never touched my V11. Lupe is the best .. i hope they make more other product with same level of intelligence.

[@grayfan90]

I just bought Dyson V11. Wish I waited for this!

[@tanvirsingh952]

👍I agree 💯

[@suzansh4582]

How does the lupe holding on now?!

[@mattheweven4001]

Wish i would have seen this before ordering my shark apex the other day but regardless still happy with my purchase

[@phillipcraggs6202]

I'd love to see a tear down of this, motor, electronics, etc...

[@xtoypett467]

Is i not a problem with going in to small spaces (under sofa, bed, etc..) when the "head" is so big with comparison with Dyson that have a traditional stick? Great channel, thanks.

[@mzekiy]

question: How well does is perform on room corners?

[@bryandickson6293]

Would like to see how this compares to the Halo Capsule which is around half the price but with a similar sort of story ie working in the industry, felt could do it better etc

[@basedindividual22]

How do you track your roombas with the white line in your editing software? I can't figure it out! Please help!

[@agut3704]

this is very interestng! is there a HEPA rating?

[@Eckster]

I noticed you test large debris on hard floors with fruit loops, I recently found my Shark wouldn't pick up Captain Crunch berries off our hard floors, would you consider including them in such tests?

[@fireballxl-5748]

Really? Just step on them, then vacuum.

[@roderickfemm8799]

How tall is it when completely horizontal? That is, how high off the ground does a bed have to be before this vacuum will go under it?

[@curtisbme]

The one negative for this vs dyson and similar is that you can't get under things like your bed with this. But that is a trade off as this is sooo much better than dyson with the tools. I hate trying use the dyson with anything other than floors.

[@lilianavaldivia3436]

Could you please do a review on the best cordless vacuums for shag rugs?

[@ThomasGrantBennett]

What voltage is the battery? Can you order more than one battery? And does it need to be removed to be charged?

[@shadowofmyfutureself]

Excellent succinct review

[@VacuumWars]

Glad you liked it!

[@gregandkaruna6674]

Never use any bag-less vaccuum on sanded plaster dust as it goes straight though all the filters! Found out that on our V11 lots of dismantling!

[@merrawynss9956]

Good morning from the Gold Coast Australia, I do appreciate your in-depth reviews on the cordless vacuum cleaners. Do you have any information on the NEQUARE cordless vacuum cleaner 10-in-one 280W, self-standing? I was interested in this one only because of it being used on a KZbin blog I subscribe to called “Scandish Home”. I would appreciate any info you have on this. Thanks & have a blessed and safe Christmas 2022!

[@ali87sa]

Will you be reviewing the new cordless Mieles? Seems to share a few features with the Lupe.

[@VacuumWars]

Thank you for your suggestion - I'm noting that now!

[@katepalmer1079]

@@VacuumWars would like to see how it stacks up against the oreck pods and new cordless mieles

[@claykin1]

Miele HX1 suction is disappointing for its price point. Battery life is also poor since you need to run on higher power to get reasonable suction. Miele biggest blunder is the dustbin design. The cleaning process is a lesson in frustration. Best part of the Miele is it stands on its own.

[@PerformanceReviews]

Do you have the ability to shut the brush roller off? It very much looks like a prototype still with that high-mounted hose in the front. For some reason they went with a double brush roller design which has never really gone well historically. Glad you're able to attain one Chris!

[@VacuumWars]

Yes it has a button to turn off the brush roller. I should have mentioned that.

[@ALGH2101]

Please Review the Shark VERTEX Uplight Cordless! Dying to know the Airflow strength (especially in turbo mode) and confirming that the new HEPA system passes the fog machine test, since the chamber connection is kind of on the back side and not enclosed behind upper container like the APEX Uplight duo corded is. Thanks!

[@mainsource8030]

ITS GOT AROUND 27 INCH SUCTION ON REGULAR AND 80 ON HIGH, WATER LIFT

[@VacuumWars]

The cordless Shark Vertex review releases today at 4 EST!

[@JB007Rules2]

Still love my new Riccar Supralite!!!

[@niccage3310]

Revisiting this review after the newest video, it's still disappointing the lack of a way to deal with hair wrap and I would miss the LED headlights too much. Still waiting for someone to compete with duoclean while outperforming in terms of deep cleaning carpets. Vertex Cordless seems to be my next upgrade once my Shark P50 dies, will be happy to have no hairwrap on my cordless finally.

[@nataliarevelo486]

We love our Lupe. We had some issue with the filter and they sent us the replacement. Even our preschooler likes to use it 😂

[@VacuumWars]

Glad you are happy with it!

[@oeekje]

Pretty small test with the hair... I have longhaired dogs and have tested Xiamo Dreame v10 and got that simply because of the roll-brush (not brush like this) as that doesn't collect the coat from the dogs like this one ...... do you know if they are changing or would do another head ? - as you also pointed out that this was not very good. The problem with the Dreamer is that you have to clean out everything yourself with the fingers - drag it out ot the compartment ...... you never showed how this was doing with lots of stuff inside it ..... would have been nice to know... Cheers

[@bigb27me]

Great video as always. Could you please review the new Anker / Eufy "Homevac S11 Infinity" or compare it to the Dyson V8 / V10 please? It appears to be nearly identical to the V10 but w a replaceable battery, more accys, & slightly less power (120AW) @ half the price (currently on Sale for $209 @ Amazon). I spent a lot of time watching your reviews over the last few weeks, prior to purchasing my new V10 Absolute. The in depth research & real world performance data you provided was very helpful and appreciated. I just received my V10 and am genuinely impressed with it! Def the best vacuum I've ever used on hardwood, which is about 60% of my condo! I showed it to my neighbor & she was equally impressed but doesn't have $500 for the V10. I said the S11 could be a great budget option, but there are virtually no in depth reviews or performance comparisons available for it yet, so any info would be very helpful and with it being 30% off right now on AMZ, I'm sure a lot of your other viewers would be interested in your opinion of it as well. Thanks again & Happy holidays!

[@VacuumWars]

Thanks for the suggestion! I'm glad you're happy with the V10.

[@mavsnrangers]

Hello. I am debating between this and the Riccar Cordless. Which would you recommend? It seems you really liked both of them. I'm leaning towards the Riccar as I really like the bagged feature. Thanks in advance!

[@VacuumWars]

We haven't sat down and compared the two, but we do have a review of the Surpralite cordless here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5fdq2WtiK6mha8 - hope that helps!

[@KindraShalynnHaimberger]

Which would you pick, the lupe or the shark cordless vertex pro lift away and why?

[@peterpowers4851]

I like that the company is trying to keep the vacuum from just being a throw away item when it breaks.