TASVAC Cordless Vacuum Cleaner, 33Kpa 300W Stick Vacuum Cleaner with LED Display, 50min Runtime, Handheld Household Vacuum Cleaners for Home Hard Floor Carpet Pet Hair

My Dyson vacuum easy to install great price

This Tasvac cordless vac is actually surprisingly good. I have a very similar in appearance Dyson vacuum so I’m gonna compare the two a bit since this is the discount version of that.This vacuum included all the same accessories as the name brand one (wall mount, tube extension, skinny end piece, brush end piece, cutter tool to clean the roller and it additionally came with an extra filter piece-my Dyson did not). It also comes apart in a very similar easy-to-clean fashion. Now my one area where this vac is clearly not as good as the Dyson is with the vacuum head, and even there…it’s better in one way still. So the vac head on this one seems a bit less sturdy (though it’s more lightweight so that’s a trade off). The head just doesn’t have the same solid build feel to it. But this vacuum came with lights on the head. I have an LED light head for the Dyson but it wasn’t included and cost extra to buy. So the fact that they’re now including built in LEDs is great a win for this vac. Plus the battery display screen.So those are the two areas where this vacuum doesn’t match up to the big guy. There’s a few things I actually like better about this one. As I said the LEDs on the head and it’s very lightweight. Next I really like the fact that you don’t necessarily NEED to use the wall mount if you don’t want to. With the Dyson they force you to charge it that way. With the Tasvac you have the choice to do that or you can simply plug in the vacuum (either with the vacuum fully assembled or just the small handle piece with the included charging cable at any wall outlet, which is super convenient/easy).The next thing I like, while it may sound like a little thing, is how it empties. They basically empty the same way except this one is designed smarter. When emptying this one I can just rest the edge of the tank closest to me against the trash and push the button. The bottom lid pops open in the correct orientation so that it all goes in the garbage. With the Dyson it’s almost like they put that bottom lid on backwards it’s so poorly designed. It’s awkward to hold and dust/little bits of dirt tend to go everywhere if you’re not extremely careful. That’s a win for the Tasvac.The next thing, and this one made me pretty happy, is the roller and the cutting tool to clean it. With the Dyson the roller is completely round and using the cutting tool to clean it is awkward because it wont sit flat against the round roller so you have to keep using the hook to catch the hair that’s wrapped around it. It takes forever and isn’t super easy. Getting it completely clean is a hassle. With the Tasvac the roller isn’t totally round. Like it’s round but it has these notches in it. The first time I went to clean it with the tool, I put the tool into each of the notches and just pulled. Doing that in each notch (there’s 6) completely got all the hair off. I didn’t have to sit there forever playing games with it. Smart design that’s way easier to clean. Definitely a win for the Tasvac. I have a lot of pets and this gets up all the pet hair and dust just fine. Battery life is also comparable to the Dyson. They both last somewhere just under an hour or enough time to do my house as it’s running out. Good for the car as well without the long part, just the body and attachments.Then the last and biggest difference between these two vacuums….the price. My Dyson was over $600+ while this Tasvac doesn’t even cost $120 currently. Now the true test will be how long this vacuum lasts. I’ve had my Dyson for two years already and my last one lasted I believe 6-7 years. This vacuum being substantially cheaper I don’t expect it would last that amount of time but I would hope to get some decent use out of it. I’ll update this if it breaks/stops working early but as it stands right now, all things considered (price versus quality)…I would probably opt for this substantially cheaper Tasvac over the Dyson. It exceeds what I thought a ≈$100 vac would be. Also I really like the battery display screen on this one (Dyson doesn’t have that) so you know what percentage battery remains. It also has 3 indicators for when an error occurs letting you know what’s wrong (roller stuck, tank full, battery low). Dyson just stops and you have to figure out what the problem is. Overall how long this vac will last is all I’m really curious on because right now this vacuum seems like a great value. It’s comparable to the expensive name brand, you’d save a ton of money with minimal sacrifice in my opinion. I’d say go for it. 👍

We have a robo vacuum, but my teenager always has her door closed.From now on she needs to clean vaccum her room on her own (we have a fluffy shedding dog). So, figured lets try this vaccum.It is super functional, powerful and easy to use. No complaints at all about the functionality.However, this is a one room vaccum. In highest power setting it runs for 5-6 minutes, which is more than enough for a large bedroom but not is not something i would use for a larger area.

I love this vacuum. It’s a little top heavy at first but it’s very easy to manuever around furniture,shoes, the water machine, etc..etc.. I have a Shark with the same design but with a electrical cord. This actually is easier to use because I don’t have to look for an outlet to plug in the cord. Which most of our outlets are already in use. It makes it less of a pain to vacuum because we can just grab it, turn it on and go!….I would recommend this.

I love everything about this machine. I can take it everywhere. It’s very light. It’s pretty quite. It’s easy to inter-change the accessories. And with just a touch of a button, you can empty it.