BLACK+DECKER dust buster Handheld Vacuum Cordless Rechargeable Pet Hair, Port...

This little vacuum is a beast. Hands down the best little hand held vacuum. I use this to vacuum my furniture and beds. It works so well I ordered another one for my vehicle. I have a SUV and this is perfect to keep it clean inside. The suction is very strong. Hold a great charge about 45mins. Has 2 settings for pickup. Not real loud. I have already had people asking where I got it. Run go grab it I promise you won’t regret it. I have a shark handheld and this vacuum is way better..

best hand vac that we have ever bought. super powerful, and the brush head makes a big difference, definitely better than the holder white B&Decker . this one works great.

This handheld vacuum has been pretty solid overall. The battery lasts a good amount of time, and the suction is decent—especially for a cordless handheld. It does a fair job picking up dog hair and is super easy to empty, which I love. The way the dirt drops right out is actually the reason I picked this model. That said, there are a couple of things that hold it back. There’s no stand or wall mount, so we’re constantly misplacing the attachment since there’s no real place to store it. The pet hair attachment is just okay—it works better on firm, tight surfaces but tends to get stuck on anything loose like our couch. Also, you can’t use it with the nozzle extended, which is a little frustrating. Overall, it gets the job done and I’d still recommend it. Just wish they had thought through a few of the design details a bit more. We’ll probably end up upgrading at some point, but for now, it’s doing the trick.

This is the very best hand vacuum I have ever used to clean up dog hair off of anything you apply it to. It's got power that's just incredible and I will always buy these.

I'm a single guy who lives alone, so I really don't make much of a mess other than some crumbs and dirt that I track inside. The two miniature panthers I live with; however, are disgusting heathens who leave hair, more hair, and even more hair all over the place. I was looking for something that would allow me to take care of quick messes instead of breaking out the evil vacuum that gives the panthers night terrors: my pizza crumbs, or perhaps a glob of hair that one certain panther likes to leave behind every so often. So I thought I did some good research and found the right dust buster for me. I read tons of reviews, both good and bad, checked out the specs, and even looked at what spare parts are available since it could be a sign of what breaks most often. Boom. Sold. It arrived today, and my initial impression was: "meh". After a few hours to get it charged up, I took it for a test spin on hardwood floors, a countertop, some carpet, and a couch cushion. The second most annoying thing about this dust buster (I'll get the most annoying in moment) is that you have to cycle through both the low and high speeds to turn it off, and there seems to be a small delay in transitioning between the speeds and turning off. In other words, you can't just press the power button twice very quickly. You have to press it once, let it cycle into what sounds like a launch of some sort of space rocket, and then press again a second or two later to get it to turn off. This drove me nuts. The suction was OK on the hard surfaces, but it sucked - or rather didn't suck so well on carpeting and the fabric cushion. The most annoying thing about this is that the pre-filter and filter (they're connected) fall out when you go to empty the thing. The instructions and common sense state to hold it over a trash bin, press the release button on the canister, and lightly shake to get the debris out. This happens before the light shaking even begins. After a bit of detective work, I was able to determine that this is caused by the pre-filter. It's simply too heavy to allow the filter to remain attached. Aside from being the thing that will make you go fishing through whatever you just sucked up to retrieve it, the pre-filter does a great job of caking and compacting dust that will surely burn up the motor sooner rather than later. Third most annoying thing (only going to list three, but I could go on) is that there is no place to mount it, the charger is awkwardly designed - don't break or lose it (and is white?), and it just doesn't fit anywhere. It's not some sort of showpiece I want out on display for all to see, but who has electrical outlets in their hallway closet to charge something like this? You'll be stuck with this sitting out in a room, which isn't so bad when it's brand new out of the box, but disgusting after one use. I know some people seem to love this thing, but some people also take a lot of medication. Maybe there is a correlation there, maybe there isn't. My advice is to stay away from it. Far away.

First, let me say, I am very happy with this vacuum! So, if you are looking for a cordless vacuum & have realistic expectations, this will fill the bill. I am small & my home is cluttered & so hauling around a plugged-in vacuum is a pain. I have hard floors & use a broom & dustpan or my shop vac for major stuff BUT for cleaning upholstery, under couch cushions, the steps in the garage & other minor stuff, this rocks. BUT it DOES NOT come close to what a plugged-in vac will do. So, if you are looking for that you will be disappointed. I knew that going in. I do not have kids or pets BUT I also am not the best housekeeper, so stuff gets messy. I do a lot of crafts & this cleans up well after them. I keep it plugged in & grab it & the fluff from rotory cutting quilt pieces is gone. It lasts about 15 minutes at high speed and you need to go over things several times to get a lot of fluff/thread off of upholstery BUT it does do the job, is light & easy to use. My biggest complaint is that the power button is right where I want to put my thumb to steer it… so it is easy to turn on & off & to amp up the power BUT I keep turning it off accidentally. Minor annoyance. Cleaning it is easy BUT not as hands free as they insinuate. I still get dust everywhere when I pull out the filters to clean them & it needs to be cleaned at about the same time the power stops. I clean it after ever use. The filters are easy to clean and I use a bit of soap & water gently rubbing to get the dust out of the finer filter so it isn’t clogged for next time. I make sure they are completely dry before reinstalling them & wipe the dust off the outside since it is plastic & the dust sticks to it due to the static plastic creates. All of this is what I expected so I am very happy with it.

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Excellent power and suction. Great for stairs. Has an extendable arm that is handy so you don't have to bend too far. I use this to whip through any small carpets, even the one larger carpet we have and the stairs. Love how it's cordless. Makes it so much easier. A good purchase!

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Build quiality is ok, but the charger supplied is 120volts 2 pin. Having to spend ANOTHER £16 on a UK charger. This was NOT stated in the listing.

This product Is not fit for purpose given it is positioned as a pet-vacuum. I bought it as I wanted something to suck up my dog's fur on the carpet and on timber surfaces. It does neither with any effectiveness! I have previously owned B&D hand vacuums and they have worked well but this is probably the worst vacuum I have ever had the misfortune of buying. It doesn't even really work in the car. Don't waste your money - it is a not a pet vacuum, not even a dust buster. Rather, buy the Dyson option which costs a little more but is infinitely superior in vacuuming up pet hair