HOTO Car Vacuum, 20000Pa Cordless Vacuum Cleaner and Air Duster, 6-in-1 Portable Handheld Vacuum, 5-Nozzles for Car, Home, Office

Great little vacuum with decent suction. gets in small cracks and crevices with ease.

Great vacuum. Wish it was battery powered. The battery only lasted for about 30 minutes, but that was OK I guess. this was perfect for cleaning up my kids spills. I loved all of the extenders. I love how you can use it as like a vacuum or you can use it as a blower perfect for the fall, you can blow off the leaves. great storage. easy to use. The section power was great and it was great value for the money it was worth.

The HOTO Handheld Car Vacuum Cleaner Cordless (4-in-1 Portable Mini Vacuum) delivers reliable and efficient cleaning performance. It handles everyday car messes with ease and is equally useful in other spaces such as small rooms, drawers, and tight corners. Its portable, cordless design makes it convenient to use without hassle, and it feels practical rather than bulky. Overall, it is a versatile and dependable tool for quick, effective cleanups beyond just the car.

The HOTO Handheld Car Vaccuum Cleaner is a great product. I just bought a new car and this little handheld vaccum does a great job on my car . It really sucks up the dirt and all the ittle pieces of food that get stuck in between the seats. It also has a blower function that makes it easy to get things you can't reach. I find all the attachments have there own function and come in handy. I was really surprised to see that the battery lasted for plenty of time for me to get the job done. I love the little storage pouch the vaccum comes in. I can keep all the attachments together in the storage bag. Great product, as of today I have purchased 3 as gifts.

Let me start off by saying Hoto makes good stuff. Their designs are creative and high quality. Construction and build quality is top notch. All their products are very useful and should top your list no matter which Hoto product you are looking at (and yes, I get them all). THAT SAID: I don't love any of them. I initially gave Hoto products 5 star reviews with caveats (Great Design! I just wish it was better design...). Then when they kept making similar mistakes, I started giving 4 stars (Really creative designs -- but how do they miss So Many Obvious issues?). Now I'm down to 3 stars. These are really good products -- no question about it. But they Hoto always have multiple, serious, design flaws that make you wonder if anyone there actually uses their products? All THAT said, here's the Vacuum review: Its high quality, well built, powerful, and works. It is the best out of the other 6 Tiny Vacs (the class name I made up for these desk drawer/glove compartment vacs) and beats most by quite a margin. If that's all you want in a tiny vac, stop reading here and just buy it. (seriously) One thing I must commend Hoto on: They stuck with their standard round body design, but instead of a clean tube that immediately rolls off any surface you lay it on (I'm looking at you, Hoto driver!) they added a couple raised features that immediately stop any roll. Great job! So why not 5 stars? 1 - The grey on grey button scheme is dumb. I get 'aesthetically pleasing & minimalist' design. But I want markings I can see at a glance, not have to squint to decipher -- particularly in low light (car floor, car boot, garage -- you know, all the places you're most likely to use a vac this size). Speaking of low light... 2 - There's no light. See previous point -- this type vac screams for illumination from the business end. 80% of the time I'm using this vac, I find myself with the vac in one hand and a flashlight in the other. It gets more annoying, and more obvious, every time I use it. Doesn't anyone at Hoto use these products in the real world? 3 - Back to the buttons: Move the Boost button away from the Power button. Almost half the time when I go to turn it off, or turn it on in dim lighting, I end up boosting. 4 - Use a real power switch. Holding Power for 2-3 seconds every time you want to turn it on and off is quite trying. Particularly if you're working in and around anything tricky where you want to do this multiple times in a row. (While we're at it, why does Boost light up and Power doesn't? Which is more important to me vs which is more important to your marketing department?) 5 - The Wedge nozzle doesn't have any relief cuts (Hint: You WILL want to fix this -- Dremel works great.) With no relief cuts, the nozzle is harder to control and tends to want to suction onto nearby surfaces. (I should mention here this is partly an issue because of the power this vac delivers -- I did say it is quite good.) Vac nozzles work better with relief cuts. Because you need suction relief, you'll want to extend the Brush attachment but unfortunately... 6 - The brushes on the Brush attachment are too thick. Stuff gets caught in them instead of going through them. Even with the relatively high suction, you'll still end up hand cleaning the bristles quite often. Also, the detents that try to snap the brush attachment into position are too light. I end up popping it off the end half the time I extend it. 7 - After it finishes charging, all lights go off. If you know this and use it all the time, no biggie. If you don't use it all the time, your first thought taking if off the charger is that its dead. That combined with having to hold the dang power button 3 seconds to start the thing has had every single member of my family bring me the DEAD HOTO Vac at least once for me to have to explain what High Design is and why, even though it is unintuitive and annoying, its so much better for us all. Just ask Apple. That's it. If none of those bother you, buy this vac. If most all those bother you, I'd still probably buy this vac. It is good. And even though a couple competitors have more straightforward and usable designs, Hoto built one that works. So my advice: buy it and deal with it.