Hoover ONEPWR vs Craftsman CMCV002B

Also on a good note the design allows to vacuum under furniture and get into tight spaces! You pay for what you get.

We purchased this because we were already invested into the V20 system and constantly have a need for a vacuum outdoors where cords are difficult. Positives: - Battery powered and feels like high quality materials. - Long and We’ll-constructed suction hose - One-button, easy to operate Negatives: -The vacuum is a box-shape which makes it difficult to hold while vaccuming. You have to place it on the ground and then use it

4. Buy a separate battery, the battery lasts only one or two uses and you will have a more enjoyable experience if you have a charged battery at the ready. I honestly got better function out of a shake sweeper, but those types of unites don't seem to be made anymore.

As the title says, poor suction. I suppose that’s to be expected with a battery powered vacuum, but wow.

So for the record I live a lone no children in a 1200 sq ft house that is half carpet half hard wood floors. I was able to sweep one bedroom on carpet mode in speed mode before the battery died then had to swap the second one in so I could finish dusting with the attachment. The actual power of the vacuum is strong it did the job but one thing that was driving me nuts was the end attachments spin when locked into place? So if your dusting with the extended reach in the corners of a wall or steps it will keep pushing the nozzle around if your not being super corrective in what your doing. All around this is a bad buy IMO and I'm going to do a return on it and spend the extra on a Dyson

- The hose has nice locking lugs that secure it to the compartment with a twist. Now for the “not as good.” - Battery life on any of these types of cordless vacs is not great. You will be happier with the 4ah battery in this unit as apposed to the smaller 2ah that comes in a lot of the drill/driver combos

Direct air or dirty air machines like the Hoover Onepwr Hepa+ and Kirbys air and dirt go through the motor then into the bag. Since the bag is placed after the motor there is no need for an additional filter Hepa or otherwise but many direct/dirty air machines use their outer bag as an additional layer of filtration. As to why they don’t call all their bags Hepa is probably to simplify marketing.

I really like the suction, it sucked the dust out of my carpets in my RV. I do not like the fact that Battery was not sold with at that price. However since I have other Craftsman tools and a charger. it isn't a real big inconvenience PROS: Sucks real good Filter keeps the dust inside Good size Solid construction Easy to handle Hose is fairly long and flexible with Protection from tearing where it attaches to vacuum CON: need 1 hard medium length tube Should be sold with Battery & charger Price a bit high for not having Battery

The LG A9 has better filtration but if you want a cheaper option check out the Hoover Onepwr Blade Max currently $275. I don’t think it has a wall mount but it has a swappable battery system so you can add another battery for more run time.

Still, the standard HEPA filter and the float ball shut-off make this a premium machine in the class, and it's our favorite overall.

If you are fine just vacuuming the carpets, then I'd suggest the Hoover ONEPWR HEPA cordless upright ($250). This model uses a really simple and efficient design, which keeps the weight down and lets the vacuum strike an optimal balance between runtime and performance. This vacuum's light enough that it can even be used on stairs as long as you find a good way to cradle it. The low-speed setting will give it adequate performance on non-delicate hard floors (ex

Has a long nozzle and a flat nozzle. Didn't come with a brush nozzle but an inexpensive universal one fits perfectly. I have always hated vacs but love this one. Like the flat base that doesn't tip over like the silly little Shop Vac (designed by someone who's never used a vac)

There are better choices out there. The Bissel Lynx is lighter, easier to manage has great suction, and is no mess cleaning it out. Everything easily drops out. No need to stick you hand into it to clean it out

0 AH it is light weight and very convenient not having to deal with a cord, LOL you will find your self cleaning places you would never have thought to have, The hose is i thought really nice to work with soft flexible rubber not the hard plastic hose but I am sure if you step on it, well it will shorten its life.

The + feature (this seems to be a suction boost) is the only feature that actually causes any suction on solid surfaces but drains the battery so fast. It works fine on my low pile rug with the brush heater going. It is incredibly difficult to change attachments - especially removing the handle from the long hose. It takes quite of bit of strength to get the pieces apart

It’s well built and well designed but I would gladly trade runtime for suction. Or have a two speed selector.