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The Shark UltraCyclone Pet Pro+ is a cordless handheld vacuum designed for powerful suction and long-lasting motor life. Enjoy incredible power and performance with a motorized self-cleaning Pet Power Brush that eliminates hair wrap on the brushroll, a lithium-ion battery, a no-mess CleanTouch dirt ejector, washable filter, an XL dust cup, and more, at only 2.8 lbs. Dock is additional accessory and is not included in the box.

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If you need a vacuum for spot cleaning floors or dealing with debris in tight corners, a handheld vacuum is a must, and the Shark UltraCyclone Pet Pro+ is among the best that we've tested. Its cordless design and lightweight plastic design allow you to carry it wherever you might need it, and it's small enough to fit in most cupboards or closets. Its plastic construction feels quite sturdy, and it's easy to maintain.

This vacuum delivers superb performance on flat, even surfaces like shelves, countertops, or tile floors and does a fantastic job of cleaning pet hair as well as solid debris on low and high-pile carpets. Its dirt compartment is somewhat large for a handheld vacuum, so it shouldn't need emptying after every spot-cleaning session. It comes with a crevice tool for cleaning up messes in small corners and a turbo brush with a brushroll advertised as being self-cleaning thanks to the angled plastic fins running its length.

Unfortunately, it has a very short battery life of a little over 10 minutes, so you need to work quickly when dealing with stuck-on dirt and stubborn debris. Unlike some other handheld vacuums, like the Wyze Handheld Vacuum, there's no onboard HEPA filter either, meaning it isn't the best option if you suffer from allergies or are just sensitive to fine particulates. Still, if you're looking for a handheld vacuum that can handle various kinds of debris on many different surfaces, it's a great option.

The best vacuum cleaner for carpets with a handheld design that we've tested is the Shark UltraCyclone Pet Pro+. This cordless vacuum is light enough to be carried wherever you may need with minimal effort and has a compact body that you can store in a cupboard, closet, or drawer. It also feels fairly robust and has an easy-to-maintain design that incurs few recurring costs. It does an exceptional job sucking up debris on low and high-pile carpets. It also comes with a crevice tool for tackling messes in hard-to-reach areas and a miniature turbo brush, which has a brushroll that the manufacturer advertises to be self-cleaning. However, it lacks an allergen-trapping HEPA filter, making it a poor fit for those who have allergies. Its short battery life also limits its usage to short cleaning sessions.

If a HEPA filter and a longer battery life are must-have features, you could also look at the Dyson Humdinger. It does a significantly better job of sealing in fine particles and can run for up to almost 30 minutes on a single charge. That said, it's also far more expensive and has a much smaller dirt compartment that needs emptying a lot more frequently.

The best cordless vacuum under $100 with a handheld design we've tested is the Shark UltraCyclone Pet Pro+. This compact cordless vacuum delivers superb performance on bare surfaces like shelves or countertops but also does an excellent job of clearing away messes on low and high-pile carpets. It's decently effective when it comes to dealing with debris wedged in cracks and crevices too.

This vacuum comes with a miniature turbo brush for dealing with debris on upholstered surfaces, not to mention a crevice tool and a hard-bristle brush for dislodging stuck-on dirt and debris. Its dirt compartment is fairly large for a handheld vacuum and consequently shouldn't need to be emptied out after every cleaning session, though you should clean its dust cup filter regularly to ensure that suction performance remains consistent.

On the downside, unlike alternatives like the Shark ION W1 WANDVAC, this vacuum doesn't come with a HEPA filter, which is part of the reason it does a terrible job of trapping fine particles and consequently making it a terrible option for those who suffer from serious allergies. Its short battery life of a little over 10 minutes also forces you to work quickly when there are several messes to deal with. Still, if you're looking for a handheld vacuum that can handle messes on a variety of surface types, it's a good option.

If you're looking for a handheld vacuum to spot-clean different surfaces, the Shark UltraCyclone Pet Pro+ is a fantastic option. This vacuum is small enough to be stored in most cupboards or closets, and its lightweight construction makes it easy to carry wherever you might need it. It does a fantastic job of dealing with debris on bare surfaces like countertops or shelves, and it's remarkably well-suited to cleaning pet hair as well as solid material on low and high-pile rugs. It also feels well-built, is fairly easy to maintain, and incurs low recurring costs. However, its short battery life limits its usage to shorter cleaning sessions. While it does come with a turbo brush for cleaning fabric surfaces, it isn't especially effective in dealing with pet hair on upholstery.

If a longer battery life and HEPA filtration are must-have features for you when considering a handheld vacuum, the Wyze Handheld Vacuum is worth a look. It has a hard time with bulkier debris than the Shark and has a tiny dustbin that needs frequent emptying. The Dyson Humdinger is another handheld vacuum with HEPA filtration and longer battery life, but it's also very pricey for a handheld vacuum and has a small dustbin.

The best cordless handheld vacuum for carpets we've tested is the Shark UltraCyclone Pet Pro+. This compact vacuum does an excellent job dealing with fine and large debris on carpets and rugs. It exerts a fairly strong suction force through its inlet, helping it to lift embedded debris from carpet fibers.

This vacuum's lightweight construction and compact design make it easy to pick up and carry wherever you may need or store it in a cupboard or closet. It has a fairly large dirt compartment for a handheld vacuum, so it doesn't need emptying as often as some alternatives. It feels well-built and has an easy-to-maintain design that incurs few recurring costs. In terms of attachments, a miniature turbo brush is included, though it isn't very effective in removing pet hair from upholstery.

Unfortunately, this vacuum has a very short battery life, as you can only expect roughly 10 minutes of runtime on a single charge. There's no way of adjusting its suction power either, which would help conserve battery life when sucking up very lightweight debris. It also lacks an allergen-trapping HEPA filter and does a terrible job of sealing in fine particles, so it isn't the best option if you suffer from allergies. Still, it's a great option, thanks to its strong performance on various surface types.

The best vacuum for cars with a handheld design that we've tested is the Shark UltraCyclone Pet Pro+. This handheld vacuum's cordless design enables you to clean all parts of your car's interior, without having to worry about parking close to an electrical outlet. It's also lightweight, enabling you to carry around with little effort, and has a compact size that allows you to clean most parts of your car's interior. 

Performance on flat, hard surfaces is superb, and the vacuum does an excellent job of clearing away solid debris and pet hair on low-pile carpeted surfaces, like floormats. Its dirt compartment is pretty large for a handheld model, so you shouldn't need to empty it out too frequently. The vacuum itself also feels reasonably solid and has an easy-to-clean design. Since its dust cup filter is the only part that needs to be replaced periodically, recurring costs are minimal. 

Unfortunately, while this vacuum does come with a miniature turbo brush, it isn't very effective for cleaning pet hair on upholstered surfaces like car seats, and you're better off using its crevice tool for handling this kind of debris. Its lack of a HEPA filter also contributes to its terrible particle filtration performance. Its short battery life of roughly 10 minutes forces you to work quickly when cleaning most surfaces. Still, its compact size and strong overall performance make it one of the best vacuums for stairs that we've tested.

Of all the handheld vacuum cleaners we've tested, the best lightweight vacuum is the Shark UltraCyclone Pet Pro+. This compact cordless vacuum can be easily carried around to spot-clean most hard-to-reach areas and is small enough to be stored in most cupboards or closets. It feels well-built and has a simple design that incurs few recurring costs.

This vacuum delivers remarkable performance on bare floors as well as low and high-pile carpet, easily cleaning pet hair and various types of solid debris. It comes with a crevice tool to deal with messes in tight corners and a turbo brush attachment with a self-cleaning brushroll for easier cleaning of upholstered surfaces.

Unfortunately, this vacuum's battery life is very short, as you can only expect roughly 10 minutes of runtime on a single charge. You can't adjust its suction power either, which would help conserve battery life. Unlike alternatives like the Dyson Humdinger, it also lacks a HEPA filter and does a terrible job of sealing in fine particles, so it might not be the best choice if you suffer from allergies. Otherwise, its compact size, affordable price point, and strong performance make it one of the best vacuums under $100 that we've tested.

The Shark UltraCyclone Pet Pro+ is the best vacuum for stairs with a handheld design that we've tested. This compact vacuum is very lightweight, so you shouldn't feel fatigue when carrying it up and down stairs. Its cordless design also ensures that you don't need to worry about staying close to an electrical outlet while cleaning longer staircases.

This vacuum comes with a miniature motorized turbo brush, which helps clean carpeted stairs. This tool also has a self-cleaning brush, resulting in fewer tangled hair wraps. It also comes with a crevice tool to help better clean debris stuck in cracks. The vacuum itself feels well-built and is easy to maintain. The dust cup filter is the only part that needs periodic replacing, so recurring costs are low.

Unfortunately, unlike the Shark ION W1 WANDVAC, this vacuum doesn't have an allergen-trapping HEPA filter and does a terrible job of sealing fine particles, so it isn't a good option if you suffer from allergies. Its battery life of little over 10 minutes also forces you to work fast when dealing with stubborn messes. Otherwise, its highly portable design and strong performance make it one of the best vacuums for apartments that we've tested.

The best handheld vacuum cleaner with good suction we've tested is the Shark UltraCyclone Pet Pro+. This compact vacuum delivers impressive suction performance, which is helpful when cleaning debris in cracks and dealing with stubborn debris. It also delivers remarkable performance on bare floors and does an excellent job cleaning fine and large debris from carpets. It's also easy to maintain and incurs low recurring costs since the only part that needs regular replacing is its dust cup filter. It comes with a turbo brush for easier cleaning of upholstered surfaces, though this attachment struggles to pick up short strands of pet hair. It also lacks a HEPA filter and does a terrible job of sealing in fine particles. Its very short battery life of roughly 10 minutes also forces you to work fast when vacuuming bigger messes.

You might want to consider the Dyson Humdinger if you're looking for a handheld vacuum with HEPA filtration and a longer maximum battery life of nearly 30 minutes. That said, it's significantly more expensive than the Shark and doesn't perform quite as well on any surface type. The Wyze Handheld Vacuum is a comparably-priced alternative to the Shark that also offers HEPA filtration and lasts longer on a single charge. However, its narrow suction inlet causes it to struggle with bulky debris.

The best handheld bagless vacuum we've tested is the Shark UltraCyclone Pet Pro+. This handheld vacuum is very compact and lightweight, making it easy to store or pick up and carry from room to room. Its dense plastic construction feels quite sturdy and is fairly easy to maintain. Since its dust cup filter is the only part that needs regular replacing, recurring costs are low.

This vacuum comes with a couple of attachments, including a crevice tool and a turbo brush with a self-cleaning brushroll. It delivers superb performance on bare floors and does a fantastic job of sucking up pet hair as well as fine and large debris on low and high-pile carpet. Its dirt compartment is relatively large for a handheld vacuum, so it shouldn't need emptying too frequently if you're using it for spot cleaning.

Unfortunately, its battery life is very short, as you can only expect roughly 10 minutes of continuous runtime on a single charge. You also can't adjust its suction power to conserve battery life or deal with very stubborn debris. It doesn't have a HEPA filter either, which could be an issue if you suffer from allergies. Still, this vacuum's versatile overall performance and compact design make it one of the best vacuums for apartments that we've tested.

The best vacuum for apartments with a handheld design that we've tested is the Shark UltraCyclone Pet Pro+. This compact cordless vacuum takes up very little space, allowing you to store it in a cupboard or a closet when not in use. Its lightweight yet sturdy construction means that you shouldn't experience much in the way of fatigue when using it for extended periods.

This vacuum is remarkably effective when dealing with debris on bare, flat surfaces like countertops or shelves but also does an excellent job of clearing away messes on low and high-pile carpets and rugs. It does a fantastic job of sucking up pet hair on various floor types, though its turbo brush attachment isn't very effective when dealing with hair on upholstered furniture.

Unfortunately, unlike alternatives like the Shark ION W1 WANDVAC, it doesn't have a HEPA filter to help trap allergens as you clean, and it does a terrible job of sealing in fine particulates, meaning it isn't the best option if you suffer from allergies. Its battery life of a little over 10 minutes also forces you to work fast when dealing with more stubborn messes. Still, if you need a handheld vacuum that can tackle most kinds of messes in your apartment, it's a solid choice.

If you're looking for a vacuum for spot-cleaning many different surface types, a versatile handheld vacuum is a helpful tool, and the Shark UltraCyclone Pet Pro+ is among the best that we've tested. This compact vacuum does a fantastic job of dealing with pet hair and solid debris on flat, even surfaces like countertops, shelves, or hardwood and tile floors. It also delivers superb overall performance on low and high-pile carpets and rugs.

This vacuum's compact size makes it easy to store in a cupboard or closet, while its lightweight construction allows you to pick it up and carry wherever you may need it with minimal effort. It feels well-built and has a simple design that's easy to maintain. It comes with a crevice tool for tackling messes in tight corners, a hard-bristle brush to dislodge stuck-on dirt and debris, and a turbo brush for cleaning upholstered surfaces, which has a brushroll with angled plastic fins meant to reduce the risk of hair getting tangled around it.

Unfortunately, unlike some other handheld vacuums, like the Dyson Humdinger, it doesn't have a HEPA filter, so it might not be the best option if you happen to suffer from serious allergies. It also only provides roughly 10 minutes of runtime on a single charge, so you need to work quickly when cleaning up larger messes. Still, its compact size and strong performance make it one of the best vacuums for apartments that we've tested.

If you're shopping for a budget-friendly handheld, the Shark UltraCyclone Pet Pro+ is a great choice and is the best cordless vacuum under $100 that we've tested. It isn't as well-suited to cleaning large areas compared to the Eureka Mighty Mite or even BISSELL Featherweight Stick 2033, but it's still a great choice if you only need a vacuum for spot-cleaning small areas. It delivers superb performance on bare surfaces like countertops and does an excellent job clearing away messes on low and high-pile carpets. It's decently effective when dealing with debris wedged in cracks and crevices. It comes with a miniature turbo brush for dealing with debris on upholstered surfaces, not to mention a crevice tool and a hard-bristle brush for dislodging stuck-on dirt and debris.

However, it does a terrible job of sealing in fine particles, in part due to its lack of a HEPA filter. Its short battery life of just over 10 minutes also forces you to work fast when dealing with bigger messes. If those are serious issues, you could consider the Wyze Handheld Vacuum, which does a much better job of trapping allergens and can run for up to half an hour on a charge. However, its dustbin is much smaller than the Shark's and will need frequent emptying.

The best handheld vacuum we've tested is the Shark UltraCyclone Pet Pro+. This compact vacuum does an excellent job cleaning carpets and rugs and performs very well on bare surfaces. Its lightweight construction makes it easy to bring wherever you may need it, and it's also fairly compact. It has a fairly large dirt compartment for a handheld vacuum, so it doesn't need emptying as often as some alternatives. It feels well-built and has an easy-to-maintain design that incurs few recurring costs. In terms of attachments, it comes with a crevice tool, a hard-bristle brush, as well as a miniature turbo brush with a self-cleaning brushroll, though the latter isn't very effective in removing pet hair from upholstery.

Unfortunately, this vacuum can only run for about 10 minutes of runtime on a single charge, so you'll need to work quickly when cleaning larger messes. There's no way of adjusting its suction power, which would help conserve battery life when sucking up very lightweight debris. It also does a terrible job of sealing in particles like pet dander or fine dust, so it isn't the best option if you suffer from allergies.

The best mid-range vacuum for cars we've tested is the Shark UltraCyclone Pet Pro+. Unlike the Dyson V12 Detect Slim or Samsung Jet 60 Pet, it isn't suitable for everyday cleaning tasks outside of your car due to its handheld form factor and short battery life. Still, its compact size allows you to store it on a garage shelf or even in the trunk of your car. It's also lightweight, letting you carry it around with little effort. Performance on flat, hard surfaces is superb, and the vacuum does an excellent job of clearing away solid debris and pet hair on low-pile carpeted surfaces like floormats. Its dirt compartment is pretty large for a handheld model, so you won't need to empty it too frequently.

This vacuum has a crevice tool for dealing with debris in tight corners and a miniature turbo brush. However, the latter attachment isn't very effective for cleaning pet hair on upholstered surfaces like car seats. Its lack of a HEPA filter also contributes to its terrible particle filtration performance, while its short battery life of roughly 10 minutes forces you to work fast when cleaning most surfaces. If you want a similarly designed model with HEPA-level filtration and much longer battery life, the iRobot H1 is also a solid option. However, it's also a lot pricier and has a much smaller dirt compartment.

If you don't need a full-size cordless vacuum like the Wyze Cordless Vacuum to clean your staircases, the Shark UltraCyclone Pet Pro+ is the best handheld vacuum for stairs we've tested. It's very lightweight, making it a cinch to carry it up and down stairs. Its cordless design also ensures you don't need to worry about staying close to an electrical outlet while cleaning longer staircases, though you will still need to work quickly as it has a battery life of little over 10 minutes. It comes with a crevice tool to help better clean debris stuck in cracks as well as a miniature motorized turbo brush, though it's worth noting that this tool can struggle with short strands of pet hair.

Unfortunately, this vacuum does a terrible job of sealing fine particles, so it isn't a good option if you suffer from allergies. Consider the Shark ION W1 WANDVAC if that's a priority, although the ION also has a short battery life and a tiny dirt compartment that needs frequent emptying.

The best vacuum for apartments with a handheld design we've tested is the Shark UltraCyclone Pet Pro+. While it isn't nearly as well-suited to cleaning large areas compared to similarly-priced full-size models like the Eureka Mighty Mite, it's an ideal companion for quick clean-ups around your apartment. It's remarkably effective when dealing with debris on bare, flat surfaces like countertops or shelves but also does an excellent job clearing away messes on carpets. Unfortunately, its turbo brush attachment isn't very effective when dealing with hair on upholstered furniture. Its battery life of a little over 10 minutes also forces you to work fast when dealing with more stubborn messes.

This vacuum is lightweight and takes up very little space, allowing you to store it in a cupboard or a closet when not in use. Unfortunately, unlike alternatives like the Wyze Handheld Vacuum, it doesn't have a HEPA filter to help trap allergens as you clean, and it does a terrible job of sealing in fine particulates, meaning it isn't the best option if you suffer from allergies. That said, the Wyze has a much harder time dealing with bulky debris, which can clog its suction inlet.

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The best vacuum for cars with a handheld design that we've tested is the Shark UltraCyclone Pet Pro+. This handheld vacuum's cordless design enables you to clean all parts of your car's interior, without having to worry about parking close to an electrical outlet. It's also lightweight, enabling you to carry around with little effort, and has a compact size that allows you to clean most parts of your car's interior. 

Performance on flat, hard surfaces is superb, and the vacuum does an excellent job of clearing away solid debris and pet hair on low-pile carpeted surfaces, like floormats. Its dirt compartment is pretty large for a handheld model, so you shouldn't need to empty it out too frequently. The vacuum itself also feels reasonably solid and has an easy-to-clean design. Since its dust cup filter is the only part that needs to be replaced periodically, recurring costs are minimal

 The vacuum itself also feels reasonably solid and has an easy-to-clean design. Since its dust cup filter is the only part that needs to be replaced periodically, recurring costs are minimal. 

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If you're looking for a vacuum for spot-cleaning many different surface types, a versatile handheld vacuum is a helpful tool, and the Shark UltraCyclone Pet Pro+ is among the best that we've tested. This compact vacuum does a fantastic job of dealing with pet hair and solid debris on flat, even surfaces like countertops, shelves, or hardwood and tile floors. It also delivers superb overall performance on low and high-pile carpets and rugs.

Unfortunately, unlike some other handheld vacuums, like the Dyson Humdinger, it doesn't have a HEPA filter, so it might not be the best option if you happen to suffer from serious allergies. It also only provides roughly 10 minutes of runtime on a single charge, so you need to work quickly when cleaning up larger messes. Still, its compact size and strong performance make it one of the best vacuums for apartments that we've tested.

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 Its dense plastic construction feels quite sturdy and is fairly easy to maintain. Since its dust cup filter is the only part that needs regular replacing, recurring costs are low.

This vacuum comes with a couple of attachments, including a crevice tool and a turbo brush with a self-cleaning brushroll. It delivers superb performance on bare floors and does a fantastic job of sucking up pet hair as well as fine and large debris on low and high-pile carpet. Its dirt compartment is relatively large for a handheld vacuum, so it shouldn't need emptying too frequently if you're using it for spot cleaning.

 It doesn't have a HEPA filter either, which could be an issue if you suffer from allergies. Still, this vacuum's versatile overall performance and compact design make it one of the best vacuums for apartments that we've tested.

Unfortunately, its battery life is very short, as you can only expect roughly 10 minutes of continuous runtime on a single charge. You also can't adjust its suction power to conserve battery life or deal with very stubborn debris. It doesn't have a HEPA filter either, which could be an issue if you suffer from allergies. Still, this vacuum's versatile overall performance and compact design make it one of the best vacuums for apartments that we've tested

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On the downside, unlike alternatives like the Shark ION W1 WANDVAC, this vacuum doesn't come with a HEPA filter, which is part of the reason it does a terrible job of trapping fine particles and consequently making it a terrible option for those who suffer from serious allergies. Its short battery life of a little over 10 minutes also forces you to work quickly when there are several messes to deal with. Still, if you're looking for a handheld vacuum that can handle messes on a variety of surface types, it's a good option.

The best cordless vacuum under $100 with a handheld design we've tested is the Shark UltraCyclone Pet Pro+. This compact cordless vacuum delivers superb performance on bare surfaces like shelves or countertops but also does an excellent job of clearing away messes on low and high-pile carpets. It's decently effective when it comes to dealing with debris wedged in cracks and crevices too.

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This vacuum's lightweight construction and compact design make it easy to pick up and carry wherever you may need or store it in a cupboard or closet. It has a fairly large dirt compartment for a handheld vacuum, so it doesn't need emptying as often as some alternatives. It feels well-built and has an easy-to-maintain design that incurs few recurring costs. In terms of attachments, a miniature turbo brush is included, though it isn't very effective in removing pet hair from upholstery

 It feels well-built and has an easy-to-maintain design that incurs few recurring costs. In terms of attachments, a miniature turbo brush is included, though it isn't very effective in removing pet hair from upholstery.

The best cordless handheld vacuum for carpets we've tested is the Shark UltraCyclone Pet Pro+. This compact vacuum does an excellent job dealing with fine and large debris on carpets and rugs. It exerts a fairly strong suction force through its inlet, helping it to lift embedded debris from carpet fibers.

The 6 Best Handheld Vacuums - Spring 2022

 Its very short battery life of roughly 10 minutes also forces you to work fast when vacuuming bigger messes.

The best handheld vacuum cleaner with good suction we've tested is the Shark UltraCyclone Pet Pro+. This compact vacuum delivers impressive suction performance, which is helpful when cleaning debris in cracks and dealing with stubborn debris. It also delivers remarkable performance on bare floors and does an excellent job cleaning fine and large debris from carpets. It's also easy to maintain and incurs low recurring costs since the only part that needs regular replacing is its dust cup filter

 It comes with a turbo brush for easier cleaning of upholstered surfaces, though this attachment struggles to pick up short strands of pet hair. It also lacks a HEPA filter and does a terrible job of sealing in fine particles. Its very short battery life of roughly 10 minutes also forces you to work fast when vacuuming bigger messes.

The 6 Best Vacuum Cleaners With Good Suction - Spring 2022

First the most important feature, the suction power. It is average. I had a Shark model previously and it lasted 10 years. While the Shark CH951 is lighter weight, it has half the suction of my old one

Average performance and not great featuresfeatures

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Messes can happen at any moment. Be prepared with the BISSELL AeroSlim Hand Vacuum, which is designed to quickly pick up those unexpected messes. It's cordless, so it can clean almost anywhere, like in your car, home or office; plus with it's sleek design, it blends into practically any home. You can customize your clean by using the included 2-in-1 Crevice Tool & Dusting Brush, which conveniently stores right on the vacuum's storage stand, so you always know where it is. When the battery indicator lights start to flash, you can charge your hand vacuum with the standard wall charger or the included USB charger, so you can charge it in your car, with your computer, or anywhere else that has a USB port. And when you buy this product, you're helping save pets! BISSELL proudly supports BISSELL Pet Foundation and its mission to help save homeless pets. When you buy a BISSELL product, you help save pets, too. We’re proud to design products that help make pet messes, odors and pet homelessness disappear.

If you want to spend as little as possible on a handheld vacuum for cleaning up pet hair, you could take a look at the BISSELL AeroSlim. It has a shorter battery life and inferior deep-cleaning performance compared to the Wyze Handheld Vacuum, but it's a good alternative if you're looking for something slightly more affordable. It does a fantastic job of dealing with pet hair on rugs as well as bare surfaces like hardwood floors or shelves and tables. While its range of attachments is more limited than that of the Wyze, it does come with a crevice tool/extension wand to help you clean tight spots, not to mention a slip-on soft-bristle tool for cleaning delicate surfaces.

This handheld vacuum is remarkably compact, allowing you to store it in a large drawer or at the back of a cupboard or cabinet. Its simple design is easy to maintain, and despite its affordable price point, the dense plastic body feels reasonably robust. Unfortunately, the very compact size begets a tiny dirt compartment that needs very frequent emptying.

I needed to replace my old dust buster and wanted something smaller. This thing is great! It's slim, doesn't look like a vacuum and sits in my kitchen well. It works for the crumbs etc, no big jobs.

Best thing ever

I expected a lot more after reading the reviews and I am sadly disappointed. I drive a Kia Carnival and I can’t make it through the front and middle without it dying. The suction is not that great. This is one of those you get what you pay for type things

 The suction is not that great. This is one of those you get what you pay for type things. If you have kids and your car can get a little messy every now and then, this is not the vacuum for you.

Not what I expected

 I also realized that I spent $40 on this thing when I thought I spent $25 and that was just insulting. Weak suction, AND poor battery??? NOPE. It's going back. Lowering rating to 2 stars

 It was all-too-soon that I realized that the suction power on this little device, even on a full charge, is far below whatever expectations that I had coing into this purchase based on it's aesthetic and the brand it carries (I've also got a Bissel CleanSlate that I love).  If you temper your expectations and consider price-point as well as accessibility/convenience, it DOES suit it's purpose just fine. I bought it for the purpose of dusting off my computer desk and other reachable horizontal surfaces in my office, which it manages well. It is also considered that, a stronger motor would also mean more noise, and if used in an office environment, that just wouldn't fly with fellow employees

Update 03Nov22 - lowered rating and sending it back. Even after running it down completely and charging it back up again, the battery indicator still only read a 60% charge #fail. I also realized that I spent $40 on this thing when I thought I spent $25 and that was just insulting. Weak suction, AND poor battery??? NOPE

 I bought it for the purpose of dusting off my computer desk and other reachable horizontal surfaces in my office, which it manages well. It is also considered that, a stronger motor would also mean more noise, and if used in an office environment, that just wouldn't fly with fellow employees.  Is it wall mountable? No. but yes

**UPDATED - Lowered rating to 2 stars** "Suction"? No. More like...."Gentle Inhaling".

 I chose this based on the reviews and its size. It works great for its intended and described purpose. (Some of these reviewers sound like they purchased a compact car and are surprised and disappointed it’s not adequate to pull a 40 foot camper). On a full charge, it ran for 16 minutes with stopping for a minute to empty the bin a couple times, so the advertised 12 minute run time is pretty accurate

I purchased this Bissell AeroSlim vacuum specifically for cleaning up the hair off my bathroom floor on a daily (probably needs it hourly) basis. I was hoping to find a compact handheld corded vacuum with the intention of storing it in the vanity, but they don’t seem to exist. I chose this based on the reviews and its size. It works great for its intended and described purpose

Shark UltraCyclone Pet Pro+ vs Bissell Aeroslim

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