JASHEN V18 Cordless Vacuum Cleaner,Powerful Stick Vacuum with 26Kpa Suction Rechargable battery for Up to 45 min Runtime,10 in 1 350W Handheld Vac Perfect for Carpet Hardwood Floor

I’ll be honest, I was skeptical at first, getting this cordless stick vacuum. Just because I was set dead on my ways that I should get a Dyson, after all, I’ve tried it but just never pulled out my bank card because of the price. For this one, I thought, why not, if it’s bad and/or breaks, I can just return it.Well, after owning this now for about a month, I can honestly say, this thing is a workhorse. I mostly use it on my wooden floor especially in the kitchen and dining room area, where the mess seems to be. When you have a dog and a 2 year old, things are bound to get messy in the house. I have also used this to clean the rugs and just dust and loose dirt in my vehicles. My family and I often go hiking here in the Pacific NW, so the inside of our SUV will easily get full of mud and dirt. I actually have a portable vacuum cleaner prior to this specifically for vehicles, but I prefer using this for the inside of my vehicle because it’s suction power is just too strong. I don’t have to do multiple swipes with it.*I have put a video with not the greatest video editing techniques, but you can see the digital screen that I can control either auto suction (I mostly leave it in this setting) or I can manually switch to the highest suction setting.In the video, you can see me use the mini brush attachment for tight areas. It was full of dirt from our backyard and garden, so I decided to clean it. The second half of the video is me using the full extension with the floor brush sucking up debris in my kitchen There is another extension I like to use which is a fine brush roll. It is meant for hardwood floors, but honestly, I used it to “polish” my hardwood floor. I usually use the carpet brush roll accessory on my hardwood and carpet area of my home. Once everything is clean, I will use a liquid wood polish/preserver on my hardwood floors so it has that “wet look” while also continuously keeping my hardwood floors clean and properly polished. Once it is just about dry, I will usually switch to that hardwood brush roll and run it to give it that “buff wax” over the surface so it is shiny. To any person in the future thinking of purchasing this, you’re welcome on that little tip I just gave out. Smile.Last thing, the one click dumping is simple, and charging is fast and battery lasts long when using this. I really don’t need to go over this since every person has different needs, but for me it does the job. I know on a full charge I can easily clean the interior of my Lincoln Navigator without worry or I can fully clean my common room, dining room, and kitchen on a full charge.I say give this a try. Again, apologies for the video quality of me using it, but I hope this gives you an idea of this cordless stick can do.

I bought this Jashen cordless vacuum last week because a few of my friends have a Dyson brand cordless vacuum that I recently tried and really loved. However, I wasn't interested in purchasing a cordless vacuum that was as expensive as the Dyson brand. I have been really pleased with the functionality of this vacuum thus far. My house is all hardwood (except for a few rugs) and is approx. a 1,200 square foot ranch-style home. I am able to use the Jashen vacuum every morning for 15-20 minutes vacuuming up dog hair (which is much needed as I have two German Shepherds who love to shed!). The vacuum battery generally lasts long enough for me to vacuum the entire house +/- using the upholstery attachment to vacuum the couch, before dying. I would say the battery lasts anywhere from 20-30 minutes for me. On carpet I think that the vacuum probably dies/runs out of battery a bit sooner but thus far I am really liking it. I have used it for the past 4-5 days, once or twice a day for a quick refresher and it has worked well so far. The one con that I can think of is that the vacuum itself is not free standing (it does not click and lock in place when the handle is held straight up). This is the only thing that has been somewhat of an annoyance because I frequently move things out of the way to clean and it would be more convenient if it could stand by itself while I am doing so, versus me always propping it up against the wall. However, this has been a minor issue and potentially is something that the company might want to consider changing in future models. I have only used the upholstery, soft floor and hard floor brush thus far but have really liked these attachments and they are easy to change. I like that the dust bin can be removed from the main body of the vacuum for easy emptying. My only other qualm with this vacuum is that I would say it is not the easiest to install the wall-mounted charger, for someone with limited experience using a drill. I found it to be cumbersome to mount the charger/holder and the directions could really use some updating/actual words (I had never used screw caps before so I had to google what to do with them). All in all, I am really happy with the purchase thus far and will update this review should any problems arise with my vacuum in the next 6 months to 1 year.