Eureka 3670M Canister Cleaner, Lightweight Powerful Vacuum for Carpets and Hard floors, w/ 5bags,Yellow

I had to replace my Samsung Quiet Storm canister vac that has been used regularly for 26-28yrs. The motor is losing power. It has a retractable cord and a motorized carpet attachment piece. Its a tall order to replace this vacuum. This Mighty Mite kept coming up in my searches and I kept passing it because it looked like a joke. Finally I gave in and looked at it. I compared all the specs between it, my Samsung, and a Miele. The only difference came down to the dust bag capacity which is about half the other 2 vacuums . I dont care about a retractable cord and never used the power head carpet attachment as I spent more time trying to get long hair unwrapped from around the brushes. It doesn't work for me to have to spend more time cleaning the vacuum than actually vacuuming. This Mighty Mite comes in the factory box. Undamaged. I put it together 1-2-3. I did some vacuuming. It did great on my carpet -which is nothing special- a low flat lying rug-no pile, but was difficult to clean with the Samsung without the motorized head attachment. I used the bare floor mode withe Mighty Mite-like it better than carpet mode -and it really grips and picks up everything from the carpet. Its great on the hardwood which I expected. Its 1200W just like the Samsung and just as loud. I can't describe it as quiet like some Reviewers have. 90db is a substantial amount of sound. Its very light and easy to carry around. At this point I am very impressed and happy with it. Im just concerned about durability. Its all plastic. Wands used to be metal. Time will tell. Theres a yellow band at the top of the pipe. You can turn it to control the suction. I keep it shut. I want full power/suction coming through the pipe.

I've been using this vac for 2 years and love it. I bought it to clean the cars but have found it to be indispensable for household cleaning as well. With two dogs in the house, hair piles up in nooks and crannies, under furniture, etc. This vac is super for accessing all those areas. It's lightweight, easy to carry on the stairs. It's great for spider patrol also. My only complaint is the brush, which is common with virtually all vacuum cleaners today. I hate those nylon bristles. Fortunately, the horsehair brush I've kept from a long gone 40 year old vac fits perfectly. Excellent for cleaning lampshades.

we already have one for over a year and like it so well we had to get another for my man cave. lots of power and 20 foot cord. will usually cover all of one room.has all the tools you need and is easy to pull around. plenty sturdy.

As a professional housekeeper with 40+ years of experience I am very familiar with these vacuums. The vacuum itself is great, the floor and upholstery attachments are great too! My only disappointment is the tubes, they are very thin plastic and kind of flimsy when compared to older versions. It’s still a good vacuum, I am just hoping the tubes will hold up to use.

My needs - I have a house with laminate flooring and large and small rugs, wool and synthetic, carpeted stairs, and upstairs is entirely carpet. (I haven't tried cleaning the car yet, no doubt that's going to be a success.)First off, this machine has outstanding suction. I've had it one week and there's a lever on the top you can push to allow air flow for vacuuming back and forth or just single flow for straight suction and it get the job done. There is so much suction created around it that it's even coated in wool rug fibers or dog hair that didn't make it inside. I don't even need to go back twice, the suction is so good.Be prepared, it feels incredibly lightweight, maybe even cheap. I thought, how can this thing be well made? But it does everything I need it to do. The lightweight factor is wonderful when vacuuming each carpeted stair and dragging it up and down the stairs. So, this is actually a huge plus. There are 2 pipes that you connect for length when vacuuming the floor. On the stairs I take one pipe out and the length is perfect.The head is wide enough that it's effective for vacuuming (again, one stroke works for my short length rugs), but it's flat enough that it fits under everything - low chairs, couches, etc. If I push the lever on the head down flat, I can't draw it back and forth easily (the suction is too strong), but it's flat, so I can push it waaay back under the couches and get that dust that is so hard to reach without moving the couches. This is a big plus for me.The pipes all connect by friction, just pushing them together. Sometimes they pop off if you catch something and pull too hard, but my last ($450) vacuum (which was heavier but I loved) broke beyond repair when the connector to the head snapped where there was a locking mechanism, and that part is now discontinued. So frustrating!! So, this little vacuum seems like it will be less likely to "snap" anywhere because the parts will disconnect under pressure. I hope that turns out to be the case.My son assembled the unit and I used it right away. Forgot to add a bag and I was very upset - but the bag is inside already! Well done, Eureka!!The cons to this machine, as far as I can tell after multiple uses in the first week, are that there is no automatic cord winding mechanism. But, the cord is longer than my last machine - if I plug it in the middle of the house, it reaches the ends of both sides of the house. Obviously this depends on your home, but my other vacuum was just a few feet short. I can then also vaccum the entire stairs and then move the cord 1 time to get the entire house. I don't like winding the cord, so in a pile it goes if I'm lazy. Worth it for not having to move that cord!!This is not a self propelled machine. You must push the vacuum, it does not "propel" itself with a turning brush. There is a brush, but it's not motorized. I am a reasonably strong 40+ woman and I am happy to push it, but if you have medical issues and can't push it, this could be a more physical job. I expect vacuuming to be work, so I'm fine with this and feel the low cost is worth it. I believe it also is related to the reduced weight of the machine and its tools.I hope this review is thorough and helpful for those making a decision. I never purchase warranties, but given the lightweight nature of this machine, I think I would have considered it. I paid $81 for this machine after taxes. I would definitely be described as frugal and cost conscious. Considering the varied reviews and high cost of other well rated machines, I am very happy with my purchase! I don't write reviews very often, but I want other consumers to know the pros and cons so they can make an educated decision.