BLACK+DECKERdustbuster Cordless Handheld Vacuum, Portable Vacuum for Car and Home Rechargeable, Powerful Suction, Wide Mouth (HHVI315JO42)

Amazing product. Works like magic. Charge lasts a long time. Very impressed. Everyone should owe one.

I absolutely love these handheld vacuums — I’ve bought 4 over the past 10 years, and they’ve been a lifesaver with kids around. Lightweight, easy to use, and great for quick cleanups, especially in tight spaces or cars. It’s one of those household tools I always keep close by.That said, the battery charging is the one drawback. You cannot leave it plugged in — if you forget and leave it on the charger, the battery will end up cooked by the next use. It really needs a smart battery or auto shutoff to prevent overcharging.Still a super useful and well-designed product overall. If they fix the battery issue, it’d be a perfect 5-star item.

Great Vacuum! Wish the filter wasnt so close to the mouth of the tube because sometimes stuff gets jammed but its super easy to clean and fix. I use it to clean my guinea pigs cage and it works really well! Suction is great and it's not insanely loud 👍. Not heavy, battery is decent, takes a few hours to fully charge, and is very easy to assemble.

I love this hand-held vacuum. I don't know why in the world I waited so long to get one. This Black and Decker battery-powered vac arrived all put together (except, of course, the part that attaches to the wall). I really needed a convenient vacuum that would let me easily clean the dirt and pebbles out of my car floors which get dirty fast. And boy does it make short order of cleaning there. I confess I have not had it but maybe a week, and I like to wait at least a few months before making judgment on an item, but I love this. Cleaning is already a pain so why should it be any more difficult? If you have small places, a car you have to park in the dirt, a pet that sheds and you need something light and reliable, this is your vacuum. I do have a shop vac that is really good and am happy with. But it has to be plugged in and hauling it around is a pain. I first ooked at this vacuum (made by a reliable company) but I was in a hurry. Then, just two weeks later I saw it again on good sale while looking for something else. No fear! I snatched it up.The vacuum does not come charged but doing that is easy. The charging cord is plugged into the vac, and the other end goes into an electrical outlet. The manual recommends charging at least 16 hours before using. The only downside is it comes with one filter, which can be washed. I am going to look for replacements just in case so I don't have to wash anything.I vacuumed my car and and the sandy car seat mats are clean. I also used my drill to put in the screws to the plastic piece to hang it in the laundry room. You do not have to do that, but why not? So glad to snatch this in a sale. It has a good ranking among battery-powered vacs. I hope you get a sale, too, makes the deal all the more sweeter. This was a prime covered purchase with one day delivery and free shipping Name brand vac. This is the first time I added photos so, I hope they come out. woof!

First, let me say I've been wanting a handheld for a long time. It was an absolute pain using my upright to vacuum all the stairs! Which means the stairs were filthy! :) I was SO excited to get this!Then I received it. And let me tell you, first impressions, I had scheduled a return. Make sure you understand battery powered handhelds BEFORE you buy this and write a crappy review!I have a 3600 sq ft home. I followed the directions; charged for 16 hours, and then let it run all the way out, which only took a few minutes. Ok fine - first charge....I get it. Back on the charger all that afternoon, probably 6 hours or so. My almost 4 year old granddaughter wanted to "help" clean for Christmas; this vacuum is light enough for her to use and - at that age - FUN! So I let her get under the couch and in the kitchen under the cupboards. She kept turning it off and asking, "ok! What next?" And it lasted maybe 5 or 6 minutes. Well, maybe it was the on-and-off-again that killed it. Back on the charger. I tried it the next morning, and it lasted a few minutes. That's it - it's going back. I started a return.After it was charging for probably 20 hours - really folks, I didn't have a stop watch - I decided to give it the old college try and use it again. I got the edging done, the basement stairs, and a bit onto my area rug where I work out before it died. Could it be?? I started doing research on hand helds - Shark, Bissell, Black + Decker - you name it. Guess what?? I didn't find a SINGLE HANDHELD that boasted lasting 20 minutes; even the expensive $80-$100 handhelds lasted only 15 minutes.I'm not sure what my expectations were but I had hoped to edge everything and be able to vacuum the couch, my pupper's couch, stairs ... all in one swoop. Maybe that'll be possible after i get it good and then only have to sweep over it. But the fact of the matter is, whether you spend $35 or $95, you have about 15 minutes of good suction power before they shut off.Ok that's my story and here's my review!Pros: It is great for suction power. It gets the people hair and the pupper's hair very well (my poor husband - there are 4 female humans and 1 female dog in this house; he is the only male and does not shed like the rest of us). The attachments are wonderful! It is very easy to clean: just pop the filter out, shake, and back in. Rinsing it in water and letting it dry is a breeze as well, plus it saves money on buying new filters (i don't know if this is standard in these hand-helds). I like that it has a little wall piece where you can lock in and store the vacuum off the floor/shelf.Cons: Really, B+D, you could have put a little LED for charging. It would have cost 50 cents and you could have charged $5 more for it. I really want to throw charged battery life in here, but I've already covered it and it's redundant. Plastic. I hate plastic parts. The wall piece is plastic and I'm sure will end up breaking. It's not badly designed, but it's plastic!Overall: After educating myself on dustbusters/handheld vacuums, this is a great little vacuum, and especially for the price. If anything is going to change, it really needs to be a charging LED is installed. A battery life indicator would be nice, but since it only lasts 15 minutes, that maybe overkill. I would recommend this and now that I'm more knowlegable about these products, am excited to use it more!

I've had multiples of these. A very versatile and handy tool. After a four or five years the lithium batteries begin to fail, but that might be due to leaving them in a cold garage in the winter. I've tried the larger sizes, but found it not as convenient especially when cleaning in small spaces.