A30S Cordless Vacuum Cleaner, 160W Suction, 60Min Runtime, 1L Larger Dustbin, ZeroTangle Brush, PureCyclone Tech, Stick Vacuum Cleaner for Pet Hair, Carpet & Hard Floor

Have only used for one day, but so far, it feels like a great buy. We upgraded from the A10 to the A20 in the hopes that we would get more power. Although there are cons, I consider this a winner and would recommend happily. Pros: The battery holds up well in ECO mode. We have a 2,000 sqft house with hard floors and few and spaced out furniture and the battery lasts the entire house (we have yet to try the Med or Max settings). The suction is good enough that the floor feels almost like it was mopped when all I did was just vacuum (and this is taking into consideration that we have 2 cats and a dog). Picks up hair like a boss! The LED lights are super bright and good for spotting hair and dirt (when lighting is low). The dust bin is bigger than the A10. The battery is removable. Esthetically speaking, it looks really nice. Low noise in ECO mode. 2 charging options. Hang the entire vacuum with the battery or charge the battery alone. Cons: A bit on the heavy side. I find myself switching arms throughout it's use. Gets tangled up and overheats when used in medium fluff rugs and above (all settings). Although bigger, the dust bin spinning action quickly stops when about a 2x2 inch of hair is collected inside. Not extremely maneuverable (I assume the size has something to do with it). Because the bin is so big, vacuuming under furniture is a bit harder as the bin itself will hit against the floor causing you to go no further even though you may still have vacuum tube available.

Bought this as an upgrade to an older version of the Tineco. Works great! Suction is strong, gets all the dust. Attachments are helpful and the catch bin is easier to empty than other versions

I was so excited to try a Tineco after a friend talked hers up for years. She has an A11 Hero, and I've watched it obliterate piles of glitter on her floor. Unfortunately, I couldn't find that same model for sale new, so I thought I'd go with one of the newer ones. I vacuumed approximately a third of my total carpet area before the battery died. On a completely full charge (overnight, as recommended in the manual) it did a living room, short hallway, and 1.5 bedrooms. During that time, it repeatedly choked up and had to be restarted. I estimate at least one more full charge will be needed to finish my house, probably a little more. The dust container is tiny, and had to be emptied multiple times even in that small area. Which wouldn't be so bad, except that it's designed in such a way that in order to get the opening of the canister below the opening of the trash can (to avoid dumping dust everywhere) you have to either remove the stick and floor piece, or remove the dust bucket itself. Removing the dust bucket is a whole other problem. I found it easiest to do after also removing the battery, creating a whole extra step. Then, there's a little trigger underneath the dust bucket that must be released, leaving you to catch it as it falls. Getting it back on is a nightmare, even after being forced to practice. God forbid you drop the canister during this process, it will roll across your kitchen, spewing dust from the vacuum entry hole at the top. At least the vacuum does work well on tile floor, to clean up that mess. While charging, I've noticed that the adapter gets very hot. Hot to the point that I would not leave it charging unattended. The one good thing I can say is that it was nice on the stairs. The lighter weight and the range of vertical swivel on the head made that chore easy, after I recharged it from the first session. If you have "$200+ vacuum just for your stairs" money, it might be worth it. I don't know anyone in that tax bracket. I got this on sale for roughly $180 after tax, and it will not be staying in my house. I'll use the refund to get a decent corded one that won't need so much babying.

Not a bad vac! I’d say between a great stack vac & an electric broom. Nothing fancy, just a vac that has good suction, not too heavy but does not feel cheap. Perfect for a handy EZ to use vac & way better than the small dust busters — way way better. Can’t turn off the roller head brush but if not needed, just detach it to save battery charge I’m happy with it & would definitely buy it again.

This is the fourth Tineco product I bought. Because I have two homes when I purchased my vacuum, there was no question that it would be this one. So light and easy to use. Fabulous on hardwood, tile and laminate floors. I don’t have a Love carpet in my house or I might have considered a different vacuum just area rugs. It’s lightweight and easy to use. I always store it on the charger so it’s ready to go the one I have in my other house has a second battery in the charging station. Love this vacuum!

I've been using this vacuum for a little over a month and I purchased it because our other stick vacuum is Tineco brand and has been running steadily for years with little upkeep/maintenance needed. This newer version has been nice because the suction strength automatically adjusts based on the level of debris or flooring type. The vacuum is easy to empty and holds a lot. One of my favorite features of this vacuum is the ability to remove the battery and charge it. You do not need to take the top of the vacuum apart or use a clunky charger mount to charge the battery.

Positive: good suction, easy to maneuver, looks nice, large dustbin. Negative: battery NEVER lasts 35 minutes, mostly carpet, 15 minutes tile and extender without beater brush. Tineco support makes you run motor with no filter, dustbin or beater bar before they honor warranty. I'll update later and see if they replace battery or just claim less battery life with all included attachments.

A bit loud but works well. More features than significantly more expensive brands and just as good at cleaning