350W Cordless Vacuum Cleaner for Milwaukee Battery, 35kPa Brushless Lightweight Stick Vacuum with 3 Mode Suction, 6 in 1 Stick Vacuum Cleaner with HEPA for Floor, Carpet, Car (Battery Not Included)

This is one of the best purchases i have made. it fits Makita batteries perfectly and runs well on these. I can clean my entire 2500 sq foot house with a single charge of a 5a Makita battery. it has excellent suction, the head is well sealed to the ground to create a good vacuum. works exceptionally well on solid surfaces, however it sucks too strong on throw rugs and sucks this up and "clogs" this is not a big deal for me but something to consider. the low power mode sucks about as well as most other stick vacuums i have tried, the high power mode is MUCH better than any i have purchased. It is obviously not quite as "sturdy" as the $1000 plus Dysons or Samsung stick vacuums, but if you already have batteries this is a much more utilitarian alternative and works just as well.

I highly recommend it. I love the fact that I can use the batteries I use daily for the vacuum. It cleans well and you don't have to stop vacuuming to charge the vacuum, you just change the battery.

I compared this to the dyson, since I own both now. Below are pros and cons of this unit. Pros: The light on this vac is fantastic, you can see all the dust bunnies being picked up while you vacuum. Wish Dyson had a light. The power is decent, although Dyson seems to beat it in that department, but this unit still picks up a lot of dirt and fuzzies. This unit does much better on area rugs than Dyson due to the motorized brush, which is a big plus. The unit is also lightweight and easy to maneuver. If you have multiple Dewalt batteries (8AH+) like I do, you don't have to worry about doing your whole house on one charge. I usually have to finish cleaning the house with this unit after the Dyson runs out of juice, which is pretty quick. Cons: They should have included an easy clean out canister like the Dyson, not a big deal because the canister is easy to remove, but to get all the hair and other stuff off, you usually have to use your hands. The power is decent, but it would be nice if they added a bit more horsepower. The unit is shorter that the Dyson units, so my back sometimes hurts if I use it for a prolonged period. All in all, this is a good stick vac, especially for the price. If they would add a bit more horsepower, and make it a bit longer, I wouldn't mind paying a bit more for this unit. It would still be much much less expensive than the Dyson, but I still like this unit quite a bit.

This is the best thing that has hit our house light weight , easy to grasp and clean up dog and cat hair , spot cleaning or the whole house , I love it. Also great to vacuum the furniture

Surprised with the quality! I’m really impressed with this vacuum cleaner! It is light, powerful and very practical. The suction force is great (35KPA really makes a difference), and I can easily use it on carpets, wooden floors and even thicker carpets. The LED brush helps a lot to see hidden dirt, and the engine is silent for the level of power it delivers. I loved that it is compatible with DeWalt batteries, which makes it much easier for me. In addition, the HEPA filter system + multiple cyclones makes the air cleaner and prevents clogging. I also loved the LED panel, which shows the suction mode and the battery in real time. The wall mounting made everything more organized. I highly recommend it for those who want a strong, practical and modern vacuum cleaner. It was worth every penny!

This is a day 1 usage early review. Ive had this product about 30min and i am absolutely blown away at how simple and efficient this product is. First off is like to give a little context as to why i decided to go this route. We have an older corded Shark HZ602 weve had for years. Although it was a good performer at first it had some drawbacks. It was loud, maneuverbilitly was clunky, it was fairly sleek but there were spots it couldnt reach. Over the years the biggest gripe was.....long hair(there are a few Rapunzels in the house). Over and over again i would have to cut out the tangled hair. It got so bad i had to take the unit apart(yes, i dis-assembled the vaccuum and re-assembled it) to free up the roller from excess hair, not just on the roller itself, but also the the rollers bearings. Well, the roller finally seized up due to debris, even the electric motor couldnt spin the roller anymore. That rendered the vaccuum pretty much useless. So, this cheap $100 chinese vacuum was bought as a temporary solution. I figured i have milwaukee batteries, everything is going wireless and i really cant afford a "DECENT" $500 cordless vaccuum, so this should work in the meantime. Quick product overlook; meh looks good, looks cheap like $100 would buy, very light, not expecting much. Slap it together in 20sec, slap in a battery. *Sigh....sounds weak definitely not 650w like the shark. Roller is air propelled unlike like the shark that was motor propelled. Start vacuuming. Not 5 minutes in it started losing performance....greeaaat, just bought a piece of junk. Bring it to the sunlight and, oh my glob! The roller is full of hair already. Im thinking; great now the roller is junk....but wait...why does one end have a lock and unlock symbol?! Click...click...WHAT?!?!?! ITS SERVICABLE?! This was a major game changer for me! So long story short, within 30min i cleaned the roller 2 additional times. The vacuum has good pickup, the pickup head is a bit on the small side but thats a plus for me, it just means i can get into tighter spaces. It crawls into nooks and crannies the Shark couldnt. It is extremely quiet, it doesnt feel like the electric motor runs hot, and its very easy to maneuver. This $100 vaccuum runs off an 18v battery and performs just as good as a $250 Shark vaccuum? Thats a win all day. I have not tried the other attachments as this was purchased just as a floor vaccuum but im sure it wont dissapoint. Edit: I discovered that the floor vacuum has a safety feature for the roller. If the vacuum senses that the roller is no longer rolling(stuck) it WILL shut off on you and may likely throw an E3 code on the display. Take the removable roller out and clean it up and that will let you vacuum again.

Having given plenty of actual hours of usage to give a fair review of my personal experience. I am highly disappointed with my purchase. Not only does it quickly drains my Milwaukee M18 battery, I have to fight with any rug and this vacuum from stopping with an E error code message. The only reason I'm giving it a star above the lowest rating is the fact the short time the battery hasn't drained completely and its being used on hardwood or tile flooring only, it does have great suction. I would not recommend this product.

I bought the Milwaukee model. It works with every size battery I have - including the M18 2.0, 3.0, 4.0, 5.0 9.0, 12.0 and even the 12.0 Forge. For the best runtime and weight anything between a 5.0 and 9.0 is ideal, but all the batteries do work. The vac will also shut down when the batteries drain WITHOUT killing the battery with low voltage. The M18 chargers will still charge the batteries after use - so it has low voltage protection built in which was my main concern. The vac itself is as good or maybe a little better than my Wyze stick vac. Buying this just made sense since I already own at least a dozen M18 batteries. It'll easily pick up pet hair and even dust off a hardwood or hard surface floor. It works on carpet but obviously you're not replacing a decent corded vac with this for rugs. My only concern is consumable parts - like the air filter. None seem to be available - the seller gave me some nonsense that they would be available soon, and offered to send me some free replacement accessory parts if I kept the vac. I never heard from them again. Still - it's a decent and convenient vac now that I can do most of my home without waiting for recharges or spending another $80 for an additional proprietary battery for the $120 Wyze vacuum that came with a battery. Dyson killer? Yea I dunno about that - and if owned a $700 - $800 cordless stick vac I wouldn't be buying this to begin with looking to replace it. Id just buy the battery adapter to use M18 batteries on a Dyson. Long Story short - if you have a pile of tool batteries sitting around - so far this seems like a worthy purchase - but don't expect much in terms of customer support.

Very strong suction and good product

Very impressed with this vacuum. Does fit dewalt style batteries. Using at the lowest setting for 99% and it picks up everything, from dust bunnies, pet hair, feathers and kitty litter/ dirt. Easy to clean and is great weight for stairs. We dont have any carpets so I cant comment on that.

Finally!!!!! A great vacuum that works with my Milwaukee batteries. Well built, and even has a powered brush which wasn’t mentioned in the add. Brush roller easily comes out if you need to clean a jammed object out. Great suction like a Dyson. The aluminum extension is awesome, adjusts in roughly 1 inch increments and being a tall guy, I’d even say it goes a touch long for me, and short enough that a kid could use. Surprisingly solid when extended all the way. I will be buying more, and would highly recommend. Excellent buy for the price.

Dewalt battery dose not fit

Crazy powerful battery powered vacuum cleaner. I have 2 Makita 18V vacuum cleaners and a plug-in Mirka which works great, but this unit sucked out so much dust from my carpet that the other Makita vacs never could previously. Only problem is the power consumption at high suction is very short --- 10 to 15 minutes using a 5Ah battery! Luckily I have lots of Makita batteries so can run continuously on high power , but that's a luxury few users have unless they also own lots of Makita 18V tools. Nonetheless it's a feature I find indispensable and not readily available in other battery powered vacuums (I've previously owned Dysons, B&D, Bosch...)