FanttikSlim V8 APEX Car Vacuum, 4-in-1 Portable Mini Cordless Vacuum with 19000pa Suction Power, Type-C Charge, 2 Suction Modes, Handheld Vacuum for Small Jobs, Car, Office Desk, Keyboards (Black)

For what it is, it's a great, it's good and powerful. It works great, it's nice and light. You can keep it with you. Pick up and clean up any small jobs. It works great, and it's nice and strong. Good suction, easy to use, easy to assemble. And as far as keeping your car clean around the - and hard to get areas, this is perfect. It holds a lot of dirt and dust and it's easy to clean once you need to for what it is you can't get a really better deal. It's definitely good. It works great. It's work well, may good suction. I can't complain about any of it.And it's a good price, highly recommended

This thing is the real deal! The design is so extremely thoughtful, and it works great. I've rarely been so satisfied and impressed with one of these online gadget purchases.It's kind of heavy, but that feels like a plus, because it has a very solid quality feel.The filter removal mechanism is extremely simple and solid, and the plastic around it is clear so you can easily see when it needs to be cleaned, making me actually encouraged to clean it out regularly. You can practically hear the designers talking about how best to make the thing easy and comfortable. (And the filter does need to be cleaned really often.)It comes with an impressive number of attachments, but they supply a drawstring bag easily big enough to hold all of them. Once I got familiar with them, I actually find myself using about half of them, which seems like more than I would have though. The attachments simply slide on and off the machine, super simple. (The device itself also fits in the bag, but just barely, and I don't store it in there for that reason.)The sucking power in the videos is a little misleading, as it isn't some sort of super-sucker monster, but that's to be expected and it's not a big deal, as it has plenty of power. I almost always switch it to high power mode for all uses, but 13 minutes of power is more than enough for the kinds of jobs I use it for, and I only have to charge it infrequently. Takes forever to recharge. Don't expect to plug it in and get back to your job that day.I do wish the bag lining wasn't black and/or all the attachments weren't also black, because that makes them impossible to find in there without dumping all the attachments out.The blowing action is intuitive and good enough. I haven't used it to inflate a mattress, but it's useful when cleaning out corners, and sticking the filter against the blower cleans it out pretty well.This is a great little machine, and if I were teaching design students, I would demonstrate this because it is so thoughtfully designed and easy and obvious to use. Nice work!

This is a small, battery-powered vacuum that works. The suction is great for keyboards and other small areas. The blower function does a good job of dusting surfaces. I will use this vacuum often.The only issue I have is with the power switch. It activates easily if something touches it. When I put it in the bag supplied with it, one of the accessories also supplied with it, the vacuum was turned on when an accessory struck the power button. A slide switch might be a better design, or a slide cover over the switch might prevent this concern.

This is a great little vacuum and I have no complaints. It's well made and there are plenty of attachments. I used it today in my pickup truck and on low power first did all of the mats, seats and crevices.On low power it works great, but I wanted to speed up the process and switched to high and did pretty much the whole truck. I was stress testing it expecting it to die, but it kept running. All of the dirt is contained nicely within the HEPA filter.I'd say, it's designed and works similar to a Dyson, just on a smaller level. The brush tool could use a little work and it forces you to hold the vacuum at a very specific angle, but once I got used to it, it was fine. It would be nice if the brush tool fit onto the flexible hose like the crevice tool because I use the brush a lot to do hard-to-reach areas like the dashboard area in front of the windshield. On a truck, it can be hard to reach and I didn't want to scratch the vinyl so I didn't use it there. If the bristles went completely around the head, I'd feel more comfortable using it on delicate surfaces, but if you don't hold it right you wind up dragging the hard plastic edge with no bristles which isn't good.One other thing that would be nice is a hard shell carrying case. It's small and fragile and the bag it comes in.won't protect it from a hard drop or something crushing it. I keep it wrapped in a few bubble envelopes and it stays in my truck console so it's fine. It worked great on the kid's car seat too.The main reason I bought this is because I needed something that was battery operated, lasts long enough to get the vehicle done. The HEPA filter is critical too. It's very quiet too so it won't blast your eardrums out when you using it.Cleaning (rinsing the filters) was a breeze and now it's ready for the next time. I'll post a video the next time I use it.One Update: I forgot to mention that the attachments for the opposite end to be used as a blower or compressed air do not stay on. I used it today again to blow out some dirt on my motorcycle engine before disassembling it. That's when I remembered how frustrating it is. It'll work fine if you can hold it in place while using the other hand to hold the vacuum, but I needed my other hand doing something else so they need to figure out a better way to lock the attachments. It's a quarter turn in one direction until you feel a click, but if you even breathe on it wrong, it goes past the stop and continues turning and the cycle continues. That part is just poor design on the locking mechanism. You may say you'll never use it, but the odds are you'll find a good use for it and then you'll see what I mean.I thought maybe as the unit heats up, the surface and locking mechanism/tab may be expanding which causes the issue. I leave the vacuum in my truck in a shaded area, but it's always hot inside. Just food for thought.