Review on 🔋 BLACK+DECKER POWERSERIES Cordless BSV2020P: Unleash the Power of Freedom with Seamless Portability by Tony Wilson

Received and tested today: Conclusion: - Suction is OK or good, there were problems under counters with footrests and edges / corners. .- The suction pattern leaves a splinter in the center that can be dislodged with a simple pass. - The LED lights are perfectly placed to illuminate the dust on the ground. - You can't easily lift the front to stop and slide a quarter of a circle. The pet vacuum's profile is too low, which is a blessing and a curse, which is great as it means I don't have to constantly pry out handles and wooden trim underneath, but also means it won't be as easy to pick up flakes, Dog food, peas on. The dust I picked up during my quick test stuck to the center column in the chamber, even though I could only pick up 1/10th of what it could hold. . This means it clogs quickly and the suction stops until I go in and scrape it off the metal filter/grid. Having many Black and Decker 20V tools I was curious to see if this vacuum would pick up its own great power. Options like their 4Ah essentially double the run time to almost 2 hours. It does. If battery life is an issue, you can customize it to suit your needs, and these extended batteries don't cost much more. There are even third-party options that also promise 6Ah, meaning you're now tripling your battery life and getting around 2.5 hours. Also, those extended batteries don't add enough weight to ruin its ability to stand at rest. At this price it performs the same as the Shark Duo Ion Flex I have, much smaller than the Dyson I own and half the size. the price of the first and a quarter of the second. So yes, as an alternative to their line of vacuums, I recommend this. I'd love to try other heads and see if I can find one I like best.