Review on 🧹 Brigii M1: Cordless Rechargeable Handheld Vacuum for Efficient Cleaning by Doug Layman

I'm a bit obsessed with order. I like a CLEAN desktop and CLEAN keyboard. This is a challenging quest as my table is used to invent and craft small plastic and wooden items resulting in dust and shards being thrown around on small building projects. So let's come to the Brigii handheld vacuum cleaner. My first comment will be that the power of the Brigii vacuum cleaner is more than enough to clean the table from dust and small particles - no problems with that, but I believe that this is not a vacuum cleaner to clean a car keep . No, not for a car. I'm not deducting any stars as I have two other large vacuums for my cars and the Brigii is perfect for my specific needs. The Brigii vacuum cleaner is a bit noisy but every vacuum cleaner I have makes noise, moving air quickly is not exercise in silence so no wonder. Two things to keep in mind when working with Brigii - #1, the charge indicator does not light up. other color than red when loading. The RED light simply changes from flashing red to solid RED. - And it takes several hours for a 2 amp USB charger to restore the battery to full capacity. - You must be patient while loading. #2, exhaust air is blown directly out the back of the cylinder. This may not sound like a 'problem' but for me it does as I have two (2) extension loupes above my desk which provide a curtain of light across the entire desk (for detail work). The Brigii's rear ejector hits the lamps, scattering dust particles trapped in the lamps all over my desk. Not good so I had to invent a friction fit exhaust deflector (velcro carpet ring) that I can put on the Brigii exhaust end and redirect the exhaust in a CALCULATED way. I'll try to attach a photo of the deflector and if you have the same problem you can get an idea of how to diffuse the exhaust. Yes the little Brigii exhaust nozzle is still attached and works great with my baffle off. I like Brigii five stars so far.