Review on 🧹 Efficient and Portable Eufy Handstick Lightweight with Additional Detachable Features by Jacob Andreti

What do you expect from a cordless vacuum cleaner? It won't replace Miele any time soon. What I like: • high quality construction and components • swivel head, very manoeuvrable • motorized swivel head • equipped with two removable batteries • clean garbage can • motorized mini swivel head. Does a phenomenal job removing cat hair from fabric! • Highly efficient fine dust filtration (double-edged sword) • Lays almost flat for cleaning under beds • Flat roller nozzle gets into hard-to-reach places. • Effortlessly vacuums my stairs • Useful and thoughtful attachments. What I don't like: • The trigger guard has a slightly raised cast nose that you only notice after ten minutes. I have a blister on my index finger (and I'm a mechanic) that is easily treated with a dremel. • Loses suction power fairly quickly as the filter picks up fine dust particles. • The trash can must be disassembled to effectively empty the contents. Finer filters are limited by the time the bin is full, and if you have pets the hair won't "shed", you'll have to sort them out. Bulky if you have to empty it four or five times. However, it's pretty easy to understand. If you don't have pets, this might be helpful for you. Wipe out the trash can with a dry towel 😉• Suction is decent but not impressive (when the filters are clean). My $30 vacuum has much better suction, I guess that's the price we pay for wireless convenience? I think upgrading the Milwaukee M18 battery will recharge this crap 😉 I bought this product primarily for kitchen processing (maneuvering around island, chairs), bathrooms, stairs, foyer, furniture under beds and quick deployment. I wasn't planning on using it as my main vacuum for the whole house, but I had to test it to see how it behaved in different scenarios. Two 3/4 batteries are enough for 2,200 square meters. Feet with a shared foyer. Price-performance ratio. I'm sure there are many cordless vacuums out there that would do what I need for a lot less money. Would I recommend this to a friend? Probably no. The price matches the quality but it may not be the best value (price per dollar). will i keep it Yes, I think it will take a long time. I appreciate quality tools and this does what I need. It lives up to expectations, nothing more, nothing less. I found a docking point and I want to share some tips on mounting hardware and other issues. I would recommend drywall anchors, see picture. Next comes the docking system, it doesn't hold vacuum below its equilibrium point and puts stress on the upper anchor. It can easily detach when the vacuum is hit. I untied it as shown in the picture and let the power head rest against the wall. Took less than five minutes with a multi-tool.