Review on 🚗 Baseus A3 Car Vacuum Cleaner - Handheld Cordless 135W High Power Portable Small Mini Rechargeable Hand Vacuum with LED Light for Car, Home, and Kitchen by David Alvarado

It's not uncommon for someone to make a great product, for their success to spawn many derivative products. I've recently noticed several handheld vacuums with cylindrical bodies, each claiming to be great. I was wondering because there must be something to this new design, but who do you trust? I studied the items in the category and compared their characteristics. Some stood out from others, but then again, who? Only one was from a company I've known for a long time: Baseus! I have bought several Baseus products and have only had positive experiences with them. I have ordered a Baseus A3 135W car vacuum cleaner model CRXCQA3. The vacuum cleaner arrived in very neat packaging. It was a box with two other boxes inside, filling the entire room. One box contained the vacuum cleaner itself. The other had a nice drawstring pouch to put everything in. Of course, this includes a vacuum cleaner, a USB charging cable and two very smart attachments. What immediately struck me was how elegant the vacuum cleaner looks. It is a perfect cylinder with spherical ends. It looks very industrial and beautiful. Obviously a lot of thought went into the design. It is 11-1/2 inches long and 2-1/4 inches in diameter and weighs just over a pound and a half. Most of it is metal and overall feels very solid in my hand. The tubing section on one end is 2-5/8 inches long and is made of very clear plastic. This is a trash can. Inside, the powerful engine is protected by two conical filters. very thin metal grid inside is a HEPA filter inside both washable also inside is a special feature that is very useful for me: a flashlight! Even in daylight or in a well-lit garage it is still difficult to get around the floor and around and under the car seats see. This light is one of the super powers of the vacuum cleaner. How considerate! Continuation of the smart design - nozzles. Baseus designed the attachments to work with something this slim and compact. The end is a solid chrome plated metal cap with a "fish mouth" inlet. This end cap unscrews to empty the reservoir and clean the filters when needed. At the push of a button, the vacuum cleaner has two selectable speeds and sucks very well. on both. Baseus has expertly designed a nozzle that fits tightly into the vacuum's "mouth" and offers a 5 inch extension nozzle and brush head. Typically, the brush is retracted about halfway from the wand and locked in place. When it needs to get to work, it slides forward into its working position with a simple push of the latch and locks securely into place. Voila! Two devices in a very compact package. I really like the other nozzle in a different way. Every vacuum cleaner must have a suction power that corresponds to the volumetric efficiency of the vacuum. The end cap, located opposite the chrome inlet end, contains an outlet port. It's round and about the size of a quarter. Baseus has developed a magic wand that fits this connector. The stick quickly narrows to a shape similar to a USB Type-C connector but about four times the size. Not only do you have a vacuum cleaner, you also have a very good portable blower. I also found it very useful! The vacuum cleaner has a USB Type-C port for charging. The included charging cable lets you plug the vacuum into just about any USB charger we've all accumulated over the years. The charger must have the widely used Type A USB connector. A 2.1A tablet charger charges faster than a 1A phone charger. The vacuum cleaner also supports the increasingly popular QC3.0 fast charging protocol. Depending on the charger used, the vacuum cleaner is fully charged again after three to five hours. On the vacuum's body just above the power button are three tiny built-in LEDs that show the current charge level when it's running. Obviously I was very happy with this Baseus vacuum cleaner and I didn't even mention its 15,000 Pa power. . The US never officially adopted the metric system; so we don't usually express pressure in pascals. We'll stick with "psi", pounds per square inch. Here's the help. A pascal emits about the pressure of a flat dollar bill. Imagine a tall stack of $15,000 bills. In concentrations, this device works, which is very important for such a powerful PDA. I mostly keep mine in the car and use them regularly to keep things organized. When it's not in the car, it's usually because I needed a fan.