Pros
- - Removable Li-ion battery with universal plug. You can order another one on Ali and "recharge" them if the cleaning is delayed. Well, or just replace it when the old one starts to degrade; - Fairly light. There is nothing to compare with, but the hand does not get tired of carrying on the floor (my hands are far, far from strong). Plus, the electric brush rotates with a separate motor and “pulls” the vacuum cleaner forward, i. E. forward he rides almost himself; - Brush for furniture. When we first used it on a one-year-old couch, a considerable amount of "dust" gathered in the dust collector. Plus, it picks up cat hair quite well. Also, it almost does not need to be cleaned - the hair almost does not cling to it; - Hepa filter (fine filter), like norms. At least I don’t feel dust in the air after cleaning, as happened with an old (10 years old) vacuum cleaner. It seems like it can be washed, although it looks like cardboard (it dries for about a day); - Surprisingly, everything is done very well. Nothing creaks / does not play / does not stagger; - Almost does not heat up. I clean ~30 sq. M. 6-7 minutes in normal mode. During this time, the temperature rises barely noticeable (I don’t know how much, but I can hardly distinguish it). But if you turn on the turbo mode, it heats up in just a few seconds. In the turbo it becomes not very hot, but noticeably warm;
Cons
- - The charging plug must be plugged in separately. Unlike some d*son thread, where it is built into the wall mount; - The actual suction power is not very strong. A standard electric brush (such a big red one for the field) creates air turbulence as it rotates and pushes debris in front of it a little. Those. when the brush approaches a small patch of cat hair, it sometimes starts to run away from the brush and flies somewhere on the sofa😄 I don’t know how you usually clean the electric brush (it still gets a little garbage stuck in it, there’s nothing to be done), but I turn it upside down not turning off the vacuum cleaner, I start to get stuck debris and send it to the suction hole. So the brush spins so powerfully that it does not allow the vacuum cleaner to in this debris and ters it in all directions. Perhaps all electric brushes have this effect, I don’t know, I just warn you; - Hair is wound on the wheels. Well, this is not particularly critical at all, it is unlikely that there is a reliable way to protect against this; - First, the electric brush starts spinning, and only after a second the suction starts. As for me, it should be the other way around, because, as I wrote above, the brush only ters the debris to the sides; - When moving the electric floor brush backwards, the debris is practically not ed up. The bottom line is that behind and on the sides, the suction hole is surrounded by a thin strip of "brush". And, if you pull the vacuum cleaner back, then a considerable part of the hair does not p through this brush and does not fall into the suction hole. Therefore, I taught myself to do the cleaning like this: I held the vacuum cleaner forward, slightly lifted it and pulled it back, then forward again and so on in a circle. Otherwise, when moving backward, the garbage is simply swept under your feet😄;
