Review on 💡 Compact and Portable WV201: Lightweight Power with Detachable Design by Jeff Dabney

I own a Dyson v10 and have had absolutely no luck with these Shark handheld vacuums. I was regularly looking for something small and dust free in my car. This item turned out to be much larger than I expected. That can be good or bad. That could be a good thing because it will have longer battery life (still not comparable to Dyson) and more room for dust (also not comparable to Dyson). This can be bad because its size doesn't allow you to put it in the car door card pockets. If I can't put it in a place where I can take it straight away, there's no point in buying this item for me as I can just put a Dyson vacuum in my trunk. The Dyson vacuum has a much longer battery life, which means I don't have to charge it very often and I don't have to dust it regularly. At $116, this Shark vacuum is in a very embarrassing price bracket. At this price point, you won't find anything that compares to truly outstanding cordless vacuums, and a hundred bucks is already too expensive for a budget vacuum. For €116 I would have expected something much better. The processing of the plastic case also seems to be wobbly.