Review on Vacuum cleaner Dreame V9 Global, white by Adam Wielgosz ᠌

If you need a great vacuum cleaner that will please you in everything, then most likely you will have to look for something else. Or take a wired one - powerful and easy to maintain. Choose a wireless device very carefully and correctly prioritize what is more important to you. The only unconditional advantage is mobility. But this is for all wireless. Got pros: The vacuum cleaner is generally good, but a lot of BUT. Of the advantages - design, maneuverability, the number of nozzles, the absence of wires. On this, perhaps, everything. Has some cons: Weak. High-quality cleaning only with turbo mode, and this is a few minutes of work. Hence the second drawback - the battery instantly fizzles out. The motor and battery are located at the top and are quite heavy - this is almost the entire weight of the vacuum cleaner. Thus, the entire burden is on the wrist. The hand gets tired quickly. And if the joints are not in perfect order (like mine), it starts to hurt. There are models whose center of gravity is closer to the floor. It is much more ergonomic - the weight is almost not felt. The power button has to be held down, which is also not very convenient and increases the already excessive load on the wrist. Cleaning quality is so-so. The nozzles are quite long, which also causes inconvenience, since not every corner (shelf) can be climbed with such a length. I didn't understand the turbocharger. It may be good for carpets, but on a sofa with fabric upholstery, the effect is not particularly felt. At first they used it every day, now they mostly stand in the corner, because the hand remembers the load and does not want to repeat the painful experience. Cleaning the container is also a rather unpleasant process. You have to pick out the dust, because shaking allows you to dump only part of the debris. At the same time, it scatters in different directions (you need to come up with tricks to avoid repeated cleaning). Garbage (hair, wool, etc.) clogs behind the membranes, and fine dust settles on the walls of the container and must be washed with a dry cloth (wet wiping is not recommended). And this is also not so easy to do. The design of the container itself is rather flimsy in appearance. I don't think he'll survive a serious fall. Well, there are suspicions of gaps through which fine allergen dust can fly out during the cleaning process. In general, it (the container) is not airtight at all. For me, this vacuum cleaner is more of a disappointment.