Review on 🔌 Silent Power: Discover the JASHEN V16 Cordless Ultra Quiet Handheld Vacuum by Mark Taylor

Our current Electrolux Unirapido has finally reached the end of its battery life. Time for an update! Dyson V6, V7, V8? Refurbished or new? All with more power than our Electrolux, but I wanted more flexibility (and power). Since NO I was going to pay 400-600 for a Dyson V10 or V11 thought it might be worth a look. in the huge selection of Chinese vacuum cleaners from Revain. Did my usual 30 day investigation and research. At one point there were 5 different finalists in my basket. Choose Jashen V-16 based on horsepower, kPa, attachments and other characteristics. The price was right. Higher than $118, but far from the level of the market leader Dyson. We paid more than cheap vacs and really got more. The first thing that struck me was the good job of the packaging and triple boxes! When I unpacked it, my impression of the materials and the quality of the plastic was beyond my expectations. After a quick setup of running it for about 3 minutes to test suction and noise, I did the obligatory 3 hour charge. Elegant LED lights on the back of the cleaner indicated suction power and battery level. The woman grabbed it and quickly vacuumed three rooms of the house. We actually cleaned our wool carpet in the living room and removed all the hair left by two lazy dogs. The wife seemed happy with the car but is usually reluctant when I bring a new appliance into the house. Kitchen and hallway, then nests of dust and hair hidden in many other corners. Now about wooden floors. Underneath the dresser, table and bed, my wife smiled with ease as she closed it for the third time to empty the bin. There was a lot of hair we didn't know about. Oh, and she hit the house hard two days ago with our DC-14 (a classic but still my favorite). My wife sucks with the intensity of an Olympic sport. .Well, as long as she's happy with her Jashen V-16. We'll play with it for a while and will most likely order a spare battery and an extra hepa filter. I'll update this review later and let you know how it works. long-term. Update: Thought we had an issue with bright LEDs going on and off. Suspicion of bad contact. Turns out there's a light sensor at the top, and if you don't need light, you don't get it. Everything is OK.