Review on Handheld Cordless Brushless Powerful Lightweight by Danielle Nosbush

What I like: - The vacuum cleaner itself is quite small and light - Comes with a fairly small (but still sturdy) charging stand that plugs straight into an AC outlet and also comes with a USB-A to USB-C cable that you can plug directly into your device to charge it (USB charger not included). The vacuum still works while charging, so I think the USB option gives you a little extra time before the battery dies when you need it. - Features a pair of nozzles, a 4-5 inch flat "head" and a "crevice" tool that gives you a subtle extension to get into a tight area. The crevice tool also has a brush that you can move up and down (so either to the side or at the end of the tool) that is 2 to 3 inches in diameter. - Good suction power. There seems to be two power levels, the lower one is always set by default and you can switch between a lower and higher suction level at the push of a button. What I don't like: - It actually needs two hands. Turn it on: You have to hold down the power button and then slide the switch down and hold for about half a second to turn it on. A silly effort, it should just be a trivial button press or push. EDIT: NOT TRUE. I found out today (after 2-3 weeks of use) that pressing the power button for just 1-2 seconds turns the device on. stupid of me - The crevice nozzle is very short, 30 cm or less. I'm not sure if it will actually reach the floor between my car seats. - The noise it makes is quite annoying, not particularly loud, but mostly shrill. I bought this to quickly pick up kitty litter from the tiles around our tray, it gets the job done on low power with a flat head. device no problem. I haven't really tried using it for anything else, but I think it's pretty decent for what it is.