Review on Revolutionary VacLife Cordless Headlight with Quadruple Filtration - Discover Exceptional Cleaning Power by Tom Roberts

Honestly I don't know where all these 5 stars are coming from but here is an honest review with some Shark Rocket experience. First, the build quality leaves a lot to be desired and I just don't see it lasting more than (2) years with moderate use. The motor is very small, not very powerful, and I doubt you'll actually get the claimed 80 watts. The plastic covers, including the mudflap lid, are held together by a thin plastic snap at the gasket that snaps with any slight misjudgment, and you'll need some trusty old 'duct tape' to hold it in place! The suction power is below average and if you use the power button to maximize it, the motor gets hot quickly and the battery doesn't last long. The brushes are very thin and I don't want to say "cheap" but I can't find another word for it. Plastic covers and laborious disassembly instead of a simple rubber band make it what it is. You suck with it for a bit and it recharges in over 4 hours. I will use it for 30 days and update accordingly, but most likely I will return it for the Shark. PROS: I think for $39 you get what you pay for five stars. for RVs and/or boats make this vacuum cleaner an excellent vacuum cleaner. It maneuvers well in corners and under furniture, it's light enough for your teen, and it stands up and stays in any small space for charging or storage. It's small with a telescopic tube, has nice short accessories but like I said don't expect more than 2 years from it.