BLACK DECKER HLVA325J10 Lithium Vacuum Review

The B*D vacuum it replaces has a decent wall mount with a built in charger. This one is very cheaply made with a cheap wall mount. It has a separate charger with a small hard-to-insert plug that needs to be plugged in separately before you can mount it on the wall. This is a very poorly thought out design. The wall mount is also flimsy and not easy to attach. Just bad design and not worth it.

Had very poor suction, carpet broom is more effective than this. Only picks up larger items, and only if they are not very heavy. The trash can is difficult to clean and the instructions state that as the filter becomes dirty, the suction power will deteriorate. This is not very good as the suction power is poor initially. I can't comment on the battery life as I only used it for 15 minutes after an initial 14 hour charge before deciding it was useless. To return.

No single engineer would dare to compromise on a design that has stood the test of decades, such as: B. a wall mount that also charges his device. No, I'm afraid something as stupid as separating these functions can only be done by a team. I have owned many B&D handheld vacuums over the years. The design standard was to hang the device on a wall mount and it charges. No wonder the user doesn't have to take the time to plug it in after it hangs. Gone are the days when you could find an uncharged

I bought this primarily to remove road grit from my truck carpet and to get rid of the hassle of a corded vacuum. It does its job, but you can't count on a thorough cleaning. Also, do NOT expect this device to pick up fine dust from the dashboard or around the house, as the suction power is too weak and the flip-out brush opening is too big. They will simply drive dust onto the surface. A "wall charger" is just a stand that you screw into the wall and then plug into a vacuum that's plugged into

ZERO STARSI can't stand this vacuum cleaner. The air blown out from behind makes a complete mess and is very uncomfortable when it hits your face. It's WAY too strong and there's a lot of air in the back. I didn't even notice that with my newest vacuum cleaner. Actually, I bought it because I was looking for a wall-mounted vacuum cleaner with a charger. I also wanted something stronger than my previous one. It doesn't feel strong and half the time it blows out which I'm trying to suck before I…

Something I like about this new model but something I don't like. First, I love how you can empty it quickly if you're packing a lot. The bad thing is that it doesn't have suction power like the old model. I like the longer nozzle, but if you press on something, like cleaning a sofa, it comes back. It doesn't click well enough to hold. What I also don't like is that the air is blown from behind and repeatedly blown in my face. I ended up taking it to my garage, found it, and bought back the old

I have reasonable expectations for this little vacuum and I am not disappointed. The suction is strong and perfect for picking up pet hair, dust balls, kitty litter and crumbs on the floor when you don't want to lug around a large corded vacuum. If you're expecting him to pull pet hair out of furniture, you'll probably be disappointed, as that job is best done by a vacuum with a rotating brush. Since I've only used this mini vacuum for quick pickups (that's what it's designed for), I find the…

This "vacuum cleaner" doesn't live up to its name. If you're looking for a handheld vacuum to vacuum up pet hair from tiled or wooden floors, this is the one for you. If you want it to pick up dirt or dust, this isn't the product for you. I went with the Black + Decker brand name as they have done well with other products in the past but failed completely on this one. Product. A vacuum won't pick up dust from a surface unless it's perfectly flat, and if it's a piece of dirt the size of a grain…

This vacuum replaces a 15 year old model that didn't hold a charge and didn't have strong suction. I've searched quite a bit on Revain and elsewhere looking for a replacement that would fit where I wanted it, on a shelf rather than against a wall. Many models connect to the charger from below, meaning they must be wall mounted or placed on a flat surface. Not for me. I would choose this model which charges via a cable that connects above the handle. I can put it on the shelf where the old one…