Handheld Vacuum Cordless, 12000PA Strong Suction, Powerful 120W Hand Held Vacuuming Rechargeable, Mini Portable Car Vacuum Cleaner Hand Hoover for Car, Home, Keyboard, Pet Hair (White)

The media could not be loaded.  Handheld vacuumNow I'll admit, I wasn't expecting the most awesome vacuum for the price but I was expecting an average handheld vacuum, with a long hose on, so not too much power but good enough.I got this charged up and ready to go, we only wanted it for when the odd little bits drop on the floor and the large vacuum wasn't needed.Unfortunately, this did not work at all. It was only after charging, I realised, the thing was rattling too. It was odd but based on my vacuum, I would not recommend it.

The handheld vacuum is a versatile tool for quick clean-ups. Its cordless design adds convenience, making it easy to maneuver in cars, homes, or on keyboards. The suction power effectively picks up various types of debris. The 3-in-1 functionality enhances its utility. The battery life allows for extensive use on a single charge. It's simple to maintain and clean, ensuring longevity. This vacuum is a useful device for those needing a compact and powerful cleaning solution.

This unit and its various bits and pieces arrived inside a cardboard box, with everything separated into different plastic pouches inside it. The product listing’s images give an accurate breakdown of all the included components and attachments you receive in the box.The construction for the most part is okay, but a little rough around the edges and very plasticky and cheap feeling in a few spots. There are also a few annoyances during use that make this a somewhat frustrating vacuum to use in comparison to my other battery powered handheld unit that was £23.The biggest issue is that the container for the stuff you suck up with it doesn’t have a one-way cover/valve to prevent stuff from falling back out of the unit. Meaning that if you carry it with the tip facing down, there is a good chance that the floor is getting a dusting of random stuff falling out of the vacuum. The second problem is that the attachments very rarely stay in place, no matter how tight I install them they eventually work loose while I'm using the unit.I also have my doubts about the 12000PA suction power that the company claims, this feels almost identical in suction to my smaller unit which has an advertised power of just over 6000PA. For the most part though, whatever the suction power is, it feels powerful enough to deal with the typical spills and debris you’d normally want to suck up with a smaller handheld unit like this. The battery lasts a solid 20–30 minutes depending on use and it only takes a couple of hours to get it fully charged again between uses.The other pain point that I really don’t like is the charging cable and port used with it, it's a very short USB-A to DC power jack that gets plugged into the back of the unit. The USB side of it has a LED for indicating the charge state and it does charge the unit fairly quickly. The problem is, if you lose or damage the provided USB charger, you’re going to have to find a similar one to replace it. Which isn’t nearly as straightforward as just using any old USB-C cable to charge it, like other handheld models.If this was around the £25-35 price range, it’d be as recommendable as the dozens of alternatives in that price range that pretty match this in performance. At the current price of £39.99 and even at £35.99 after the 10% voucher, it's still not the greatest value in my opinion. As I said it does work but I find myself just going back to my much older handheld unit that cost £12 less overall for the mentioned reasons.