OraimoCordless Vacuum Cleaner, 24KPA Max Brushless Stick Vacuum with LED Display, Self-Standing, for Pet Hair, Hard Floor & Carpet, MintGreen

my wife is delighted,Enough said!

nice and lightweight

This is a great vacuum cleaner. It’s very light and easy to get up and down stairs. Suction is good - excellent on the highest setting for thicker rugs and carpets. Lower settings work well for flat rugs and hard floors. It looks very attractive and the information display is great. Charge lasts ok - long enough to deal with our 3 bed semi.It’s easy to put together and to empty. Comes with 3 spare filters.Excellent value for money.

I use this vacuum as my quick way of keeping the house neat and clean pretty much every day (I have young kids). I then use a larger mains powered one every week or so for a deeper clean.For this purpose I think it's perfect, good suction, easy to push and decent accessories - the run time is ample as well for this purpose, never dies on me mid vacuum session.Happy to recommend.

Value for money very lightweight good battery life

I love a cordless vacumme cleaner and this has been nice and convenient. It arrived in a surprisingly small box but it was in pieces but it was actually really easy to assemble - very easy clear instructions to follow.Comes with 3 spare filters and some brush attachments are also supplied. I was suprised at the extra filters as usally dont getbthat many spares.It comes with an extended two year warranty which was easy to register online following the instructions on the leaflets in the paperwork.The vacumme has three speeds I usually use the highest asni have pets and carpeting.It is really light weight in comparison to my old cordless vaccume the motor adds the most weight to it but it's not alot. The dirt collector is quite small but easy to empty so can dump it quickly and keep going. It charges up fast but because I use the fastest setting the battery does run out quicker I get around 20/25 mins use from it before needing to charge up again.

Stick vacuums have taken over and this one is mid tier in terms of both price and performance.Lasts about 20-30 mins on full charge.Needs a bit of oomph to move across thicker piled carpets but seems capable enough.Emptying the canister is a simple affair and the inclusion of spare filters is a handy bonus.Overall this is a capable machine at a pretty low price. Happy to give it a thumbs up.

The media could not be loaded. Review of: Oraimo Mint Green Brushless Cordless Vacuum CleanerThe Good:Simple to put together and easy to use.It’s self standing so it holds itself upright when you’re finished using it.You can attach a bracket to the wall that holds the vacuum plus two accessories.It can be used as a hand held vacuum and the 2 accessories are easy to attach.The LED screen has battery and power level indicators.It’s easy to charge and the battery will last up to 45mins on its lowest power setting. The middle setting lasts about 20mins and on full power it lasts just over 10mins. The middle setting is most suitable for hard flooring and full power is needed for carpets.The pole extends so you can adjust the height of the vacuum.It’s easy to empty the cylinder.It has a bright white light on the vacuum head to show up dust you wouldn’t necessarily see.It comes with 3 spare HEPA filters.It’s lightweight.It has a 2 year warranty (register online)The Bad:The suction power even on high, is mediocre. This is the vacuums biggest issue. You need to use full power for deep pile carpets and it doesn’t do a thorough job of picking up bits of fluff etc.Despite the fact that it’s easy to empty, I still manage to get some of the debris to fall outside of the bin. I’ll have to try and see if I can find a way to avoid that.Conclusion:The look of the vacuum is modern and stylish but it feels a bit like a toy and performance is lack luster.

5 out of 5 Stars (5)⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐[TL;DR][QUALITY] (5/5)[VALUE] (5/5)[EASE OF USE] (5/5)[MET EXPECTATIONS] (5/5)[PACKAGING] (5/5)[REVIEW REMARKS]This is a really great vacuum and it is packed with value.One thing I really like is the look of this vacuum. It is very modern, with orange accented buttons on all of the "action" items, such as power, speed control, dustbin dumping, height adjusters, and where the items separate. The display is really bright and easy to read at a distance. The interface is intuitive and at a glace you can determine speed and battery life. This makes it more accessible/user friendly to those with lower vision, and you can use it in dimly lit rooms.The agitator head is excellent, in my opinion. I love that it has bright LED lights that illuminate the pathway of the vacuum head. This truly makes it easy to see dust and debris on the floor. I found that if you turn off the lights, you can really see the dust and dirt and it illuminates it. We have a dog and he is a constant shedder. This hair glows on the floor making it easy to spot and suck up.The suction on this vacuum is terrific. There are three step up speeds, each increasing the suction and drain on the battery. I use the low setting on tiles and wood floors, the mid speed on lower pile carpet and area rugs/mats, and the higher speed on the carpeted surface. Using this on carpet is difficult to manoeuvre, therefore I would not suggest this vacuum for carpeted areas, but it excels on tile and wooden floors.The battery life is as suggested by the manufacturer, and it is true to spec. On the lower speed level, you can expect about 45-50mins. of use time. This is the setting I prefer to use in my home due to the majority of my flooring is tile and wood floor. If you step up the speed, you do reduce the battery life. At the mid-speed setting, I was able to use for 20mins consistently, and 15mins on the highest speed. This is terrific battery life and I found I was able to get several uses off of one charge, before I needed to plug it in. The plug in is an adapter with a barrel end connecting to the vacuum. The charge port is covered by a silicone plug to keep the dirt out of the port. You can charge the battery by removing it from the vacuum(charge indicator is a small light on the end of the battery), or plugging it in attached to the vacuum (which gives you a nice display to view battery charge progress). The battery charges from empty between 2.5hours to 3hours. The battery life is broken down visually using three (3) power pips, each representing 33% battery life.This stick vacuum is easy to maintain. The debris bin opens with a single press of a button and you can empty the bin with one hand. The HEPA filter is accessible through the dustbin with a twist of the mechanism. The HEPA can be cleaned using the included brush for longevity of the filter. The filters look similar to those of another vacuum I have. If they are the same, you can rinse them and allow them to completely dry before re-using. This kit comes with four (4) HEPA filters, one of which is already installed. They are really easy to swap out when they are past their prime, or if you are cleaning the active filter.The kit also comes with an upholstery brush and crevice tool, which can be stored on the wall mounting bracket, which is also included. You do not need to mount the bracket, you can attach to the bottom pole section and use as 'onboard' storage. However, the mounting hardware is included to allow for wall mounting for convenient storage.All in all, this is an excellent lightweight stick vacuum for the price point. At the time of ordering, the price was $109.99, which is an excellent price for this type of vacuum. The overall quality is exceptional and the vacuum has performed very well over the course of my testing. The battery life is amazing and getting several uses from the vacuum before needing to charge is quite handy. This vacuum excels on hardwood and tile, and the suction cleans deep into tile grout. I really appreciate the articulating suction head and how it swivels with a slight twist of the wrist, and you can get under furniture obstacles by getting low to the ground. All the while, lighting the pathway of the vacuum. Having the ability to store the vacuum upright on its own, due to the locking mechanism on the head, is a welcome feature. No need to leaning up against anything to change attachments, or to empty the bin.I highly recommend this product on the basis of quality, value, power and suction, ease of use/maintenance, excellent battery life, and because it includes three (3) extra HEPA filters. Order with confidence.In the event that experiences change or evolve, updates may be made to this review to address such developments.

The media could not be loaded. First Impressions:The vacuum came packed in a nice compact box. It wasn't the typical brown box that a lot of items come in these days. It had good color, print and graphics on it typical of higher priced items from more mainstream brands. Upon opening the box all items were neatly bagged and slotted in foam to prevent any shipping damage. After unpacking each piece I can say that it's a mix of plastic and aluminum. Some pieces do look and feel very plasticky, like the accessories. Other pieces felt very good like the extendable wand, which feels like it is made of aluminum. The main vacuum unit looks appropriately sleek in a blue color, with a large information panel and a smoked see through waste container. It looks a lot like the older Dyson V7/V8 models.I looked over the instructions. They were good and covered most things you will need to know. There is also a quick start guide printed on the inside flap of the box, should you need. Note, if you register you can double the warranty from 1 to 2 years. You will need your Amazon order number to register.Item Descriptions:In the package you will receive:The main vacuum headExtendable wandBrush roll headCrevice toolBrush toolWall mount/accessory holderRechargeable battery,Charge adapter4 HEPA filters (of which one is installed).Playing around with the attachments, they all click in nicely and reassuringly, with the exception of the accessories holder/wall mount. There is one side that I could not click the crevice tool in. Thankfully the brush tool clicked in with some pressure. To remove accessories/wand you depress a button and the accessories pull away nicely. I do admit some of the items feel very plasticky and that's where you can tell the price point this vac falls in. Even though Dyson accessories are made of plastic as well, they somehow feel more substantial.The wand can extend with the push of a button, and can lock into several lengths. This is great for people of varying heights to find a comfortable position, or to be able to reach different areas.The brush roll has good motion left or right. It feels reasonably smooth, but not as smooth as a Dyson. The Dyson also has more range in the movement. Also note, the brush roll diameter is much less than the brush roll of a Dyson (see pictures attached). Even though the tool is about the same size the brush roll in the Dyson looks almost twice as wide, which I think performs better. The brush roll is super easy to remove in the Oraimo. Just push the plastic cover/tab on one end outward, and then lift the brush roll out (note the cover is attached to the brush roll so don't try to remove it!!). A brush tool is included to clean the brush roll.Going back to the accessory holder. You can mount this on the wall if you like. Screws and wall anchors are included. It can hold 2 accessories as well as the vacuum. Alternatively you can skip mounting it and just attach it to the wand stick. Now you can carry two accessories with the vac wherever you take it.The vac uses a removable battery. There is a little covered port where you can plug in the adapter. There is unfortunately no dock for the vac like the Dyson's. If you want to charge you will either have to plug the adapter into the battery at the vac or pop out the battery to take it to the adapter to charge. One oddity with the battery. The on/off and power level buttons are on the battery. This is a strange design and I have never seen any other vacuum have this. I would think this makes a replacement battery a bit more costly since there has to be extra circuitry and connectivity to the vacuum and battery. Anyway, there is a little LED to indicate charging state. Red flashing is charging and green is fully charged. Another oddity, after some time the battery LED goes off. So if you are charging and the LED is no longer lit, I guess it's charged.The waste bin is advertised as 1L. It looks smaller than the comparable Dyson. The filter takes up a large space inside the waste bin. This is a bit of an odd design too. Inside the metal filter (for larger particles) you will find the HEPA filter. To change out the HEPA filter you have to untwist the metal filter off. This is an unfortunate design as you will get your hand dirty whenever you need to change the filter as it's inside the waste bin. This differs from the Dyson where all the filters are accessible outside the waste bin! One nice touch though, you get 4 HEPA filters in total.Usage:Once you click in the battery and the accessory of choice, the vacuum is ready to go. Pressing the power button the vac defaults to the mid power level. The level is shown on the display screen as a ring. Pressing the fan icon button on the battery will put the vac in high mode. Pressing it again will put it into low. That's it for controls. I like that you don't have to hold down a trigger like on the Dyson. Just turn it on and go. I found on bare floors the mid level works just fine. I was able to pick up coffee grounds and Cheerios without any issues. There is enough of an opening on the brush roller to "eat" the cheerios without having to lift the vac. I did, however, find that I had to use high mode on the carpet. Even at high mode I found it didn't feel like it was working as well as the Dyson equivalent. The Dyson would leave a nicer pattern on the carpet so I believe it was agitating and getting down deeper (maybe because of the bigger brush roll). The Oraimo picked up stuff don't get me wrong, but just didn't feel it was getting in as deeply. The brush roll head also has a reasonably bright LED headlight, which is great to have.The brush roll head can pivot, tilt and lean. The range is good but, again, not quite up to the same range as a Dyson. A BIG bonus, with this head on, the Oraimo can stand up on its own! This is an awesome feature. Sometimes you need to stop vacuuming to pick something up, or answer a phone. With the Dyson you have to stop and lean it against something or lay it down on the floor. With the Oraimo you just stop and lock the head at a 90 degree position and walk away. There is even a little feet symbol on the brush roll head that tells you where to 'step" to then pull the vac backwards to release the lock. Nice touch.Not much to say about the other accessories. They do their jobs, although I do wish the brush attachment was shaped differently. Its, again, nice they attach right to the vac using the accessory holder, accessible at any time. Note, you can get a bare floor brush roll for the Dyson that is not available with the Oraimo. In general there are alot of third party accessories for the Dyson. You can get flexible hoses, dust brushes, and so on. With the Oraimo I don't really see other accessories available.Ok, back to more usage stuff. To empty the waste bin you press the lock release button and the bottom flap will open downward. The waste should all drop down. Like the Dyson, it's a bit of a pain to get a bag underneath due to the shape of the vacuum. Dropping it into a waste bin just kicks up a bunch of dust so I like to wrap a bag around the waste bin opening. I think this is the biggest con of all of these types of vacuums. They are super convenient but emptying then kinda sucks. But hey, the Oraimo is no better and no worse than the others.Lastly I do have a couple things to say about ergonomics. The Oraimo has a near circular pistol style grip. However, I find this very slippery, as it's small and smooth plastic. I wish it was shaped differently or had some molded rubber to make it less slippery and more comfortable. The Dyson is all smooth plastic too but it is more like an actual pistol grip, rounded, more rectangular shape. Noise-wise it can be a bit loud at the mid and high levels. It's got a real whine to it. Although, the brush roll on the bare floor is a lot quieter than the Dyson.Conclusion:Overall, I think the Oraimo is a great value! For just a bit over one hundred dollars (at time of review) you get a very capable stick vacuum. Is it as good as a Dyson? Not performance wise, but it does have some strengths over the Dyson, like the info screen, onboard attachment holder and removable battery. Are you paying anything close to what an entry level Dyson costs? No. So if you have a kid off to university residence, or have a small condo with bare floors, the Oraimo performs great and comes in at an affordable cost. Does it have some quirks? Yes, like having the controls on the battery, putting the HEPA filter inside the waste bin, and a slipper handle. Are these deal breakers? Not at all in my opinion. With the performance, and factoring the current price, I think it's a great value, hence the 5-star review. To boot you can get up to a two year warranty by registering. Again, I think it's a great value for the performance and all you get.

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This is a great cordless vacuum for the price. It has adequate suction for our laminate floors and battery lasts long enough to cover our 1100 sq. Ft apartment on the highest suction level.

This is a great vacuum that runs on a rechargeable battery and shares common design features with other similar products. It is modular with the handheld center piece handling the battery power, vacuuming, controls, and filters. There are 4 other pieces that connect to the main piece. they are basically 3 different brushing heads and a telescopic tube. Without the tube attached, the device functions as a small handheld vacuum, but of course the size and weight of the main piece would still be there.The most important of the three brush heads is the motorized brush. It has a motor that turns V-shaped brushes inside for better sweeping. Its connection joint can rotate and bend in different directions that makes it possible to reach different places at different angles. Last but not the least, it has LED lights that help a lot in seeing the dirt on the floor. We have a golden retriever, so the LED lights help us locate balls of fur hair quite easily. it also helps with the upright standing of the vacuum, something you cannot do with the other brush heads. The other two brush heads are a dust brush and a long crevice.I normally support using AC power in such devices to make sure you always have a good level of power, but of course, rechargeable batteries give you the freedom of going anywhere without changing the plugs to different outlets or wondering how far the cord will let you reach. It was naturally more practical with the batteries, but of course, they also limit the duration of use. I think these batteries were fine for a condo, but then again, if you use them often, you have to charge them often. They did not seem to miss out on power for now, and I hope they will keep working long enough with a single charge in the future too. The battery can be charged while it is on the device or it can be removed from the device and be charged by itself.The suction power looks good. You can run the vacuum in 3 different speed settings, but of course, the faster the speed, the faster the battery will run out.The dust bin is transparent, so you can see how much (and with what) it is filled. A single button opens the bottom lid of the bin for easy disposal, but you will have to do a cleaning of the filters in the bin area from time to time too. I like that this item comes with one installed and three spare filters.Overall we loved this vacuum. Its price was not available at the time of writing, but it seemed to be at $110 CAD at the time of ordering, and I think that is a great price. If you don't mind how long its battery can last, I think this is a good product that I fan recommend.