Levoit Cordless Vacuum Cleaner, Anti-Tangle for Pet Hair, Up to 50 Minutes

I think a lot of us secretly want a Dyson stick vacuum at this point, or actually we’ve been conditioned to think that everyone has one and every house needs one. Somewhere along the line, vacuums, hair dryers, coolers, and water bottles became status symbols, which still feels a little absurd to me. I just could not justify spending $600–800 on a stick vacuum. I was looking for a lightweight stick vacuum mostly because lugging out my trusted upright Miele several times a week is a pain, and I wanted something easy enough that everyone in the family, including the kids, would actually use it daily to keep the house tidier. People old enough to remember the dark ages of battery-operated vacuums before Dyson changed the game will understand my skepticism. Every thrift store and garage sale had piles of those sad little “futuristic” cordless vacuums that worked for about three months before losing suction, refusing to hold a charge, and ending up abandoned in a corner somewhere. What made me comfortable trying this one was honestly the brand. I’ve had Levoit air purifiers for years and they’ve been reliable, quality products. In a world flooded with endless identical-looking electronics from random unrecognizable brands, that mattered to me. So, the actual review: this vacuum is pretty darn good. No, it does not have the ultra-precise “German-engineered spaceship” feel of a Dyson. The tolerances and fit aren’t at that level. It also does that awkward “sort of stands on its own but also looks like it may topple over at any moment” thing, which I hate. The charging setup is also a little clunky. It’s basically just a cord plugging directly into the body instead of a nice charging dock. There is a wall hook included for the vacuum itself. We ended up adding a little hook on the wall next to it to hold the cord in place when the vacuum is being used. A proper charging base would make this feel dramatically more premium. BUT. The suction is genuinely strong. The battery life has been great. It’s lightweight, easy to empty, easy to clean, and after more than a year of daily use, it’s still working perfectly. That alone has impressed me. It has clogged once, and I initially thought it was broken. I contacted customer service and they were excellent. Fast, responsive, wanted a video of the issue, and while troubleshooting I discovered the clog in the base and realized the vacuum itself was completely fine. They still followed up twice afterward to make sure everything was working correctly. That level of customer service is increasingly rare and appreciated. So my long-winded conclusion is this: not all of us need a Dyson. I know they’ve become the default “aspirational household object,” but for $150 this thing has been an excellent purchase and genuinely useful in everyday life. I’m perfectly happy with my Levoit vacuum... and I’ll stick with my Igloo cooler too.

Reason for Buying: I mostly chose this cordless vacuum due to the good reviews on Amazon, the high suction power (it's awesome!) and the larger dirt collection cup. With pets, I absolutely need that so I'm not emptying the cup as often. For the price point, this is a very good vacuum and scored very high for my needs. Good Solid Design: I thought I wouldn't like the top-heavy design of it, but that hasn't been a big deal to get used to. It really isn't that heavy at all and I'm a petite 5'2" woman. In fact, the great benefits of this design are that I can get under my furniture without having to move the pieces in order to vacuum there. In addition, I love that it is NOT a bristle broom but a rubber roller. I never owned one like that but it works fantastically at picking up everything big and small. So, no more cutting off the pet hair wound around the roller brush for me. Finally! This type of roller has stayed clean even after a few weeks of use. One part that caught me off guard at first was emptying the dirt cup. The pet hair wouldn't fall out, but I quickly learned that you pull the inner piece out first, then empty it. No hands really touching the dirt. Now, if I had actually read the instructions, I would have learned that immediately. ha! If you're like me with instructions - now you know. The only very minor cons were: 1) Even though you can stand the vacuum up, it still is slightly top heavy and could be knocked over more easily than a traditional vacuum. But it stands up none-the-less and I'm able to stop and come back to it, and put it away in the closet that way. There is an option to use the attached hanger it came with, but I didn't need that. 2) The second minor con is there isn't a place on the unit or on the vacuum hanger to store the attachment tools, so everything would be all together. However, that may also add to the weight, so that may be by design. Again, minor cons I'll mention in case that's something more important for you. A bonus I wasn't expecting is the light, as it wasn't something I cared about, but it really helps me see the dirt, especially under furniture and in darker corners. Now, I almost feel this is a must-have in vacuums. Another feature I didn't think about at the time of purchase is that the battery is separate from the rest of the unit. I can charge it and not have to store my vacuum next to an outlet. My previous vacuum couldn't be stored in our closet since the battery was part of the overall unit, so I needed to store it by a nearby outlet to charge it. Overall, I am very happy with this purchase, believe that it will last a long time by the way it's made, and am absolutely thrilled about the low maintenance and great suction performance. My carpets, hardwoods and tile floors can look great in a cordless jiffy. Highly recommend.

I bought this mainly to keep up with the constant mess that comes with having bunnies, and I’ve been very impressed. Between bunny hair, stray pieces of hay, pellets and the little bits that end up around their area, I’m vacuuming constantly. This makes it so much easier. It’s lightweight and cordless, so I can quickly grab it and clean around the bunny area without dragging out a full-size vacuum. It does a great job picking up both fine bunny hair and pieces of hay, which was especially important to me. I’ve also been impressed with the anti-tangle brush because pet hair can be a nightmare with some vacuums. The suction is strong for a cordless vacuum, it’s easy to maneuver around furniture and pet areas, and the dust bin is simple to empty. I find myself reaching for this vacuum all the time because it makes those quick daily cleanups so convenient. If you have rabbits or other pets that shed and make a mess with hay, this is definitely worth considering. So far, I’m extremely happy with it and would purchase it again.

We just replaced most of our flooring to LVP and wanted a lightweight vacuum to be able to get the doggie tumbleweeds we have from our 2 golden retrievers. Ive been horrified to realize after no longer having carpet how quickly it accumulates and so we needed a solution stat. The things I love: It was very easy to put together, super easy to empty once full, the battery lasts no problem through one cleaning and then I immediately charge after use. Its super lightweight, goes well under furniture and the light on the front is super helpful. I like how the charger is on the detachable battery itself so I can charge just the battery and have the vacuume put away. Powerful enough to get all the leaves, dirt and dog hair and the rotating bar removes super easily if needed. It also stays upright on its own which is super nice, no need to lean it against a wall or furniture if you need to pause. The major flaw: Im glad I didnt really need this vacuume for the handheld attachments because they are basically useless. Once the vacuume attachment is removed the seal on the handheld pieces are hot trash and there is hardly any suction. So I need to switch to my large clumsy vacuume for my couches and fans. It would be horrible for a car. That being said I still really love this vacuume because it works great for what I need it for primarily which is a quick clean with an easy to manuever nonclunky vacuume and the pros far far outweigh the cons for me. This is coming from someone who has had MANY vacuumes over the years...

Guys, this vacuum is a total rip off. For the $200 price tag, this thing is a JOKE. My mom bought this and was happy with it, but she has no idea what a rip off it is. There are two specs (specifications) you want to look for when purchasing a vacuum: watts, and kpa. Watts is the amount of power it consumes, and kpa is the amount of suction force it can generate. They are not directly proportional, but they are related in the sense that more power consumption (watts) will typically give you more suction force (kpa). So what does that mean for this vacuum? The lvac-200 model of this vacuum is only a 180w vacuum. In the context of what wattage and kpa other vacuums are making, that’s a JOKE! They don’t even advertise the kpa, because at that wattage rating it’s probably next to nothing. If you look at other cordless vacuums, they are rated as high as 800w and 60kpa, which is a respectable rating given that expensive corded vacuums are typically pulling around 1,100w. You’ll rarely, if ever, get the same ratings as a corded vacuum from a battery powered cordless one, but 800w is pretty close, and the best I’ve found so far. PLEASE stop googling things like “best cordless vacuums” when you’re making decisions as to what you want to buy. There’s an article that pops up that lists this vacuum as their first choice, and guys, this thing is a JOKE! Do you know why the article listed this first? Because this company paid them to! There’s even a direct link in the article that leads to this Amazon product page so you can purchase this vacuum. And do you know why this vacuum is near the top of the search results when you search for cordless vacuums on Amazon? Because this company pays Amazon to put their product at the top of the search results! That is NOT my “conspiracy theory” or anything like that. That IS how this works, and that’s why most products at the top of the Amazon search results says “sponsored” next to them: because they’re paying to have their product near the top. Now all that said, how is the company paying for all of this advertising? By charging YOU $200 for this JOKE of a vacuum cleaner!! PLEASE catch on that the philosophy of these companies is that as long as you see their product first, that’s the one you’ll buy, so they pay a ton of money to advertise it so that you’ll see it and buy it, and they pass the cost of that advertising on to you in the price of the product you’re buying. That’s why this piece of GARBAGE costs $200: because it’s a $50 vacuum cleaner with $150 of advertising costs stacked on top! In summary, I returned this junk on my mom’s behalf, and I ordered her a new cordless that comes with 2 batteries, pulls 800w, and suctions with 60kpa. It’s more than double what this vacuum is, and it was about $40 less than this one. I hope anyone reading this WAKES. UP. and stops throwing their money away on garbage. Have a little self respect! Why do you allow these companies to sell you junk at an exorbitant price? When making any purchase decision, stop relying on a third party review, and instead learn the specs that are relevant to what you’re purchasing (watts and kpa), find products that meet those specs (800 watts and 60kpa) and then pick the one that has the better features (like extra attachments or two batteries, for example). THAT is how you make a good decision and get your moneys worth. THIS piece of garbage is a prime example of the power of an effective purchase funnel, and that’s ALL this is: effective advertising! I hope this helps someone make informed decisions and get their moneys worth out of their products in the future.

We loved our Dyson stick vacuum UNTIL the battery got to where it wouldn’t last very long. The battery continued to diminish its run time and eventually got to where it would only run about 3 minutes between charges. The battery on the Dyson is changeable but it’s not designed to be easily changed. In fact I’m not even sure if Dyson even officially makes a replacement battery. I ended up finding a third party replacement battery on-line and hoped that would fix our short run time. It took some doing to figure out how to change the battery for the new one I bought. The new battery helped extend run time a short while but the run time was still too short to finish one room. Then the Dyson started to “surge” on and off. Once again on YouTube to find out how and why it was doing this and how to fix it. YouTube said clean a particular filter that is in the vacuum. I did this and it worked for about 10 minutes then started surging on and off again and the battery would not last enough to finish one room. We finally gave up on the Dyson and started looking for a different stick vacuum to replace the dying Dyson. That said I started an online search for stick vacuums and reviews of them. After my research I decided on this LEVOIT cordless stick vacuum. We definitely wanted cordless battery operated. We also wanted to be able to replace the battery easily if needed. When ordering things online you just never know if what you bought will be any good. Now that we’ve had our new LEVOIT and been able to use it a little while I’m pleased to say we are happy with our purchase of this unit. I honestly think it is everything I think the Dyson should have been. Assembling the vacuum out of the box is as easy as it comes. Here are the things that I think most of you and we would like about this vacuum: LIKES: -Easily replaceable battery. Push a button to release the battery. The battery also has a 3light charge indicator displaying level of battery charge. The battery can be charged while attached or unattached to the vacuum. If you want to store the vacuum where there is no electrical power for recharging, you can detach the battery and charge it elsewhere. -In our case the fully charged battery lasts long enough for us to do at least three rooms. We could barely get 1/2 a room done before the Dyson would conk out. In fact, the LEVOIT battery has lasted longer than we need it too. We finish the 3 rooms and the LEVOIT still has plenty of charge to keep going. As a note, we have hardwood floors and the beater bar is gentle on our floor finish leaving no scratches. Believe me we tested it out the first time on the floor to make sure it wouldn’t damage the floor. -The vacuum will stand upright on its own. (unlike the Dyson) -The LEVOIT has three suction speeds to choose from. As has been mentioned in previous reviews, the three speeds do not have a light indicator to tell you what speed you are in but you can easily hear the difference in speeds as you depress the speed change button so I haven’t seen this as an inconvenience. -The amount of vacuumed up debris/dust is easy to see in the clear plastic debris/dust catch bin. The catch bin is very easily detachable for emptying with the push of a button. -Unlike our old Dyson the LEVOIT beater bar head has an LED headlight. This wasn’t really a particular selling point for us until we got it and actually started using it. Not sure if this would be an advantage if vacuuming carpeted floors but as I mentioned we bought this to do our hardwood floors. We’ve found the little LED light really illuminates the fine little stuff on the floor that we generally wouldn’t see. This helps us to ensure that we get all the little stuff sucked up. -It is just as maneuverable as our old DYSON -The vacuum (motor and debris/dust bin) can be detached from the “stick and beater bar head” and the included attachments can be used to vacuum tight nooks and crannies. We use this feature to vacuum our hardwood stair steps. -Much less expensive than the comparable DYSON DISLIKES: -Really none. This LEVOIT corrects all the problems and dislikes we had on our old DYSON. -The LEVOIT is a little bit heavier than our old DYSON but only slightly and we really don’t notice the difference in weight when using it.

My Dyson ball needed replacing after almost 10 years and so while researching vacuums I came across this Levoit stick vac. I’ve never had a stick vac before nor a rechargeable vacuum. I decided to try it out as it only weighs 3.2# and I have had a recent upper body surgery where I cannot lift more than 10# for 6 weeks. I vacuum 2-3 times a week as I have 2 kids, a husband, a dog and a cat and two cannot stand a dirty floor! I am so completely impressed with this vacuum I felt compelled to write this review. Now honestly, I have found that I prefer a larger plug in vacuum so I have ordered another for my normal cleaning HOWEVER, this stick vac is awesome and I had send it multiple times thus far. I describe it as way stronger than a Dustbuster (and easier to use) but less strong than my previous Dyson. It’s incredible though for its light weight. It easily goes under my dressers and picks up things incredibly well. I have had no trouble at all post surgery using this and it makes me feel accomplished that I can still do some things around the house without jeopardizing my recovery. I have even ordered a 2nd one of these for my downstairs area. I really love this vac, it is very easy to empty the dust bin and put together initially. PS it even sucks up dog food!! This is big because my dog makes a mess and even my Dyson did not pick up the random food bits without taking the hose portion out-this little guy sucks it all right up!!!

I use it mainly in a seasonal home I clean 1x/wk, which is a massive farmhouse on an unpaved road -- hardwoods and tile throughout with massive old school woven wool area rugs in most of the rooms that are gorgeous, delicate and in near pristine condition for their age. It would cost me an ivy league education to replace them. And, they all have fringe *ugh*. It's lightweight cleaning, most dust due to its location. No pet hair. My home is another story. There are no adults living here. But, there are 2 full time shedding pets with regular usurpers who apparently live in barns when otherwise not visiting. What irks me & compelled me to write a review: 1. The accessories are poorly designed, especially the dusting tool & crevice tool, which they combined into one. It makes using the crevice tool nearly impossible to use for its intended purpose -- to get deep down into tight spaces. And the dusting tool is so far out, there is no suction. It just collects the cobwebs and the brush head wipes the dust. No vac assist. *Designed by a man* Still, I use the dusting tool along the edges off the flooring and one the wood slat blinds. 2. The suction is disappointing -- ok, its so below average, it verges on frustrating, even for a relatively inexpensive vac at this one's $150 price point. (I have the 200 Model, I cannot speak on the 300 Model). The range from low to high is negligible on suction power, but it gets louder so you think you are accomplishing something. 3. Pulling the base (floor attachment) from the hand unit to use the accessories is a major pain in the keester and results in a minor injury 40% of the time. I have a feeling of dread just thinking about it. This is in fact, my #1 gripe with this unit. 4. It is also really easy to push the wrong button and have the cannister fall down onto your bare toes. That was fun. 5. The battery takes a really long time to recharge -- like half a day. Why I use it all the time ... *my hypocrisy* 1. IT HAS A LIGHT!! For the life of me, I do not know why a light is not absolutely mandatory on every vacuum in the land. Honestly, what are we doing? 2. The vac lasts 30min longer than my fave stick vac, the Samsung Jet 70. I love that stick vac, but on high, it only last about 15 min. Alas, my fave vac does not have a light. 3. I (foolishly) have a couple of washable rugs in my office and the spare bedroom. (I have a whole diatribe about Capitalism and the worthlessness and rip off of machine washable area rugs. WhoTF is putting an 8x10 rug in a washing machine? But, I digress ... ) This is the only brush vac that will vacuum these rugs -- not well, but will get minor debris off the top. My Sebo Dart sucks too hard on the flimsy carpet (even with the brush off) it thinks its jammed all the time and the Jet 70 also pulls too hard on the material, it it just moves the fine pet hair like a lint brush, but because the material is so thin, the brush head cannot roll to pick it up. 4. This vac is also the best one for the fringe edges and top of the more delicate wool area rugs -- picks up minor debris and the vac is weak enough that the I can "comb" the fringe with the brush roller without damaging either. It also does not damage the carpet itself due to its lack of suction. 5. The battery does not require a charging dock, so I can remove the battery and just plug that in anywhere. I've found this to be enormously convenient. The replacement battery is also super affordable. All in all, I give it a 5/10 -- it's overpriced, but I've found a niche use for it, so I use it all the time. Terrible for pet hair, not great for standard carpets, ignores anything larder than dust, but for the extreme ends of area rugs, its working for me. I only use it on the hardwoods because it transports so easily and has a light -- I would use literally anything else, but I refuse to carry multiple vacs. I do not use it on stairs -- my patience is already minimal. I will add, because we all know the brand, this vac is still 1000% better than any DirtDevil, ever.

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1er punto⚫️ La aspiradora es “buena “ pero no “excelente “ pasan algunos detalles que en realidad me incomodan un poco, para empezar cuando estoy aspirando, aspira, y luego de alguna manera vuelve a expulsar eso que ya se supone que aspiró, y no hay nada más que me moleste que eso, es como que wey! Si ya lo aspiraste, ¿por qué me lo regresas? 😡 2do punto ⚫️ duré cinco años con mi aspiradora anterior, era una aspiradora común, como dicen, ni muy muy ni tan tan, pero sinceramente era una maravilla, aguantó tanta carrilla y la amaba porque además la compré a un bajo costo ( aquí mismo en Amazon) y lo que más me gustaba es que era muy ligera, si lo que quieres es algo ligero con esta aspiradora no lo obtendrás, me considero muy débil porque no hago nada de ejercicio y no me alimento bien y la aspiradora se me hace extremadamente pesada, mi casa no es una mansión, pero aún así con dos recámaras, sala, cocina, me deja el brazo, todo cansado, en realidad a mí en lo personal me parece muy muy pesada, así que contemplen eso que van a tener que ponerse en modo fuertes para poder maniobrarla ya que ligera no es 🥲. 3er punto ⚫️ hace un ruido que parece que encendiste un tractor. Ja ja ja, yo acostumbro a hacer el aseo muy temprano por la mañana, digamos entre 6, 7 de la mañana y como vivo en condominios, hoy me da vergüenza encenderla porque es un ruido que obviamente se va a escuchar y despertar a mis vecinos, sinceramente no entiendo cómo habiendo tanta tecnología no la hicieron de una manera un poquito mas silenciosa caray, incluso a mí me molesta tanto el ruido que me tengo que poner mis AirPods mientras aspiro porque no soporto el ruido. 4to punto ⚫️ la base del área que aspira es bastante tosca y ancha. Entonces en las superficies y áreas que yo acostumbrada meter mi aspiradora anterior para limpiar, Ahora ya no puedo, por ejemplo, en el área de debajo del refrigerador o de mi sofá, simplemente es imposible porque no me fijé al comprarla o mejor dicho no me imaginé que fuera a hacer tan ancha, esto lo digo con mucho dolor porque extraño tanto mi aspiradora anterior tan ligera y que cabía en todos lados 🥲 ✅ puntos a favor: 🟢 la aspiradora, pues es bonita y se ve moderna. 🟢 es muy fácil, retirar el filtro para sacar la basura que aspiraste. 🟢 la carga, no me puedo quejar, si le dura demasiado. Pd. Siempre extrañaré a mi gran aspiradora barata que me duró cinco años y fue mi gran compañera de limpieza, les pido un minuto de silencio por ella.😌

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