Comments on: Aspiron Cordless Handheld Vacuum, 15KPA Powerful Car Vacuum, Rechargeable, Charging Dock, Ergonomic Handle, 2-in-1 Crevice Tool, 1.8lb Portable Handheld Vacuum with 2-Speed for Car, Home, Gray

By: drlawrie

drlawrie — Tue, 07 Jan 2025 21:13:53 +0000

Nice little vac that really sucks!
I picked this up as a possible vac to use for quick pickups and cleaning the car between car wash and big vacs. It does a good job of picking up the dirt and debris from the floor mats. It even did a decent job of picking up some of the dog hair in the carpet in the back of our Ascent. Our dog’s hair really seems to thread into the carpet and this got about 1/3 of it out, which is much better than most vacs. And that was not even trying the attachments. I REALLY like the filter cup has a metal layer that protects the paper/fiber filter and makes it really nice to clean when I am done. The charge drained a bit while this was sitting in the garage not plugged in but was easily recharged. I like the 2 speeds and was a little confused at first with the battery charge lights as if they were indicating what speed was on. Just using it a few times quickly straightened me out on that though. Handy and good size. It’s worth 5 stars.

By: Larry K

Larry K — Tue, 07 Jan 2025 21:13:53 +0000

Good for small jobs
This light weight handheld vac/dustbuster is good for small jobs as the dustbin is very small. The low speed doesn’t seem necessary as there’s not much difference in suction/pickup. The angle held for it to work the best seems odd. It charges quickly and has nice attachments.

By: It Be Like That Sometimes...

It Be Like That Sometimes... — Tue, 07 Jan 2025 21:13:53 +0000

Great Little Vacuum!
You would think that by the size of this thing it wouldn’t be very strong. I was wrong to think that and my]Ours is great!! Primarily use it for the vehicles….it is powerful and has a good battery that charges quickly and stays charged. I’ve ran ours for over 45 mins .ire than a few times and it didn’t get weaker the closer it was to 0%. It had continuously equal suction the entire time. And as good as it is for you, it also makes a great gift!

By: Catzeye

Catzeye — Tue, 07 Jan 2025 21:13:53 +0000

Most impressive
I wasn’t sure how powerful the Aspirin cordless vacuum would be, but for the price, I thought I’d give it a try.For years, I’ve been using a Dirt Devil hand vacuum that has not been my favorite. But this one, hands down, just because just that.Why this one over a named brand? There’s a few reasons. One, the Aspiron holds a charge longer. I was able to clean a 4×6 rug on one charge and had enough power to do the aisle runner and the edges of the entire house. The name brand only lasted half the rug before it barely picked anything up.That will bring me to number two. The Aspiron has two speeds. The normal speed can certainly power enough strength to get through a quick pickup but that second speed is incredibly strong. And it didn’t knock the charge down at all by having it run at high for five minutes. I’m sure it could have gone longer but I had to turn it off because it filled up the cup. I’m shocked by how much it picked up.Which brings me up three. It comes with a HEPA filter that’s easy to clean, not a foam one like the other.And fourth, it has a sleek design and it’s base doesn’t need to be on the wall. It’s a self-supporting base with it’s own holder for its extras.I’m extremely impressed with this hand held vacuum.

By: Avery

Avery — Tue, 07 Jan 2025 21:13:53 +0000

Decent enough vacuum but the price point is a bit high
As a vacuum maker, Aspiron seems to be positioning itself in the budget vacuum cleaner market with most of their offerings in the $100 to $200 range for bagless machines. In this price range, you should probably expect a few years of life out of the machine before you have to replace it due to build quality.This particular machine comes in at a triple digit, $100 (plus tax) price tag which is +/- $10-$15 for competing handhelds that boast similar features and suction. If you go lower than this tier of handhelds, you’re giving features up such as attachments or power. If you go higher, you’re getting into the 3-1 stick vacuum territory, so I don’t think this product will go much higher than where it is now.Anyway, onto the machine itself. Out of the box you get a charger and charging cradle, the vacuum, and a 2-in-1 attachment that works as a crevice tool and a dusting brush for softer surfaces. The vacuum itself is reasonably well built and has good suction. During a basic cleanup of some stray dog hair I had laying around (plenty of that!) the vacuum performed well and the cyclone action within the bagless dust chamber did a pretty solid job at keeping everything moving and avoiding getting caught in any entry points to the dustbin. The cyclone action inside the dust bin did start to struggle a little bit, but that’s super common for these bagless style machines, even on bigger ones, and it wasn’t a big deal. I didnt notice a material impact on the suction so it was fine.As a core unit, the machine works well for what it’s supposed to do. It’s not too loud and easy to handle, and will tackle most debris out there like any handheld vacuum would.On another positive note, this vacuum is HEPA rates with a washable paper filter. More importantly, YOU CAN BUY NEW FILTERS. While Aspiron seems to be a very e-commerce brand to the point where I wonder if it’s actually a white label manufacturer, the ability to buy basic accessories is huge when comparing to some random no name label/brand that only sells the product as is. This will add some more life to your machine as long as its in good working order, where it doesn’t become a disposable product once you run through the parts that have a limited life span.Most of the negatives for this handheld, for me, revolve around the crevice tool/attachment. At this price point, there isn’t much of an excuse to have integrated tools into the handheld device. Most of the competitors at this price point either a) do that with solutions like slide out crevice tools or flip out dusting brushes, or b) have additional feature sets beyond this like more attachments for different surfaces, or even flex hoses. Is this the biggest deal in the world? No. Is it something competitors are figuring out? Yes. While I think the performance of this machine rivals others in the space, its things like that which set each device apart and spur purchasing decisions. Why pay $100 for this when another brand that has more name recognition is at the same price, with a similar design, with more features?Overall this is a really solid machine, but as it currently stands I think $100 is a bit high and would prefer to see it drop down to something more in the range of $80. Still, I don’t think you’ll be disappointed if you do get it.

By: E

Tue, 07 Jan 2025 21:13:53 +0000

Compact and efficient
The cordless vacuum is 21.5 in long. It is a compact version. The vacuum uses a stainless cup to filter larger particles, and uses a HEPA filter to block small dust. You can charge the vacuum via a charging dock or directly charge the vacuum via a charging wire. The vacuum works efficiently, at two speeds. The vacuum sound is noticeable though.

By: JudoNinja

JudoNinja — Tue, 07 Jan 2025 21:13:53 +0000

Great little vacuum
Great little vacuum. Works easily and has a decently long battery life. Works well to pick up dust and crumbs. Decently lightweight and not super noisy. Good for kids to help vacuum. Easy to charge and a good value for the money.