Bissell ICONPet Turbo Vacuum with Powerful Turbo Boost Suction, Tangle Free Brush Roll, & Parking Break, LED Crevice + Dusting Brush Tool, LED Motorized TurboBrush Tool, Plus a Wall Mount

Really sucks!!
I had another brand of a stick vacuum and it was driving me crazy not being able to vacuum the whole house before it died. This one lasts longer and has a real rug rotating head that does a better job!

Updated August 2020 – avoid this vacuum as it doesn’t last…
Updated – Aug 2020I cannot recommend this vacuum anymore. It has too many issues with debris becoming clogged at the transitions between the components and just doesn’t work good enough after 10 months of ownership.Vacuum developed an ever growing tear in the vacuum tube at the head causing most debris to get stuck there and preventing the rest of the vacuum from working. This was caused by NORMAL wear and tear in less than one year. I don’t vacuum up glass or rocks – just pet hair and regular stuff. It is a the floppy head and it gets pressure put on it from moving the vacuum, but it really should last longer for the price.The vacuum itself is not easily cleaned and needs to be disassembled to get into all the nooks and crannies, but you’ll end up spending more time cleaning your vacuum than vacuuming.Quite good if you have pets/doggos with longer hair.We have a border collie who sheds a bit, and tracks the outside dirt into the house.PROSRoller brush doesn’t get clogged with pet hair. This is mostly due to how thick the brush roller is – our border collie dog hair will not wrap all the way around so it passes freely into the collecting chamber.Cordless and decent battery life – we can get most of the house swept up with one charge on full power.You can empty the canister without having to remove parts of the vacuum (this is an issue with the shark models).The bright LED headlights – I thought this was a throwback gimmick. But it functions so well – especially on hardwood. You can easily see where you need to vacuum, and where you have. You could easily vacuum in the dark, without power. It’s almost fun to vacuum seeing how much visibly cleaner the floor is.CONSWill not stand on it’s own, and falls on the ground while leaning.Fumbly and unsatisfying canister removal process. Sometimes it is easy, sometimes it is difficult. Not many markings to show button release, or portray information. It feels unweildly and cumbersome – you need to make sure you put the vacuum in a corner of a room or counter, because it will slide and fall.Clunky charging cord and a bit more space is required to store it, charge it, and access it. And if you don’t want to drill holes in the wall for the wall hanging option – you will have to get used to the ‘charging lean’…Fairly heavy – it can feel like you are shoveling snow if you go against the carpet grain.Not sure how fancy wood floors would hold up to the stiff brush, might scratch it, but if you can afford fancy floors you can probably afford a fancier Dyson vacuum.Will post updates as we use it more or if components fail. (Which they have)Collection squeegee on the canister is a blessing and a curse. On one hand, it clears off a lot of the dust and other crap that might clog the metal filter. But unfortunately hair has ended up under the rubber squeegee gasket and I don’t see a way to clean that other than pulling hairs out one at a time (usually breaking them and then they end up under the squeegee forever), or getting a new canister.The tube connecting the head to the handle is Triangular. I don’t know why – and I don’t know why the back portion has the tip of the triangle – providing much less friction as it only connects to the resting surface in a tiny way. This make sit so you cannot rest it on anything with out it sliding and falling. I don’t know why designers did not rotate the tube so it is flat on the back and it has more friction with a surface – or a rubber backing to help with this sliding problem?NotesI was hesitant because so many of the reviews were these “Vine Reviews” where they get the vacuum for free. Too many were positive and I do not trust that sort of marketing. This is why I am writing my own review – so others know real people purchased this product with their real money and I was happy enough with my purchase to rate this vacuum with a positive review.It was Purchased for $299 – and I feel at that price it was very much worth the price. For the $399 price – it seems a little underwhelming. I am mostly concerned about such a large price discrepancy for no reason listed (supply and demand, a sale, holiday pricing, etc). A product randomly fluctuates in price by $100 is crazy to me. That on top of how many versions there are now is a real bummer.We also tried the Shark X40 DuoClean cordless model, but it did not work well with long pet hair, it wrapped around the rolling brush and got stuck everywhere. We returned that and then tried this Bissell ICON and are much more happy with this Bissell.

Great lightweight suction power
This is exactly what I wanted. Between, me, my sheltie, and my cat, there is a lot of hair in my house. Robovacuum helps with in between cleanings but I wanted to be able to get the hard to reach areas. ICONPet has amazing suction power, is lightweight and long which makes it much easier to walk around with it and switch to a smaller brush when cleaning upholstery or edges.

Good overall to do minor to mid cleanup, convenient to have. Battery last quite a while.

It look good and work fine for 3-months, however in the past few days it quit on me. I went to authorize dealer and repair shop and was told that electronic components is toasted and there is nothing they could do about. Poor quality stay away from this brand!