Comments on: Hoover ONEPWR Evolve Pet Elite Cordless Vacuum Cleaner, Lightweight Stick Vac, Small Upright Vacuum Cleaner, Ideal for Pet Hair, XL Dirt Cup Capacity, Cordless Vacuum Cleaners for Home Use

By: Online Buyer

Online Buyer — Thu, 02 Jan 2025 02:23:01 +0000

I GOT A LEMON
First of all, I have owned 2 Hoover Linx vacs. I bought one in ’15 and one in ’16. Understandably, one of them died but I do still have the one. Eight years is spectacular for a battery powered vac. I searched and searched for the Linx which is no longer available. I imagine this is the upgraded version of the Linx. When I took it out of the box, the instructions said to push the handle into the vac opening and push down till it clicks. I pushed as hard as I could but never did hear a clicking sound but I thought as hard as I pushed, it should be ok. I also charged the battery. When I tried to turn the vac on, it would not come on, despite trying several things. I googled for trouble shooting but never really found anything. Customer service is only available M-F, 9-3, despite saying 9-6 on the instruction sheet. Also, the instructions said there are “no serviceable parts” to this vac. Hmmmmm. After all that, I thought, this thing is going back. We had to figure out how to get the handle back out of the vac. To do that, there is a small hole in which you place a small screwdriver. Pushing into that hole releases the handle. Once we did this, it must have “seated” the handle so it worked! I was very happy about that UNTIL I went to turn it off. It would not turn off despite pressing the on/off button numerous times. I had to remove the battery to shut it off. By this time, I am totally burned out from fooling with it and have decided to send it back. I’ll look for something else. The Hoover Linx is the best stick vac ever made, imo. It worked like a charm and the filtration system was very easy to disassemble. After every few uses, I’d take very everything apart and wash it. I see many people happy with this model, but it did not work for me.

By: Pierre-Luc Lacasse

Pierre-Luc Lacasse — Thu, 02 Jan 2025 02:23:01 +0000

vert good

By: Jubilosa

Jubilosa — Thu, 02 Jan 2025 02:23:01 +0000

Me gustÃ³ que es inalÃ¡mbrica!Es muy manejable y ligera.

By: Lori

Lori — Thu, 02 Jan 2025 02:23:01 +0000

I have four different vacuums and this is by far my favourite. It is light weight, maneuvers well, holds a lot of dust and dirt, empties easily (no bags) and picks up my dogs hair well. That said, his hair is long so I do untangle it from the brush bar whenever I dump the vacuum, but thatâs to be expected and is the same with other brush bar vacuums.I find the charge lasts long enough for me to do a quick vacuum on two floors. The battery charges fast and pops in and out easily. It picks up on hardwood and my low pile carpet well. That said this doesnât have the heavy duty carpet cleaning suction of larger plugin vacuums but will still pick up quite a lot is sand, dog hair, dirt and Cheerios. Iâm very happy with this purchase.

By: SpanishTeacher-Olga

SpanishTeacher-Olga — Thu, 02 Jan 2025 02:23:01 +0000

This product is amazing. I had so many hoovers but never remove cat’s hair properly. This one after hoover the carpets looks like they been cleaned by professionals. The amount of hair, dust and other debry is amazing. You maybe need to clean with water to clean all the sticky dust. It also save me so much time because is so powerful and easy to manouver. I will buy it again as my cats have now very clean free hair carpets and good for me when I do workouts without hair.

By: Keazah

Keazah — Thu, 02 Jan 2025 02:23:01 +0000

I was really excited to get a new vacuum because our previous one (same brand) has lasted for over 8 years! (Yes, it is still operational but we need a 2nd one)2nd time we used it the roller stopped rolling and then the whole thing stopped vacuuming- a âwarningâ light would flash when turned on, but nothing else happened. We got it replaced with a new one in May 2024â¦ so a little over 4 months and now 3 out of 5 times we try to use it the roller stops and the little warming light comes on again.I donât really have time to see whatâs up with it every time I want to vacuum. I expect my vacuum to be ready for use when I need it and this is just frustrating and annoying

By: David

David — Thu, 02 Jan 2025 02:23:00 +0000

Does One Thing and Does it Well
My first cordless vacuum was a Hoover Linx. It was a nifty little vacuum that was easy to grab to do a quick cleanup. I could give the whole condo a quick touchup without emptying the dust cup. I especially liked the removable battery that could be charged discretely. No need to have the vacuum standing out in the open next to an outlet to charge. I also have a full size Dyson, but sometimes you just don’t need the big guns. Plus I have a lady that comes to clean every other week.After six years of service, the bottom floor piece broke off the upright. Apparently, that was the Linx’s weakness. I was ready to order another one, but it was discontinued. I ended up with one of those multifunction Dyson lookalikes, because it had a removable battery. Among its multifunctions, it did nothing well. It wouldn’t touch my German Shepherd’s hair. I have a nice hand vac, so I didn’t need that. When I vacuumed, all the extra tools kept falling off the handle, until I ended up throwing them out. I couldn’t even finish one room without having to stop and empty the tiny dust cup. The center of gravity, motor and battery, was up at the handle making it awkward and when you’re old, a bit tiring to handle. I finally had enough, and sent it to that great broom closet in the sky.This time, I ordered the Hoover Evolve Pet Elite and I’ve been very happy with it. It has everything I like, removable battery for charging, large dust cup, low center of gravity so the floor carries most of the weight, nimble and easy to grab for touchups. It’s like my good old Linx only better and more powerful. This one even gets the dog hair off the Persians.And I have learned a lesson. Having a tool that does one thing well can be better than one that does several things poorly.

By: Al-B-Honest

Al-B-Honest — Thu, 02 Jan 2025 02:23:00 +0000

Good ol HOOVER!
We already own a Dyson V15 detect, BUT we have always had a second vacuum for quick fast clean ups. We had the prior model…now I can’t think of the name…but after many years it died and is no longer made. I grew up with HOOVER vacuums so for me it’s almost a sentimental thing too 🙂 This vacuum works GREAT overall. I had seen many reviews even videos where the brush would stop if you end up going over different length carpet?.. We have had zero issues with the brush stopping be it over plush, short…or even a nice wool area rug. Brush has zero issues, and it does NOT collect hair! I wanted this Hoover mostly because it was one of the few vacuums where you can just use the suction, and turn the brush OFF over say…wood flooring. In the end…We ended up not using that feature as the brush doesn’t scratch OUR wood or vinyl floors….just use the brush on low to medium power. Two things I am not thrilled about. One is the head is not really suitable for stairs. It seems connected only by plastic tubing. I did see reviews where that tubing ripped…and I would imagine if you constantly pick up this vacuum and let the heavy head part just be suspended by the plastic tubing, over tome that COULD be a weak point. Second gripe is the battery. It is NOT bad…but for such a a large looking kinda heavy battery, battery life is not GREAT but it is pretty good. We like the machine has lights as you vacuum, like that it can stand up without leaning it or using some sort of mount like the Dyson. Overall it’s a very NICE vacuum…esp if maybe just suing it more for quicker clean-ups or you don’t have OCD and need every millimeter cleaned. The Dyson V15 is perhaps in a diff class, but it’s also very heavy and a bit of a pain to use, and twice the price…..so GO Hoover!