Oraimo Cordless Vacuum Cleaner, 45 Mins Max Runtime, Stick Vacuum 270W/ 24Kpa, LED Display with Battery Indicator, 3 Power Suction, Self-Standing, Anti-entangle Floor Brush (Grey)

BEST PURCHASE EVER!
I bought this as a birthday present to myself. I have a 6 year old and an 18 month old so when I tell you I have to use it everyday and multiple times a day I mean it. I no longer sweep which is what I was looking for. This thing is amazing. It has three settings for suction, it’s so easy to take apart and put together, and it’s super lightweight! The battery life isn’t the best but it’s because it’s such a small vacuum with a small motor, so it makes sense. Also it came with a year warranty and three HEPA filters. This vacuum will also let you know if there is something clogging the brush or the airway, and if there isn’t a filter put in. I love this vacuum!

Not a bad stick vacuum
I’ve been using a plug-in type electric broom for the last few years and it worked okay but the cord was not long enough and I had to always unplug and replug in different rooms. Suction could have been better too. I decided to give this one a try as it just arrived. Wanted a Dyson but way too expensive. Most reviews here have been very positive which influenced my decision. It was very well packed and simple to understand but have to get used to charging it up. I have a smaller 1 story home with no carpeting and mainly laminate floors. I have a sweet lil cat that sheds way too much and I’m always dealing with her fur all over, darn it! So my first attempt to use this vacuum was surprising as I really like the led lights in front as it shows all the dirt and fur. I tried vacuuming my fabric furniture with the attachment and it failed to get her fur up even at the high speed which was a disappointment. I also have an older plug-in upright Dyson and it’s the only thing that works. The suction with this product is okay but not as good. I then tried cleaning all my floors at the middle speed and it seemed to work pretty well so I’m going to keep it. I wish the battery lasted a little longer. Too bad you can’t buy a second battery anywhere which is a negative. I also would like to be able to mount everything on the wall near an outlet and not have to plug it in everytime. Oh well… you get what you pay for!Later update: I tried to purchase a second battery here on Amazon and it was never in-stock until today! I just ordered and this will make cleaning my floors much easier and quicker.

Works decently but I’m not sure the price tag matches
Okay I had this for a day. My apartment is like 600 sq feet. We haven’t vacuumed in a year cause I never had one but now I do so I let this sucker charge up and went to town. I did all my rooms, it was okay with some shaggy loose carpet but my fluffy dense bath mats did not do well it got stuck. I’m having weird things where when I’m moving the machine around and it will like shut off? Like the light stopped working and it turned off. Then I just put it back up right and turned it back on and it was fine. Battery level is just terrible unfortunately it doesn’t even get 50 minutes it was 15 mins on the highest setting and my small apartment and it just died. I guess since it was my first round of a very dusty house I don’t know if I’ll do anymore vacuuming than this but yeah idk I’m a little sad about it cause I was hoping it would be better but it’s okay it’s just for my own personal use. I wish this were just cheaper the attachments it came with did not really do much when I wanted to go over my cats tree it didn’t have enough suction to rip the hair off the furry cat tree so there’s that. It’s very light weight and rolls easily. I appreciate how easy the roller comes out to clean the hair off and it comes with a tool to cut hair off too. The color is very cute the mint green was a great choice. Now is it a Dyson? No. Is it worth the money? If I could get half my money back I would say it is! If you need it for a dorm room or just easy light work this is it but I don’t think it’ll be a lasting forever vacuum that I wish it could be. I did register it on the website for my extended warranty so we can see how that goes it something goes astray but otherwise I’m iffy on this one!

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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