REDTIGER Car Vacuum Cordless, 21000PA Portable Handheld Vacuum Up to 70 Mins Runtime, 3.5H USB-C Fast Charge, Lightweight 4 in 1 Mini Hand Held Vacuum Cleaner for Car Home Office and Pet Food, Black

Goodbye to my Messy Cars: The Lightweight, Powerful Vacuum for my Car
This portable, cordless car vacuum has completely transformed my cleaning routine! With a whopping strong suction, it picks up every crumb and pet hair effortlessly. Three adjustable suction levels mean I can switch between light, medium, and max power depending on the mess, and the incredible battery life impressed me , it goes about 65 minute with low speed .I didn’t know it has the blow functionality, it simply surprise me.Self-cleaning function is One of the best features, quick touch pops open the lid and empties the dust, keeping my hands clean. Also the slick design look very cool and don’t take extra space in my car, carrying bag helps to keep everything in one place.Super lightweight, easy to handle give me pain-free cleaning solution. Extra accessories make it super versatile, handling everything from vacuuming to inflating air mattresses. This vacuum has exceeded my expectations, making cleaning a breeze—absolutely worth every penny!

It’s ok
Not as powerful as it is advertised to be but ok

powerful & cordless handheld vacuum cleaner With
Compact , powerful, and easy-to-use handheld vacuum. Its 21000PA suction, long 70-minute runtime, and USB-C fast charging capabilities make it a highly efficient tool for a variety of cleaning needs. Whether you’re cleaning your car, home, office, or tackling pet food messes, this vacuum provides reliable performance and versatility. The lightweight design, 4-in-1 functionality.

Powerful portable car vacuum
This portable car vacuum has a sturdy feel to it and even the default medium setting has a lot of suction power. The accessories are easy to attach and the power button works smoothly to turn on/off or shift modes. Although the storage chamber is kind of small, it is fine if you vacuum your car on a regular basis. I do not like how the battery cannot be replaced and you have to get rid of the whole thing when it eventually can’t hold a good charge. I plan to leave it in my car to vacuum weekly so I don’t need to make a trip to the car wash to use their industrial vacuums.

I have tested quite a few of these wireless handheld vacuums and also some stick vacuums that can convert into a larger handheld. In most cases, due to the compact size of these smaller handhelds, the suction power does not appear to get much higher than about 14000-15000 PA. But let’s be realistic here; there’s really only so much suction power a compact, wireless handheld vacuum can deliver with such a small battery (the battery on a stick vacuum, which can deliver 22000-30000PA, is bigger than most of these compact vacuums in their entirety). So with this in mind, can you really expect to have a true 21000PA without draining the battery within only a few minutes? Doubtful in my mind. (This one does appear to be at the high end, maybe even above the 15000PA performance, though.)That being said, this is still one of the best compact wireless handhelds of its class that I have used to date. It has an impressive metal handle with some weight to it, which makes it quite durable. But even that comes with a small cost, where it weighs quite a bit more than those with an all-plastic design, so your arm may get tired at times. I, however, am willing to take the trade-off in this case and have not had much of an issue with fatigue so far. As I alluded to above, the suction power on this vacuum is quite good when comparing it to a similar handheld of its class; it is not comparable to a stick vac that has a battery nearly the same size as the entire compact vacuum itself, mind you, but certainly nothing to stick your nose up at, either. I am actually quite impressed and pleased with the amount of suction power this vacuum can produce, and the cyclone technology in this vacuum keeps that same suction power consistent as the canister begins to fill. They even have a metal shield inside the canister that helps prevent nearly all the dust from reaching the filter behind it. And with how they designed this vacuum to reverse the motor instead of using the exhaust for a blower, cleaning it out after emptying it is a breeze. That reverse motor feature helps to clear out the canister and filter completely, so you don’t need to wash it as often.This vacuum could have been a full 5 stars in my books if not for how they designed the brush attachment and for where they placed the power button. The brush attachment is pretty neat with how it is designed to fold over the wand, but that leaves only a half side with bristles, which does not allow this vacuum to perform at its full potential when using that specific tool in my experience. And the power button, unless you grip it at the back three inches of the handle or in front of the button with roughly 5 inches of handle to grip (there is also a side vent exhaust at the very front of the handle to help increase suction power so you have to be careful not to cover that), keeping your hand steadily positioned in either grip format, there’s a good chance you’ll be hitting the button by accident on occasion.All in all, it is a pretty impressive vacuum. Is it perfect? Not in my book. But it is the best quality and best performing in its class that I have used to date. I would certainly recommend it.

As a vacuum, this works well. As a blower, if all I want to do is blow some loose dust or dog fur out of a corner it’s ok. That said, it seems like a very well-made device. It is nice and solid.I’ve used several miniature vacuums, but this one is not as easy to handle as the others. This is longer, heavier, and harder to manipulate. Having to hold onto the wide motor body section to maneuver the working end makes it tiring to use on anything that takes longer than a minute or two. Because it’s so long overall, even when not using an additional nozzle on the vacuum end, running across something like a section of run or car floor material strains the wrist. A lot of leverage on the working end needs to be overcome.» Placement of the power button is another problem. It’s located too far back. In order to work it with one hand, my thumb needs to sit on it which means the rest of my hand is placed so that it’s hanging over the back end. This then creates a totally unbalanced situation. The motor and batter housing is very heavy so naturally, when holding onto one end, the other requires effort to be held up. The logical place to put the power button on something like this is well forward, almost to where the motor section meets with the dust bin. This way, there would be a balance.» The motor section outer is made of metal which is very slippery. This makes it even harder to hold onto, especially when I need to turn it to one side. If there was at least some kind of silicone cover or strips, they would make holding on to it so much easier.The dust collection bin is easy to clean out and can be removed completely for washing. As with most mini vacuums these days, the filter can be washed as well and then, after drying be reused many times.► At the suction end, where nozzles attach, there is an internal flap valve which keeps any collected dust and debris from falling back out when tipped forward while the vacuum is not running.For vacuuming out crevice the flexible nozzle helps, but because the hose is so stiff, it too becomes hard to handle. I have to wonder if the people who thought such a stiff hose was a good idea have even used it.» I’m also not a fan of the friction fit that happens when inserting either the hose or brush end nozzle into the collection bin end. They need to be pushed in deeply in order that they don’t slide out but then it takes a lot of effort to pull either one out again. A simple latch and lock mechanism that is activated on the underside of the collection bin nozzle would have been a much better idea.► The slim nozzle with end brush works well. The brush end can be swung backwards and then locked to expose the nozzle end, which makes cleaning things like a small area of carpet a simple task.The blower option is a nice-to-have thing, but there isn’t a lot of pressure. I do like the ease with which I can switch between vacuum and blower. On the main motor body, there is a knurled ring that gets twisted. When locked in one direction, the unit works as a vacuum; when locked in the opposite direction, it becomes a blower. The ring is marked to indicate which direction offers the two options.🚩 The three different nozzles work well, but they offer a problem. There is no good way to get a proper grip on them once connected. While this may seem unimportant to someone in their teens, people beyond a certain age will have problems (speaking from experience) getting a good grip so that the nozzles can be pulled out when not needed. There is nothing on any of the three options that is made to allow a good grip. They are made from slippery, hard plastic, and once inserted, they sit flush (except for the protruding section) with the outer ring. Since each nozzle is shaped like a funnel, getting a grip on the thing can become frustrating! See the image.On the upside, the kit includes a nice bag for keeping everything together. A short USB C cable is included as well. At least this uses USB C for charging.If this was redesigned so that a person could hold it properly, it would be worth the $125.59 selling price (as I write this review), but as it is, the total lack of any ergonomics makes it an expensive annoyance to use.