Simplicity Vacuums Corded Stick Vacuum Cleaner for Home, Bagless Vacuum with Two Speeds for Powerful Suction, Certified HEPA Vacuum, Ideal Vacuum for Hardwood and Tile Floors, S60 Spiffy

Rare find, totally worth it!!!
Ok I bought my first one in Dec 2021. The only reason I bought another one is bc I gave my original to my boyfriend who has two big dogs. He uses it daily to pick up all the husky hair. Well naturally I couldn’t take it from him as he uses it so much so I bought a brand new one for me! This lil sweeper/vac works better than any hardwood vacuum I’ve ever used, no joke. Literally better than my shark vacuum advertised for carpet and hardwood. So here’s the deal- it keeps suction the whole time, vacuums the whole width of the head, not just the middle. And my fav part is not needing two diff vacuums for hard floor vs low pile carpet. The carpet in my apt is old and thin, and this sweeper has no problem with this type of carpet. Granted, it won’t do fluffy carpet/rugs, but it will clean your low pile, crappy apt carpet no problemo! Just need to use the low setting or the suction power is too much to glide easily on the carpet.Ive used the crevice tool once, but that was more of a pain than it was worth. Just get a Dustbuster if you need to clean where this lil vac won’t fit.Pros: It’s lightweight, cleans really well and even gets edges like under the cabinets. The cord is long enough to get my apt kitchen and whole living room. Then I plug it in the bedroom and it works for that whole room plus bathroom and closet. My apt is 675 sq ft. Doesn’t take up a lot of room to stow, and it’s very simple to put together out of the box. Also simple to use. And actually kinda fun! Side note, I hate to clean. Oh and for a true test of time, my old 2021 one is the exact same setup as my new one, bc they last. I think the only difference might be *slightly less suction on the old one, but def still plenty. I think I’m fishing for negatives at this point, bc there really aren’t many . Maybe the motor is getting tired? I don’t care, I would buy a new one every 3 years if I had to bc they are just that good! She’s still puttin in good work at my boyfriend’s house with his massively shedding dogs. Oh and this vac works extremely well for cat litter. It doesn’t just spread it around, it actually picks it up first pass!Cons: the crevice tool is almost pointless but hey, it exists if you need it. Had to make a couple passes on the carpet to make sure it got everything. Granted, today was the first day I’ve ever used it on carpet so I didn’t know what to expect, but I was very pleasantly surprised. Oh and speaking of carpet, it truly only works on low pile carpet like rugs or crappy apt carpet. Wouldn’t recommend it for real carpet 🙁 Lastly, the motor does get hot. She’s never overheated on me in 3 years, just gets hot to the touch.All in all, if you’re like me and have read all the reviews for all the vacuums- sweeper vacs and stick vacs and reg vacs that say they do floors (but really just push around the cat litter)… I went back to my tried and true and just hoped it worked on my carpet. Well, it did, and I’m sold again. Love love love this sweeper vac!

Near Perfect
-It does everything it says it does and is everything it claims to be. All functions work well, great suction, and cleans up hard floors nicely.-Very convenient to just grab and vac as it is small and light with no setup other than plugging it in.-Easy to empty, easy to change filters.-Super long cord makes for fewer electrical outlet swaps.-Is is built like a tank? No, but that’s part of the point. Inexpensive plastic parts to keep the cost down. I suspect some of the reviewers with broken vacuum parts were perhaps a bit too rough with it. Just don’t smash it around and it will be totally fine. If you want to engage in reckless vacuum behavior wherein you bang it into every wall and cabinet that you happen to come across, you’d be better off spending more money on a machine that can handle such activities.-One big con (the only one I can think of) is that there is no hose attachment included, and they apparently don’t even make one for this model. Very frustrating. And no, I’m not interested in buying third party attachment kits to see if any of them fit.It’s made such that the head is the base, so when you remove it to attach the included crevice tool you have to carry the vacuum in hand. No biggie since it’s so light, but having a hose attachment would make this thing effectively perfect in its class. There wouldn’t even need to be any modification of the existing design since you could just lay it down on the floor with an attached hose, no need for it to be standing. Now I have to buy a separate vacuum in order to have a hose, and will likely end up selling this one second-hand.