Bissell Zing

Well, let's talk about my final thoughts on the Bissell Zing.

The Bissell Zing uses a standard attachment fitting, so you have a ton of freedom with the tools that you can use. If you are fine just vacuuming the carpets, then I'd suggest the Hoover ONEPWR HEPA cordless upright ($250). This model uses a really simple and efficient design, which keeps the weight down and lets the vacuum strike an optimal balance between runtime and performance. This vacuum's light enough that it can even be used on stairs as long as you find a good way to cradle it.

The pros: The suction is pretty good. It is fairly quite and light in weigh. The cons: The power and cord rewinder ‘buttons’ are rectangular silver color plates on each side of the vacuum. The marking on them are so insignificant hard to tell them apart and when the vacuum is turned around the left ...

**Bissell Zing:** **Compatible HEPA bags for Bissell Zing:**

Should not be called a vacuum, it is a sweeper at Best. I have to remove hair from bristle strip each time I use it. The tubes always sperate, and the base is a magnate to dog hair on the outside. So now I have extra cleaning to do do. But it had great suction. And I like retractable cord. Other tha...

6 years is a good life to get out of that Bissell Zing, so I'd move up to one of the $250-300 buy-it-for-life canisters. Any of these three would fine in your case.

Good sucking but the filter is the major issue the material is not easy to clean and dirt get stuck in between. It's small and easy to use but the engine gets hot after 5 min of use it's really not very practical for heavy use.

Within your budget, I'd suggest either the $60 Bissell Zing (bagged) or $70 Eureka Mighty Mite. These can be paired with HEPA bags for much better filtration and cleaning performance as the bag fills up. You can also upgrade the hard floor tools to something well-regarded like a Wessel Werk D330 or RD285 Designation (same manufacturer that makes tools for the high-end vacuum brands).

The Attachment That It Came With Doesn't Have Suction All The Way Across, It Only Has A Small Hole So It Doesn't Pick Up As Well As I'd Hoped. Maybe I Can Find Another Attachment And Then It Would Work

If you have your heart set on a bagless canister, the [Bissell is a way better deal. If you want an even better affordable canister, definitely go with the [bagged Bissell [Eureka Mighty [Vacmaster or the [Kenmore 200 The Bissell, Eureka, and Vacmaster would be great for a house with hard floors or a tiny bit of carpet especially with the addition of a basic turbo nozzle like the Wessel-Werk TK280.