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If you're a pet owner looking for a budget-friendly vacuum that can easily tackle pet hair, consider the Wyze Cordless Vacuum. This cordless stick vacuum is remarkably effective when dealing with pet hair on bare floors as well as low and high-pile carpets. Unusually for a vacuum in this price range, it has an allergen-trapping HEPA filter and is quite effective in sealing in fine particles, which is good if you suffer from allergies.

This vacuum is lightweight, even compared to most other cordless stick models, making it easy to carry around from room to room or maneuver in cluttered areas. Battery performance is decent overall, as you can expect a maximum of roughly one hour of runtime in its most energy-efficient configuration. Its runtime does drop to a little over 10 minutes in its 'Boost' mode, but that isn't unusual for a vacuum of this type.

However, this vacuum does a poor job clearing away pet hair on fabric surfaces with its upholstery tool. It is compatible with a miniature turbo brush attachment, but it doesn't come bundled with the vacuum, and you'll need to buy it separately. This vacuum also feels a little cheaply built in some places, like the bottom plate of its floorhead, which scratches easily. Still, its affordable price point and strong performance make it one of the best cheap vacuums we've tested.

The best budget carpet vacuum we've tested is the Wyze Cordless Vacuum. This budget-friendly cordless stick vacuum delivers superb cleaning performance on high-pile carpet and clears an impressive amount of debris on low-pile carpet. Depending on the surface you're on, you can swap between three different suction power modes by tapping on the touchscreen interface at the back of its body. This vacuum's very lightweight construction makes it easy to maneuver around furniture or lift over obstructions like electrical cords. Depending on your settings and attachments, it supplies roughly 10 minutes to an hour of continuous runtime, which should be enough for cleaning most rooms.

If you'd prefer to use a corded vacuum to clean carpeted floors, the BISSELL PowerForce Helix is a suitable option. While it feels flimsier than the Wyze and is much more difficult to maneuver, it's even cheaper and offers five levels of head height adjustment for cleaning different lengths of carpet.

The best HEPA vacuum for allergies that we've tested in the budget category is the Wyze Cordless Vacuum. This budget-friendly stick vacuum has a HEPA filter to trap allergens as you clean, which is very rare for a vacuum at this price point. It also delivers fantastic overall performance on high-pile carpet, clears an impressive amount of debris on low-pile carpet, and does a good job on bare floors, though bulky debris can get trapped at the entry to its dirt compartment.

This vacuum has an LED touchscreen display that you can tap on to change its suction power mode or use to monitor its remaining battery life, which varies from roughly anywhere between 10 minutes to an hour, depending on your choice of settings and attachments. It can be easily reconfigured into a handheld vacuum and comes with a combination upholstery tool/soft-bristle dusting brush and a crevice tool for clearing messes in tight corners. Plus, its primary floorhead has a headlight to help you see in darker areas.

Unfortunately, while this vacuum is highly maneuverable, its floorhead's brushroll can still get stuck on rug tassels. It has some fragile-feeling components, including its dirt compartment and floorhead, which can scratch easily. In addition, it has quite a few parts that need regular cleaning, but since you can wash its filters, recurring costs shouldn't be an issue. Overall, this vacuum's affordable price, versatile overall performance, and onboard HEPA filter make it a good option for those who suffer from allergies.

The best budget cordless vacuum we've tested is the Wyze Cordless Vacuum. Despite its relatively affordable price, this vacuum produces a strong real-world suction force, letting it do a good job clearing debris from cracks and crevices. It performs impressively well on low- and high-pile carpets and cleans up pet hair very well. It does a good job on bare floors, though bulky material can get stuck at the entry to its dustbin. Unlike many other budget-friendly vacuums, it has a HEPA filter to trap fine particles as you clean, great if you suffer from allergies. Its lightweight construction makes it easy to maneuver. It supplies a maximum of one hour of runtime in its most energy-efficient 'ECO' mode, though its runtime drops to a little over 10 minutes if you run it in its high-power 'TURBO' mode.

If you're looking for a budget-friendly cordless vacuum that struggles less with bulky debris, you could consider the Tineco PURE ONE X Tango, which has a longer battery life and charges much faster. However, it doesn't perform as well on carpeted floors, and it has a smaller dustbin. If you'd prefer a budget-friendly cordless vacuum with a significantly larger dustbin, the Hoover ONEPWR Evolve Pet is a compelling option. However, its upright design makes it harder to maneuver, while its lack of a HEPA filter contributes to its terrible air filtration performance.

If you're looking for a lightweight vacuum that you can use as a stick or handheld appliance, consider the Wyze Cordless Vacuum. This cordless stick vacuum is considerably lighter than most other cordless stick vacuums, making it very easy to pick up and carry. You can also remove its wand and floorhead to clean furniture or hard-to-reach areas. Unusually for a vacuum at this price point, it has an onboard HEPA filter to trap allergens as you clean.

This vacuum performs very well on flat, even surfaces, easily clearing pet hair and small debris, though bulky material can clog the entry to its dirt compartment. It also does a great job dealing with messes on low and high-pile carpet. In its most energy-efficient mode, you can expect just under an hour of runtime on a single charge, though its battery life drops to a little over 10 minutes in its most powerful mode.

Unfortunately, some parts of this vacuum's plastic construction feel a little fragile and scratch easily, like its dustbin and the top plate of its floorhead. It has a few parts that need regular cleaning, but thankfully, its bagless design and washable, reusable filter ensure that recurring costs are minimal. Overall, its strong performance and relatively affordable price make it one of the best cordless vacuums we've tested.

If you're looking to spend less on a cordless handheld/stick vacuum that you can use to vacuum the inside of your car, consider the Wyze Cordless Vacuum. It doesn't come with nearly as many attachments as the Dyson V8 Animal and has a harder time clearing very bulky debris, but it is less expensive. It also has a very lightweight construction that makes it easy to pick up and carry, and you can quickly reconfigure it into a handheld vacuum to better clean tight spots. Its allergen-trapping HEPA filter is also washable, meaning you shouldn't need to worry about recurring costs either. It has a fairly long battery life, as you can expect roughly anywhere between 10 minutes to one hour of runtime on a single charge depending on your choice of attachments and suction power settings. There's a touchscreen display at the back of the vacuum that you can use to change its suction power mode or monitor its battery life in real-time. Unfortunately, some parts of this vacuum's construction feel somewhat fragile, like its dustbin and floorhead.

Get the Dyson if you want a cordless vacuum with more tools and accessories, but consider the Wyze if you're looking to save some money without sacrificing much overall performance.

If you're looking for the best budget vacuum with a cordless design, consider the Wyze Cordless Vacuum. This stick vacuum doesn't offer the virtually indefinite runtime of the Eureka Whirlwind Bagless Canister and has a smaller dustbin that needs more frequent emptying. However, its cordless design allows you to clear with ease. Also, you can easily convert it into a handheld configuration. It delivers superior performance on high-pile carpets and does a similarly fantastic job dealing with pet hair on most floor types, though bulky debris can get stuck at the entry to its dustbin. It has a washable allergen-trapping HEPA filter, resulting in a near-total absence of recurring costs. Depending on your suction power mode and attachments, it supplies roughly 10 minutes to an hour of runtime, which should be sufficient for vacuuming most rooms. Unfortunately, it does have quite a few parts that need regular cleaning, and some of its plastic parts scratch easily.

Get the Eureka if you're looking for a corded vacuum, but consider the Wyze if you value the go-anywhere range of a cordless vacuum.

The best lightweight vacuum at a budget-friendly price that we've tested is the Wyze Cordless Vacuum. It's lighter than most other pricier cordless stick vacuums, like the Shark Vertex Pro, making it very easy to maneuver in tight spaces or carry wherever you may need it. You can also swap between its three different suction power modes by tapping on the LED touchscreen at the back of its body.

Unusually for a vacuum at this price point, it has an onboard HEPA filter to help trap allergens as you clean. It also delivers great overall performance on low and high-pile carpets and rugs. It does a fantastic job of dealing with pet hair and small debris on bare floors too, but bulky debris can get stuck at the entry of its dustbin or get scattered around by its brushroll. It can run for almost an hour in its most energy-efficient mode, but using it in its most powerful 'TURBO' mode drastically reduces its battery life.

Unfortunately, some parts of this vacuum's mainly plastic construction feel a little fragile, like the clear plastic that makes up its dustbin and top plate of its floorhead. It also doesn't come with a miniature turbo brush for cleaning upholstered surfaces when using it as a handheld vacuum, though you can buy a turbo brush from the manufacturer's website at an additional cost. Overall, if you're looking for a well-rounded stick vacuum at a budget-friendly price, it's a very good option.

The best vacuum for stairs at a budget-friendly price that we've tested is the Wyze Cordless Vacuum. This budget-friendly stick vacuum is lighter than many more expensive alternatives, making it easy to carry up and down stairs. You can easily reconfigure it into a handheld vacuum by removing its wand and floorhead.

This vacuum delivers impressive overall performance on low and high-pile carpeted stairs and easily cleans pet hair and small debris from bare surfaces, like hardwood or vinyl stairs. Unusually for a vacuum at this price point, it has an onboard HEPA filter and is quite effective at sealing fine particles, which is good if you have allergies. It comes with a few attachments, including a crevice tool for tackling debris in tight corners. 

Unfortunately, this vacuum doesn't come with a miniature turbo brush, which would make it easier to clean carpeted stairs when using it as a handheld. You can buy a miniature turbo brush from the manufacturer separately. It's also worth noting that parts of this vacuum's construction feel somewhat fragile, especially its clear plastic dustbin. Still, it's a great option if you're looking for a versatile, portable stick vacuum at a relatively budget-friendly price point.

If you're on a budget, the best vacuum for hair is the Wyze Cordless Vacuum. This budget-friendly stick vacuum does a fantastic job sucking up hair on bare floors and low and high-pile carpet. Its floorhead has an easily removable brushroll, so it isn't especially hard to clear tangled hair wraps either. What is unusual for a vacuum in the price range is that it includes a HEPA filter, which is helpful if you have serious allergies.

This vacuum is very easy to maneuver thanks to its lightweight plastic construction and pivoting floorhead. It can be easily reconfigured into a handheld vacuum for spot cleaning and comes with an upholstery tool, a slide-on soft-bristle dusting brush, and a crevice tool for tackling debris in tight corners. An LED touchscreen display at the back of the vacuum allows you to change its suction power mode or monitor its battery life, which can vary between roughly 10 minutes to an hour depending on your choice of settings and attachments.

However, this vacuum doesn't feel especially sturdy in places, especially its fragile clear plastic dirt compartment and easily-scratched floorhead. Many components need regular cleaning. Otherwise, its budget-friendly price point, strong performance, and maneuverable design make it one of the best cordless stick vacuums that we've tested.

The best budget-friendly cordless stick vacuum we've tested is the Wyze Cordless Vacuum. This vacuum delivers excellent overall performance on low and high-pile carpet. It does a very good job on bare floors, though very bulky debris can get caught at the entry to its dustbin. Unusually for a vacuum at this price point, it offers HEPA filtration and has an LED touchscreen display that lets you change its suction power mode or monitor its battery life. It's also very lightweight and easy to maneuver. It can be easily reconfigured into a handheld vacuum to help clear debris in tight corners and comes with a combination upholstery tool/soft-bristle dusting brush and a crevice tool. No turbo brush is in the box, but you can purchase this attachment from the manufacturer.

If you're looking for a budget-friendly cordless stick vacuum that comes with a turbo brush included in the box, you could also look at the Tineco PURE ONE X Tango. Not only does it feature an additional attachment, but it also doesn't struggle with bulky debris and charges faster while offering a longer battery life. However, it's harder to maneuver than the Wyze, has a smaller dirt compartment, and has more parts that need regular cleaning.

The best vacuum with good suction we've tested in the budget category is the Wyze Cordless Vacuum. This basic cordless stick vacuum delivers good suction performance in its most powerful 'TURBO' mode. It does a good job sucking up debris in cracks with its floorhead, though you might want to use its crevice tool to clean them thoroughly. It also delivers impressive overall performance on low and high-pile carpets and is quite effective on bare floors, though bulkier debris can get stuck at the entry to its dustbin. It can run for almost an hour in its most energy-efficient 'ECO' mode, though its runtime drops to a little over 10 minutes when using it in its high-power 'TURBO' mode, forcing you to work quickly when dealing with stubborn messes. Unusually for a vacuum at this price point, it has a HEPA filter and is reasonably effective in sealing in fine particles.

If you want a budget-friendly full-size vacuum with good suction force and don't want to worry about battery life, the Eureka Whirlwind Bagless Canister is worth a look. This compact corded canister vacuum is lightweight, portable, and performs well across a variety of surface types, though its short power cord forces you to swap outlets when cleaning larger areas.

The best budget-friendly cordless vacuum for pet hair we've tested is the Wyze Cordless Vacuum. This budget-friendly cordless vacuum can easily tackle pet hair on different surface types, including low and high-pile carpet and flat, even surfaces like hardwood and tile floors. You can also easily remove the brushroll in its floorhead, allowing you to clear any tangled hair with minimal effort.

This vacuum is lighter than many other cordless stick vacuums, like the Shark Anti-Allergen Pet Power, letting you pick it up and carry it wherever you need or maneuver it in tight spaces. Using it in its 'Eco' power mode yields almost an hour of runtime, which should be more than enough for most areas. However, its battery life does drop to a little over 10 minutes when using it in its high-power 'Turbo' mode, so you need to work fast when vacuuming surfaces like dense carpeting. Unusually for a vacuum of this price, it also has a HEPA filter, which is great if you suffer from allergies.

Unfortunately, this vacuum doesn't come with a miniature turbo brush in the box, which would make it easier to deal with pet hair on upholstered surfaces. Thankfully, you can buy one from the manufacturer's website. It's also worth noting that parts of this vacuum's plastic construction feel a little fragile, like its dustbin and the top cover of its floorhead. If you're looking for a lightweight, relatively affordable vacuum that can easily handle pet hair, it's a great choice.

If you're looking for a budget-friendly bagless vacuum with a cordless design, consider the Wyze Cordless Vacuum. This stick/handheld model doesn't have the Dyson V15 Detect's automatic suction power adjustment feature or built-in particle senso. However, it's notably more affordable and still delivers versatile overall performance on a wide variety of surfaces, even if it struggles more with bulky debris. It also weighs less, making it even easier to carry from place to place. Unusually for a vacuum in this price bracket, it has an allergen-trapping HEPA filter, so it's effective in sealing in most fine particulates. It can run for up to an hour in its most energy-efficient configuration, though its runtime drops to roughly 10 minutes if you use it in its 'TURBO' mode. You can keep an eye on its remaining runtime with the LED touchscreen at the back of its body. Unfortunately, it has a much smaller range of attachments compared to the Dyson, with no turbo brush included in the box. In addition, parts of its mainly plastic construction feel somewhat fragile, like its dustbin and the rear section of its floorhead.

Get the Dyson if you want a better-performing cordless vacuum with a larger variety of convenience features, but consider the Wyze if you want to save some money without giving up too much in the way of performance.

The best vacuum for small apartments with a cordless design that we've tested is the Wyze Cordless Vacuum. This budget-friendly cordless vacuum is lighter than many other cordless stick vacuums like the Dyson V11 Animal, making it easy to maneuver in tight spaces or carry wherever you might need. It also has an allergen-trapping HEPA filter, so it's a suitable option if you're worried about fine particulates.

This vacuum does a fantastic job dealing with pet hair and small debris on bare floors, though especially bulky material can get stuck at the entry to its dustbin. It also performs amazingly well overall on low and high-pile rugs and carpets. It offers up to nearly an hour of runtime on a single charge, though battery life drops dramatically if you run it continuously in its high-power 'TURBO' mode, so you need to work quickly if you have a lot of high-pile rugs in your apartment.

Unfortunately, you need to clean quite a few parts regularly. Thankfully, the vacuum's bagless design and washable filters keep recurring costs low. Some of its plastic construction feels somewhat fragile, like the easily-scratched dustbin and top floorhead plate. Still, given its relatively affordable price, onboard HEPA filter, and strong performance, it's a great option for apartment owners and one of the best cordless stick vacuums we've tested.

The best vacuum for plush carpet we've tested in the budget category is the Wyze Cordless Vacuum. This cordless stick/handheld vacuum performs remarkably well on high-pile carpet, easily cleaning pet hair as well as fine and large debris. It has a three-level suction power adjustment feature that allows you to adapt to different surface types on the fly. You can also swap power modes by tapping on the LED screen at the back of the vacuum.

This vacuum's lightweight construction makes it easy to maneuver or pick up and carry from room to room. It has a HEPA filter to trap allergens as you clean, and as long as you clean it according to manufacturer recommendations, you shouldn't need to worry about recurring costs. Depending on your choice of settings and usage habits, you can expect roughly anywhere between 10 minutes to an hour of continuous runtime on a single charge, enough for vacuuming most areas.

Unfortunately, parts of this vacuum's plastic construction feel a little flimsy, like its easily scratched floorhead and fragile dustbin. It also doesn't have a brushroll on/off switch, so it can occasionally get stuck on rug tassels. Still, its budget-friendly price point, superb performance on high-pile carpet, and lightweight design make it one of the best cordless stick vacuums we've tested.

The best budget HEPA vacuum that we've tested is the Wyze Cordless Vacuum. This cordless stick vacuum has an allergen-trapping HEPA filter, which is rare for a vacuum at this price point. It delivers excellent overall performance on carpeted surfaces and does a fantastic job cleaning pet hair and small debris on bare floors, though very bulky debris can get caught at the entry to its dustbin. This vacuum's lightweight construction and pivoting head make it very easy to maneuver, even in cluttered areas. There's also a touchscreen display at the back of the vacuum that you can use to switch its suction power mode or view an estimate of the remaining charge. It can run for a maximum of roughly one hour in its most energy-efficient mode, but its runtime drops dramatically in its 'TURBO' mode.

If you're looking for a budget-friendly cordless vacuum with a HEPA filter that doesn't struggle with bulkier debris and has a longer battery life, consider the Tineco PURE ONE X Tango. However, unlike the Wyze, its battery isn't removable, reducing its long-term longevity. It also doesn't perform as well on carpeted floors.

If you're looking to save some money on a vacuum cleaner, the Wyze Cordless Vacuum is a good option. Build quality isn't especially robust compared to pricier alternatives like the Shark Cordless Vertex Pro Powered Lift-Away. Its range of included attachments is also limited compared to the Samsung Jet 90 Complete. However, it has a lightweight cordless design, making it easy to clean almost any part of your home. It also boasts a rare-for-its-price HEPA filter, so it's reasonably effective in trapping allergens like pet dander. While it does a great job of clearing away debris on low and high-pile carpets, you can't tweak its brushroll height or keep it from spinning, so it can get caught on thicker rugs.

Unfortunately, it can struggle a little with very bulky debris, which gets stuck in its narrow suction inlet. If that's a problem, you could also consider the Tineco PURE ONE X Tango, though it doesn't do as well when drawing away debris embedded deep within carpet fibers.

The best budget carpet vacuum we've tested is the Wyze Cordless Vacuum. This budget-friendly cordless stick vacuum feels less sturdy than the Samsung Jet 60 Pet but still delivers superb cleaning performance on high-pile carpet and clears an impressive amount of debris on low-pile carpet. You can also adjust its suction power by tapping on the touchscreen at the back of its body, which is helpful if you're having trouble pushing it around on some surfaces. This vacuum's very lightweight construction makes it easy to maneuver around furniture or lift over obstructions like electrical cords. While it can run for almost an hour in its most energy-efficient mode, that drops to roughly 10 minutes when used in its high-power 'TURBO' mode, so you need to work fast when cleaning stubborn debris on dense carpeting.

If you don't want to worry about running out of charge and prefer to use a corded vacuum to clean carpeted floors, the BISSELL PowerForce Helix is a suitable option. While it feels flimsier and has a substantially bulkier upright design that makes it much harder to maneuver, it's even cheaper and still delivers strong performance on carpet. It offers five levels of head height adjustment for cleaning different carpet lengths, so you won't have too much trouble climbing over obstructions like rug tassels.

The best budget cordless vacuum we've tested is the Wyze Cordless Vacuum. While it feels considerably less durable than the Tineco PURE ONE S11 and lacks its automatic power adjustment feature, it's cheaper and produces a similarly strong real-world suction force, so it does a good job clearing debris from crevices. It performs impressively well on carpets, cleans up pet hair very well, and does a good job on bare floors, though bulky material can get stuck at the entry to its dustbin. Unlike many other budget-friendly vacuums, it has a HEPA filter to trap fine particles as you clean, which is great if you suffer from allergies. It supplies a maximum of one hour of runtime in its most energy-efficient 'ECO' mode, though its runtime drops to a little over 10 minutes if you run it in its high-power 'TURBO' mode.

If you're looking for a budget-friendly cordless vacuum that struggles less with bulky debris, you could consider the Tineco PURE ONE X Tango, which has a longer battery life and charges much faster. However, it doesn't perform as well on carpeted floors and has a smaller dustbin.

Consider the Wyze Cordless Vacuum if you're looking for an affordable lightweight vacuum. It doesn't come with as many attachments as the pricier Samsung Jet 60 Pet, with no miniature turbo brush included in the box. However, it's just as portable, with a mainly plastic construction that's very easy to pick up and carry out top wherever you may need it. It delivers strong performance on a wide range of surface types, though it's worth noting that bulky debris can clog the entry to its dustbin.

Unusually for a budget-friendly vacuum, it has a HEPA filter to help seal in allergens like pet dander as you clean. Its maximum battery life of nearly an hour is longer than that of the Samsung, but unfortunately, it takes a lot longer to recharge.

If you're on a budget, the Wyze Cordless Vacuum is a fantastic option for vacuuming stairs. While it doesn't feel as sturdy as pricier alternatives like the Samsung Jet 60, this stick vacuum is a fantastic choice if portability and performance are your top priorities. Its cordless design ensures you won't trip over a power cord while climbing or descending stairs, while its lightweight plastic construction makes it easy to carry around. It delivers impressive overall performance on low and high-pile carpeted stairs and easily cleans pet hair and small debris from bare surfaces, like hardwood or vinyl stairs.

It can run for almost an hour when used as a handheld, giving you ample time to deal with debris on staircases. Even though this vacuum doesn't come with a miniature turbo brush to facilitate cleaning carpeted stairs when using it as a handheld, you can purchase this attachment from the manufacturer at an additional cost.

The best budget-friendly cordless stick vacuum we've tested is the Wyze Cordless Vacuum. It might not have the Tineco PURE ONE S11's built-in dirt sensor, but it delivers excellent overall performance on carpet at a lower price. It does a very good job on bare floors, though very bulky debris can get caught at the entry to its dustbin. Unusually for a vacuum at this price point, it offers HEPA filtration and has an LED touchscreen display that lets you change its suction power mode or monitor its battery life. You can easily reconfigure it into a handheld vacuum to help clear debris in tight corners. It also comes with a combination upholstery tool/soft-bristle dusting brush and a crevice tool. No turbo brush is in the box, but you can purchase this attachment from the manufacturer.

If you're looking for a budget-friendly cordless stick vacuum with a turbo brush included in the box, you could also look at the Tineco PURE ONE X Tango. Not only does it feature an additional attachment, but it also doesn't struggle with bulky debris and charges faster while offering a longer battery life. However, it's harder to maneuver, has a smaller dirt compartment, and has more parts that need regular cleaning.

If you're on a budget and searching for a bagless vacuum, it's hard to go wrong with the Wyze Cordless Vacuum. This cordless stick vacuum lacks the Tineco PURE ONE S11's self-adjusting power feature and the Samsung Jet 90 Complete's wide range of attachments. If neither of those factors weighs down your purchasing decision, the Wyze offers a lot of bang for the buck. It does an excellent job of cleaning low and high-pile carpet and is highly effective in dealing with lightweight debris on bare floors. Its maximum battery life of nearly an hour is also quite long. Unusually for a vacuum in this price bracket, it comes with a HEPA filter to minimize the spread of allergens as you clean. Its plastic construction feels somewhat flimsy, but it also makes it very easy to lift and carry or maneuver in cluttered areas.

If you still aren't convinced by cordless vacuums and prefer using canister vacuums, look at the Eureka Whirlwind Bagless Canister. It delivers strong performance, especially given its low purchase price, and its corded design ensures you won't need to worry about running out of charge part way through a cleaning session. Its power cord is very short, so you'll need to swap outlets or use an extension cord when cleaning even moderately large spaces.

The best vacuum for plush carpet we've tested in the budget category is the Wyze Cordless Vacuum. It feels a little more fragile than the Samsung Jet 60 Pet and takes considerably longer to recharge, but it does offer similarly strong performance on carpets at a budget-friendly price point. Its three-level suction power adjustment allows you to adapt to different surface types on the fly. While its filtration system is simpler than the Samsung, it still has an allergen-trapping HEPA filter, which is pretty rare for a vacuum at this price point. Its bagless design and washable filters also ensure you won't need to worry about recurring costs. Unfortunately, like the Samsung, its runtime is short in its most powerful suction mode, so you'll need to work fast when vacuuming dense carpeting.

This vacuum doesn't have a brushroll on/off switch, so it can occasionally get stuck on obstructions like rug tassels. If you don't mind using something considerably bulkier and aren't convinced by cordless designs, the BISSELL PowerForce Helix is an even more affordable bagless upright with brushroll height adjustment. This means you're less likely to get stuck on rug tassels or shag-pile carpeting. However, its plastic construction feels even less robust than the Wyze.

If you're looking to save some money on a multi-surface vacuum, consider the Wyze Cordless Vacuum. This stick vacuum is less sturdily built than the pricier Shark Cordless Vertex Pro Powered Lift-Away and lacks any floorhead height adjustment settings, meaning it can get stuck on rug tassels and thick shag-pile carpeting, but it still manages to clear away an impressive amount of debris across a wide range of surface types. Its lightweight construction makes it easy to take out of a closet and maneuver in cluttered spaces. The onboard HEPA filter is rare for a vacuum at this price point and also helps trap fine allergens, like dust or pet dander. It can run for about an hour in its most energy-efficient mode, but that drops quickly when using more powerful settings.

Want a budget-friendly corded vacuum? The Eureka Mighty Mite is a fantastic choice. It isn't a direct competitor to the Wyze, being a bagged canister vacuum with a somewhat short range, but it's better suited for longer cleaning sessions since you won't have to worry about running out of charge. While its pure suction floorhead doesn't have a brushroll to provide some level of surface agitation, it still delivers good overall performance on bare floors as well as low and high-pile carpets.

If you don't mind losing out on the extra layer of filtration found on a pricier bagged model like the Airsign HEPA Vacuum, you could consider the Wyze Cordless Vacuum. The inclusion of a HEPA filter is rare for a cordless model at this price point. It delivers excellent performance on carpeted surfaces and does a fantastic job cleaning small debris on bare floors, though very bulky debris can get caught at the entry to its dustbin. This vacuum's lightweight construction and pivoting head make it very easy to maneuver, even in cluttered areas. There's also a touchscreen display at the back of the vacuum that you can use to switch its suction power mode or view an estimate of the remaining charge.

If you're looking to spend even less and don't mind using a corded vacuum, the BISSELL Zing Bagged Canister is worth a look. It performs pretty well on bare floors with its straight suction floorhead and has a compact, easy-to-maintain design. However, you'll need to purchase an aftermarket HEPA filter to bolster its filtration performance.

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. I needed another vaccum and gave this one a try.  the good: - very strong suction, as much as the Dyson, could not see any difference between the two.  the bad - feels like a toy, not as premium or solid like the dyson, but at a 3rd of the price it is well worth it - it is not as maneuverable as the dyson

.. will try to charge with a bigger wall charger see if it makes a diference - unlike the dyson the stand does not automatically charge the vacuum, it just holds it , you have to plug the cable into the battery.

  the good: - very strong suction, as much as the Dyson, could not see any difference between the two.  the bad - feels like a toy, not as premium or solid like the dyson, but at a 3rd of the price it is well worth it - it is not as maneuverable as the dyson. - it takes 5 hours to charge.

strong suction but not a dyson

Got a Wyze Robot Vacuum back in April. It's been a great vacuum in my house. We have two cats and it does just fine. No problems so far

I am not seeing many through reviews regarding the Wyze Robot Vacuum. At a price point of $200, it's a really good deal compared to Eufy, Roomba, Roborock, etc. Anyone that has the Wyze Robot Vacuum, what are your thoughts? Did you switch from a more expensive or even buy the Wyze one to test against the more expensive model?   


Will be in the market for a robot vacuum after Christmas so starting to look at reviews. I have 2 cats but only one sheds a lot. I do a full vacuum of the house once a week so whatever robot vacuum I go with will just be used once or twice a week to do a light cleaning. Have a about a 60/40 mix of carpet/hardwood.

<div class="md"><p>I am not seeing many through reviews regarding the Wyze Robot Vacuum. At a price point of $200, it&#39;s a really good deal compared to Eufy, Roomba, Roborock, etc. Anyone that has the Wyze Robot Vacuum, what are your thoughts? Did you switch from a more expensive or even buy the Wyze one to test against the more expensive model?   </p>

<p>Will be in the market for a robot vacuum after Christmas so starting to look at reviews. I have 2 cats but only one sheds a lot. I do a full vacuum of the house once a week so whatever robot vacuum I go with will just be used once or twice a week to do a light cleaning. Have a about a 60/40 mix of carpet/hardwood.</p>
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Wyze Robot Vacuum

 battery life (I have a cordless mop-vac that does way better), the ability for it to stand on its own (for when I need to stop momentarily and put something away), and easier canister discharge— maybe I'm old but I have to fiddle with it, often hitting the wrong button to discharge, making a big mess. Still haven't decided if it's worth keeping. Like my title says, I want to love it, but right now it falls a little short.

First the good things about this product, the suction is great, the cordless feature makes me most likely to use it, the in-house filter cleaner helps keep it from accumulating dust. Improvements I'd love to see— more than 20 min. battery life (I have a cordless mop-vac that does way better), the ability for it to stand on its own (for when I need to stop momentarily and put something away), and easier canister discharge— maybe I'm old but I have to fiddle with it, often hitting the wrong button to discharge, making a big mess. Still haven't decided if it's worth keeping

Want to love it

Wyze Cordless Vac

It's just okay

It cleans A LOT. I'm sure a roomba might do a better job on carpet, but the Wyze cleans really well and I have zero complaints.

- Excellent for floors; gets most corner and crevice dirt with just the brush head; even gets up dust well (5 stars for floor cleaning)

- Decent suction on carpet @ med speed; doesn't always feel like it's picking up, but it is (don't expect vacuum lines though)

- You need backup batteries to vacuum a small fully carpeted apartment or detail a car

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