I got this for an apartment building that has stairs. We frequently have to bring our vacuum over and clean the stairs and common areas. This has been absolutely amazing. As a bonus, it’s available at our house the rest of the time and we have started using it as our main vacuum because we love it! It is very portable, take it off the wall, collapse it down with the telescoping handle, and stick it in the car. Again, being light weight is a fabulous feature. This is so easy to use and to clean. The container is easily popped off by squeezing two red buttons. It’s easily snapped back on as well. The battery is easily removed, although it isn’t really needed if you are using the mounted charging station. Everything on this is EASY! When vacuuming, it glides along the floor smoothly and again, easily. On our thinner rugs, we set it on Eco mode, which does not have as much suction, yet it still cleans better than all of my other vacuums. On our heavier rugs and carpets, I put it on the medium or high settings and it is pretty amazing. For vacuuming stairs, which was my original purpose for getting this, it is so nice to not have to deal with a heavy machine and a cord to trip over. My husband is way taller than me and being able to adjust the handle is so nice for our backs. Lastly, the easy mounting to the wall for out of the way storage, always being charged, and for grabbing quick, makes this one of the best vacuums I’ve ever used. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!

I have three stick vacuums now. One is truly junk, the Tineco is a nice little quicker picker upper, and now this one. Each has its use. The junky one cost $99 and has become a car vac. The Tineco has become the quick one-room-broom because it isn't powerful enough and the battery doesn't last long enough to be good for more. This one I ordered on Vine but it lists for $169 and works much better than the higher priced Tineco. The battery gets me comfortably through a 1200sq ft area that includes two sets of stairs before it is done (barely makes it). It's all hardwood except for the stairs which have low pile rug treads. The Tineco barely managed these, but the SunSare makes easy work of them, thus it is quicker and easier on my back. Its suction is good enough that when I run it along the baseboard, it grabs dust along the side pretty well. The Tineco does not. But the SunSare has downsides too--it is NOT an expensive machine and should not be expected to be great. It has enough suction though to grab onto an area rug and not let go, but not enough to keep the brush turning when it does. Even on low setting, it bogs down. That tells me it is small and has a pretty powerful little motor but the brush assembly is not designed to keep up. Makes short work of the hardwood. It also does not come with a bunch of attachments--just the one floor head. Which tells me that the manufacturer put a little more into the business end and doesn't have to charge me for fancy attachments that add no value and won't be used. The bin is larger than the Tineco's and doesn't clog up and cause the machine to lose suction efficiency nearly as quickly. The brush head also has a simple little comb that picks lint and thread out of the brush so that it doesn't wrap around it and clog it and tie it down. The SunSare is lightweight and moves across the floor well, it tends to pull itself across the stair treads because the rug strips are attached, but I can't get it to move across the area rug without sucking onto it and not letting go while the brush stops turning. The power switch on the Tineco is awkward. This one is "pull the trigger and let go" and it stays on. Pull again and it stops. The three speed settings are on the touch screen. Tap, tap, tap and it cycles through them and remembers the one you select. The wheels on the SunSare are hard plastic and half the time they don't turn--no grip and no weight. All in all, this is a good machine for the price and I'm happy with it for my needs.

It's expensive but it works very well. It doesn't bother my dogs who usually want to fight the vacuum. My Malinois actually ate one of my old vacuums when I left it in the room with her. She doesn't bat an eye at this one. It's fairly quiet and easy to use. The battery doesn't last very long. Maybe 10 to 15 min on high and 20+minutes on medium. More than enough time to do my whole house though. The carpet attachment is powered, so the roller turns with a motor. It's pretty cool. It also telescopes up and you can use it as a car vacuum. The container fills up fast if you have dogs. I have to empty it 5 or 6 times when I clean my house. I only vacuum 2 or 3 times a month though and I have 4 dogs. I'm a single guy, what can I say? I do make attempts of cleanliness and this vacuum does make it way easier to tidy up. I highly recommend if you have the extra bread to spend on an item like this. It's comparable to the one at Wally World that I saw at $150.

One of the best stick vaccuums that I have owned. Wonderful for dog hair. The suction on this is amazing for a stick vaccuum. You can read the specifics on the website, so I'm not going to go over those. I own 3 stick vaccuums , these aren't made to do heavy duty deep cleaning. If that's what you want buy a basic normal vaccuum. I deep clean every other week. But, I vaccuum almost every day with this vaccuum. All my rooms are hard wood, but I do have rugs throughout the house. It does amazing on both surfaces. The dog hair in my house is crazy , owning 2 shepherds. But, this vaccuum easily does the job. Run time, on high is about 30 minutes. I do have to empty the container more often, but that goes along with any stick vaccuum. Overall highly highly recommended, due to suction alone.

I liked everything about this, except for a few problems. It did not need to be a touch screen You barely use that, just to sort of adjust the speed by pressing what looks like the power switch on the screen. I think it did I nice job cleaning, but after cleaning the vacuum I had problems getting it back together. That was a struggle. More so than what it needed to be. The pieces did not aline well and there is a ton more pushing then should be. The power did drain quickly but it worked really well.

This vacuum is so easy to use, and I love that there are two different suction settings which is great if you want to ensure that everything is getting sucked up. I'm also a big fan of the brush head being attached to the vacuum, so I only have to add on the long nosel attachment. I prefer not to have a bunch of pieces that I have to keep track of and it's great that it's more consolidated with this one. The adjustable length on the vacuum is also great in that it works well with whoever is using it. I'm able to make it small enough for my toddler or long enough for my husband easily. It charges quickly and holds a charge for a decent amount of time and is easy to clean out. Definitely a great value for the price!

I recently tried out the SunSare X7A Cordless Vacuum Cleaner, and overall, I’m quite pleased with its performance. With a powerful 550W motor and 45Kpa suction, this vacuum handles pet hair, carpets, and hard floors with ease. The touch screen is a nice modern touch, allowing me to easily switch between modes and monitor battery life. Speaking of battery life, the vacuum boasts up to 60 minutes of run time, which is more than sufficient for cleaning my entire home in one go. The 1.5L dust cup is also generously sized, meaning fewer trips to the trash can. The wall mount charging feature is convenient and helps keep the vacuum out of the way when not in use. It's lightweight and easy to maneuver, making it great for quick cleanups and getting into tight spaces. However, there are a couple of minor drawbacks. First, while the vacuum is powerful, it can be a bit loud on the highest setting. Additionally, I noticed that the battery life tends to decrease faster when using the vacuum on high power, so I often find myself switching between modes to conserve energy. Overall, the SunSare X7A Cordless Vacuum Cleaner is a solid choice for anyone in need of a versatile and powerful cleaning tool. Despite a few minor issues, its performance and convenience make it a valuable addition to my cleaning routine.

It’s like a fake Dyson but works really we’ll. Has 3 levels of power suction so it can get any mess cleaned up. It is smaller than my Dyson V11 and therefore lighter in weight which makes it easier to handle. The waste bin is kind of small so depending on your use age you may haveto empty it more often. I like that the long piece has the extender inside so it’s is one lesson accessory to keep track of. Also really helpful is the wall chargers cradle has 2 spots to hold accessories so that will keep your pieces in a safe spot where you can always find it [my Dyson doesn’t have that and I wish it did). Great vacuum!

The vacuum was very easy to assemble and comes with an extra filter and charging cord. The only issue I had was trying to figure out how to reattach the waste bin. It only seems to have one speed (on or off). It will be handy for quick vacuum needs around the house or change to the different short adapter for tight spaces or cleaning your car. Suction power seemed to be average.

As a Dyson owner, I am impressed with this vacuum. It is easy to Maneuver. I love how the head swivels into tight spaces, which my Dyson doesn’t.. It maintains a charge longer than my Dyson. It has a brush and seems powerful enough to pick up what I need to pick up. I’m not wild about the brush attachment on it as the bristles are kind of short and the brush part collapses onto a tube easily… But other than that, this thing is great. I cannot speak for its longevity, but I have high hopes.