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The Best Home Vacuum Cleaner

The best Robotic vacuum cleaner Commercial cleaner for home use is a versatile tool that is simple to use and maneuver. The best model will be quiet, light and efficient.

This model offers great suction at a reasonable price. It also comes with an anti-hair wrap floorhead which is effective and an odor neutralizing puck. It comes with a bin that is easy to empty.

1. Power

A powerful vacuum cleaner will efficiently handle household debris, making it easy to keep messes under control. It should be able to clean any mess, whether it's a pile of dog hair or a kitchen drain that is clogged. It is also required to capture fine dust, and prevent the growth of bacteria, for a healthy, clean air. The best model to meet your needs will depend on factors like the type of flooring, the size of your household and budget. The most popular types are uprights, handheld vacuums that can be carried around, lightweight sticks and convenient robots.

The Black+Decker Flex Vac is a hand-held vacuum that is lightweight and has an impressively strong performance. It can remove pet hair and larger debris easily and is ideal for households with multiple pets or large homes. It also features an easy-to-empty debris receptacle, which helps prevent dirty clean-ups. The vacuum can be used as a mop in order to allow users to do two tasks at once.

If you live in a home with a lot of furniture it's a good idea to think about a more durable full-size corded upright or canister vacuum. These models usually have larger motors as well as an electric floorhead that can tackle stubborn dirt and embedded carpeting. These vacuums are also available in a variety of power modes that offer different suction strengths and a longer life battery. If you or someone in your household suffers from allergies it's recommended for you to choose one that comes with an HEPA filtration system.

2. Flexibility

The best vacuum cleaners are able to take on a variety of household chores, from quick dusting to house cleaning robot carpets. They are typically lightweight and easy to maneuver. They should also come with several attachments to will meet your requirements.

Consider a vacuum designed to remove hair from pets if you have pets. These models typically have a separate power brush that sucks pet hair from the main floorhead, and then directs it into the dust container so it doesn't clog or wrap around the vacuum's brush roll.

The best vacuums have smart features, that can be integrated with your home systems or adjust to different types of flooring and dirt levels. This is especially important for people who have allergies, as these features can keep dust particles from circulating in the air.

Vacuums are expensive, but the most effective ones are available for sale at least once a year during major events such as Black Friday and Amazon's Prime Day. You can also find great discounts in spring when retailers schedule sales to coincide with the annual spring cleaning robots.

The life expectancy of a vacuum can vary depending on the model you choose and how you use it. However, most of our top-rated picks last for an average of eight years. If you want to make sure that your device will last longer than other models, you should look for one with a longer warranty.

3. Ease of Use

A vacuum cleaner should be easy to maneuver and use, even for an extended cleaning session. This means a light and compact body, easy controls and attachments and an ample bin that does not require frequent emptying. This ease of use is possible due to many options, including motorized power head that clean carpets and rugs as well as a tall and large floor head to reach under furniture and a rotating nozzle to clean corners, and LED lights which illuminate the pathway.

For example our top pick in this category, the Shark Stratos cordless vacuum, was easy to maneuver and utilized the least amount of battery power during our tests. It also has automatic floor vacuum adjusting suction and an elegant LCD display with a battery indicator and the ability to switch between Eco, Auto and boost modes.

The Stratos also sucked up kibble, ground coffee and flour easily in our tests, and it did a great job at removing carpets with low pile by removing the sand and rice in only a few passes. It also has a front-facing brushroll that is soft enough to capture fine particles and prevent pet fur from spitting out and a rear brushroll which is stiff and can dig into carpeting.

Likewise, the budget-friendly Kenmore Elite sucks up wet spills and messes from hard floors thanks to the power of its dual brushroll design, but it's still light enough to carry up and down stairs, and across the home without breaking sweat. It's easier to care for than most other upright models too with a movable HEPA filter and a disposable dust bag that is able to be changed when it's full.

4. Versatility

The Levoit is a highly versatile model, able of handling all cleaning tasks. It isn't equipped with the features offered by higher-end models however, it does come with many key features that ensure it's suitable for everyday use. It has a variety of cleaning modes that vary suction power and battery run-time (including Eco) as well as an 8-foot hose for reaching over floors, and a huge, easy-to-empty dust cup.

The brush roll is made to capture and suck up hair without wrapping bristles around it making it a good option for homes with hairy animals or even humans that shed many tears. The tests it passed in standardized tests also showed that it can handle various kinds of debris, including hard floors and low-pile carpet and even remove sand, rice, and Cheerios from carpeting.

In addition to its versatility, the Miele Flex Vac has an impressive amount of power for the cordless vacuum cleaner. It was particularly effective in cleaning pet hair, and also removed larger particles like cereal, although it was unable to tackle more caked-on debris such as car dirt. It comes with a variety attachments, including an electric power-nozzle that can swiftly remove dirt and pet hair from upholstery.

5. Battery Life

A good vacuum cleaner for home use should last at least an hour before it needs to be recharged. This is important for cordless models, as it lets you clean without having to stop.

Shark Stratos cordless vacuum is our top choice. It comes with an extended battery life and a powerful debris picker. The three cleaning modes it has - Eco, Auto and Boost assist in regulating the power level so you can clean longer without taking too much of your battery. The vacuum features a sleek LCD display that shows if there's a clog or blockage, how long you have left, and the status of your battery.

This model is a great choice for households with pets that shed hair, since its brushroll is non-tangle and does an excellent job of getting rid of pet hair. It's also effective in tackling dust and dirt, although it struggled to remove small particles like flour from hard floors and could not remove coffee grounds from carpeting.

Tineco Floor One S7 Pro can also handle wet spills. It's a bagged vacuum but has features such as an iLoop sensor that detects dirt and stains; self-cleaning that will dry the brush roll more effective edge cleaning that gets into corners and along baseboards; and a battery lasting 40 minutes, which is more than any other model we've tested.

6. Cleaning is easy

The best vacuums make cleaning up messes easy. The Levoit LVAC-200 for instance, is lightweight and compact but incredibly powerful. It was able to take in everything from kibble to ground coffee and hair from dogs in our standard tests. Its dual brushrolls catch pet hair as well as other large particles without spilling them out or wrapping them around the cleaner's head. This helps it avoid blocking. And its motorized tool sucks embedded pet hair from upholstery, even in difficult-to-access places.

The Shark Stratos Cordless is another top performer, because it handled pet hair and large debris easily in our standard tests. The main floorhead is a soft front brushroll that collects fine dust and debris, and the floorhead that has rigid bristles reaches deeper into carpeting to catch larger dirt. The dust cup can hold plenty, and is easy to empty.

If your home is carpeted, you should consider an upright or full-size vacuum that has beater bar for longer cleaning sessions. You can also choose a wet-dry vacuum that can handle floors and messes created by food or water, like the Miele C3 Cat & Dog or the Henry Hoover. These machines can handle a wide range of household debris, from tiny dust to large-scale messes. They could be more sophisticated than handhelds on this list.