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31 vacuums at 2 shop(s) with a HasTrust check; the popular ones cost $26.99 to $260.99. Answer a few questions and keep a shortlist.

What to look for in vacuums

Start with how you clean. A cordless stick vacuum is light and quick to grab, and many convert to a handheld for stairs, cars and furniture. Check how long the battery runs and whether you can swap it. A robot vacuum cleans on its own; some also mop, adjust suction to the dirt they detect, or empty themselves into a station so you rarely touch the bin.

Then think about your home. With pets, look for a model made for pet hair. With allergies, a HEPA filter helps trap fine dust, and bagless models save buying bags but need regular emptying. If spills and coarse debris are common, a wet and dry vacuum handles both. If noise bothers you, look for a quiet model.

  • cordless (battery)
    Do you want a cordless battery-powered vacuum?
  • stick vacuum
    Are you looking for a stick vacuum?
  • robot vacuum
    Do you want a robot that vacuums on its own?
  • bagless
    Do you want a vacuum without a dust bag?
  • also mops
    Should it be able to mop too?
  • suitable for pet hair
    Do you have pets?
  • HEPA filter
    Do you have allergies or want a HEPA filter?
  • wet and dry vacuum
    Do you also want to pick up liquids and coarse debris?
  • battery life at least 45 minutes
    Should it run at least 45 minutes on one battery?
  • removable battery
    Do you want to be able to swap or replace the battery?
  • converts to handheld vacuum
    Do you also want to use it as a handheld vacuum?
  • automatic emptying station
    Should the robot empty itself automatically into a station?
  • quiet (max. 70 dB)
    Do you want a quiet vacuum of 70 dB max?
  • dirt detection with automatic suction
    Should it adjust suction power automatically to the dirt?

Popular at shops we checked

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What reviews and tests say about these vacuums

We read reviews and tests of this model and kept 4 points, each backed by a quote we found on the review page ourselves. The scores are the reviewers' own, not ours.

  1. Vacuum Bundle: Buture VC50 Blue Vacuum + 2 Batteries + 10 HEPA Filters

    Vacuum Bundle: Buture VC50 Blue Vacuum + 2 Batteries + 10 HEPA Filters

    No test score2 positive · 2 negative in 4 checked pointsat Buture

    +A review of a sibling Buture model reports up to 55 minutes of runtime in the lowest power mode. (ralphsway.com)

    −The same review notes that the battery drains quickly when the strongest suction mode is used for long periods. (ralphsway.com)

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Questions

How much do vacuums cost?

The popular ones at shops we checked cost $26.99 to $260.99; half of them less than $159.99.

Which shops sell vacuums?

AstroAI, Buture, each with an independent HasTrust trust check.

What should I look for in vacuums?

The questions that split the range most: cordless (battery), stick vacuum, robot vacuum. Shortlist asks them one at a time.

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