A couple of these sold out today, so we are added the #4 place pick as well: #1 PeroBuno on Amazon: geni.us/qadwaF #2 Untovei on Amazon: geni.us/Jve0z #3 Herlitz on Amazon: geni.us/bUj5 #4 Kopidoe on Amazon: geni.us/rFVCtj
Great review! I was literally just shopping for one of these! On a different channel, I saw this one: EUKI Compressed Air Duster-150000RPM Electric Air Duster. Any idea how it might compare?
Only number 1 and 4 are available on Amazon and the reviews don't impress me when you read them. A lot of battery issues after just a few months for the "top" pick.
I freaking love this channel. From buying and using the shark stratos to other products reviewed, this channel is a solid source for sound reviews and recommendations.
A suggestion. Another category to score: IMHO a device should get lots of bonus points if you use USB C to charge it, and a couple of bonus points if you use micro-USB to charge it. If you have to use a special charging adapter, I won't buy a gadget like this, but if I can just charge it with my phone charger, I might consider it. P.S. I really like the way this channel does reviews. Great job, every time.
Extra bonus points if it will charge using a USB-C to USB-C cable. A lot of companies cheap out and cause the device to only be able to charge off of a USB-A to USB-C cable.
@@DanielBrotherstonThat's shortsighted. USB chargers these days rarely exceed 60W, with 240W charging being the current upper limit that essentially nothing uses. There are plenty of tool battery chargers that exceed 500W charging. There's no reason to cast off that kind of technology when vacuums are inherently power-hungry devices.
I'd like to see how the Metro Datavac (roughly $110-$120) compares to all of these. The PeroBuno had 27 CFM of airflow, but the Metro Datavac is a wired, 500w electronics duster that is rated for 70 CFM of airflow. I suspect it will make all of these look like toys. I work in banking (with cash machines), and the professionals who come to clean our machines use Metro Datavacs. We actually bought one for our branch after seeing how well it performed.
I agree I feel like this video was just comparing quick drop shipping e-waste. I would have liked to see the metro datavac go up against something like the Makita AS001G or the DAS180 and similar brands with real build quality
@@mauriciovallejo2192 Quite rude to call these drop shipping e-waste as they all do what they are advertised to do- and with amount of ppl buying em surely they're not cheap garbage.
It's corded, absolutely not in any way or fashion would I ever consider this. Just get a mini shop-vac which would destroy this. IMO, virtually no reason for this.
@@mauriciovallejo2192 i have the datavac, got it from microcenter. i also have the makita das180. they are nearly identical in power. i tested them using an anemometer with 3d printed adaptors so the results were valid. the makita has cheaper clones that take milwaukee or dewalt batteries on amazon for 50 dollars, while the makita is 150 dollars. surprisingly they put out about the same volume of air but after testing , you can tell the build quality is not anywhere near the makita. still they are worth 50 bucks and smoke any duster in this video.
I've bought my stick vac and my robot vac based on your recommendations. Thanks for doing all the testing for us! I'm not quite in the market for a mini vac yet, but when I am, I'll know which one to buy. I second the person who thought that knowing how it charges is an important bit of information. With larger vacuums, it doesn't matter too much that it has a dedicated charger. But for smaller things like this, having a USB-C charger would be extremely handy. We all have way too many chargers and cables in a box somewhere, so no need to add yet more to that. Also, sorry for "liking" the video. You were at 777 likes and I ruined it. I'm hoping you don't mind too much, because I'm not taking it back.
😭🙌Ommmggg this came in so freaking perfect in my time!!! I have been trying to do so much research on this lil off brand vacuums but no one does it like you!!!!
Yes do more of these i would love to get the best one knowing i can trust it. I would also consider doing reviews on blowers that can sometimes become vacuums.
Great video as always! I hope you'll look into stick form handheld vacuums for the next video, I personally find them easier to use. My favorites are Xiaomi Mi Mini Vacuum (13 KPa) and Lydsto Duo Plus (10 KPa). I believe they both have HEPA filters which is an added bonus.
@vacuumwars, does the flapper in your PeroBuno waste collector bin remain closed? Unfortunately, mine will not seal closed and once the vacuum is turned off, debris easily falls back out! The flapper appears to be poorly designed, overall.
I think these make better blowers than vacuums. I bought one a few months ago and it's great having unlimited compressed air on the fly! The vacuum stuff just seems like a gimmick to make them look more versatile
@Vacuumwars I don't want to discredit this video because I'm a huge fan of your content but instead of reviewing these drop shipping brands I was hoping you'd cover brands with an established business of reliability, performance and support like Makita's duster and vac (like the AS001G or the DAS180) I think you'll find that there is simply no competition with these no name brands. I recently replaced compressed air with the Makita duster kit with all the attachments and oh boy its already paid for itself, cleaning a bunch of electronics and helping me dry things super quick.
I was just assuming these were the best ones available and he challenged them to one another. Is that not the case? If not, then I agree.... please cover ALL the brands that make good products. I would find a lot of value in seeing the Makita, for instance, in the contest.
yea, i bought a cheap one of these of temu, i personally wouldn't spend a lot of money on a knock off product. These little things are great to get in tight spaces and if your obssessed with keeping a car clean, and just want to do quick vacuum almost daily to pick up small items. I'd like to see it compared to a fanttik for example.
@@catacocamping874it’s true but when the battery dies out at least you can buy another unlike with this e waste in the video. Not to mention some of the competitors are corded
Definitely better than canned air, a dust blower from a power tool company (not a leaf blower) like the Makita I have will blow them all away but they're not terrible value.
this was the rage in our country for several months ago. Wished you reviewed the latest models with removable battery packs simlar to power tools. The blowers above are easily e-waste once batteries get defective and these are likely to die soon because of cheap, unbranded battery cells (except the highest performers in this video).
Can you compare these to the Datavac (Metrovac it might also be called?) Electric Duster and the XPower Electric duster? I bought the Xpower first and for some reason the accessories didn't fit so I returned it and currently have the Datavac, but both get hot so measuring heat would be nice. Definitely don't think it's a perfect replacement for canned air, but it's way more ecofriendly and is worth it after like 6 cans too.
I didn't get an answer on the last video. Can you test the Daikin MCB50YSAU and MCKB70YSAU? They boast large SQFT air purifying cleaning capacity and have activated charcoal filters as well as UVC light filters.
I've seen these advertised all over, and honestly my biggest question has been whether the entire category has been a scam. Now admittedly, "canned air" has never been something I felt was a very good replacement for an air compressor, which is what I've used in a more commercial setting when working on cleaning computers, but that's a pretty high bar. If these things were somewhere in between canned air and a compressor, that would still be better than I expected.
Would be nice to see a video including air dusters only. There are quite a few others out there that look interesting. Vacuum features for these aren’t important to me.
I know this is VACUUM wars, by o don’t need another vac. I do want to replace air duster cans. What what’s the most powerful, rechargeable handheld blower only?
Have you ever seen the dirt devil lidar vaccune ITS FREAKING 99$ on WALMART its crazy how cheap it is got lidar. Have you guys made a video on it, it would he awesome if you did. Like link it or somethin. THANK YOU. looking for one of these for the couch. And even coutners. Makes things somewaht easier. Also be very careful as vacuuming the internal of a pc as it can cause static electricity to build up not likley but it is very possible and may not me worth the risk on very expensive hardware.
You’re not supposed to ever just keep spraying canned air continuously. If you use it properly it blows (pun intended) the competition out of the water.
Mini Vacuums are NOT worth it. Weak suction power and a microscopic bin make these vacuums useless. If you want a replacement for canned air a corded electric duster is cheaper and more powerful.
@VacuumWars OH, by the way, I totally forgot to say how much I love all the work and effort you put into your videos which it definitely makes my life a lot easier watching your videos to find out what is the best vacuum.
It’s definitely AI. Watch his old videos, you can hear what his voice actually sounds like and how he speaks. This voice has a weird cadence and odd word spacing. It kills me.
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A couple of these sold out today, so we are added the #4 place pick as well:
#1 PeroBuno on Amazon: geni.us/qadwaF
#2 Untovei on Amazon: geni.us/Jve0z
#3 Herlitz on Amazon: geni.us/bUj5
#4 Kopidoe on Amazon: geni.us/rFVCtj
@3:46 '3st' gear 😂
Great review! I was literally just shopping for one of these! On a different channel, I saw this one: EUKI Compressed Air Duster-150000RPM Electric Air Duster. Any idea how it might compare?
I bought the #1... I sure hope its as good as you say.
Only number 1 and 4 are available on Amazon and the reviews don't impress me when you read them. A lot of battery issues after just a few months for the "top" pick.
@@VacuumWars I bought #1 and it sucks. Not in a good way. You have no idea how disappointed I am
I freaking love this channel. From buying and using the shark stratos to other products reviewed, this channel is a solid source for sound reviews and recommendations.
Much appreciated!
A suggestion. Another category to score: IMHO a device should get lots of bonus points if you use USB C to charge it, and a couple of bonus points if you use micro-USB to charge it. If you have to use a special charging adapter, I won't buy a gadget like this, but if I can just charge it with my phone charger, I might consider it.
P.S. I really like the way this channel does reviews. Great job, every time.
At this point, I think you should only get points for USB-C and if it's not USB at all....I dunno...it's not worth buying.
Extra bonus points if it will charge using a USB-C to USB-C cable. A lot of companies cheap out and cause the device to only be able to charge off of a USB-A to USB-C cable.
Should be minus points if micro USB
@@NathanielHatleythey may provide an a to c cable, but they will charge with c to c
@@DanielBrotherstonThat's shortsighted. USB chargers these days rarely exceed 60W, with 240W charging being the current upper limit that essentially nothing uses. There are plenty of tool battery chargers that exceed 500W charging. There's no reason to cast off that kind of technology when vacuums are inherently power-hungry devices.
I've been thinking about getting a duster, so this video is very welcome. Thank you.
If you dust often, getting the Datavac Electric Duster or the Xpower is a good option too if you don't want cordless.
Glad it was helpful!
Been waiting for this FOREVER.
I have been wanting to get one to clean my sewing equipment. Thank you!
Should’ve also tried the HOTO Air Capsule, it’s an amazing compact solution
I would love to see how something like the Makita Blower/Inflator (XSA01) stacks up to these blowers. Yes I know it does not have the vacuum function.
It does actually with certain attachments
I'd like to see how the Metro Datavac (roughly $110-$120) compares to all of these. The PeroBuno had 27 CFM of airflow, but the Metro Datavac is a wired, 500w electronics duster that is rated for 70 CFM of airflow. I suspect it will make all of these look like toys.
I work in banking (with cash machines), and the professionals who come to clean our machines use Metro Datavacs. We actually bought one for our branch after seeing how well it performed.
I agree I feel like this video was just comparing quick drop shipping e-waste. I would have liked to see the metro datavac go up against something like the Makita AS001G or the DAS180 and similar brands with real build quality
@@mauriciovallejo2192 Quite rude to call these drop shipping e-waste as they all do what they are advertised to do- and with amount of ppl buying em surely they're not cheap garbage.
Yeah, and you really need to test around antistatic
It's corded, absolutely not in any way or fashion would I ever consider this. Just get a mini shop-vac which would destroy this. IMO, virtually no reason for this.
@@mauriciovallejo2192 i have the datavac, got it from microcenter. i also have the makita das180. they are nearly identical in power. i tested them using an anemometer with 3d printed adaptors so the results were valid.
the makita has cheaper clones that take milwaukee or dewalt batteries on amazon for 50 dollars, while the makita is 150 dollars.
surprisingly they put out about the same volume of air but after testing , you can tell the build quality is not anywhere near the makita.
still they are worth 50 bucks and smoke any duster in this video.
Thank you for reviewing this category, I've been looking for something for my PC and small cleaning jobs.
Glad we could help!
I've bought my stick vac and my robot vac based on your recommendations. Thanks for doing all the testing for us! I'm not quite in the market for a mini vac yet, but when I am, I'll know which one to buy. I second the person who thought that knowing how it charges is an important bit of information. With larger vacuums, it doesn't matter too much that it has a dedicated charger. But for smaller things like this, having a USB-C charger would be extremely handy. We all have way too many chargers and cables in a box somewhere, so no need to add yet more to that. Also, sorry for "liking" the video. You were at 777 likes and I ruined it. I'm hoping you don't mind too much, because I'm not taking it back.
😭🙌Ommmggg this came in so freaking perfect in my time!!! I have been trying to do so much research on this lil off brand vacuums but no one does it like you!!!!
Yes do more of these i would love to get the best one knowing i can trust it. I would also consider doing reviews on blowers that can sometimes become vacuums.
You're getting close to 350K subscribers! Keep it up :)!!
@ServicesTool.Official :)
Thanks! Will do!
@@VacuumWars You're welcome! :D
Great video as always! I hope you'll look into stick form handheld vacuums for the next video, I personally find them easier to use. My favorites are Xiaomi Mi Mini Vacuum (13 KPa) and Lydsto Duo Plus (10 KPa). I believe they both have HEPA filters which is an added bonus.
Love it! Can't wait for EU versions!
Good video. If you need a air duster and can life with a cable, I recommend the CompuCleaner.
Was looking for one. Thanks so much. I really appreciate urbhard work
Glad we could help!
@vacuumwars, does the flapper in your PeroBuno waste collector bin remain closed? Unfortunately, mine will not seal closed and once the vacuum is turned off, debris easily falls back out! The flapper appears to be poorly designed, overall.
Can you please review the Samsung Bespoke JetBot Combo AI? I would greatly appreciate it. Keep up the good work!
We have a review of the new Samsung Bespoke AI out now right here: ruclips.net/video/qrTfy8E3Lz4/видео.html
I think these make better blowers than vacuums. I bought one a few months ago and it's great having unlimited compressed air on the fly! The vacuum stuff just seems like a gimmick to make them look more versatile
What about the filter filtration level?
Wish the Fantik one that costco recently started selling was in this video. Would be interested to see it compared.
@Vacuumwars I don't want to discredit this video because I'm a huge fan of your content but instead of reviewing these drop shipping brands I was hoping you'd cover brands with an established business of reliability, performance and support like Makita's duster and vac (like the AS001G or the DAS180) I think you'll find that there is simply no competition with these no name brands. I recently replaced compressed air with the Makita duster kit with all the attachments and oh boy its already paid for itself, cleaning a bunch of electronics and helping me dry things super quick.
Agreed, these brands in this video are total hacks. Content for the sake of content….boo
I was just assuming these were the best ones available and he challenged them to one another. Is that not the case? If not, then I agree.... please cover ALL the brands that make good products. I would find a lot of value in seeing the Makita, for instance, in the contest.
Or even brands like Baseus which are budget friendly Chinese brands but established.
yea, i bought a cheap one of these of temu, i personally wouldn't spend a lot of money on a knock off product. These little things are great to get in tight spaces and if your obssessed with keeping a car clean, and just want to do quick vacuum almost daily to pick up small items. I'd like to see it compared to a fanttik for example.
@@elisebrown5157 not even close to the best, the makita das180 is way more powerful
Would love to see how the costco fanttik x100mix conpaires
How do they compare to the most powerful mini blower Xiaomi JET X3?
I already bought a corded blower and absolutely love it, but I do kinda wish it had a vacuum now, so maybe I'll pick one for these up at some point
I was hoping that you would do this one day!
Missed so many known brand or just popular ones. Do more please
Those brands are as much as a cordless vacuum might as well buy one instead
@@catacocamping874it’s true but when the battery dies out at least you can buy another unlike with this e waste in the video. Not to mention some of the competitors are corded
Definitely better than canned air, a dust blower from a power tool company (not a leaf blower) like the Makita I have will blow them all away but they're not terrible value.
I have $10 one from Temu. It's okay for kindling charcoal and maybe inflating mattress. Never used as a vacuum.
Yes!!! I was harassing project farm about this but he never did it.
Dyson - wake up...
Money on the floor.
A Dyson brand one of these will surely win a nice jackpot.
Really with the HOTO Air capsule was included!
Can you review the Kenmore Elite CSV Max (DS4095) ?
I was just starting to look at these. No Hoto which I’ve been looking at.
this was the rage in our country for several months ago. Wished you reviewed the latest models with removable battery packs simlar to power tools. The blowers above are easily e-waste once batteries get defective and these are likely to die soon because of cheap, unbranded battery cells (except the highest performers in this video).
Can you compare these to the Datavac (Metrovac it might also be called?) Electric Duster and the XPower Electric duster? I bought the Xpower first and for some reason the accessories didn't fit so I returned it and currently have the Datavac, but both get hot so measuring heat would be nice. Definitely don't think it's a perfect replacement for canned air, but it's way more ecofriendly and is worth it after like 6 cans too.
Please test the newest best most powerful electric air blowers
I didn't get an answer on the last video. Can you test the Daikin MCB50YSAU and MCKB70YSAU? They boast large SQFT air purifying cleaning capacity and have activated charcoal filters as well as UVC light filters.
I wish you tried the CCV duster it looks insanely powerful and costs much less then the perobuno
that liquid in those cans of air is actually refrigerant so not moisture. it's still not a good idea to get that on sensitive electronics
Awesome!
Thanks!
Can you make video about “best cordless vacuum cleaners for 2024” please.
Which ones use USB-C to charge? That is a non-starter for me if it doesn't.
Imagine Dyson putting a “hyperdimium” motor in mini like this. Would blow the competition away 🤓😜
I've seen these advertised all over, and honestly my biggest question has been whether the entire category has been a scam. Now admittedly, "canned air" has never been something I felt was a very good replacement for an air compressor, which is what I've used in a more commercial setting when working on cleaning computers, but that's a pretty high bar. If these things were somewhere in between canned air and a compressor, that would still be better than I expected.
Would be nice to see a video including air dusters only. There are quite a few others out there that look interesting. Vacuum features for these aren’t important to me.
What's the vacuum you are holding at 5:00 ? I don't see a link for it 😢
Are you planing to rewiew the samsung robots?
We have a review of the new Samsung Bespoke AI out now right here: ruclips.net/video/qrTfy8E3Lz4/видео.html
I’m guessing the top 2 had brushless motors?
I know this is VACUUM wars, by o don’t need another vac. I do want to replace air duster cans. What what’s the most powerful, rechargeable handheld blower only?
Probably the Makita 40V
jsut what I was looking for
We hope it is helpful!
We need dyson to join the game
When ecovacs X5 Omni reviews ? Waiting comparison with x40 😢
We haven't seen that come out in the US yet, but we are waiting!
Have you ever seen the dirt devil lidar vaccune ITS FREAKING 99$ on WALMART its crazy how cheap it is got lidar. Have you guys made a video on it, it would he awesome if you did. Like link it or somethin. THANK YOU. looking for one of these for the couch. And even coutners. Makes things somewaht easier. Also be very careful as vacuuming the internal of a pc as it can cause static electricity to build up not likley but it is very possible and may not me worth the risk on very expensive hardware.
No Makita XSA01Z? Pretty sure it blows all of these away.
These are still kinda "new" so would love to see a 6 months or 1 year follow up on these gadgets.
Nice!👍🏻
Thanks!
You dont have a favorite steam mop?
I bought one of these for like $60. The battery was dead in a month. It can't hold a charge.
Did you include the one from Nightcore
Am i the only person who thought those were earbuds in the thumbnail? Lol
No talk on HEPA filtration on these ???
nice!
Thanks!
BACKPACK VACUUMS PLZ
You’re not supposed to ever just keep spraying canned air continuously. If you use it properly it blows (pun intended) the competition out of the water.
Metrovac outclasses all of these by a mile
And costs 10x more
And it is wired! Not a rechargeable one, and again - wired 😞
I'm a vacuum nerd.
Im ersten Moment dachte ich das es in ear kopfhörer sind xd
from the thumbnail I thought these were earbuds
how
The fact Fanttik isn’t on this list after going viral on TikTok makes me sad… 😞
Who saw earbuds on the thumbnail
who else uses the canned air liquid to freeze bugs lol
Mini Vacuums are NOT worth it. Weak suction power and a microscopic bin make these vacuums useless. If you want a replacement for canned air a corded electric duster is cheaper and more powerful.
First! The video I wanted!
Glad to hear it!
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Tied for First! 🌟🏆😊
@VacuumWars OH, by the way, I totally forgot to say how much I love all the work and effort you put into your videos which it definitely makes my life a lot easier watching your videos to find out what is the best vacuum.
Give over these are all terrible, not fit for purpose.
They are great to catch small spiders 😂😊
is this AI generated voiceover?
It’s definitely AI. Watch his old videos, you can hear what his voice actually sounds like and how he speaks.
This voice has a weird cadence and odd word spacing. It kills me.
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