I never thought such an honest yet so informative can be so entertaining at the same time. The best vacuum review youtube channel. This is no longer just a review video. It's an educational one. It's like TED talk video about vacuums.
I bought the Hoover ONEPWR Bagged Upright based on your praise about a year ago and it's been serving me well so far. It's great to see valuable review content can still exist in an environment flooded with paid reviews and terrible listicles. Hope to keep seeing more from you!
Thanks for the kind words glad you like your little Hoover. I was going to get rid of mine after the review but liked it so much that I've kept it around for quick pickups. I just changed the bag in it last week because it had gotten full , despite not using it as a primary vacuum.
In the last 6 months I’ve tested Samsung jet 75,90 bespoke jet, shark, some other brands as well cause our Miele is done.. all of them I returned.. it was frustrating cause 95% of RUclips channels recommended them. Never ever and so glad that I found this channel.. you are doing a great job!
Checked on the Lindhaus with a local dealer. At this point in my life the vacuum would outlive me and and wouldn't be worth me purchasing it. Wish I was younger.
I am a recovering Shark user. I just had a 6 month old $500 shark vacuum fail in spectacular fashion and they told me that despite it having a 5 year warranty the part I needed wasn’t covered and would cost me $85. I told them to shove it and threw it out.
I recently found your channel and am enjoying the content. Strange I know, but being the owner of a Golden Retriever AND a Lab, vacuums have always been a quest for a better solution. I know, Riccar is not your favorite, but we invested in an upright and canister because of the strong motors years ago. They have serviced us well. But stick and robot vacs are a challenge. I don’t want to haul out a full sized battery for quick cleanup. Pet hair is a major challenge in our 75% hardwood home. Cutting hair CONSTANTLY off of rollers is a pain. I’d like a traditional stick cordless vac that is hair and pet friendly. I see your Lindhaus review but wonder about pet hair on the roller and clogging. What do you recommend for this specific challenge? What do you think of the newer Miele HX2 cat and dog?
I went looking for the lindhaus but found the Riccar supralite instead..im almot afraid to find out why it did not make this list, but at this point i am very happy with my purchase...It's similar the the Oreck in this review in that: its light, has a huge hepa bag, a large 50 min battery, powerful enough for high pile carpet, and has an old fashioned proven design...a 4 year warranty..2 on the battery and every purchase comes wit 2 free services... It keeps you connected to a vac n sew shop.. for the price of a dyson....but hey, maybe Performance Reviews will use this comment to warn others to beware..afterall, he is the the experienced technician with years in the industry that know his s*** (stuff)
Do you have any experience or advice for buying second-hand vacuum? I guess look for models with sturdy build, easy to repair and plenty of replacement parts but I wonder if there are ways to judge if the motor is still good. Or if there are quick things to look for.
You probably won't find any cordless vacuums that are used in decent conditions they get pretty used up. But yes it's on the list of videos to make of a used vacuum buyers guide. You might visit the vacuum cleaner Reddit.
So I ordered one of those Hoover Onepwr HEPA vacuums the bagged one. Coming from a Shark P50 Ion. I know you hate Shark. So this is gonna deep clean WAY better right? And also keep the dust out of the room? Kinda worried as my kid has a tracheostomy tube. I have a few HEPA air purifiers as well.
I own a lupe and have done so for about 2 months so i can comment on it, i find it works really well on carpet and agitates well, but the floor head is ‘floored’ the hose connecting it sometimes restricts its movement and will lift off the carpet when lowering the machine, it also helps if the carpet is level so it makes good seal. My main criticism is that it is noisy especially on high. But i prefer it to any Dyson and have owned a few in the past.
Thank you for this review. I was just about to get the Triflex, but something made me hesitate. Glad I saw this. I have a nice Sebo e3 canister, so I’ll save a few hundred dollars and skip the cordless for now.
I bought the Hoover OnePwr HEPA bagged cordless you reviewed and loved it till it quit under warranty. When I called Hoover they said they were sending instructions for me to take it apart, which they never did. I had registered the warranty with them online. The usual advice on products under warranty is to not do anything yourself, but they repeated that it was okay. I think there is probably a clog. Any advice as to what I should try next? I don’t have any other vacuum except a battery powered sweeper. Thanks for your video.
Most of the machines in the simplicity lineup now are rebranded machines off Alibaba. The s65 is no different there's nothing special about itother than that you're paying double for something that you could get elsewhere with a different name on it. If you're going to go cheap I'd recommend Hoover.
The reviews were very straightforward! I'm looking for an easy-to-use cordless vacuum cleaner. The other day I also reviewed the cordless vacuum cleaner with a video. I will come to play again. With love from Japan :)
If I may say something in the Triflex's defense... Take, for example, Toyota. One of the things that Toyota gets knocked for is being behind other car manufactures when it comes to implementing new technologies. That said, part of the reason for this is because they like to more thoroughly vet their tech before mass introduction into the market, which is what has helped Toyota establish themselves as a go-to brand for reliability. If you watch Scotty Kilmer's channel (mechanic of 50+ years) you may know where I am going with this. To help illustrate this, look at the problems Ford is currently having with the Ford Bronco. Sure, the modern Bronco may make a good first impression when compared to, say, the 4Runner, another off-road focused, body-on-frame SUV whose current generation began waaaaaaay back with the 2010 model year, but I'm willing to bet a number of Bronco owners wish they picked up a 4Runner given the engine problems and recalls the Bronco has had so far. Reference Scotty Kilmer's channel for more info on the Bronco situation. With this said, I'm guessing that Miele made reliability over performance a priority when introducing their first stick vacuum to market for first impressions sake, so I'm honestly thinking of giving the Triflex a chance, even if it means older technology.
I just bought a Henry compact (corded version) and love everything except the floor tool fatigues my arm quickly. It was hard to push all over my hard flooring is this typical?
@@PerformanceReviews I just watched it and the video talked about carpet mostly and my issue is hard flooring. I agree I must be doing something wrong but not sure what. I did decide though that I rather hate the corded version abd will exchange for battery option so maybe it won’t be as difficult with that one? Thank you for your response I liked your info videos very helpful
@@PerformanceReviews I moved the suction to the minus sign to lower it and raised the floor tool up. But I thought the up position was for carpet and down for flooring Is there a tool I can use for hard flooring and carpet on the end of my Henry?
I never thought such an honest yet so informative can be so entertaining at the same time. The best vacuum review youtube channel. This is no longer just a review video. It's an educational one. It's like TED talk video about vacuums.
I bought the Hoover ONEPWR Bagged Upright based on your praise about a year ago and it's been serving me well so far. It's great to see valuable review content can still exist in an environment flooded with paid reviews and terrible listicles. Hope to keep seeing more from you!
Thanks for the kind words glad you like your little Hoover. I was going to get rid of mine after the review but liked it so much that I've kept it around for quick pickups. I just changed the bag in it last week because it had gotten full , despite not using it as a primary vacuum.
Driving along with little Henry got me. Just melted my heart.
In the last 6 months I’ve tested Samsung jet 75,90 bespoke jet, shark, some other brands as well cause our Miele is done.. all of them I returned.. it was frustrating cause 95% of RUclips channels recommended them. Never ever and so glad that I found this channel.. you are doing a great job!
A distinctive and unique point of views are ALWAYS appreciated from this channel. Thank you and continue the great work.
Fantastic review. So glad we have someone like you who can cut through all of the advertising gimmicks. THANK YOU!
Checked on the Lindhaus with a local dealer. At this point in my life the vacuum would outlive me and and wouldn't be worth me purchasing it. Wish I was younger.
I am a recovering Shark user. I just had a 6 month old $500 shark vacuum fail in spectacular fashion and they told me that despite it having a 5 year warranty the part I needed wasn’t covered and would cost me $85. I told them to shove it and threw it out.
I really like the cordless elevate/onepwr lightweight uprights. I seen video on both and they really clean well for a cordless.
I recently found your channel and am enjoying the content. Strange I know, but being the owner of a Golden Retriever AND a Lab, vacuums have always been a quest for a better solution. I know, Riccar is not your favorite, but we invested in an upright and canister because of the strong motors years ago. They have serviced us well. But stick and robot vacs are a challenge. I don’t want to haul out a full sized battery for quick cleanup. Pet hair is a major challenge in our 75% hardwood home. Cutting hair CONSTANTLY off of rollers is a pain. I’d like a traditional stick cordless vac that is hair and pet friendly. I see your Lindhaus review but wonder about pet hair on the roller and clogging. What do you recommend for this specific challenge? What do you think of the newer Miele HX2 cat and dog?
I will have to figure out how to use super thanks! Finally some honest reviews that make sense!
Great review. Great information.
Glad it was helpful!
Excellent detailed reviews! Lots of good information!
Glad it was helpful!
I love the Hoover bagged vac!
Great review! How about Miele triflex? I am thinking of buying either lg cordzero or Miele triflex and appreciate your view on this. Thanks!
I stand by my conclusion of the triflex in the video.
What is the difference between the KARISMA L-ION DIGITAL PRO and the VALZER L-ION DIGITAL PRO?
Do you recommend any flat long attachment for under the fridge or any other appliances?
Great video! Thanks for posting
I went looking for the lindhaus but found the Riccar supralite instead..im almot afraid to find out why it did not make this list, but at this point i am very happy with my purchase...It's similar the the Oreck in this review in that: its light, has a huge hepa bag, a large 50 min battery, powerful enough for high pile carpet, and has an old fashioned proven design...a 4 year warranty..2 on the battery and every purchase comes wit 2 free services...
It keeps you connected to a vac n sew shop.. for the price of a dyson....but hey, maybe Performance Reviews will use this comment to warn others to beware..afterall, he is the the experienced technician with years in the industry that know his s*** (stuff)
Do you have any experience or advice for buying second-hand vacuum? I guess look for models with sturdy build, easy to repair and plenty of replacement parts but I wonder if there are ways to judge if the motor is still good. Or if there are quick things to look for.
You probably won't find any cordless vacuums that are used in decent conditions they get pretty used up.
But yes it's on the list of videos to make of a used vacuum buyers guide.
You might visit the vacuum cleaner Reddit.
So I ordered one of those Hoover Onepwr HEPA vacuums the bagged one. Coming from a Shark P50 Ion. I know you hate Shark. So this is gonna deep clean WAY better right? And also keep the dust out of the room? Kinda worried as my kid has a tracheostomy tube. I have a few HEPA air purifiers as well.
I own a lupe and have done so for about 2 months so i can comment on it, i find it works really well on carpet and agitates well, but the floor head is ‘floored’ the hose connecting it sometimes restricts its movement and will lift off the carpet when lowering the machine, it also helps if the carpet is level so it makes good seal. My main criticism is that it is noisy especially on high. But i prefer it to any Dyson and have owned a few in the past.
Just got one for Christmas I’m excited!
Thank you for this review. I was just about to get the Triflex, but something made me hesitate. Glad I saw this. I have a nice Sebo e3 canister, so I’ll save a few hundred dollars and skip the cordless for now.
Great video
Is there a cordless, bagged upright that is good for hardwood floors and tile? I really don't want a bagless vacuum.
Yes this
ruclips.net/video/9LYz0t7sYw4/видео.html
Great! Thank you so much.
I bought the Hoover OnePwr HEPA bagged cordless you reviewed and loved it till it quit under warranty. When I called Hoover they said they were sending instructions for me to take it apart, which they never did. I had registered the warranty with them online. The usual advice on products under warranty is to not do anything yourself, but they repeated that it was okay.
I think there is probably a clog. Any advice as to what I should try next? I don’t have any other vacuum except a battery powered sweeper.
Thanks for your video.
Usually what happens under warranty is you bring it to an authorized service center and they take care of it for you.
Good inputs, Joe!
I love my Lindhaus!
Any thoughts on the simplicity s65 for a cordless vacuum for around the house small jobs. Already have a riccar radiance r40 thats a beast!
Most of the machines in the simplicity lineup now are rebranded machines off Alibaba. The s65 is no different there's nothing special about itother than that you're paying double for something that you could get elsewhere with a different name on it. If you're going to go cheap I'd recommend Hoover.
Great video btw ♥️ the choices of vacuum cleaners. Are you a vacuum collector or own a vacuum store? Just Curious
See FAQ video. ruclips.net/video/ta64uC6LEWQ/видео.html
@@PerformanceReviews very informative, thank you.
Why was the video released in Dec 2020 but the title say 2022?
Because the information remains the same. These are still the best cordless vacuums on the market.
The reviews were very straightforward! I'm looking for an easy-to-use cordless vacuum cleaner. The other day I also reviewed the cordless vacuum cleaner with a video. I will come to play again. With love from Japan :)
If I may say something in the Triflex's defense...
Take, for example, Toyota. One of the things that Toyota gets knocked for is being behind other car manufactures when it comes to implementing new technologies. That said, part of the reason for this is because they like to more thoroughly vet their tech before mass introduction into the market, which is what has helped Toyota establish themselves as a go-to brand for reliability. If you watch Scotty Kilmer's channel (mechanic of 50+ years) you may know where I am going with this.
To help illustrate this, look at the problems Ford is currently having with the Ford Bronco. Sure, the modern Bronco may make a good first impression when compared to, say, the 4Runner, another off-road focused, body-on-frame SUV whose current generation began waaaaaaay back with the 2010 model year, but I'm willing to bet a number of Bronco owners wish they picked up a 4Runner given the engine problems and recalls the Bronco has had so far. Reference Scotty Kilmer's channel for more info on the Bronco situation.
With this said, I'm guessing that Miele made reliability over performance a priority when introducing their first stick vacuum to market for first impressions sake, so I'm honestly thinking of giving the Triflex a chance, even if it means older technology.
Just made me return dyson v8
Didn't know that about Lupe. Good to know.
I need a cordless Upright Vacuum for commercial use, what do you recommend?
Look at a Lindhaus LS38
noticed you have yet to review the hoover hushtone
Send me one.
Can I use the Oreck 6.0 battery on my Hoover OnePwr cordless bagged upright?
Would be nice if all of the TTI batteries worked with one another.
I am planning when I get the get the money I am gonna buy vgt Kirby 562 or one from 70 or 80 to use upstairs in my room and my brothers room
Makita upright test?
Send me one.
My cordless vacuum cleaners I had don't last longer like my cord vacuum cleaners does
Nice Audi
What model ?
Ohh you took Henry for a ride in the Audi 😀😀😍
2017 S5
@@PerformanceReviews
Just bought a black 2016 r line vw Tiguan 4 motion 👌
Have you tested Soniclean vacuums?
Yes , they're hot garbage.
No way! Even being made
In Germany? So I should steer clear?
For $1500, it's a good thing that the Lindhaus won. Anything except total victory would've been disgraceful.
I just bought a Henry compact (corded version) and love everything except the floor tool fatigues my arm quickly. It was hard to push all over my hard flooring is this typical?
You have the floor tool set wrong most likely.
Video on the subject
ruclips.net/video/EkgoIS5ESXQ/видео.html
@@PerformanceReviews I just watched it and the video talked about carpet mostly and my issue is hard flooring. I agree I must be doing something wrong but not sure what. I did decide though that I rather hate the corded version abd will exchange for battery option so maybe it won’t be as difficult with that one? Thank you for your response I liked your info videos very helpful
@@PerformanceReviews I moved the suction to the minus sign to lower it and raised the floor tool up. But I thought the up position was for carpet and down for flooring
Is there a tool I can use for hard flooring and carpet on the end of my Henry?
Title is misleading-
How this was the best cordless vacuums of 2022
ironically a LUpe add was on while i was watching this
Dyson most certainly is underpowered and their customer service is non existent.
Dyson 👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼
Recommending bagged vacuums lol. This guy living in the past.
He's living in the better product while some others are living in the recent hype
This is a very misleading and erroneous review because it doesn't even mention the best cordless vacuum on the market which is the Dyson V11.
The v11 was a pretty bad vacuum it's addressed in this review.
My v11 is a joke
@@vickyj7834 With a comment like this you clearly don't own a V11!