Dreametech T10 Cordless Vacuum Cleaner, 20Kpa Powerful Suction, White

Like so many others who gave this vacuum one star, after a few uses the machine would not suck properly, kept cutting out and would not hold a charge. I thought I too had been sold a dud and wasted over 200 dollars. So I took the thing apart. Even though I emptied the cannister regularly, it was the rest of the mechanism that was totally clogged. I took some time prodding, poking and shaking the thing until all the collected pet hair and dust was completely removed. Reassembled, and tried again hoping and hoping it would work. Works better than ever, holds its charge and we are friends again. I guess that it keeps the house clean and I keep it clean and everyone is happy

We have purchased a variety of cordless vacuums, large, small and handheld, over the years in an effort to keep up with the daily shedding of cat hair and litter tracking. This is by far the best we have ever had.Suction power - low / med / high - use whichever one suits your particular job. It even has a 'hold' button so you do not have to constantly push the switch to keep it running.Battery power - the lower the suction power, the less battery power is used. Even on high, it is enough to touch up our 1300 sq ft main level.Lightweight - outstanding, even lays flat and gets under furniture that larger vacuums cannot, and held helds require stooping and crawling on the floor.Easy to empty too, and very surprised how much it picks up daily.Works on regular carpet pile, hardwod, tile, and furniture (with attachment). Makes transition easily rom tile/wood to carpet EXCEPT on high power if you're vacuuming throw rugs - it might suck up the ends. Reduce power and you're good to go.I am thrilled with the wall hanging charger. It's in the garage and out of site but easy to grab and go for quick touch up.I would highly recommend this product. We have had it for about 2 months and have had no issues.

Bought this vacuum September 2022. It worked fine didn’t have great suction for carpet but would pick up surface dirt. Did ok on hardwood floors. Just ok.The worst part is the container where you empty the dirt. The design is awful. Stuff gets stuck around the edges and you have to dig it out with your finger or some tool. It is so gross and happens all the time. We don’t have pets so it’s not a lot of pet hair issuesThe other issues is I have had it less than a year When the vacuum is fully charged it will run for 1 minute and 10 seconds. Yes I timed it.I called customer service. They had 25 hoops for me to jump through to get any help. Obviously a call center in some foreign country, barely spoke English and would only read from a script. Not helpful at all.Very frustrating. Way to expensive.Wastes my money!

First the Pros. Its very maneuverable and light weight, considering the motor to the vacuum is attached to the handle you are holding. Its also pretty quiet for a vacuum. I have a small area rug with a short pile that I can use this vacuum on with no trouble. The trick is to keep it on low, not the high setting. It cleans the rug very well. It also has a pretty big container for the dirt but you cant let it get full because the suction will start to suffer. We have laminate floors throughout the house and I am very happy with how it cleans the floors. And like most cordless vacuum's, the motor detaches from the "stick" portion of the unit so you can use it on the stairs, a chair, or even your car. The attachments are useful as well and they all fit on the wall organizer that is included in the box.The Cons. The battery doesnt last long enough. I dont think any cordless vacuum's battery lasts long enough! But you can order a backup battery and switch out when the first one dies. I just ordered it today so I cant include a review about that yet. POPCORN! Popcorn gets stuck in the dirt container. Its tough to get it out. I have been using a plastic knife to get it out. Also, when you empty the dirt bin, most of the dirt will just fall out into your garbage can but some is always left behind. Again, I use a plastic knife to get it out.Overall this is a great vacuum. Its not cheap and its not expensive. For me, its just right.

Can you imagine being excited about buying yourself a vacuum for Christmas? I honestly couldn't wait for it's arrival. Not a moment of regret here. Long story short, I live in an RV that has a central vacuum, but the wand is suction only, no beater brush. I have purchased several rotating brush heads, all a HUGE disappointment. Not a single one lasted more than a month or two even in this small area.So I read reviews on every rechargeable vacuum out here and decided on this one. It's amazing! I'm so glad I choose this machine, it does a fantastic job and yet so simple to use. It's not heavy at all (I worried about that) and the control for the amount of suction from hardwood to area rugs was just the thing I needed.I really like that it is simple to change the amount of suction and the machine doesn't decide for me. I saw their newer model will do the censoring, I like that the control is in my hands. I'm very very pleased and highly recommend. I've had it since just before Christmas 2021 and with a dog and Grand-baby frequent visits, I use it 1-2 times a day.I should add, I've never run out of battery power but I usually only run it 5-10 minutes at a time so I can't say how long it will last in your home.

Is this a good or bad? It was a good vacuum cleaner that I used in my studio apartment. Strong, lightweight. Until suddenly, after its 4th year anniversary, it just died. Simply doesn't turn on anymore. The charge lights come on when plugged in, but turns off right when turned on. Is four years good for a $200 vacuum? I don't know. Now I need to figure out how to throw this out and find a new one that hopefully will last longer. Just feels like a waste of plastic, bummer.