Amazon cordless hoover that 'rates as highly' as Vax gets £20 price slash
While cleaning is a tedious chore, many people try to find ways to make the experience easier and quicker to complete. One change that many Brits are making is swapping their traditional vacuum cleaner for a cordless device.
Lightweight and easy to move around, cordless vacuums take away the struggle of annoying wires getting in the way and limiting the amount of space you can clean at one time. While these nifty machines are a game-changer for cleaning, they can cost shoppers a pretty penny to purchase.
Thankfully, Amazon has dropped the price of one vacuum that shoppers are saying is as good as renowned brands such as Dyson and Vax. Normally retailing for £99.99, shoppers can now snatch up Powerffy Cordless Vacuum Cleaner for £79.99 in a limited time deal.
As an appliance that is all about efficient cleaning, the Powerffy vacuum boasts a 2200mAh battery and delivers a robust run time of 45 minutes, reports the Mirror. While it takes 4.5 hours to recharge, the vacuum comes with the added bonus of being able to charge the battery separately rather than the whole device.
With a 30KPA suction, shoppers will be able to clean up dust, debris, pet hair, cat litter and even dog food with ease. On top of this, all nooks and crannies will be sparkling as the hoover promises flexibility as it boasts a 0 to 180 degree lateral and a 0 to 90 degree vertical rotation.
No spec of dust will be left behind as the vacuum comes with bright LED lights to reveal mess hidden in even the darkest of corners. The vacuum also comes with a range of attachments to make your cleaning experience as simple a possible.
Powerffy Cordless Vacuum Cleaner
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Another hoover that has been reduced on Amazon is the VACTechPro V15 Cordless Vacuum Cleaner. Normally retailing for £129.99, shoppers can now buy it for £99.99. This lightweight and compact vacuum features a 35KPA strong suction and a run time of 45 minutes.
Alternatively, Argos is selling the Tower Pro Cordless Vacuum Cleaner with Detangling for £75. Said to remove 99.95 per cent of fine particles, this vacuum's battery life ranges from 15 to 35 minutes depending on the setting selected. The device also comes with an anti-tangle floor head and a HEPA filter.
The Powerffy Cordless Vacuum currently has a 4.5 star rating from Amazon shoppers, with many praising the vacuum for being easy to assemble and lightweight.
One happy shopper said: "This seems good so far, very lightweight which is what I was looking for. Very easy to assemble and also has an attachment so can use on stairs. The green light is actually very useful as you can really see more dirt. Easy to empty. So far so good but I've only used every day- I do have high hopes though as it has good suction for a stick vacuum."
Another five-star reviewer added: "Ordered this when Dyson died and a new battery (which we presumed we needed, but weren't sure) was going to cost about £80 from our local guy!! Read the reviews and hey presto, we got one.
"Pleased with it, does the job just as well as the Dyson and it was a good price, the lights on it are helpful too, and the display for the battery is great. Easy to see, and charging is simple. I didn't bother with the wall mount as it is perfectly happy being propped up in the cupboard!"
However, a three-star reviewer wasn't completely blown away, writing: "Ok for very light vacuuming. Good on high suction setting but very short battery life on high power."
Whereas another shopper wished the device was more powerful: "This vacuum is easy to use, cordless, and great quality. The small attachment has excellent suction power, but I wish the main wand attachment had stronger suction. Overall, it's a solid choice for quick, efficient cleaning."
On the flip side, another delighted shopper said: "I've had this cleaner for a week now, and, I have to say it's excellent. All the silly bits of cotton lint that's doesn't usually get sucked in, gets sucked in! It's so lightweight, which is brilliant as I have arthritis in my hands, moves round corners, easy to empty too.
"The price was also great, it's a make I've never heard off, but will definitely buy from them again. I really can't rate this cleaner highly enough, it came in a small, very lightweight box, wasn't expecting it to be as compact. I've had Dyson, Vax cleaners before and in my opinion, it rates as highly as those makes. Try it, you won't be disappointed."
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