Runtime (Measured, Boost/Turbo)

Max-power battery life of just over 13 minutes remains a major strength, with this review again placing it near the top of the pack for boost-mode stamina despite its uneven cleaning results.

Max-power runtime sits just over fifteen and a half minutes, placing it among the longest-lasting sticks when run continuously on its highest setting.

Delivers close to 17 minutes on max, which is long for a budget cordless and helpful for tougher jobs.

Sharing roughly 13 minutes of boost runtime with the blue Shark, the IZ362H offers excellent max-mode stamina that lets users run high power longer than most competitors.

Higher-power modes still hold up better than many rivals: one detailed test measured roughly mid-30 minutes in Turbo, while Max/Max Enhancement is meant for short bursts on tough spots and drains faster.

Max/boost runtime is strong for the category but inconsistent across tests, landing anywhere from about 7–10 minutes to ~13–15 minutes depending on head and measurement method; it’s best used in short bursts for carpets, cars, or stuck-on debris.

Max-power runtime lands around twelve to thirteen minutes per charge, which is short compared with lower-powered sticks but respectable for such a high-suction model and usually enough for focused deep-cleaning bursts.

Boost/Jet modes deliver maximum power but noticeably shorter runtimes; most reviewers treat these as occasional burst settings rather than all-house modes.

Measured high/turbo runtimes range from roughly ~11 to ~15 minutes depending on the test and battery condition, aligning with common 10-minute high-mode claims.

Boost/Max runtime is repeatedly described as short but intense, with many measurements clustering roughly from about 7 to low-teens minutes depending on head and conditions, making it best for targeted deep-clean bursts rather than whole-home cleaning in max power.

Levoit’s stick still stands out for total game time in eco and standard modes, but this review notes that the highest power setting drains the battery very quickly, so its stamina advantage mostly applies when you avoid running on max for long stretches.

Max or turbo mode runtimes are much shorter (commonly ~15–20 minutes, sometimes reported higher), making it best for short bursts rather than whole-home cleaning on max.

Turbo mode delivers a short but intense burst of power, with reviews measuring around 15–18 minutes of runtime, similar to other high suction cordless sticks.

Boost/High runtime is consistently described as short-duration power, often around ~7–16 minutes depending on the head used. Reviewers frame Boost as useful for spot deep cleaning rather than whole-home vacuuming due to battery drain.

High or turbo mode delivers more power but shortens runtime; some references suggest around the 15-minute range on high and best used in short bursts.

Max-power runtime is relatively short at just over nine and a half minutes, emphasizing strong suction over long high-power sessions and favoring shorter bursts of turbo cleaning.

Boost/Turbo runtime is limited (often around 5–12 minutes depending on surface and tool), making it best for spot deep-cleaning rather than whole-home sessions.

Turbo/boost mode trades power for time: reviewers commonly cite roughly 8 minutes on the highest setting, with mid mode around the high-20-minute range depending on conditions.

Boost/Turbo runtime is consistently short—often cited around ~9–12.5 minutes, with some tests noting up to ~15 minutes under lighter loads. Reviewers treat Boost as a spot-cleaning mode for deep carpet work or stubborn messes rather than a whole-house setting.

Max mode is typically around 6–7 minutes of very high suction, intended for stubborn spots rather than whole-home cleaning.

In max/high mode, runtime is much shorter (around the 15-minute range reported), making it best for quick deep-clean bursts rather than full-home runs.

On its highest power setting the CordZero runs for just under twelve minutes, which outlasts similarly strong Samsung and Tineco models but still trails longer-running sticks like Shark and Heart when all are set to max.

Max mode is a short-burst option (often cited around 7 minutes continuous) for spot cleans or heavily soiled areas, trading runtime and noise for extra power.

Boost-mode runtime of just over six minutes leaves the Jet 75 in the middle of the pack for stamina, meaning its high power is best used strategically or supplemented with spare batteries for longer deep-clean sessions.

Measured max or boost runtimes cluster around roughly 7 to 10 minutes with a head attached (sometimes longer in no-load tests), making max mode best for short, targeted deep-clean bursts.

High/boost use with motorized heads can be very short (often cited around ~12 minutes), so turbo is best reserved for spot cleanups.

Max/Boost runtime is short in testing (often ~8–15 minutes per battery), making it impractical as an all-house default setting.

Max-power runtime on the Outsize ranks near the bottom of comparable sticks and trails the other Dysons in his tests, with an inaccurate battery indicator making it hard to judge how much boost time remains.

Max-mode runtime sits around ten minutes, giving it average endurance at full power compared with both shorter-running and longer-lasting rivals.

On Boost the V10’s powerful motor drains the battery quickly, giving only short bursts for deep cleaning, so most owners reserve the highest mode for focused tasks rather than whole-room passes.

High-power runtime is limited, with the cordless max mode lasting around ten minutes or less, making it best reserved for short, targeted deep-cleaning bursts.

Max-power runtime lands near nine minutes per battery; fine for quick trouble spots but expect frequent recharges on boost.

On Boost the Digital Slim drains rapidly, with reviewers citing only a few minutes of maximum power, so turbo mode is best reserved for quick, targeted cleanups rather than extended deep cleaning.