Airflow (CFM) like airflow and the unsealed suction test, where it was above average and higher than the Dyson V8
Attachment variety & compatibility all of them were built well and worked perfectly in our tests
Cleaning performance on carpet it was able to pick up everything from super-fine to extra-large debris nearly perfectly
Cleaning performance on hard floors It was also good on hard floors for most debris sizes, but the limit there was about Cheerios-size debris
Crevice‑cleaning effectiveness it got a perfect score on our crevice-pickup test, effortlessly picking up debris in all the crevices
Handle comfort & grip its handle had a good center of gravity, which was helpful for handheld work
Large-debris pick-up it was able to pick up everything from super-fine to extra-large debris nearly perfectly
Maneuverability & swivel steering its swivel, which responded well to wrist movements in tight spaces (even on thick carpet)
Pet-hair pickup efficiency it’s the best cordless vacuum for carpets and pets in this price range by far
Price It’s one of the highest-scoring vacuums we’ve tested in this price range
Suction power (air watts) we measured its sealed suction at 99 in H₂O, which is way higher than average for cordless vacuums of any price
Value-for-money this is an especially good buy
Just Okay
Filtration quality (HEPA rating, multi-stage) it has decent filtration for a budget cordless vacuum, but it’s not as good as the Dyson V8
Weight Its weight was about average
Needs Improvement
Dust-bin capacity the bin size is smaller than average at 300 mL
Dust-bin emptying it takes some getting used to empty, because it’s a three-step process—you have to remove the wand, half-eject the bin with another button, and then open the bin door with a third button