Dirt Devil Multi-Surface Total Pet Bagless Upright Vacuum Cleaner, UD76410V

Verdict

Early impressions suggest this is a basic budget upright with fiddly assembly, short above-floor tools, and limited low-profile reach. It is best suited to shoppers who catch it around 99 dollars and can live with some ergonomic and tooling compromises rather than paying the higher list price.

Pros

  • Filtration / Dust Containment 1 review 5.0
  • Weight 1 review 5.0
  • Emptying & Mess Control 1 review 4.5
  • Hard Floor — Fine Dust Pickup 1 review 4.5
  • Suction & Airflow 1 review 4.5
  • UV safety shutoff 1 review 4.5
  • Bin & Bag 2 reviews 3.8
    1.5 L bin capacity limits interruptions during whole-home cleans; front bin-release and bottom door make emptying straightforward once you know the controls, though the release button can be easy to bump and the hinge may feel stiff on some units.
  • Price & Value 2 reviews 3.8
    Owners often find it a strong value pick around 99 dollars, but build compromises and basic tooling make it less compelling at the higher 129 dollar list price.
  • Accessories & Tools 2 reviews 3.5
    Includes turbo brush and 2-in-1 combo tool with onboard holsters; proprietary tool fitting and some units ship without an extra upholstery tool, and the included extension wand is quite short so above-floor reach is more limited than many full-size uprights.

Cons

  • Floorhead design 2 reviews 3.3
    Four-level height adjustment adapts to rugs and hard floors for consistent pickup, but the tall cyclone and cleaner-head design prevent the vacuum from lying fully flat and make it difficult to reach underneath low furniture.
  • Upholstery / Above-Floor Pickup 2 reviews 3.3
    Flexible hose provides decent reach for stairs and furniture, but the included extension wand is very short and relies on proprietary fittings, so above-floor cleaning range is more limited than on uprights with longer, more universal wands.
  • Cord management 1 review 3.0
    Standard upper and lower cord hooks with a quick-release lower hook and cord clip keep the cable organized, though the black lower hook can be hard to see and the brand-new cord tends to kink and fight you until it loosens up.
  • Assembly and Setup 1 review 2.0
    Assembly is more finicky than average, with a handle that can be tricky to seat on its tab, top screws that are easy to strip if you are not careful, and a post-motor filter the owner must install manually before first use.