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With the soft roller, it captures nearly all fine dust on hard floors in testing, keeping pickup consistent and on par with Dyson-level performance.
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The R20’s interface adds an onboard LED display to the simple trigger controls, giving real-time status information and making the top model feel more advanced than the R10 series.
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Easy drop-in docking and contact charging, combined with tools like the flexi adapter, make day-to-day cleaning straightforward even in tricky areas.
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The wide multi-surface brush and front opening let it glide smoothly over large debris like coffee beans without pushing pieces around.
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Most components detach without tools, so clearing trapped hair and fine dust is quick and simpler than on Dyson models that require partial disassembly.
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Boost mode lasts about 14–15 minutes in testing, longer than comparable Dyson sticks and giving plenty of time for intensive cleaning bursts.
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The included flexi adapter lets the wand bend to reach under low beds, sofas, and other furniture without awkward contortions.
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Ships with a genuinely useful toolkit, including the flexi adapter, mini tools, and the laser multi-surface floorhead so you can reach under furniture and see debris clearly without having to buy extra heads.
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Uses a removable battery rated for long runtimes, officially up to about 90 minutes per charge, while real-world tests show close to an hour on low plus strong endurance in boost, and it can charge via a simple contact dock or direct plug.
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Delivers up to about 190 AW of suction, matching Dyson-level pickup on hard floors while still offering strong performance on carpets and large debris.
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The laser floorhead uses blue LEDs to highlight dust across a wide area, improving visibility on darker floors even if Dyson’s beam is a bit brighter.
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At its discounted price you get strong cleaning, long runtimes, and a full tool kit, making it one of the best-value cordless vacuums in its class.
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Default mode runtime lands just under an hour at around 57 minutes per charge, which is ample for most apartments and smaller homes.
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The glossy dark finish looks modern and premium in person, sitting visually between Dyson’s flashy designs and cheap plastic budget vacuums.
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Build feels solid and far better than low-end sticks, though the fit and finish of attachments is slightly less refined than Dyson’s.
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On carpets it outperforms budget sticks and lifts embedded dust well, though Dyson’s V12 still reaches slightly deeper into the pile.