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A simple trigger-style handle, single on off control and quick-fitting tools make this handheld intuitive and easy to operate for quick cleanups.
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Built in LED lights at the front of the tool are bright enough to clearly illuminate debris and dirt in darker corners, cars and under furniture.
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At around 149 Australian dollars, most owners feel the strong cleaning performance, powered brush head and long warranty make this handheld good value despite cheaper generic alternatives.
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A six year registered warranty through the retailer provides strong peace of mind, with straightforward exchanges promised if the tool fails within the coverage period.
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For a compact handheld, this powered brush vac delivers outstanding suction and airflow, pulling strongly at the nozzle and lifting stubborn debris from car mats and upholstery far better than basic crumb cleaners.
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Its motorized brush and strong suction make it highly effective on upholstery, stairs and car interiors, pulling embedded dirt and hair from fabrics and mats.
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Running on the 18V One+ platform, this handheld stays cord-free and convenient, sharing batteries with other Ryobi tools and letting users choose lighter 2Ah packs for balance or 4Ah packs for longer, more powerful sessions.
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A motorized brush head plus crevice and dusting tools cover most above-floor and detailed cleaning tasks, though an extension wand is not included and would further extend its reach.
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A mid-sized 650 ml dust canister drops off with a button, with a flip-open bottom lid and removable filter assembly that make emptying and deeper cleaning straightforward.
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Noise levels are moderate for a handheld; users describe it as not overly loud, even when using the powered brush head in a garage or car.
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Real-world runtime typically reaches the high teens to low 20s in minutes on a 4Ah pack, which is longer than many handhelds and sufficient for most spot, car and upholstery jobs.
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2 reviews
3.9
The main body is notably light for a powered-brush handheld and keeps arm fatigue low, though larger 4Ah batteries can make the tool feel nose-heavy compared with a more balanced 2Ah pack.
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