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Very compact cube footprint that's easy to stash in a garage, closet, or vehicle; rubber feet help it sit securely when set down during use.
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Distinctive cute cube styling that many find visually pleasing; the tidy, compact design encourages leaving it accessible for frequent quick cleanups.
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Minimal setup: charge the battery, snap it in, and start cleaning; most reviewers describe it as ready-to-go out of the box with straightforward instructions.
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Excellent for tight spaces like car interiors and small vehicles where a hose and compact body matter; particularly strong for crevices, seat gaps, and footwells.
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Cordless design is a major benefit for car and spot cleaning, avoiding cords and letting you clean anywhere; swappable PowerShare batteries make it easy to extend use with spares.
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Rubberized or soft-ended crevice tips help avoid scratching interior trim; brush/felt edges add a gentler touch for delicate surfaces.
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The stretch hose lets the main body rest on a seat or footwell while you maneuver the handle, making detailing easier; tradeoff is slower coverage on large flat areas due to small nozzle width.
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Weight
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5 reviews
4.6
Lightweight for a battery-powered vac (about 3 lb bare tool and roughly 3.5-4 lb with battery depending on pack size); easy to carry and reposition during car cleaning.
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Uncommon cube form factor with an integrated retractable hose and magnetic/structured docking stands out versus typical handheld vacs; the design prioritizes compact storage and car-detailing reach.
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Built-in storage for the main attachments keeps tools from getting lost and makes switching quick; a common complaint is that the included adapter often has no dedicated onboard storage spot.
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Hose length
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9 reviews
4.6
Four foot stretch hose extends reach into footwells and tight gaps without needing to move the vacuum body much; several reviewers confirm about 4 ft while one test found practical stretch closer to ~3 ft.
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Controls & UI
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9 reviews
4.6
Simple controls: a single handle button cycles low, high/turbo, and off; reviewers generally find the button placement intuitive for one-handed use.
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Feels solid and well-built in hand with reassuring latches/clicks; several reviewers describe it as durable enough for garage or car use, though frequent turbo use may run hotter.
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Versatility
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4 reviews
4.5
Commonly used for cars, garages, workshops, campers/motorhomes, and quick household pickups; the hose-and-cube format fits 'little and often' cleaning routines best.
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Ease of use
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10 reviews
4.4
Generally easy to use for quick cleanups with simple controls and a convenient hose; minor frustrations include tight tool fits and a dustbin/filter system that takes effort to clean thoroughly.
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Includes a brush tool and an extendable crevice tool (often with a flexible or rubberized tip) plus an adapter for some third-party tools; the kit is versatile for detailing, but there is no motorized turbo/pet tool and adapter compatibility/storage can be hit-or-miss.
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Runs on Worx PowerShare 20V removable batteries; many kits include a 2.0Ah pack and a fast/quick charger, and larger batteries (e.g., 4.0Ah) can extend runtime, but batteries should be stored/charged in moderate temperatures.
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Often backed by a 3-year limited warranty (commonly with registration); reviewers generally report a positive first impression of reliability and expect Worx to honor warranty support.
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Works well for above-floor tasks like car seats, cupholders, and sofa cushions thanks to the hose and crevice tool; may need high mode and manual agitation for textured upholstery or hair.
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Strong suction for a compact unit; reviewers often say it picks up most car debris on low and can approach deep-cleaning on high, but it can struggle with sand embedded in looped-pile mats and lacks a powered agitator for stubborn dirt.
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Measured standard/low runtimes cluster around ~24 minutes on a full 2.0Ah battery in multiple tests, aligning with typical claims of ~20-25 minutes on low.
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Overall sentiment is positive for portability, hose convenience, and solid suction for the size; recurring complaints are small capacity, messy emptying/filter cleaning, and limited deep-clean performance on embedded sand or heavy pet hair.
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Attachments twist/clip on quickly and the crevice tool extends for tighter gaps; a few reviewers note the fit can be tight and takes extra force to remove or swap tools.
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Compared with typical handhelds, the integrated hose improves reach and ergonomics; suction is often better than expected for its size, but it's less capable than higher-end cordless vacs for deep sand extraction or pet-hair agitation.
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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.
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Bin & Bag
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6 reviews
3.7
Small dustbin (about 6-7 oz) that can handle a routine car clean for some users, but fills quickly on bigger messes and contributes to more frequent emptying and filter cleanouts.
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Typically around $99-$104 for a battery-and-charger kit; seen as good value for Worx battery owners wanting a compact car vac, but some reviewers feel it's pricey given the small bin and runtime versus larger alternatives.
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Uses a HEPA or pleated paper/HEPA-style filter with a mesh/metal prefilter; filtration is fine for everyday dust but the design is rudimentary versus true cyclonic separation and the filter area can clog with fine dust and fibrous debris.