Another review noted that “suction is great but only when you’re using turbo - which runs the battery down quickly”. Quite a few user reviews note that the positioning of the power switches on this vacuum means it’s very easy to accidentally switch on a different mode which can be frustrating. If you want to see how much battery you have remaining, you’ll need to use this vacuum’s accompanying app and there, you’ll also find out when the Hoover needs maintenance, how to set parental controls, and even how many calories you’ve burned during a vacuuming session - although, we’re not sure this is entirely necessary.

Some mention it is very good, durable and maintainable, and good enough for most chores; while others say it did not function properly, the motor ceased working completely, and it is useless. As they can switch easily between stick and handheld options, they’re also good for fiddly jobs like vacuuming the stairs or inside your car.However the LED lights on the floor nozzle of which there are only three are pretty useless, most have five and are just like headlights. It scored top marks on almost all the GHI’s pick-up tests – collecting up all pet hair in one quick sweep when used as both the stick and a handheld, so it’s a great option for dog or cat owners. This stick vacuum comes with a range of accessories but its most notable feature is the up-to-top tool which can reach on top of cabinets.

And finally, with a 55% wider filter on the outflow**, H-FREE 800 retains more dust to ensure better air quality and reduced maintenance. and here, we’re giving you the good, the bad, and everything in between so that you can decide if this is the right vacuum for you. This vacuum is battery-powered and comes with a range of attachments which include everything from a radiator tool to an angled cleaning head that can reach on top of your cabinets. Upon initial inspection I was very impressed with the quality of the product, packaging was good everything clearly labelled. It coped well with bigger debris (like those pesky rogue biscuit crumbs) and it worked excellently on hard floors too.

Hearst UK is the trading name of the National Magazine Company Ltd, 30 Panton Street, Leicester Square, London, SW1Y 4AJ. This Hoover has eight different cleaning tools and a wall mount to keep it tidy when you’re not using it. The brush head is fitted with LED lights so that you can see smaller specs of dust and dirt on your flooring and swivel steering makes it easier to maneuver around your furniture and around corners. Then you can choose to either charge the batter directly in the vacuum cleaner, or remove it and recharge directly from a power socket. Conclusion: If you want a cordless vacuum but don’t want to pay too much for it, the Hoover H-Free 800 is a good affordable option.