Black and Decker - 16V MAX* dustbuster® Cordless Hand Vacuum

The Yoohi is a generic unbranded product drop shipped most likely. Usually these machine have virtually no warranty service or replacement filters avaliable. Basically e-waste and I don't recommend these generic things for that reason. As for a decent dustbuster for vacuuming up loose debris here and there, really any midrange dustbuster should do. The black and decker ones are still pretty solid little handhelds imo. The CHV1410L is a popular and nicely equipped option. Has pretty good suction for a handheld, built in tools, large capacity, decent runtime. And it's well under budget.

I had the 16v, great vacuum but I would get the 20v

I got the little $50 black and decker handheld one off amazon and it's been a game changer for my house

We have this rubber broom that we got for like, $10 and a Black+Decker cordless handheld vacuum that's not too loud for our own lops. We rake the carpet with the rubber broom to gather pet fur in one area and use the little vacuum to clean it up.

Black and Decker, Dust Buster. A bit big, but works for getting the grounds on the counter and floor. Also for general kitchen small vac jobs, like when seeds are spilled on the floor, etc.

If you have power tools and are already invested in a battery system then buy a handheld vacuum from that brand. I own Ryobi tools and batteries so I got a Ryobi vacuum and it's so much better than the Black and Decker dust buster that I had before. You can even attach accessories to it. The batteries last a lot longer but more importantly the filter doesn't clog up a minute into the job. The problem is that these batteries are made for heavy duty tools so they're expensive so wait for deals. I think Ryobi Days on Home Depot starts soon.

The Dyson one is really powerful but also quite expensive. The black and decker dustbuster is pretty solid and costs less than $50

Ryobi has a good one, but the black & decker dustbuster is decent too if you're trying to save money