20V MAX* 1/2 Gallon Wet/Dry Portable Vac

I have the cordless DeWalt 1/2 gallon wet/dry and love it! If used with water, the filter will get waterlogged and you have to dry it out but once I got that worked out, it has exceeded every expectation.

Really, I have the Dewalt 20v cordless, and it works great. I usually run it with a 6ah or 9ah battery, and have never had it not do it's job. 

I use a Dewalt 20v cordless 2 gal vacuum, and it has been great. I use it with a bigger battery (6ah or 9ah) and it seems to last a few days per charge with light to moderate use. However, I kind of bought it on impulse, when I needed something quick for a messy job, and I do wish that I would've researched a bit. I would have still bought a dewalt 2 gal, but for a few dollars more they have a cordless/corded version.

I have the dewalt 20v hand held and love it, the tube detaches from the head and it is sooo convenient, I love it! Ive also bought into the dewalt product line so I have many batteries, which helps with upkeep.

I have a slightly smaller version and love it, the hose detaching from the head is an amazing feature. About 1 yr in a 2 cat household for cleaning up messes and theres almost no wear and tear. Use it daily DCV517B is the number

I have all DeWalt 20V max cordless tools, so I bought the DeWalt cordless shop-vac even though reviews state that it’s not great, and that the Milwaukee is better. I kinda wish I’d got the Milwaukee and a set of batteries for it, because I’d agree that the DeWalt is not that great. For small jobs where I’m drilling holes and have drywall dust, I use a small Black and Decker rechargeable made for home use. It’s rechargeable but not with interchangeable batteries, so you really can’t use it for a bigger job.

Tbh the Titan or DeWalt wet and dry vac from Screwfix is half the price and actually incredible. The only vacuum I've owned that will properly clean car carpets and not leave little bits behind. Sharks are high maintenance and always blocking, and the attachments are crap for cleaning cars, they are too chunky.