LVAC-200 Cordless Vacuum

Whilst it's less convenient, I find a canister vacuum the lightest to work with, although you do need to manoeuvre the machine around on the floor. With a canister you're barely holding any weight in your hand, it's all down on the floor. For above floor cleaning it's the best experience, and then for carpets and floors it's also easy as you're only pushing around the wand and floor head. In terms of lightweight sticks I don't know too many really I'm afraid. Sebo balance and Dyson V12 are both light. I can't speak to the longevity and quality of either though. I owned a V12 for a bit and it was light to use but I returned it as couldn't justify the expense for my daily runaround vacuum. I own a Levoit LVAC 200 which is...fine...but does a poor job on carpets, it will really only skim the surface. I replaced that with a Tineco Pure One Station Five. It's a bit heavier but it does the job and I picked it up new in box on eBay for about £125. The self empty station really helps and it does an ok job just keeping things looking clean. However I'm not sure how long it'll last as some of the joints are already getting creaky and loose.

Yep, I bought the budget levoit and I have to say it's a great fucking vacuum

Currently use Levoit LVAC200 cordless. In my country Levoit don't offer LVAC300 which I read better then 200. Compare the previous china brand cordless vacuum I used, I prefer my Levoit LVAC200.

We have been using the levoit 200 . It's alright

We just got thr Levoit LVAC 200 . Our home is hardwood floors with rugs. . Its good for quick messes and has done well so far. We use it about once a day around the house. However it is not perfect and I usually end up bringing out my 10 year old Shark to really get a good clean.

been cordless for about a year mostly hardwood + rugs is it life-changing? no do i vacuum more? yeah battery anxiety is real, but [levoit LVAC200](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CB6B2JWG?maas=maas_adg_24EF58A8B8ADBAFADE8A481E0601930C_afap_abs&ref_=aa_maas&tag=maas&th=1) lasts long enough for my space cordless trades power for frequency, which worked for me

I got the Levoit Lvac-200. Pros: * At $130 I’m not breaking the bank and it could last 1-2 years and I’d be okay with it * It works good enough on both carpet and wood flooring. Sometimes it requires an extra pass or two. * enclosed canister with filters * It has attachments, lights, 3 modes, and long enough battery to survive vacuuming a 1bd/studio. * Again, it’s $130 and works. Cons: * not as strong as an $800 stick vacuum (shocking /s) * the attachments don’t have latches to click into place. So they just kinda wedge in. Kinda annoying because they don’t always feel super secure. * the hanging rack/clip thing doesn’t include a thing to hang the attachments. I plan to just 3D print an attachment. * no foot tab thing to disconnect the main roller head. Gotta use your hands like some kind of Neanderthal! * no lights on the power or suction buttons (minor, but come on! Put a $0.005 led light behind them) My cons are pretty minor, but I did find the Bissell furfinder/furguard has those cons fixed and around the same price. But too lazy to return/exchange.

Levoit Lvac-200 150ak eura najbolje što možeš dobit za te pare.