The 5 Best Handheld Vacuums OF 2024, Tested And Reviewed

Today we're diving into the world of handheld vacuums, exploring their convenience and versatility in keeping your spaces clean and tidy. From quick cleanups to tackling small messes, handheld vacuums offer unparalleled portability and ease of use. Don't forget to subscribe to our channel and check the video description for links to the products mentioned in this video. Okay, let's start with number five. RYOBI ONE plus Hand Vacuum. You might know the brand RYOBI for its selection of power tools, but the brand also has this handheld vacuum in its toolkit too. We think it would work in a workshop or garage to clear up DIY messes. It's easy to use with a sliding power button you can flick on with your thumb and the suction is decent. Emptying the dustbin is easy. The front slides off and you can tip out the dirt and clean the HEPA filter at the same time. Number four. DEWALT DCV517B20 Volt Max Cordless Portable Vacuum. The DEWALT boasts a hefty five ampere hours battery for powerful suction. It efficiently handles various tasks from spills to metal shavings cleanup aided by its HEPA filter. With a sturdy on and off switch reminiscent of table saw controls, it embodies DEWALT's trademark durability. Opt for the bare tool if already on the DEWALT 20 volt platform or consider the complete kit including vacuum, charger and battery. Number three. SHARK CH951 Handheld Vacuum. The SHARK features a notable innovation, a self-cleaning pet hair attachment. Using helix shaped paddles, this attachment collects and cleans hair as it spins. Hair is then sucked into the dust chamber by cyclones and the chamber can be emptied hands-free with the eject latch. Additionally, a two-stage filter protects the motor and fan assembly from debris positioned away from the dirty air stream. Number two. SHARK WANDVAC 2.0 Handheld Vacuum Cleaner. SHARK's second entry should be first choice if your home mainly consists of hard floors as it scored full marks for pickup on laminate and floor boards. It was also the best on test for lifting dirt from cars thanks to its lightweight design and crevice tool. It wasn't the best performer on carpet struggling to pick up some debris, but its upholstery tool lifted pet hair nicely. If storage is tight, you can mount the accompanying charging base on the wall. Note, it needs frequent emptying and using the vac in max power mode ran down the battery in seven and a half minutes on test, on standard it lasts 15. But it recharges in about three hours. Number one. BLACK PLUS DECKER Wet and Dry Cordless Handheld Vacuum Cleaner. Both affordable and an all-rounder, this compact handheld is a savvy buy if you don't want to splash out on a vac. It had great pickup across all our tests and floor types, whether lifting dust, pet hair, or crumbs. It also scored top marks for its car cleaning abilities and our testers were impressed with the way it easily cleaned up liquids, leaving our flooring dry to the touch. It's easy to set up and use, but best kept for quick cleans as you need to hold the on button down throughout use, which can take its toll after a short while. It only has one power setting too. Let me know in the comments which handheld vacuum is your favorite. If you found this video helpful, give a thumbs up and subscribe to my channel for more product reviews and recommendations. Thanks so much for watching and I'll see you in the next one.