ONEPWR Blade 4 Pet Dual Battery Cordless Vacuum Cleaner with Motorised Pet Tool – CLSV-B4DP, Graphite/Cyan Blue

Okay, this was a replacement for a product I had used for a week and a few days earlier. I had ordered a Honiture 26Kpa £147 which was a good product, I did leave a good review but sadly the battery died so I choose to add some extra and get a better product. Why VAX ONEPWR Blade 4 Pet Dual Battery? I have no pets but have historically found that pet editions of cleaning equipment a just designed better and have better features. I read reviews and watched on YouTube etc, the Blade 4 was good but the pet edition has TWO batteries for a little more cash, this is well worth the investment. So, I give the battery a charge and have a try (remember that I had been using the other vacuum twice a day every day) Well, it was like I hadn't vacuumed for months! The Vax (when on full power) digs deep and really does an excellent job. I received this product yesterday and have used it a LOT! It is still pulling dust from my carpet and its amazing to see, the first few vacuums shows all the bits and bobs, dirt and general dust, then you find that the colour is changing as this is getting all the fine dust that has been in the carpet for months, years? The Vax ONEPWR Blade 4 Pet Dual Battery is well worth the money if you want a real deep clean. Its easy to disassemble, clean and pop back together, nice and easy. Cons? Well, the battery life is very limited if you use the brush and high power. But, you have two batteries, so not awful, its okay. The roller stops in minutes so it must be really frustrating if you have only the one battery! Its quite heavy but easy to use, I would highly recommend this product but be careful, you will just become addicted to seeing the change on your vacuum contents! Stay safe my friends

Bought another brand it picked up virtually nothing despite reviews saying it had excellent suction and was designed specifically for pet hair (I have 2 jet black long hair cats). Returned it. Debated buying another one, once bitten, but my 8 year old Vax pet upright is wonderful so I decided to risk it, I was very concerned about having to return another one! I needn’t have worried, I did a quick test with the small pet brush and one of the half charged (as shipped) batteries, it seemed okay. Charged the batteries up and switched over to the normal brush, I went over the bedroom, landing, stairs, front room and kitchen. Emptied the vac 3 or 4 times, had to clean the brush as it was covered in thick black hair once. The results? Wonderful, lovely clean carpets, battery still showing all the bars! I am very impressed. Nice and quiet, works very well and so far battery usage seems great. The only negative, if you buy direct you get an extra pack of tools, not sure I need them, amazon is a bit cheaper, but the main reason I bought it here is that amazon are fantastic when things go wrong. Well worth the money, very pleased.

Firstly, this cleaner has really strong suction power, especially on boost mode. I previously had the Vax Blade 3, which I loved. However eventually it just wore out, hence buying the Onepwr 4. Thankfully, I bought the version which comes with 2 batteries. This was a good decision. In spite of the marketing material, the battery does not last for a full clean. And I should add that I live in a 2 bedroom flat and I don't use bost on the hard floors, only the carpets. The other slight negative is the filter and dust-bin. These are not very easy to empty and again, the info material suggests not necessarily emptying the bin each clean and only washing the filter every month I think. I'm quite particular, but I think you have to empty and fully clean out the bin every time you do a full clean. I also feel its good to wash the filter every other session. However, the brush bar now releases easily with a large screwdriver (or a coin!), whereas the old one had 3 screws to undo. A good upgrade. Also the brush bar is much easier to clean (yes I also do that every session!) Hair comes off much easier. Tools wise, the nozzle is a little better as its longer, so works better in the car. The other tools are OK. Weight wise, its quite heavy on the wrist, but better than the old model and the switches are in a better position. The main thing you need from a vacuum is the cleaning power. This definitely has it. But I feel it will only maintain that capability if you keep on top of the filter, bin and brush bar! Members of my family have Dyson and Shark. In my view, the Vax is better, both on power and value.

We had a Dyson V10 which was obviously substantially more expensive than this and was OK but like most manufacturers their claims for battery life was a JOKE so when the battery died, we were torn between buying a battery or an alternative cleaner and when this was only £207 with two batteries I decided to take the gamble. Being totally honest the build quality is not to Dyson standards BUT neither is the price as the Dyson was almost two and a half times the price with one battery, the most important thing is, does it work and will it last ? Even though I believe the build quality isn't the best I do believe its fit for purpose and will give a good service life as for performance it FAR FAR outweighs the Dyson, the battery last twice as long and you can change it when required rather than wait for it to recharge. The suction is brilliant and more powerful than the V10 ever was. Its an absolutely brilliant machine and I am 100% I will be buying Vax in future as we have a Vax carpet washer as well and its shared by the whole family and its done a mountain of work trouble free. I have read some 1* reviews saying the suction is poor which I don't understand, the balance/weight I can understand as after using the Dyson it doesn't feel as balanced but after a week or so we preferred it as the increased performance is just what we need and now we wouldn't go back and have given our Dyson away.

This is to replace a previous vax i bought years ago, the previous one got dropped and the main part of the machine ( vacuum) got a crack in it. Overall the machine is good, easy to use and would highly recommend, we personally don't have pets, but do have a daughter with long hair, so the anti tangle comes in handy, plus the turbo brush is good for the stairs.

batteries go dead after a while and the boost function has started to shut down the whole machine after 10 seconds of it running which is useless and annoying. Last blade batteries go dead so wont charge after 6 month. Pic up issues as the particles of dirt fall down the tube sometimes and hard to pick up even off wood floor. Overall it's ok and easy to use but needs more testing with reliability I think in my opinion. Engineer here!

So I've only had this for a few days but so far I absolutely love it. Before this I had a bagless corded dyson. This one is cord free and it is soooo much easier when going around the house. It's also neat for storage. It was very easy to click together. Easy to change the attachments and click the cannister of dirt on and off. Easy to figure out the batteries. I love things like this where I don't have to read a manual to figure it out. It has a normal and a sort of 'turbo' mode. Normal mode is fine for just a quick hoover round. Turbo mode is excellent for hair on the carpets. It comes with a few attachments and I've tried the regular big head, smaller head and tube. The tube is great for going along skirting and getting into the corners. The big and smaller head, they're really good at getting everything off the carpet including hair which seems to get really worked into our carpets. They have circular brushes in and there are three girls with long hair in this house so long hair does get wrapped around those brushes. It's not tricky to clear off though, a pair of scissors and a minute or two, now and then. For me, I'm just glad it sucks it up! The dyson didn't, and left the carpet looking dirty for it. I have a three bed house and one battery gets me around the house with a combo of regular and 'turbo' depending on the room I'm doing. But this comes with two, so if you just stick them on charge, you have more than enough battery power to get around. I've used it for a few days and only just emptied the cannister. I guess it depends how much you have to hoover up but this seemed reasonable. So altogether great so far and so sooooo much better than the clunky dyson, both for suction, light/mobility, storage, attachments, everything.

Not fit for purpose, mine has broken completely within a few months No good for vacuuming hair, just gets stuck after a few minutes then when hair is removed it happens again after a minute or so. Big waste of money - avoid