Eureka Bagless Canister Vacuum Cleaner, Lightweight Vac for Carpets and Hard Floors, w/Filter, Blue, Whirlwind NEN110B

Lightweight so it is easy to use, I added an extension cord so I don't have to unplug it as I go from room to room. It cleans well, I use it on all of my floors & carpets, as well as corners & baseboards. It has powerful suction that can be adjusted for area rugs. I would like a larger dust/dirt receptacle, because with 2 cats it has to be emptied often. It has a long hose, a brush that it attached, an adjustable suction control, and an extra extension for a longer reach. It was well priced and I like the color (because that is ever so important)!

This little vacuum has a LOT of suction. The little sliding valve to adjust the amount of suction is absolutely needed depending on what you're doing. I have a lot of throw rugs over vinyl flooring so it's a bit of a challenge sometimes, but I'd rather have too much power than a wimpy vacuum. This thing is great. Fantastic at detailing your car...better than a shop vac though I wish it did come with a narrow "snorkel" attachment for tight spots. They've kept it compact and standalone but that one little attachment would be a welcome accessory worth figuring out how to stow or just a free-floating piece of kit to throw in a drawer. The chord is a bit short, but I get trying to keep it compact. Not to mention a self-retracting mechanism is something that's eventually going to fail. I was super careful in the beginning to make sure not to surpass the little yellow marker on the chord but that's disappeared and doesn't display anymore. Just pull to a point of a little resistance and stop. Still retracts just fine but a sure sign of impending doom (o: Keep the filtration system clean. Just emptying the bucket regularly ain't gonna cut it. Pull the bucket and disassemble once or twice a year (or more) depending on your usage. I rinse the entire housing out and blow it out with the aid an air compressor. Not needed but gets it back in action much quicker. I don't recall if the paper filter section is okay to wash with water, but air is the safer method. The foam pad/filter is definitely safe to rinse with water. You will be amazed/disgusted trying to clean the foam section with air alone, but if you have it, use it first. Follow up with water and keep flipping front to rear and gently squeezing until no more dirt is present. You do get an extra filter element so keep one in working order at all times and you'll always be good to go. And when you do put a fresh filter in you will definitely see/feel the difference. The price point is great...and if this one does fail (it eventually will) I'd buy another in a heartbeat. This one is three years old now and sucked up a lot of high desert dirt, not wimpy dust! DIRT. And animal hair. And dead bugs. And whatever else I've tracked into the house (o

Great product. It is vey light weight and has great dexterity. Perfect fit for singles or small homes. It has great suction and reach. It’s mostly plastic but it’s really durable plastic. The only issue is the cord length which they make up for in the neck length and storage; It’s very awkward. The contraption has to fasten to a slid on hinge.

I’m impressed! Living in the desert comes with a lot of dust and sand, which are both very hard on vacuums. We’ve gone through 3 different vacuums in 2 years and I feel so confident this is the one! It’s extremely easy to clean which is the biggest perk for me since I have to stay on top of cleaning the filters. It’s so lightweight and is so functional. Love it, does great on hardwood floors and does well on rugs. If you have mainly carpet in your home I’d suggest a different model with actual bristles to agitate the carpet.

I bought this Eureka vacuum and it has exceeded my expectations. It’s lightweight, easy to handle, and has great suction power. It cleans up dust, pet hair, and everyday crumbs effortlessly. I love that it works well on both hard floors and carpets, and the attachments make it easy to reach corners or furniture. The dust cup is simple to empty, and the cord is long enough so I don’t have to keep switching outlets. Plus, the design is modern and it doesn’t take up much space. Overall, an excellent purchase — great quality, fair price, and amazing results. I totally recommend it!

FOR THE PRICE... this is a nice little machine. I have only had it about a month, so can't speak to longevity. Really good suction on my wood & tile floors. (Can't vouch for carpet, as I don't have any.) Decent reach. Besides, it has to be the cutest vacuum cleaner I've ever owned, and it's fare more quiet than my old (and much larger) vacuum. For basic BELOW WAIST LEVEL CLEANING, it's fine. The floor attachment is not bulky, so it slides under all but my lowest sitting furniture. At its lowest setting it sometimes SOUNDS like it's scraping my floors, but I haven't seen any scratches, so I'm good with it so far. Aside from the floor attachment, the only other "attachments" that come with the machine are FIXED to the curved handle piece. So you wind up with just an open end OR you can slide the brush part down on the short, curved handle. (See pics.) And that's where things get inefficient. FIRST, you cannot remove the brush to place it on the extension wands, so forget about giving the tops of those curtains a quick dustoff or sucking up that cobweb in the corner of the ceiling. And the curved handle has no flexibility, making it awkward to maneuver in close or tight spaces. That being said, FOR THE MONEY, it's a good basic machine and is great with floors and close up work if you're willing to wrestle somewhat with the fixed handle. It lacks attachments (which I am seeking to remedy by using a PVC hack to be able to use attachments from my old Dyson) or I will find some to order. I would NOT recommend it at all for really big areas, big messes or for people with pets. It's not that kind of machine. Lightweight. Portable. Maneuverable. Could use additional attachments, and losing that fixed "curve" in the handle. (Perfect for floor work. A bit awkward for everything else.) Am I keeping it? Yup. It suits my needs for now, and will be fine once I expand my attachments collection for it. Although, as I think about it, I will probably STILL have to figure out how to reach higher areas with that awkward curved handle. At least I already have a shop vac for backup... Bottom line... For the price, it may be just the machine for you. But don't expect any bells and whistles. Very basic.... But it's still cute. (Not a recommended criteria for vacuum cleaner selection though.) <hahaha>

Wow! This little guy packs a punch! I liked this because it is light weight. My wrist can handle the light weight of the hand part and the weight of it rolls behind you. You don't break your back or tire your wrist out. The canister was filling up fast on a flat rug in my room. Came with 2 filters. Love No Bags. Really nice Vac and size all around. Probably not for a house full of deep-pile carpets. I just have some rugs and hardwood floors.

I live in a house with many pets which is why I run my Roomba, daily (looking for a good vacuum? Buy a Roomba!) however, I occasionally do like to vacuum the furniture and I like a canister vac which gives me the ability to clean dust from places I can’t reach, like tops of cupboards and ceiling fans. One feature of this vac that is really annoying is that the brush attachment cannot be used with the vacuum tube fully extended. They have also not helpfully made the diameter of the tube a standard size so none of the 100s of vacuum attachments I’ve collected over a lifetime, would fit so it’s essentially useless for cleaning anything out of your reach. I’d have been better off buying a pogo stick and bouncing around the house with a rag. I also use a canister vac to clean the stairs as again, this is not something a robot vac can do. While balancing the canister on the stairs, it fell down the steps. This is because the canister is not evenly balanced, so any jerking of the hose makes the canister continually flips backs wards, the suction process then has to work against gravity. One would think the engineers of vacuums would be moderately familiar with the laws of physics but apparently this is not covered during their studies or perhaps they have never actually HAD to vacuum anything other than a flat horizontal service. I am willing to open my home up as a lab for any vacuum engineers who would like to experiment with prototypes in the kind of environment where their product will actually be used! The canister became so distressed by this uncomfortable position, it hurled itself down the staircase, slamming into the banister which cracked the plastic canister. I figured, no problem, it’s still under warranty, but nope… this is somehow MY error. Here’s the email I received: Thank you for the reply. Our warranty does not cover customer faults, and the part that is needed is not available to be purchased. If there is anything else that we can assist you with, feel free to contact us. There’s plenty I could use assistance with. For one thing I’m out of cat food, how about making a run to Tractor Supply for me? Or here’s an idea, “ Perform your actual job and ensure customer satisfaction by mailing me a replacement canister. If you don’t make this part separately, yank one off of a new vacuum!” Don’t patronize me, by offering to be helpful when you have no intention of providing assistance. DO NOT waste your money on this vacuum. I have a little Bissel canister vac, I’ve had for a decade, swapping out parts when they stopped working, it still works, it’s just so loud now I have to wear ear plugs while I’m using it. Now don’t think purchasing a new Bissel will save you from vacuum frustration. The model I am speaking of was discontinued years ago and replaced by a vac with the same poorly balanced canister that flips backwards. The only difference is , Bissel offers it in green instead of blue so you have a choice of which color plastic you’d like to consign to a landfill where it won’t degrade for thousands of years, because that are all so poorly designed they will wind up in one in only a few years. Now reading reviews of pogo sticks.

Funciona bien en una casa pequeña, se calienta un poco pero supongo que es normal(no se protege), ideal para los pelos de perro, los absorve bastante bien, incluso los que estan en la sala y cojines.

It seems they don’t make vacuums like they used to. I’ve had several die on me the past couple of years. We decided to go with something different this time which is why we chose the canister vacuum. Some assembly was required, but didn’t take long at all. One of the standout features of this vacuum is that all the tools are onboard. I only needed to store the extra filter. By comparison this vacuum is more lightweight which I find very beneficial. The cord has automatic rewind which I love. From a central point I can almost vacuum the entire apartment which is awesome. So far I’m really enjoying this canister vacuum. Other than one mat, everything is hardwood flooring. This vacuum, even on the slower setting, is too powerful for this mat. I like how everything about this vacuum is washable, especially the filter. The overall quality of the vacuum and its parts is excellent. The price seems reasonable. I happily recommend this canister vacuum.

UPDATED AFTER 1.5 YEARS OF ABUSE I am leaving my original review down below. However, I am updating it to state the following. This little vacuum is an absolute powerhouse. I use it on carpet, concrete, rubber mats, and vinyl tile floor every single day. With approximately 3000 ft.², I have tested this thing with over 20,000 ft.² per week of vacuuming. Here is my updated review, please write this down. BEST MONEY I HAVE EVER SPENT ON A VACUUM. Prior to this unit, I went through several other similar vacuums that died within weeks. Bissell, shark, Hoover….. None have compared to the longevity of this unit.. Despite what it says in my original review, the hose has held up with no problems and shows no sign of cracking or wearing. Other than replacing the filter and washing it a few times., the suction on this compact vacuum has not been reduced at all despite the heavy usage that I give it. Well, worth the money, if I should ever break it, I’m buying another !!!!! ***************************************** ORIGINAL REVIEW: After too many cordless vacuums biting the dust due to poor quality, I gave this one a try. I have a martial arts studio so I vacuum the floor and mats at least twice a day. I needed something well built and sturdy to take that kind of daily use. PROS: lightweight, surprisingly strong suction, handle is strong/sturdy metal, floor brush has strong wheels, unit does not feel cheap, it is well balanced (doesn’t tip over easily) CONS: hose is a little short and doesn’t feel overly sturdy. Electrical cord is a little short. Overall well worth the low price tag. Performs very well on hard surface and on carpets. Would purchase again.

Great little vacuum with powerful suction. Just wish the cord was a bit longer, but it's not a big deal. And you can't beat the price. Just comes with two attachments, so it's very basic, but love that it's lightweight and has such powerful suction

This is truly the best little vacuum I have ever owned. It’s lightweight. It sucks everything out of the carpets… I used it for the first time today and I couldn’t believe what it picked up after my stick vacuum was used just two days ago… It’s like it sucked the rug right off the floor… I love it! I always had an Electrolux and I always swore by them. They also sucked the carpets right off the floor. I have Persian and oriental rugs. I gave it up because it was too heavy. This thing is lightweight and sucks everything out of the carpet, it’s wonderful if you’re looking for a little powerful vacuum, this is it.