Cordless Vacuum for Dewalt Battery, 5 in 1 Handheld Electric Vacuum Cleaner with 500W Powerful Motor, 46 CFM Portable Hand Vacuum with Filtration HEPA for Floor, Carpet, Car (Battery Not Included)

Well I must say I’m surprised by the power of this little vacuum. I suggest using a longer amp battery. The suction this has is excellent. I used the longer extension to vacuum a rug and it worked to perfection. Easy to use , clean , and has multiple attachments. I was so impressed that I am purchasing another one to leave in my car. A++++

Like every other Milwaukee tool I've used, this one works very, very well. It has plenty of suction and it's easy to empty. HOWEVER, 1) make sure you have extra batteries if you have a big job, and 2) also make sure you have plenty of compressed air, either from a compressor or from cans, to clean the filter. It does a good job of catching very fine dust from sanding, but like the company's battery-powered hand-held sander, it generates AND picks up a LOT of dust and must not only be emptied frequently but the compressed air is necessary to keep the filter clean. It's has baffles and dust fills up & sticks between the baffles, requiring compressed air to thoroughly clean. Other than that, enjoy! :)

Functionally, it works. But you shouldn't buy one of these, at least not for Milwaukee batteries, as it exceeds the specs for the batteries. As soon I run it, if I then press the battery-charge-level button on the battery, it flashes. Milwaukee doesn't share the meaning of the error codes, but I think it's a pretty safe bet that it's drawing more current than the batteries are designed to handle. Vacuum cleaners are kinda famous for pulling a lot of current as they spin the motor up. Given that the batteries cost more than the unit, you'll be better off paying for one that has a proper current-limiting startup circuit. Beyond that, note that the seller claims it's "protected by a US Patent". That's true, it is. But the patent they cite is a "design patent", which just covers the look of the thing. So all that patent tells you is that nobody else is going to be able to legally sell a vacuum that looks just like this one. It doesn't tell you that the workings of it aren't infringing on somebody else's patents. If you don't mind chancing the battery light, it works pretty well for most things, but I got it specifically to help pick up some of the crumbs from the composite decking that I work on. For that, it struggles because the hose outflow is very close to the filter, so these crumbs (which are long and stringy) clog up quickly. Emptying out the bin is not really a hassle, unless you're having to do after 30 seconds of vacuuming, like I was. If it's just sawdust or something, it'll not clog up like that, so YMMV. Finally, this thing works okay on the less-expensive "Compact Power" battery line from Milwaukee (used in drills, for example), but it runs a whole lot better on the high-output batteries designed for circular saws. But given those batteries start at $150, it's not gonna get another taste of mine.

Great vacuum for a great price, small and lightweight, easy to use, it vacuumed wet sand up with no problem, the vacuum itself feels real durable but the one bad thing I can say is the attachments don't fit well, they fall off pretty easy, it's like they just don't fit together properly, other than that great battery vacuum

Why 4 not 5? I used it once delivered. It has good suction. Came with 2 filters, so that was nice. Light and small enough to easily use. One issue I have is the connectors are a bit flimsy. Just have to push them a bit more than one would normally to make sure they don’t slide off. I’m 6’2” and It has plenty of length, whereas the makita I had before required me to bent over some when vacuuming. 5 stars if the connectors would stay more secure. Seems to be a good product.

Absolutely love this. Lightweight, strong suction, good for hard-to-reach places. I do not have carpet, so I don't know how it would work there, but it's great on wood floors and on upholstery. I used to have a far more expensive, cordless vacuum from another well-known company, but my floors wore down the plastic wheels (which were not replaceable), and it became virtually useless after 2 years. The suction on this one is far better out of the gate, and I've been using it for a couple months now. It goes through a battery fairly quickly, but I have a lot of Makita batteries, so it's not a problem for me. I can get most of the house vacuumed on one charge. A second battery gives me more than I need. Overall, really pleased with this product.

This vacuum is very powerful and there is no problem with the suction and it works very well. However, after you use your Milwaukee batteries with it, the batteries will no longer fit well in your Milwaukee product. The pins were misaligned on my batteries after using them on this. Now when I try to use them the fit on my drill is so loose that my drill will start and stop. I had to buy new batteries for my drill. In addition, the batteries are drained very fast on this product, if you get 5 minutes of run time you're doing good. If they supply a high capacity battery with it they will have a great product.

Best cordless vacuum I’ve found. Uses dewalt battery . Has so much power!

I have had this for over a month. Although it does a good job vacuuming, the unit isn’t very sturdy. One of the tubes has cracked as the material is very thin. I repaired it using glue and a worm drive hose clip.

Good little hoover, pretty hard on the battery.

I already have the original DeWALT vac, just received this one and tried it to clean the living room, around 10 minutes and the 5Amp battery still has 2 blocks juice. It's exactly as the same with the original one, but this one has more accessories and comes with one extra HEPA filter. Bettery little heated up but i was not sure if this was also happening with the original vac, just noticed this since i read from other reviews. I'm totally happy with my purchase as i paid less than half the price of the Dewalt.

Only just received this product but impress to date, it is louder than expected but that is to be expected as it sucks really well. As per other reviews I would highly recommend buying filter covers to protect dust and large items getting stuck in the filter as it does take time to get these clean again. Or buy spare filters so it can be swapped over and the wet one can be left to dry.

This vacuum works great on floors and rugs, it has good suction with fully charged batteries and they last quite a while on the high setting can easily do the whole house on a 2ah battery.