IonVac Power Max Handheld Cordless Vacuum, Multi-Surface Lightweight Portable Vacuum Cleaner with USB Charging, Model #8819

I am impressed by this little handheld vacuum! We keep it in our semi truck and use it on a daily basis due to having a dog! We bought a Shark handheld vacuum and we love this design much more than the Shark. It's slim and compact and can get into more of the hard to reach spots. The attachments are awesome and the skinny piece allows to get into more hard to reach areas. The suction is better as well. Paid twice the amount for the Shark and I'm shocked how much more I like the IonVac. I have a Shark Navigator Lift Away that works amazing so I'm just surprised I don't prefer their handheld vacuum. Battery life isn't that long, especially if you use the high suction setting. I'd say 20 minutes top. Same as the Shark but gets more debris and pet hair. Charging it after it dies takes about 2 hours, same as the Shark. Save money and vacuum better!

Definitely on the cheap side of cleaning equipment, but still a great buy for something quick to pick up small messes. Like small bits of gravel or paper with loose dirt and whatnot. Has two suction modes and battery seems to last around the advertised length of time. Maybe even slightly longer than advertised. Haven't set a timer to see how accurate that given timeframe actually is. Overall, great little hand vac in a pinch.

I ordered two. Opened the first box and used it until it was not working well. So I opened the second box a few months later and the vacuum is glue gun together. This vendor is selling broken items glued items and resold it. If you take this risk, open it right away and inspect the item asap.

3 uses! I went to plug it in and saw there's nowhere to plug it in. I looked around and finally found that the charging port had fallen out while I was vacuuming. Worst part is I ordered a different vacuum and this is what they gave me as a substitute. The other had a normal charging port instead of a type c that was badly soldered in

im returning om second one aftet the first one broke, and now im returning this one after it also broke. And keep the box because even after in purchased a warranty they wont take it back without the box

While, yes, this IS a vacuum and it DOES suck things up, it's a rather disappointing little thing. The internal filter is of poor quality (it lets particulates through into the motor), it's not very powerful, and it feels cheaply made. The battery life is acceptable for a vacuum of this size, but it's overall lackluster in every other category. I should've bought a Bissell.

Got this to clean up bird cage and litter box mess. Does a fabulous job!

This handvac has very little to practically no suction at all. I use my handvacs in place of a dustpan after sweeping. It will suck up the fine dust but no dirt, crumbs, or anything bigger than dust. Not even on the highest suction setting. Definitely not worth the money. I went ahead and bought a sharkvac since this doesnt work and should've just bought a shark to begin with but thought I'd give this item a try. Its now just sitting in my closet of no use.

I bought this because I mistook it for the one a friend of mine had. Not realizing hers was identical but it was a SHARK brand. I gave this one a whirl and the suction quality was terrible and the battery life isnt very long. And it takes forever to change. I would return it if I was able to.

This vacuum cleaner is OK. Charges up alright, stand works (but is flimsy). The suction power seems very weak. Anything that would get pulled up by this thing would be more easily cleaned with a cloth. Maybe it's the weakness of the motor or the shape of the head? No idea, but the suction isn't quite there and it needs to be recharged a lot (but this is to be expected). Below average product, but for really light work it might do the job. Reasonably easy to open. Clear chamber to see what was sucked up, but the chamber is very fiddly and difficult to clean so hard to see what's in there after using it a few times on dust.