BLACK+DECKER Dusbuster Handheld Vacuum, Cordless, Gray (HHVK415B01)

The suction is excellent, especially on setting two and the trash bin opens easily. The lint trap pops right out from the unit and it’s washable. Battery lasts a reasonable amount of time and doesn’t lose its suction as it runs down. The extendable arm tool is great for cleaning under a car seat or any narrow crevice. However, it is loud and scared the bejesus out of the cats.

20 volt keep it simple, I use it all the time, get replacement filters

Really liked this when I got it. Great suction. A little on the wide side, and a weird two push power button that goes from low to high and then off. Kinda dumb, I'd rather choose what I want from the get go. Mounting stand is also a bit on the clumsy side.Then suction started falling off after a few months of use. I emptied the filter but suction was still lackluster. Then I noticed you could take the filter apart, it was 2 pieces held together by plastic clips. Whoa, when I did this I could see it was way clogged up, but that was something you can't see until you take it apart. So I did that and washed it and it seems to be good again.

I have had several Dust Busters in my lifetime but this one is by far the very best! I love it!! It has lots of power -- even an extra burst if you need it! I has not failed to pick up anything I have used it for on the first pass. No back and forth for this machine. It is easy to empty the trash bin. I spent a little extra to get the extra power and it paid off. The suction is powerful.

I could've gotten a smaller one, I guess, and been happier. But that's on me. This device is really good at what it does, and I agree that it's a good one to use on cars, etc., because the charge lasts.

powerful, my new toy, love it!

I owned (what I thought was) an identical Black and Decker cordless handheld vacuum cleaner for about ten years. Its suction was great, the product was lightweight, and the dust collector was simple to dump out and clean. My only complaint was the bizarre power switch that requires two button presses to turn off, if the high-power mode is not needed for that particular cleanup. Should have been designed with a sliding power switch: center = off, bottom = regular power mode, up = high power mode. After literally hundreds of recharges, the battery finally stopped being able to recharge. I had gotten my money's worth, so the plan was to order an identical one.I ordered this one being that it appeared the same on the product page. There are distinct differences that I must report.It is a requirement of the new product that the wall mount cradle is hung and the vacuum mounted into it for battery recharges. My old one did not needs its wall mount cradle for this because the recharging cord plugged into the front of the product using a small adapter. See the photo. For the old one, I discarded the wall mount cradle as soon as the box arrived because inside the under-sink cabinet where I keep it, there is no need for a wall mount cradle. The old unit simply rested on its base, and the charging cord was plugged into the front.The new unit requires that it is positioned within the wall mount cradle in order to recharge. There is no adapter port in the product's front, like the old unit had. Cannot just rest the cradle on the cabinet floor because lifting out the vacuum requires holding onto the cradle. A bad design, not to give consumers a choice in this regard. So I had to mount the cradle onto the side wall of my under-sink cabinet, to hold it steady for when the vacuum was inserted or removed.Black and Decker provided two screws but astonishingly, they are the old-fashioned slotted variety that require a flat-tipped screwdriver. Everybody uses philips head screws home installations such as this, and the corresponding screwdrivers. Philips head screws are easier to use. Luckily for me, I have a box of screws of different diameters and lengths. I found two philips head screws that were perfect for mounting the cradle. See the photos.The next issue was the power plug. While it doesn't bother me because in my installation the plus is hidden from view (see photos), most people would have to plug it into a standard wall outlet. See how far it protrudes from the wall? Terrible design. The power cord should have terminated in a flat plug that is nearly flush against the wall. The AC converter component could be positioned within the cradle rather than as part of the plug. While a skilled handyperson could probably disassemble the cradle and conjure up this improvement, 99.99% of people don't have the required skills and tools (for example, a soldering iron). So we rely on the manufacturers to design and product products that are easy to use with flattering designs.Protruding plugs, the necessity to mount the cradle into a wall, the lack of a small circular front opening to insert the charging cord, slotted screws, and a bizarre power control, could all have been corrected by the Black and Decker design team before manufacturing this disappointing replacement to my previous excellent vacuum (excellent, except for the power control flaw).

It’s not super big it’s a good size for 1-3 bedroom home size. It gets into all the pesky corners and has a very strong suction on its highest setting. Perfect for cleaning up cat litter, window sills etc.