I got this on Black Friday when looking for a standing vacuum but it looks like there's another $30 off coupon for $97.99. It's similar enough to a Dyson with it's Max mode (be careful of the battery time).
Good deal for what you get!
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I don't have any problems personally, but I only use my stick vacuum for targeted vacuuming after my roomba does its daily rounds. It's definitely not as good as a Dyson, but I'd still rather have this than spend $500.
My only concern is replacement/spare batteries, everything else is fine, especially at this price.
Buy the ozito for $99
Thanks for the push @Slippery Fish, initially I was going to & missed out, but your comment yesterday helped me search further through the threads, use "are you in stock" & managed to find one 45min out. Now I have both, lest see how they preform & if I "stick" with one, or both.
Let me know
imo its design is much better than my v8 dyson. I can't remove the accessories on Dyson with 1 hand. Bin is definitely way better than the v8, especially the filter.
Honestly i can think of any stock vacuum I've used they aren't better than my v7 and v8. I've heard once your go higher in the Dysons they get a fair bit better, but I've lost faith.
Once you cut through the marketing BS Dyson are pretty lackluster. I can no longer believe what they offer is worth the premium you have to pay when there are so many other options out there that match or exceed.
And to have to go to "top tier" with Dyson to get something "better" than the competition, its like triple the price or more. Thanks but no thanks.
if we could mod the battery to use Ryobi/Ozito then it will be best
so 4 good things and one detailed bad thing.
Hmmm..
I bought this recently haven't been impressed so far. I ran out of battery on my first usage. It turns out it defaults to medium on every startup. I have to set it to low on each start to get a full vacuum in.
After my first go round it felt like it wasn't picking up as much as my dying viomi, so I went back over the same area with the viomi and it picked up about 20% of what the lubluelu left behind. So it's about 80% as effective as a viomi with a broken head that has never been cleaned out.
The only thing better than the viomi is that the lubluelu doesn't turn off for about 20 seconds every time the corner of my rug gets caught in the roller. The lubluelu just keeps on spinning with no safety shutoff.
I have mostly tiled floor and I think that the viomi has a better felt roller whereas the lubluelu has a brush roller which doesn't pick up all the pet hair and dust. The lubluelu actually seems to have more suction as some of my rugs get pulled up into the rollers and stop movement of the vacuum as it drags the rug along.
Yeah I got this last month as well.
I'm reasonably impressed so far. I mean it's only a hundred bucks. Although it does have to last, if it's landfill in a year it won't be good.
I've only got a 2 bedroom unit, so not a huge area to deal with but the battery lasts okay for me. And I reckon it sucks up stuff okay. Better than the Uoni I got from a previous deal that barely lasts a minute on full power now, which I reckon it needs to work effectively. The Lubluelu seems to do okay on the medium. And it's easy to empty. The standing feature is also rather handy at times.
I bought one, its going back, Suction is too weak. Might try a 45Kpa cheapo if they have those for a similar price.
I have a 45Kpa and I find it weak. Save your money and time.
Haven't used this exact model, but I bought a higher model Lubluelu with a larger battery, and have been fairly disappointed compared to stick vacuums I've used in the past. Feels cheaply made and feels like it could be easily broken. Suction is not very strong, and the roller seems to rotate less quickly, and the amount of dust in the chamber seems lower than previous vacuums after doing the whole house.