LG - CordZero All-in-One Wet/Dry Cordless Stick Vacuum with Power Mop - Sand Beige

I love the ease of the self emptying compressor. Very lightweight. Downside is that it gets clogged very easily and doesn't have the best suction. I also still can't figure out the mop portion, which is the main reason I chose this model. For the price tag, I expect it to perform better. I wish I would have saved my money and purchased something else.

If nothing else, this is so easy to do a quick cleanup or whole house vacuuming. It's relatively quiet and the suction is adequate. If you have a lot of pet hair, you'll probably need to empty the chamber during cleaning. That's easy to do, it just pops open and dumps into your trash. This is *not* a good unit for picking up large debris on the floor. This vacuum/mopping system has replaced several cleaning tools. Our big vacuum, my little "car vacuum" and our damp mop. I vacuum the house, we used a robot vac for a few years, it took too long to straighten up for its use to make it a labor-saving device. I can vacuum with this and it does as good a job as the robot and I spend hardly more effort. It cleans rugs well, it's a bit of a clickity-clackity on tile, but it also vacuums it well. The width and height of the head allow me to get under almost everything in our house. I was initially amazed at how much dust, hair, and dirt the robot vac got up off of our seemingly clean floors. This vacuum does the same thing, perhaps a little more. So I know it's doing a good job. Only once thus far have I used it long enough to run out of battery power and have to swap batteries. So it's got a pretty long runtime. We have a 2400 sq/ft house. Tile, bamboo, and carpet. This fits into a really small corner of our house. Those are standard vertical blinds in the picture. It gets a 4/5 for less than stellar suction and large particle cleanup.

What an absolute incredible addition to our vacuum systems here at our house! My wife typically has 2 to 3 vacuums; one upstairs, one downstairs, and a separate all purpose vacuum for pet hair specifically. This new vacuum takes the place of everything. It is so light and so maneuverable. Easy use in the hallway, in the bedroom, underneath furniture, and transition so easy between tile, carpet, and hardwood flooring. if you haven’t purchased this, you need to get one. This will replace all our other vacuums. We are so thoroughly satisfied.

I really like this product. It is well made and so far (4pm this after my purchase) it’s doing all what it is supposed to be doing. I like the fact that I don’t have to discard the dust manually anymore. I wish the handheld attachment nozzle was meant to be used horizontally instead of vertically but I guess I can buy more attachments (smh)

I’m a little disappointed the vacuum. The auto doesn’t empty all that well. Tiny tiny gravel gets stuck in the mechanism. Power is pretty weak and the vacuum clogs frequently. It looks great and functions well for tiny jobs. Replaced a few parts including the main vacuum head and now bin hing is broken all in less that a year. Very fragile.

Set up and instructions were easy to follow. LG even supplies 2 quick access cards with all the assembly and maintenance items needed. Well formatted and written. You also can download an app called LG ThinQ to your phone. This is a smart home app for all things LG. It allows you to see the usage of the vacuum, charge status, run diagnostic and shop at LG store. (As of the writing of this review, I could not find the filter bags at the LG store) As quick overview, below are my pros and cons. Pros: • Good Suction levels • Rolls Nice – Head stays down • Good battery life when in default mode • NO CORD • Self-Cleaning • Light weight • Extra battery with onboard charging • Hidden tool storage • Easy extend/disconnect buttons • On/off Power button Cons: • Only 9” wide brush • Filter bag cost • Mop head unit disappointing • Would like larger collection bag or canister (People with pets) • Will push around larger items like cereal/pretzels on hardwood floors Overall, I really like this, LG CordZero. It does the job well for what is designed for. The Self-cleaning tower is probably the most impressive feature. As mentioned above (in Cons) the only small tweaks I would prefer is to make the head a little larger to cover more area at a time. The small size does have the advantage of getting between items like chairs though. I would also like to see either larger holding bag in the self-cleaning unit, or a canister you could just dump out. We have two dogs that shed, so the cleaning bag located in the self-cleaning stand will fill up quickly. I have used this about 10 times and the bag is almost full. This will result in an added expense, so I do wish this bag was larger, or less cost for replacements. I found the bags online at $19.99 for a pack of three. (Thee came with the unit). If you have no animals, this will not be a problem for you. Experience with cleaning: The stick itself is easy to extend with the push of a button. Much easier than other units I have tested. You can easily add the accessory pieces to reach into ceiling corners etc. I did use the brush accessory to clean our ceiling fan grills and found that I had to use the turbo mode to prevent the dust from just falling on my head. All other vacuuming, I have used the default mode and it seemed to clean well. What my wife noticed early on is that this unit will clean the light bathroom rugs without sucking them into the head unit like others do. Best vacuum so far at this task. My experience with cleaning hardwood floors is that if you have normal dirt, it cleaned fine. If you had a larger piece of dried food, such as broken pretzel or a piece of cereal, the head unit would just push it around. If you need to pick those items up, I found if I simply picked up the head and pulled backwards over the debris, it picked up fine. I did use the Power mode for more suction. Carpet cleaning worked well in normal mode. The power and function switches are located on the top. No need to hold the button down to clean like some other units. You can hit the plus button for more suction and minus for less. If you hold the plus button down for three seconds you get into turbo mode. This has incredible suction but will drain your battery quickly. Battery Max run time as indicated on the supplied card: Using nozzle: Turbo Mode – 6 Minutes Power Mode – 20 Minutes Normal Mode – 40 Minutes Using a tool: Turbo Mode – 7 Minutes Power Mode – 30 Minutes Normal Mode – 60 Minutes The self-cleaning tower unit has a clean look, stores all your tools, and does a great job emptying the canister. It stands 40” tall and need to plug into the wall outlet. It stores all accessories and holds and charges the spare battery and the vacuum. Every time you store the vacuum, you need to retract the stick and place into the base. Automatically the unit will empty the canister. This is a little loud but only last about 30 seconds. You can press the start/stop button on the top of the tower to bypass this if you like. The Kompressor slider is nice feature. It allows you to compact the dirt in the canister using a simple slider lever, allowing more use between having to empty. Also allows you to discharge dirt when manually emptying the canister. Other units I have tested lack this feature and forces you to use a tool or your fingers to get all the dirt out. Nice job LG. Speaking of tools, LG does include a small brush to clean out the canister when doing maintenance. Filters appear easy to maintain and do an awesome job filtering out the dust and allergen particles. Mop Head feature: We did not find this super useful. It does an okay job laying water down on the floor to maybe remove something items the vacuum could not, but if has no option to spot treat with a little extra water like some mop units. The head has three water dispensing settings, Off, Low & High. You are instructed to only fill the reservoir with water. We may try spraying some floor cleaner down first to see if we get better results. You must go slow when cleaning as well. After we cleaned the kitchen floor, we then ran a swiffer over the area and found it picked up quite a bit of dirt. So not sure this mop head will be used much for us. So, final thoughts. I would say for a house mostly with carpet or hard floors with standard debris, this is a nice unit. The self-empty feature is fantastic. If you have mostly hardwood, with kids that drop cereal or such larger (Pea size of large) items on the floor that you would like to pick up with the vacuum, there might be better choices such as vacuums with front soft roller, or other method to pick up larger items. If you have mostly carpet and want a universal vacuum that can do your daily tasks, has a tower that can not only store and charge the vacuum but can also self-empty and hold all the accessories PLUS another battery. Then you might consider this LG CordZero All in One Auto Empty. If the auto empty is not a feature you need, LG does offer other options for less cost. Warranty – 1 year parts and labor, but 10 year on the Inverter motor. ~Reviewers in this invitation-only program are provided products for the purpose of writing honest, unbiased reviews

This is a great Vacuum for small to medium spaces. It fits my needs for a 2 bedroom apartment with both carpet and hardwood. If you're talking about a larger space like a 3 bedroom house, etc. I might look for something a little more heavy duty. I still love the functionality and the self emptying features. The runtime/chargetime is great.

Escellent Vacuum and Mop Combination! We are truly enjoying the power, ease, and comfort of it.