Customer Ratings & Reviews

this is an average product..not so good nor bad..worth buying it

This is a great vacuum. Great suction, fairly light, and easy to use. One of the things that attracted us to this product was it's 3 year warranty, positive reviews, and seemingly good value. We're very happy with this product.

I have 2 dogs and 2 cats, so pet hair is a constant battle. At first the vacuum had amazing suction. It did an amazing job within the first week. Then trying to dump out the canister became a huge hassle. It does not just flip and lid and pour out into the trash barrel, you have to take the thing apart to get all the hair and carpet strands. Our family has owned this vacuum for 3 months now and we have to take the entire bottom off, as well as the tubing to clean it before using. If we do not take it apart weekly, it blows dirt and hair everywhere. At one point it had dust built up to where it fogged up the entire house.

I've been waiting for this vacuum for a month or more. I have a Dyson DC25 that is showing its age, and I was going to replace it with either a Dyson DC41 or a Dyson DC50 when I saw the ad blitz for this Eureka, so I waited until it was available. I picked it up from Best Buy, got it home, unboxed, and assembled. Assembly would be VERY easy, except that it's poorly designed and doesn't actually FIT together well. The dust bin won't even lock into place. So whenever you move the vacuum, it pops loose, a few times actually FALLING OFF of the vacuum as I was transporting it. And since it's that snapping into place that keeps the seal tight on the vacuum line coming into the dust bin, clearly that causes issues when you're vacuuming. You'd think with a commercial that shows it lifting a car in the air with its vacuum pressure, it could hold itself together to keep air from leaking, but it can't. There are bits of plastic flash in a lot of spots where they didn't clean off the excess plastic from the molding process. I kept comparing it to my Dyson, since this is claiming to be comparable. It felt cheap. Very cheap. Poor bending plastic. Everything about the Dyson that showed a lot of thought and some great engineering simply doesn't exist here. The Dyson bin opens easily with a push of a button to empty it. This one requires you grab the top and bottom and twist it apart like opening a jar. To open the top, it's just a piece of bending plastic that just snaps over the edge of the top of the canister, and you pry it up out of place to get it to open. Comparing the bins side by side, this one just makes me shake my head in dismay. I dislike having to adjust a switch between carpet and floor. And it seems so old fashioned to actually have to turn another lever to turn on the hose/wand assembly when I want to use that instead of the brush. Then there's the work of having to assemble and disassemble the wand in the first place, compared to just lifting the handle on the Dyson and having it all there automatically. It's noisier than my Dyson is, the motor sounds like something really under stress. And the orange plastic extrusions on the side of the dust bin are completely cosmetic. The inner surface of the dust bin is totally smooth as any cylinder, there is nothing that allows these orange extrusions to have any impact on performance whatsoever. The only thing this did well compared to my Dyson was pick up stuff in the floor. And let's face it, that's what a vacuum cleaner is supposed to be all about. I vacuumed half of my great room with my aging Dyson, and then went over it with this, and it picked up stuff the Dyson missed deeper in the carpet. But my Dyson is over 5 1/2 years old, so I'd honestly expect something JUST released to be able to do better. The question for me is whether the Dyson DC50 or DC41 would do as good. This costs $400 less than what I was looking at, but in all honesty, for me, it's not worth saving that bit of money to deal with the hassles and horrible build quality. But if you are already used to a vacuum that has the same requirements for using it on different surfaces and such, then this may be a good option. It definitely has suction, and if they can figure out a way to keep the dust bin from falling off, it would at least be usable as a vacuum without being as annoying as it is.

Just bought a newly built house and wanted to try out the new vacuum not expecting much. Ended up vacuuming the whole house and it did a great job of cleaning up what the construction crew missed. It's a two story house and because this vacuum is so lite, I had no trouble toting it up stares.

This vacuum has the power. Hang on to the vacuum. I like that I can wash the filter. It does have to dry for 24 hrs. The bagless part is great too. You can see if you need to empty it. Very great suction.

Major design flaws. Hose for tools pulled loose second time I used it! Yes, it's light and has decent suction but forget about ever using the tools, which is actually why I bought it. Really a "piece of junk"!

I am a mom who loves doing arts and crafts with my kid. This vacuum not only did not suck up the hole punched bits but instead spit everything back out of the vacuum. Not great for crafty people.

We purchased this vacuum a little over a month ago. theres no need for a lengthy review… It comes down to poor design. the seals are plastic and the dirt compartment does not seal properly as well as falls off very easily. If you are into that in a vacuum and like a dust cloud when you start the vacuum than this is the vacuum for you. So after a month of owning this we are already purchasing a new vacuum. The fact that companies make such horrible products blows my mind.