Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is a great cordless for a small home or apartment for sure. It was relatively easy to get everything together, get the battery charged, and start cleaning. It does a good job with the dirt we track in every time we come in the house. There are a couple of things that I like about this vacuum, and that is how lightweight it is. While it is difficult to convert this into a handheld at first, it’s super rewarding afterwards. You can pretty much clean anything: clean your car, maneuver tight corners, vacuum the stairs, lift it up to the curtains in your house, hoist it to the ceiling van. You can clean it all! It has multiple nozzle attachments ranging from an upholstery, dusting, and crevice tool, all of which can be plugged in to the main machine itself. If you want to vacuum in the middle of the night or can’t see well, then this also comes with a super bright LED light. Very convenient! It comes with the standard tools like a crevice tool and a small head for furniture, and a small brush head. Like most vacuums today, the tools are kind of cheap plastic, but they do work. I like the brush head because it works well on upholstered furniture. The small head works on surface stuff, but it doesn't brush loose any ingrained dirt as there are no bristles. But it works on surface stuff. For deeper cleaning I use the brush head, which also works well on the baseboards. This Hoover ONEPWR transitions perfectly on any surface, from hard wood to carpet, with no loss of suction. Maneuvering the vacuum was fairly simple as well, requiring just a twist of the wrist. I didn’t find the vacuum head difficult to get used to at all, and it’s actually so much more innovative with its ability to change tracks with such ease. The battery seems to have a decent charge as I was able to run the vacuum for about 25 minutes, which let me do several rooms. The suction was fairly good--one amusing or weird thing was that when I first started using it and had the regular floor tool on it, the tool "preferred" to go forward and not so much back. In fact, the suction seemed to pull the head forward over the floor and there was a bit of drag or resistance when I pulled it backwards. But it didn't spit out any dirt (which other vacuums I have used have done) on either the forward or backward stroke, so It seems to pick up dirt and hair fairly well. Overall, I really enjoy this stick vacuum. Well, assembly is a little bit overwhelmed, but once you get paste that stage, everything is great. One thing I noticed is that the buttons are super sensitive. I brushed over the power button by accident and the machine turned off. Sensitivity is great, but in this case, I need to get used to not getting close to the power button. What about other buttons? They needed to be pressed to activate/deactivate.

The Hoover ONEPWR Blade+ vacuum is excellent. It gives plenty of suction for at least 1/2 hour, which is how long it took to vacuum my whole house (around 2400 square feet). The suction power was great, and it lasted. The Blade+ is very versatile, able to pivot under many pieces of furniture, like couches and chairs. The head can also be taken off to use in tight corners, and even on the walls and ceiling. An added feature is the inclusion of a ONEPWR battery, that works with all ONEPWR tools.

I used this vacuum for the first time on my apartment. Its a bit over 800sq ft and 70% carpet. I toggled the "carpet" mode on and off when moving to hard floor and back, and was able to give the whole place a quick once over (around 8 mins) without draining the battery! In normal and carpet mode, it really picks up almost everything. Even on Eco mode on hard flooring, it doesn't miss much! Only negative for me is that it gets full fairly quickly!

I love how this cleans, but unless you plan on staying in economy mode all the time, which has MUCH less power, the battery life is the pits. I'm getting about 15 minutes and that just isn't enough. Since extra batteries are $100, that doesn't make this vacuum much of a value, and without a second battery it just doesn't cut it. The cleaning power and great features are pretty useless if I can't run the machine, so I cannot recommend this.

Battery died after 2-3 months of light use. I didn't save my receipt, nor did I register the product, so Hoover refused to replace the battery. I'll go buy a Dyson before I buy another Hoover battery-powered vacuum.

Bought this vacuum last year for our Florida place. I was not entirely pleased from the start. It is top heavy and does not stand up on its own. Emptying the canister is more difficult than my other cordless vacuum. It cleans well so that is a plus. After returning this fall to Florida I discovered the battery will not charge. It blinks continuously . I am not anxious to buy another expensive battery.

Extremely poor quality, most days it won't even turn on. Or if it does you have to hold the ON button on the whole time you vacuum. I only used it on hardwoods, no rough wear. It's trash. I wouldn't recommend this vacuum to anyone.