Tineco Pure ONE S11 Cordless Vacuum Cleaner, Smart Stick Handheld Vacuum Strong Suction & Lightweight, Cordless Handheld Vacuum Deep Clean Hair, Hard Floor, Carpet, Car (Pure ONE S11 Grey)

It is so quiet, which can be deceiving, but it sure is mighty powerful. I have used a few of the attachments as well. I like that the container part where it is emptied comes apart for easy cleaning.

Our former Tineco cordless stick vacuum cost more and did less than this new generation Tineco model. It does not come with a back-up battery as our other one did. And the old models batteries dont work in the new unt. This one has a floor recharging dock, rather than a hanging one; an improvement. So far the battery has lasted as long as Ive needed it. It is a bit heavier. The dumping mechanism works better too.

I’m in absolute love with this vacuum! It is so easy to use, it does an incredible job cleaning and I like that you can click a button and make it go into max mode for those high traffic areas. We have two dogs that shed a lot and the head light helps illuminate the dirt, dust and hair on the floor so you can make sure you get it all. The only down sides is the trash container is small and with two dogs that means a few extra trips to the trash to empty it. But thankfully it’s super easy to empty. Also that handle is a little heavy because of the battery and trash canister but it’s still lighter than our Kirby.

This is a great vacuum, great suction, nice attachments, I like the free standing ability. I would but it again. Better than my Dyson, the real test will be how long it lasts before parts start breaking. It is on the heavier side which I would say is its biggest fault. I do like how it makes the battery last longer by sensing more dirt then it uses more suction. Battery at max speed lasts about 20 min, using it with the sensing ability about 50 minutes give or take depending on the amount of dirt you have to pick up. The wireless ability is just a gimmick and Im a teckkie... you play with it the first couple times and then forget it. All in all it cleans nice, gives your arm a workout, would buy again.

I have a A11 hero which I bought several years ago. It has worked beautifully; however, I now own a dog who is a shedder. I needed something stronger. From my previous experience, another Tineco was a for sure. My new has much stronger suction and is picking up dog hair just great. The design is very similar to my previous vacuum. Being familiar with the design made it so much easier to get the vacuum up and running quickly.

** Long post ahead ** I have been using corded shark vacuums for the last 5 years. My most recent one broke so I decided to try out a cordless one since that seems to be the new big thing. I wasnt sure what brand to try and I knew I didnt want to spend $1,000 on a big name brand one. So I did my research and found Tineco. Videos and reviews were great and people seemed to rave about this brand of vacuum. I purchased it and it came in the mail early. I used it immediately (knowing the battery wasnt fully charged but I was excited). I wanted to return it almost instantly. I have a shorter area rug. Its not totally flat but its also not a shag carpet length. I couldnt even get the darn sweeper to move on the rug. I literally worked up a sweat just to make at least 2 vacuum lines. By that time the battery was dead (I jad it on Auto). I plugged it in and let it charge while we went out of town for the weekend. Came back and decided to try again. This time with a full battery I was able to at least move it (obviously it would move easier with less suction in certain areas). On my laminate floor it did ok picking up dog hair. Again I had it on Auto mode to conserve the battery. It did an ok job but definitely didnt get as much as my corded vacuum did. I had to pick up my pace to try and get as much of my house vacuumed before the battery ran out. I have a 1200 sqft house and to hit every spot it takes roughly 30-45 min to vacuum. I didnt even get 15min out of a fully charged battery. So my bedrooms, laundry area, and bathrooms did not get touched and I had to speed through the dining room. I may just pull out one of my older vacuums and use that just to feel satisfied that my house is properly swept. I will give it a couple more tries, but right now I just want to return it. So far it seems like an overhyped fad and a waste of money.

This is going to sound like the most guy thing ever, but I bought this for my wife for her birthday. The back story is that our very expensive canister vacuum with the two 90 degree turns in the hose was constantly clogging with dog hair which aggravated her (me) no end. So on a whim I looked for reviews on portables that handled dog hair, and this was one of the top rated units. Getting it on sale was a bennie, however when I gave it to her I did feel like it was me getting a tie at Christmas. However, she absolutely loved it as a gift and her attitude towards cleaning now is 180 degrees better (90 + 90 for those who get the joke). Battery charging is a bit different than Im used to, as you have to plug the entire vacuum into the charger instead of just the battery, but after the 20 minutes it took me to figure that out, all is good. Cant recommend this enough if you have issues with dog hair and want a very good battery operated (read: portable) solution. I DO NOT recommend this for the car, aside from that, its great.

I’ve been using this vacuum cleaner for 4 months now and it is one of the best vacuums I’ve ever bought!! It works great on hard surfaces and carpet.

The vacuum by itself is great. Works very well on hardwood floor. My only complain would be the battery it lasts less than 30min and takes a lot of time to recharge. Besides that the product overall works great.

For hardwood floors, this is a great little vacuum. Its maneuverable, light, and has decent battery life. It has enough power to vacuum carpet. But it works best as a hardwood floor vacuum. The power is good, especially if you use the turbo option. I really appreciate the trigger lock feature. It saves on trigger fatigue. There is an ever so slight delay between pressing the trigger and the vacuum starting. Emptying the canister is pretty easy. What remains to be seen is how well the battery holds up over time.