LG CordZero Cordless Stick Vacuum Cleaner, Hard Floor, Carpet, Upholstery, Car, Pet Hair, Powerful Suction, Extra Battery, Up to 80 Min, Lightweight, Handheld, A907GMS

Great easy wireless vacuumI got this for cleanups of things that don’t require doing the entire house I have a vac system but don’t feel like dragging out all of that even for a little spill however this vacuum is great in between major cleaning I use it almost daily to just pick up dust and things that may be dropped after a meal or dirt coming in the house it is simple to put together it is lightweight versatile has multiple attachments and multiple lengths you can make the major wand you do have to empty the canister frequently and make sure it stays clean the main battery will stay charged for a long time once it runs out you just swap for the extra battery while the main battery gets charged again I thought when I put it into the base it was charging but that’s not true the battery is being charged all the time that is the spare and when you are ready for the new battery you just switch them you’ll see what I mean once you set up your vacuum it has amazing suction power I use the hardwood floor suction attachment most of the time even on carpet since the most of my house is hardwood floor and the carpets don’t get back in that often because they don’t get the same traffic I mainly purchase this for the high traffic areas of the house for in between my major vacuuming and I am thrilled with it it was a great purchase

My weekly deep clean vacuum will suck the lips off a pig and it is heavy, loud, and bulky. It does a great job but I wanted a cordless vacuum for quick clean ups in between the deep clean. Having used the LG CordZero for a little over a month, here are my observations: Bottom line: I like this vacuum for what it is. The pack-up of attachments, the stand, extra battery, and solid construction is what I was looking for in, what essentially for me is, a quick clean-up vacuum.- It's highly maneuverable- Feels pretty solid for a cordless vac. It is well made. I like how the unit automatically quits charging the batteries when fully charged.- Vacuum heads are fairly small so it will obviously take you longer to vacuum that a corded vacuum full size vacuum.- It's pretty quiet for a vacuum- 2 batteries are great as well as the charging stand. That's nicely done. While I very much appreciate the charging stand for when the vacuum is not in use, I don't store all the attachments there. I find it is easier to have all the attachments in one of those soft tool bags with all the pockets that you can get at Home Depot or Lowes.- Makes vacuuming the stairs a breeze. Getting underneath the beds, couch and chairs is easy.- Attachments are nothing special although I do like the power punch nozzle for mattresses, bedspreads, upholstery and even the car seats where the dog hangs out. Helps to break the static cling. LG is to be complimented on how easy everything fits together. Changing attachments is easy and fast.- Surprisingly picks up a lot of surface dog hair on the carpet but not so much for ground-in dog hair. However, since I use it 6 out of 7 days a week on the carpets, the dog hair is manageable. If you are a pet owner and vacuum only once a week, then this vacuum is probably not going to make you happy.- The floor head does a nice job of getting dust and dirt off of the tiles. Although to be honest, I can use my microfiber floor duster in a whole lot less time than vacuuming the floor with this vacuum due to the small power head.- The dust cup is pretty small. I'm fine with having to dump out the canister one or two times per session to ensure better performance. Consider that the price of having a small cordless vacuum.- I choose to clean the filters after every vacuum (I detest a stinky vacuum) so I bought an extra pre-filter, fine dust filter, and cyclone filter as I want to be able to use the vacuum again at any time and not have to wait 24 hours for the filters to dry. You can get some of these parts through the LG website or even on eBay.- If you have an apartment you could probably get away with this as your only vacuum. If you have a full size house, you'll probably need a full size vacuum and use the corded one as a supplemental vacuum.

Let me start off by saying yes, this is one of the more expensive cordless stick vacuums but it is still less expensive than most of the Dyson v11 models (newest technology).Overall, I LOVE my LG vacuum!!!Pros:-Extremely lightweight at about 5 lbs-Suction power is excellent on normal mode-Sucks up animal hair easily (I have a pitbull and long haired cat)-Surprisingly very quiet (quieter than my upright Dyson Ball Animal 2) even on turbo!-Includes a spare filter-Filters are all washable-There are multiple ways to configure the charging stand including strong hidden sticky pads so you don’t have to drill into the wall-You can charge both batteries at one time on the charging stand-The charging stand holds almost all of its attachments neatly-There is no trigger button that needs to be depressed for the duration of your vacuum time. Instead, there is an on/off button on the handle-Handle is very ergonomic-All attachments easily click to attach or remove-Adjustable telescopic handle is great for short folks (I’m 5’0”)-Does not tangle and trap long human hair in either of its beater brushes (I’ve broken many vacuums throughout my life because I had forgot to remove my long hair from beater brushes)Cons:-The dust bin is not very large-If you’re very tall, this vacuum may be too short for comfort (Dyson v11 is a little bit longer)I originally really wanted a Dyson v11 Outsize, but I could not justify the price. Yes, it is their newest most awesome technology in cordless stick vacuums to date, but it’s still too expensive. I even considered purchasing some of the older models like the Dyson v8 or v10, but I was still struggling with the decision.After doing some research and watching comparison videos on YouTube, I stumbled across the Vacuum Wars channel. He does a very good, fair and as unbiased video on the LG CordZero A9! At that point, I was completely sold.If you’re looking for an even cheaper alternative to these high-dollar cordless stick vacuums, I’d recommend the Anker Eufy HomeVac S11 as it’s about half the price of this LG vacuum. The biggest reason I didn’t purchase it is because it has a trigger pull that must be pushed down for the duration of vacuuming and it is a pound or two heavier. I also didn’t like it’s stand that much.

The vacuum was decent but somehow the dust tank latch broke just after the year warranty. I have been waiting for the new part for almost two months with no ETA. I have tirelessly tried contacting LG customer service and I get transferred to wrong departments and the calls drop. A $522 purchase (all in cost) should not get you a cheap disposable product. If you are looking for a quality vacuum, go with a reputable company like Dyson. LG should drop its vacuum line.