JASHEN D18 250W 8-IN-1 Cordless Vacuum Cleaner 23 Kpa Upright Handheld Stick Cordless Vacuum Lightweight with Rechargeable Lithium Battery

The media could not be loaded.  This is a reasonable, budget end, cordless vacuum cleaner, and it works pretty well. The quality isn’t bad, all of the parts are decent enough, but putting together and taking apart the wand sections is a pain, they are really tight and quite difficult. However, the floor head is very easy to remove and swap the accessories (hard floor roller and carpet brush).The vac has 3 x speeds. The on/off, and the speed controls are positioned reasonably sensibly, and not too awkward to operate. The vac is quite lightweight. Unfortunately, the vac doesn’t stand upright, so if you break between vaccing (as you may do, perhaps to move something etc), you have to lay it down, which is rather annoying, but you can live with that, I’m sure. It does have a wall mount bracket for storage, although you can’t telescopically reduce the height down for ease.The floor brush head is decent as is the floor roller, and it’s quite easy to de-tangle / remove wrapped hair round the brush. We have a mix of hard flooring (ground floor – Karndean) and carpet upstairs, and this works well on both, but obviously not as well as a corded one does on carpet – fine for light quick day to day vaccing though.The cleaner comes with a couple of basic attachments (crevice and 2 in 1 brush) + the 2 x floor head accessories. It isn’t as easy as ideal to use as a smaller hand-held, being a bit cumbersome, but it does the job. The vac is pretty poor at articulating, the floor head just doesn’t swivel very well in the way a Shark does.The vac is easy to empty, and clean, and has a decent capacity. It filters very well, the filters also being easy to remove to clean. It isn’t HEPA though, but that’s neither here nor there as far as I’m concerned. The auto (in low light) LED lights are pretty feeble.Build construction isn’t bad, and the whole thing does have a reasonable quality feel, not up there with Shark though. The vac comes with a removable battery, so easy to charge. Because this is an obscure brand, although you can purchase extra batteries (essential with a cordless vac in my opinion), they are expensive (£42), and no non-OEM options like you can get for Shark for a fraction of the cost, and much greater capacity. Also, run time is woefully short, unless you’re using the low power setting (who on earth does?).Overall, it’s a budget cordless vacuum cleaner, and not bad, and better suited to a very small house / flat etc; but it does a decent degree of suction. It’s quite robust, and does seem as though it will last well, but the cost of extra batteries (since no non-OEM options) and limited run-time particularly let this down. My advice would be to spend a bit more and buy a Shark, which is much better all-round.I hope that you have found this helpful.

Bought to use for car cleaning which it does really well but also now using for quick clean ups around the flat. Very pleased all round.

I love the jashen cordless hoover, I have pets and it collects all there hair, easy to handle, easy to clean, highly recommended this product

Better than I expected for the price but as another reviewer has said the removing of sections for fittings is hard for those who have not strong hands.Overall impressed a very solid unit and easy to swap the floor heads (at least that bit was easy).The small drum fills up very quickly so needs a a lot of emptying but that is pain free.Main issue you will find is it's battery life, even with switching it off when moving from room to room I'd say about 10 mins is the lifetime before a 3/4 hr recharge. So for a small flat you'd be ok but for a large house you really would need a plug in 'hoover' and use this as a handy quick clean between times.Overall for the price I'm pretty impressed with it's performance.The designers should have not used so many orange buttons as the on/off is orange, beside the orange button for speed next to the orange button to de-couple the dirt drum.

Does the job for a small flat

I took a gamble based on price and pretty much got what I paid for. Ultimately, it's a cordless vacuum cleaner with a couple of attachments and two different rotating heads for different floor types. It comes with a bracket to hang the appliance and store the two attachments. The battery can be charged in-situ or when removed from the appliance. I'll cut to the positives and negativesPOSITIVE - Price (cheaper than the big names) fairly light and manageable, decent power and suction (turbo boost).NEGATIVE - Battery life is about 15 mins. The 'quick release' buttons to change attachments are poor. They don't EASILY disengage the sections and I end up wrestling them apart. NOT RECOMMENDED FOR PEOPLE WITH POOR DEXTERITY OR STRENGTH. Extra costs - attachments are limited and you will need to buy a long extension attachment (available from manufacturer) if you need to reach ceiling height (coving, curtains etc). Dust collector doesn't really hold much so keep an eye on it and empty it often.All in all, it does the job but I'm certain there is much better out there. Spend an extra £100 if you can and you can better quality and features. NB. A point worth noting is if you have the storage saving shrink bags and have thrown away your old VAX hoover, this little cordless vacuum will still suck out the air. Just use it without ANY attachments and put the nozzle over the vent in the bag.If you want a cheap cordless vacuum, buy this because it's cheap and be prepared for the frustrations that go with it. Happy hoovering!

This hoover is just what I was looking for. Easy to use and light. Keeps its charge long enough for me to do all my downstairs rooms and stairs.

So light! Easy to assemble and charge! Value for money