Had this for about a month now and used it a few times. This is a great vacuum cleaner if you have wood or tile floors, for carpet it's decent.What I like is that it's light weight and can be easily taken it up and down the stairs. The different attachments are very useful. Cleaning the canister is pretty easy too.From the reviews I didn't expect it to be great on carpet, but hoping I wont have carpeted floors very long, I decided to get it anyway. For the time being it does a decent job so no complaints.

I bought one earlier but returned it, only because the cord is shorter than I wanted. I had an old upright Dyson but no longer have carpet so wanted a canister. I decided since my 20 year old Dyson was such a great vacuum I would get their canister. I paid twice as much for it but expected it to be great and last as long as my upright. The Dyson is cumbersome, takes up a lot of storage and I had issues with the dust container not snapping closed. Trying to get them to do anything was a nightmare, so I sold it for half of what I paid and ordered this again.This is a powerful vacuum, love that the wand is adjustable since I'm only 5 foot. It sits upright for easy storage. Runs quietly Manuvers easily around the house. All in all I recommend this. The 4 stars is only because of the cord length

If you have hard floors, this is a must! I normally use a vintage Rainbow canister vacuum, but it’s such a pain to fill up the water basin, then dump it and clean it after every single use. It’s also heavy and gets tangled around its own cord constantly. I really wanted a brush head that worked well on hard woods, but was lighter weight than my beloved Rainbow. This little vacuum packs some power! I was so pleasantly surprised by its ease of use, it has one pass power on cat litter. I can easily hold it while I vacuum my wood stairs, and the cord is long enough that I don’t have to move it to a new outlet halfway up the stairs. The pet hair upholstery attachment worked really well, I took it over to my mom’s house to use it on her carpeted stairs just out of curiosity, and it outperformed my expectations. The brush head works fine on carpet, nothing crazy, but it’s perfectly fine if all you have is a few rugs in the house like me. It picked up the big debris and cat hair, but didn’t leave crispy vacuum lines by any means. Over all, if you have mobility issues especially, this vacuum checks all the boxes.

Lots to like about this vacuum. Good suction, easy to put together. Love a lot of the features. It’s light, works well. Does a good job. The cons- I don’t love it on rugs. It’s fantastic on flooring & stairs tho. Nowhere to store the attachments. It won’t stand up on its own so it just takes up a lot of space. The canister is pretty small so you have to dump it a lot. But it’s easy to dump, so still worth it. Bottom line- keeping it for the hardwoods & walls but also keeping our old vacuum for the carpets.

I needed a vacuum while staying at a friend’s smaller 2-bedroom house for a couple weeks. They have 2 cats and their cordless was on its last legs. I needed something small and inexpensive, with a reasonably large dust bin and enough power to get cat fur out of the thick pile rug while also working well for surfaces. A battery powered model was not going to have the oomph at the price point I was looking for, and an upright wasn't going to make much sense for cleaning surfaces and hard floors, so I settled on a canister model.Occasionally I see Miele C1’s for as low as $275-300, and if that was available when I was looking, it would have been my first choice. It's more than double the cost of this Eureka, but the convenience of a bagged model with excellent suction combined with a proven longevity it would have been a worthy splurge. But there wasn't one available anywhere near that price on short notice, so I went looking at performance reviews against what was available either nearby or with Prime delivery and I landed on this model.I knew I wasn't going to get a powered floor brush for the rug, but I was hoping that the extra power would make up for it. I had higher hopes for the suction-driven brush attachment (I always call these "power paws") since I have had good luck with them from other manufacturers in the past (Dyson, Miele). And otherwise I was just hoping it had reasonable airflow and suction.What it does well:- The team at Eureka clearly studied the competition. The automatic cord rewinder, adjustable suction, top-mounted controls, and stand mode were all clearly inspired by well established canister vacuums like the Miele line; they all worked well.- The cord rewind lever has you hold it down while the cord rewinds, which I prefer to the automatic version on the Miele if only because it provides a bit more control and guards against accidental retraction- I appreciated that the rewind lever flips up into a handle to make it easy to carry- The suction was reasonable out of the box, and the vacuum was moderately quiet even at full power- The dust bin is quite reasonably sized for such a small unit; larger would be more convenient, but not at the cost of making the machine larger.What it does not do so well:- Emptying the bin is messy, like with most bagless models. The pre-filter is not secured to the dust bin well, so it frequently falls off when dumping the contents of the dust bin.- The power paw (suction-driven brush attachment) is terrible. They mimic the mechanics of the Miele one so I don't know what went wrong, but it seizes up easily. Hair and fur were easily trapped around the various shafts and against bearings, causing friction. It does come apart for cleaning quite easily (tool free), but I spent more time cleaning the attachment out than I did using it.- The vacuum lacks the suction to clean even firm woven rugs and mats without a powered brush. It's unfortunate they didn't include one with this model because it would have made all the difference.- The cord was surprisingly short, especially if you follow the manufacturers direction not to pull it out further than the yellow marking—in practice I could only get roughly 12' from where I was plugged in when accounting for slack to avoid yanking it out of the wall.Who is this good for?If you're looking for a small, reasonably quiet vacuum for hard floors and surfaces that is easy to carry and affordable, I do think this is worth considering. If you have a lot of upholstered surfaces or carpets, large rooms, or want something more allergy-friendly, though, I don't think you'll be happy with this model.

Muy buena, ligera, potente. Parece un poco frágil pero hasta ahora no se le ha roto nada. EL cepillito azul que trae en la punta de la manguera es muy útil para sacudir cosas con mucho polvo. El accesorio para el pelo de mascotas es muy bueno. Me costo un poco adaptarme al estilo americano de esta buena máquina, viniendo de varios años de trabajar con electrolux. La recomiendo aunque me preocupa la cuestión de los filtros de respuesto.