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Comparing Our Favorite Vacuum Cleaners<\/h2>\n<\/p>\n

Honorable Mentions<\/h2>\n<\/p>\n

Bissell PowerClean FurFinder for $200<\/a>:<\/strong> This was our previous top pick for the best cordless vacuum, and it’s still a great affordable stick vacuum. But the regular Bissell PowerClean ($150)<\/a> is a touch cheaper since it doesn’t come with the FurFinder upholstery attachment, while Dyson and Ryobi’s vacuums have more powerful suction for pet hair.<\/p>\n

Black and Decker Dustbuster Flex for $110<\/a>:<\/strong> This is another cool handheld vacuum that’s great for cars or even indoor areas like staircases. It has a 4-foot hose, longer than most compact vacuums, and a handy little charging mount that the accessories clip into. And thank goodness for the charging mount, since the battery only lasts 15 minutes.<\/p>\n

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Dyson Gen5 Detect Cordless Vacuum for $800<\/a>:<\/strong> This is Dyson’s current top-of-the-line stick vacuum, and it’s fantastic, especially for homes with a lot of pet hair. But it’s expensive and rarely on sale, making it a hard upgrade when you’ll still get a great experience with the Dyson V15 Detect. This vacuum does have a HEPA filter, while the V15 Detect does not.<\/p>\n

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Dyson PencilVac Fluffycones for $450<\/a>:<\/strong> This is a unique take on a stick vacuum. It’s an impressive feat with the motor and dustbin built into the slender handle. There’s both a Fluffycones version, which I tested, that has four fluffy cone-shaped rollers in the head, and a cheaper Fluffy version. I was impressed with the maneuverability of the PencilVac Fluffycones and often find myself grabbing it between runs of my robot vacuum to keep debris and cat litter under control. It’s also lightweight and easy to push, and it has a freestanding charging mount. But it’s a little pricey for being meant only for hard floors.<\/p>\n

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Ecovacs<\/strong> Deebot X11 Omnicyclone for $999<\/strong><\/a>:<\/strong> If you want a newer robot vacuum, the Ecovacs Deebot X11 Omnicyclone has a unique design with no dust bag. Instead, it has a rounded canister like a Dyson or stick vacuum, circling the debris to keep it from tangling. It’s a good design, and this is overall a great robot vacuum, especially if you don’t want to buy dust bags over and over.<\/p>\n

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Eufy X10 Pro Omni for $480<\/strong><\/a>: This was our previous top pick for a robot vacuum. It’s still a great choice and well-priced for a robot vac that can vacuum and mop, and has a solid 8,000 Pa of suction power. But Eufy does have a newer model that you can pick up for just a little more if you want a self-cleaning roller mop instead of roller pads, with almost double the suction power.<\/p>\n

Roborock Saros 20 for $1,600<\/a>:<\/strong> Roborock’s latest robot vacuum is overall pretty good, but WIRED reviewer Adrienne So noticed it left debris behind on her hard floors, specifically on the divider when it moved from her carpet onto hard flooring. This could be a fault of the super-high suction, which hits 36,000 Pa. There are a few other features she hoped would work better, too, including the AdaptiLift and beta stain-detection feature. We’re in touch with Roborock about these issues, but overall it’s a solid robot vacuum.<\/p>\n

Tineco Pure One Station 5 for $459<\/a>:<\/strong> If you want a cordless stick vacuum but don’t want to deal with emptying it all the time, this Tineco vacuum<\/a> comes with a self-emptying docking station. You’ll eventually have to empty the station, but it’s a great bonus feature and keeps the vacuum from falling over around your home since it’s stored safely in the docking station.<\/p>\n

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Which Style Vacuum Is Right for You?<\/p>\n<\/div>\n