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Question: The specifications say that this weighs just one pound.  Is that correct?  Most other hand vacs weigh a bit more.
Document: It could definitely use a bit more power, but it's good for around the house use. If you're looking for something to deep vacuum your car, I'd pick a stronger vac, because most of the air vacs at the self car-wash will beat this one out. The flatter the surface the better the power, so if you have a really deep shag carpet, this probably isn't the best fit.
I looked up a lot of hand held vacs. This one is supposed to be good. So far works great.
With this one, the wall hanger is one separate piece. You place the hanger on the wall, run a bit of section of the cord through it, hang the hand vac on it, then plug the end of the cord into the vac. Not ideal, but it does save wear and tear on the wall hanger, so it is acceptable to me.Clean up is a breeze.
Over the years I had many cordless hand vacs. They were all pretty wimpy. This unit with a 9.6 volt power supply does a good job and is in its 4th year of use. The battery/motor provides good power and a very reasonable amount of use before recharge. A pure delight over the older units.
For the price, I'd say that this is a pretty decent hand vac. My only complaint is that it doesn't have any attachments (brush or nozzle) but it has good suction and cleans up scattered kitty litter off of the linoleum AND rug. I haven't hung it up on the wall yet, but it seems like it'll be easy to do. The bright color is an added bonus, though the pinkish-red may not prove to be popular with the man of the house.
This little hand vac is quite powerful and picks up kitty litter very well. It also stays charged so that it doesn't run out of power before I am finished with the clean-up job. However, the nozzle is a bit too narrow - if the nozzle were wider, I could pick up more with each swipe of the vac.
On this one, the wall mount does not contain charging contacts, so after you hang it up you take a small cord and plug it into the handle. My wife does mind this, but I do find it a bit hokey. All in all, a great product.
I've had one of these for a couple of years, the battery has lost a bit of power but it still does its job. My only complaints are that the nozzle doesn't allow you to suck everywhere you'd like to but you need to learn how to angle it for efficiency.
Our old dustbuster bit the dust so my husband came home one night with this. It works fine, but with no accessories - doesn't come with anything, and I've looked on Amazon and the Black & Decker site and you can't buy anything - it's just an incomplete product. And as other reviewers have mentioned, the charging situation is less convenient. Instead of charging directly through the base, you have to plug another cord in to the unit. Not a big deal, but it's annoying.
I am replacing my old Black & Decker dust buster (12 years old) with this one, as the old one finally bit the dust (no pun intended). This new one has lots of power, and holds a charge for a long time when not plugged in. Only thing I liked better about the old model is that the vacuum opening was wider so could cover a wider path, but I have no complaints other than that.
Answer: I didn't weigh it. It is powerful, very light and easy to use.