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All reviews should be like this one, I love it. The goal of a review is to help you make a decision and this one did just that... Thank you so much

I would go for the pivot one. As someone with allergic rhinitis and asthma, flying dust particles are definitely not my friends. I suppose it really depends on what you’re using the vacuum for. The cheaper variant is fine for large particles like pet food, the middle one for finer particles, and the pivot one for large and fine particles.

Oh wow. This answered questions I had and made me change which one I'm going to get! Since I'm going to be using it to literally dust things around the house and I'm hyper-allergic to dust, the filtration of the more expensive one will be key for me! THANK YOU for noting that aspect so clearly!!!

Excellent job and possibly the best comparison review I've seen while looking for a good hand vacuum. Actually putting them to work in a side by side comparison is great.

Great review, would have loved to know how long they take to charge up from dead to full battery. :)

Finally an unbiased non sponsored review. The black and decker (the middle one) is praised by critics everywhere to be best vaccume but most of these people are sponsored and payed to say something good about it. So I appreciate this consumer based review that is more to the point of showing the pro/cons with a more accurate honest analysis. Thank you.

You have no idea how helpful your reviews have been for me! Right now I’m kinda short on money cuz I moved and had to buy a lot of stuff and my Eureka vacuum cleaner broke, I was looking for a replacement specially for dust that I generate installing shelves. I was worried I was being cheap picking up the basic dustbuster. Turns out it is the smart buy (for me).

I just found your channel and I don't get why you have more subscribers, you do a good job describing features and I love the time stamps :)

This was one of the better reviews I’ve found. thank you!. I’d love to see one with wet/dry handheld vacuums.

I loved your no nonsense review! Well done!. I actually own the B&D Pivot and have had it for just over 2 years and now it's starting to experience the battery power loss intemitenly. I have enjoyed the versatility of this vacuum but I'm struggling to buy it again due to the battery issue and probably will try a shark handheld next time.

Thanks for this. I’m looking to get one. I really like this review. You really showed the utility of these vacs. Even the sound test, hearing it does more for me than watching someone put a sound meter on it. If you test the 20V B&D with the hose that would be cool.

Very well done review. I actually bought the pivot. $79 on Amazon. I always want more power and I don’t want dust blown out the back as I use it indoors and I don’t want dust blowing out the back all over the furniture etc. Yes I paid more for the pivot but for something I use so frequently I don’t want the hassles of the cheap one just to save $40. You get what you pay for. Just a note: all of these cordless vacuums, even the bigger ones, have a problem with the battery not lasting more than a few years at best. All of them. If you can find a battery powered hand vacuum $100 or less that has a battery that still performs like new with regular use after more than a few years, I want to know what it is. And if they made removable batteries like some of my power tools, those batteries would cost about the same as buying a whole new vacuum at this price point. It’s a trade off with these hand held units. They all fade after a while but you trade that for the convenience of no cord. You could get something like the dewalt cordless vacuum that uses a 20v interchangeable battery pack, but you are paying $150 for the vacuum (with no battery) and then $70 for the battery. So you are into it for $220. Again you get what you pay for.

Such a great overview of the 3 models of the handhelds. Great comparison and review. Very detailed! Thanks!

What a fantastic video. In the market for a Pivot right now and this video made it pretty clear...Hair & dust piles from my cat is what I'm after...the Pivot may be overkill but i like how compact it is...my apt is small enough so space saving is huge with me where i can just tuck it away :)

This is BY FAR the best compare and review video! Very helpful information/demonstration with practical features and user difficulties highlighted. Great work!

I would go for the black and decker pivot I need something strong and lasting awhile I've learned about buying cheap to save money and always seem to regret it later lol awesome video thanks

Love the honest reviews and the multiple practical tests. Thank you

Great review...very thorough and easy to understand. I was thinking of the middle one before the review, but now....not so much. Great job, you have a new subscriber.

yeah actually a good review. Very thorough and the tests chosen were actually effective, great job!

The brushes at the front are for hard surfaces and loosening dust off fabrics. She should have noticed that when moving forward, the bristles would flick the sand forward making vacuuming ineffective. Hand helds are more effective when used in a backwards motion, particularly on carpets and closer to upright to allow larger objects get sucked in. These are all my experiences and I own the middle one. Love it except for the filter.

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