Morphy Richards SuperVac 2-in-1 Cordless Vacuum Cleaner - Red - 732102

I got this as an Amazon Warehouse deal under £40; and for that price this 2 in 1 cordless hoover is very impressive I would’ve paid more to be honest definitely the original price. It’s lightweight very good suction (I have a large Golden Retriever so I know about dog hair 🙄😁) was pleasantly surprised at the suction and after reading mixed reviews I wasn’t sure what to expect.. but this has exceeded my expectations.. I have long very thick hair and it’s strong enough to give a good once over and pick up all my hair that naturally falls when being combed; it’s also I should imagine perfect for an older person who may struggle carrying a hoover; this is at it states very lightweight and easy to operate; manoeuvrability excellent easy to store it folds up and easy to separate the handheld part from the main appliance; all in all very pleased and to be honest you’re not going to get the suction of a Dyson at this price.. but it’s not far off!! Perfect for me ☺️

This is honestly the best purchase I have made in quite some time. I am 30 weeks pregnant and was really struggling to get my bulky hoover up and down the stairs all the time. So I decided to treat myself to a cordless hoover (something I’ve wanted for AGES). This hoover is so light, there is just no effort to hoovering at all. It has little lights on the front so you can see little bits of dirt under furniture that you’d otherwise have missed & it’s head is small enough to get into corners etc. I am not going to lie and say it is as powerful as my big corded hoover, but it really is enough to get the job done. It works just as well on the wood floor downstairs as it does on the carpets upstairs and the handheld part is super handy for the doing the stairs. It charges in a few hours and the charge lasts long enough to do my 2 bed house from top to bottom in one go. Literally no complaints what so ever.

Brought for elderly relative. Can't compare to likes of a corded vac for suction (we have a Dyson) but was very impressed for a battery vac. Bristles help effectively lift dirt too. Light enough for my just turned 2 year old to use, gives an idea of ease of use. Smaller vac pops out easily for use on stairs etc. Brought 2 years ago and has had periodic use and as goid as new. If there's a slight down side it would be that it can need emptying more regularly as dirt store area is relatively small. Easy to do though and managed well even with arthritic hands.

So after a week long discussion me and my bf decided to get this one, rather than a Dyson. I've used a Dyson before, and really liked how effortless it was, so I was quite fussy about cheap hoovers. But Dysons are a little unnecessarily expensive. Pros: 1. Fairly light; 2. Lights in front of the upright unit is VERY helpful, such a good design; 3. Upright unit is surprisingly easy to hold and control, I was worried about whether the handle design will hurt my wrist; 4. Two power options for upright unit. 5. Battery indicator is useful. Cons: 1. As someone has mentioned, charging port in the hoover is quite deep when it is in the upright unit; 2. No low power option for handheld unit (the high-power is quite loud); 3. Two different heads that can be attached to the handheld unit are a brush and a rectangular accessory, they both are quite short especially the brush one. The front of the handheld unit is quite chunky so it's a bit difficult to get to corners with a short head (and you can't really see it very well) Other notes: it comes with a wall mount piece, but i've just leaned mine against the skirting and the wall. It's actually alright, very compact and doesn't take much space at all, hasn't fall down yet. Update in April 2020: 1. Still using and happy with the purchase. 2. One more good design: the roller on the bottom of upright unit can be detached and I just use a pair of scissors to get rid of tangled long hairs. 3. The battery is still doing okay, I definitely can finish hoovering the entire floor of our one bed flat on a full charge, and with some power left to do skirting and shelves. However I imagine a bigger house will struggle. 4. Still haven’t mounted it to the wall and hasn’t fall down yet!