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It seems like a useful piece of kit. Wasn’t Bronze but perfectly serviceable in silver/black. I haven't had time to use it much so far but the suction is much stronger than the old one and the carpet looks cleaner and free of pet hairs at last. I look forward to using the fitment for the stairs. All in all it is heavier than I expected but OK for me (older lady) too carry for short distances. The battery is the weighty bit but easy to charge.

Good product, looks good and auto feature is handy when going across different surfaces. Got it on offer so the price was reasonable, maybe better ones on the market If paying RRP.

A really good cordless vacuum that charges quickly compared to others. Plenty of tools too. My one quibble is that this bronze version is just a sprayed version of the grey version so be aware that the coating can scuff. Does a brilliant job on a single charge. Would recommend.

A great little stick vacuum. The light is especially useful. I can hoover the whole of my flat without having to recharge. Its short charge time is a great bonus compared to Dyson. Sturdily made. The only problem I have is that when you take the dust canister off, the filter in the handle falls out as well. Would like to know if anyone else has this problem.

I needed a new vacuum cleaner since I move to a new property. Pros: Agile in vacuum mode Decent price Decent battery Light at the end to see dark spaces Cons: Heavy to use one-handed and if you're trying to vacuum the ceiling The trash bin is tricky to open The vacuum picks up dirt quite well. It is agile when vacuuming the floor. However, it is not so comfortable for one-hand operation for cleaning ceilings and other tight spaces. Although it seems like a gimmick, it allows me to see when I'm vacuuming in dark spaces. The interface of the vacuum is pretty simple too. There are only two buttons. One to turn it on, and the other to adjust its suction strength. The battery indicator isn't too granular and can only measure the remaining power to the nearest 30% The cleaner also comes with a "tree" to charge and hold all the accessories. That's rather neat and handy for those living in a small house. However, the vacuum cleaner's bin is a bit tricky to release and re-install. In addition, you have to touch the dust a bit when removing the filter "cap" for the bin. All in all, the device is a good device at a decent price. The pros of the device greatly outweigh the cons.

Today I will be reviewing the AEG 8000 Series AP81A25ULT Cordless Vacuum Cleaner - Bronze. I needed a new vacuum cleaner since I move to a new property. Pros: Agile in vacuum mode Decent price Decent battery Light at the end to see dark spaces Cons: Heavy to use one-handed and if you're trying to vacuum the ceiling The trash bin is tricky to open The vacuum picks up dirt quite well. It is agile when vacuuming the floor. However, it is not so comfortable for one-hand operation for cleaning ceilings and other tight spaces. Although it seems like a gimmick, it allows me to see when I'm vacuuming in dark spaces. The interface of the vacuum is pretty simple too. There are only two buttons. One to turn it on, and the other to adjust its suction strength. The battery indicator isn't too granular and can only measure the remaining power to the nearest 30% The cleaner also comes with a "tree" to charge and hold all the accessories. That's rather neat and handy for those living in a small house. However, the vacuum cleaner's bin is a bit tricky to release and re-install. In addition, you have to touch the dust a bit when removing the filter "cap" for the bin. All in all, the device is a good device at a decent price. The pros of the device greatly outweigh the cons.

As the title says, this vacuum cleaner can be summed up in two words – expensive but powerful. I guess you get what you pay for, and as far as this category of cleaner goes, you will be hard pressed to find a better cordless cleaner that will perform as well. When you first remove the cleaner from the packaging, it has to be assembled and charged before use. The instructions are not overly clear on how to connect all of the various parts together, and for what should be a relatively simple task, actually led to much head scratching and trial and error. After a two and a half hour charge, the cleaner was ready for use. The first thing that strikes you is how heavy it is. Granted, it is much lighter than an average cleaner, but for a cordless cleaner, it takes some getting used to. The biggest selling point is how powerful the cleaner is. It really does pick up everything you want it to. The cleaner is not as noisy as you would expect too, so all in all there isn’t much to fault about the actual day to day use cleaning around the house. It is quite cumbersome, especially when mounted on the stand, and it was too big to slot into a spare cupboard. The stand is the main issue, and unless you wall mount it, it does take up a lot of space. Finally, this is not a cheap cleaner, and if you are prepared to make the investment, you are sure to find it ticks all the right boxes for a practical, day to day household cleaner. Recommended, but only for those on a certain level of budget.