Bissell PowerClean DualBrush Reach

This lightweight stick vacuum has been awesome for picking up everything from dust to dried food to the grass and dirt our dog tracks in. I've had it over a month and use it at least every few days, and I'm honestly not sick of it. It's so easy to use, easy to charge, and lightweight that I actually find myself wanting to clean more than usual. The battery life is quite good, and it's quiet enough that I can vacuum while talking on the phone. I love the headlight. It helps us find food and dirt we've missed and even picks up stuff we didn't know was there. The swivel action is great, and it stands on its own in the corner, which is super convenient. Compared to my parents' stick vacuum, I definitely like ours better. The dirt canister is way easier to empty. My only complaint is that I'm not sure what to do with all the special attachments. There weren't a lot of instructions for them, and since I mainly just need to clean the main floor, I mostly stick with the big head that came with it. We have wood floors on our entire first floor and a toddler who is constantly throwing food everywhere, so this vacuum gets a real workout. We've been using it all over the house and love it.

This stick vacuum has noticeably stronger suction than others I've used in the past, and the battery actually lasts longer too. I've had it for a couple months now and still use it almost every day. With previous models, I'd wonder if the suction was losing strength over time because things weren't getting picked up properly, and I'd have to go over spots multiple times. That hasn't been an issue here. The dirt compartment is really easy to clear out. Hair doesn't get tangled inside it, so when you empty it everything just dumps right into the trash without you having to touch anything. Maintenance is minimal. I also love the light at the end of the vacuum. It really does show you all the dust and debris you need to pick up. I initially thought the hose attachment was a little weird, but then I realized it's actually a really cool function. You can carry a high-suction vacuum out to your car and use the attachments to clean it, or take it upstairs to clean your bed, under the bed, or the couch. My house has hardwood floors, tile, a dog that sheds a lot, curtains and drapes that need vacuuming, and a toddler play area that has to stay sanitary. This vacuum handles all of it.

This is a great stick vacuum with excellent battery life and a smart auto-switching feature that toggles between high and low power on its own, which is a welcome change from other vacuums we've had. It also comes with a lot of attachments. The one issue we ran into is that the pad attachment looks like it should be fine on wood floors, but it doesn't have any scratch-protecting device or soft plugs like some of the other pieces do. It actually scratched up our floors the first time we tried it. We quickly stopped and now only use that attachment on furniture and drapes, where it does a great job. We've had it about three months and use it at least once a day, sometimes two or three times depending on how much the kids and dogs demand. The battery holds up well to that kind of use. I'd rate it a 4 out of 5 overall.

This vacuum is super strong, especially for a cordless, and it's been performing consistently for the three months I've had it. The suction is much stronger than my old stick vacuum, and it picks up almost everything: cookie crumbs, tons of dead ladybugs in the sliding doorways, you name it. The light on the front is a huge plus because you can actually see dirt on the ground that you can't see with just your eyes. I love the reach feature. The skinny attachment gets into the back of cabinets and underneath small spaces, and I was able to take cobwebs off the ceiling and off curtains. The stair attachment works excellent too. Switching out the attachments is so easy, and even emptying what it pulls up is a breeze. I live in a split-level ranch and vacuum the downstairs every two to three days because my little boy likes to walk around eating cookies. The upstairs I do about once a week. The battery does sometimes run out while I'm vacuuming, but I just plug it back in, go do something else, and finish when it's charged. I'd estimate it lasts possibly an hour, though I haven't timed it precisely. Brush maintenance is pretty easy to clean before putting it away, and I really love the wall-mounted unit it hangs on because it keeps the closet neat. It also stands on its own, which is great. The only thing I'd add is a light on the smaller attachment so you could see all the dirt in tight spaces. Overall, I think it's an excellent cleaning tool and a big upgrade from my previous stick vacuum.

This is a really great stick vacuum. I've had vacuums from very high-end brands that haven't performed as well. The Bissell has equally high suction power, but the battery lasts much longer, and it's so much easier to clean since the filter doesn't get as dirty or blocked. The light feature helps so much because it's easy to miss spots without it. The upright self-standing design is amazing for storage. I love all of the attachments. The one thing that hasn't worked as well is the automatic activation for the higher setting. When I'm in an area with a lot more dust or crumbs, I don't sense it kicking in, so I usually switch to the higher setting myself. That's fine for me since it's easy to do manually. We have hardwood floors throughout our house and two kids who leave crumbs everywhere, so this vacuum gets used at least once a day. I've had it for a few months and it's held up great.

This vacuum picks up every bit of loose hair from my two golden retrievers with ease, which is something other vacuums I've owned have never been able to do. The suction and cleaning power are awesome. I can trust that an area is clean after one pass instead of going over it multiple times. It's super lightweight, easy to carry up and down stairs, and reaches far beneath furniture into tight spaces like the small gap under a dresser. I use it multiple times a day on hardwood floors in my kitchen, carpet in my living room, area rugs, and in my car. I've had it for a few months now and it's held up great. My only wish is that the battery lasted a bit longer. On a full charge it runs about 30 to 45 minutes. Other than that, I absolutely love it and highly recommend it.

This stick vacuum does a fantastic job on our wood, tile, and vinyl flooring, picking up small pieces of food and cereal my kids leave behind. It handles our area rugs well too, grabbing residual dust and loose fibers that linger after regular cleaning. Compared to other stick vacuums I've used, it holds up nicely, and I love the self-standing function. My one complaint is the dust cup. Emptying it takes too many steps: opening it up, undoing the lid, pouring it out, then putting it all back together and hooking it on. A previous stick vacuum I had let you just pull up and the dust cup opened at the bottom so everything dropped right into the trash. A simple pull-and-release design would be a huge improvement. I've had it for a few months now and use it multiple times a day across our whole house. It keeps up with the mess without any issues.

This vacuum outperforms my previous stick vacuum in every way. The suction is way more powerful, it picks up an incredible amount of dust and debris, and it's so lightweight that even my toddlers have helped with vacuuming. My last vacuum would get dust stuck inside and literally stop working after a few weeks, but I've never had that problem with this one. My house has hardwood floors, laminate flooring, and area rugs, and I use it everywhere without any adjustments when switching surfaces. That's the best part. I vacuum three to five times a week because I have little kids and I'm always cleaning up messes. Every time I vacuum my area rug, the dustbin is absolutely full of dust. It's crazy how much it picks up. The dual brush works great on my stairs, and I've even used it on my couches to clean up crumbs from my kids' snacks. The battery life really does last a long time. I can vacuum my entire first floor on a full charge, though I do have to recharge to do the upstairs. Emptying it is simple too. I just dump the dustbin and I'm done, unlike my old vacuum where I had to clean out the whole thing. There can be some lingering dust around the rim after emptying, but that's minor. My only wish is that it could mop at the same time. That would make it the best thing ever. Overall, I absolutely love this vacuum and would recommend it to anyone.

It does a pretty good job with suction on open floor space, but it really struggles picking things up near walls and edges. The front and sides of the spinning brush just don't grab debris the way they should. Compared to our Dyson, which picks up pretty much everything even right along a wall, the Bissell falls short in that area. Emptying the dustbin is also cumbersome. With the Dyson, I never had to read instructions; it's self-explanatory just by looking at it. With the Bissell, I actually had to look up how to do it, and getting everything back together afterward was a hassle. We have mostly hardwood floors with area rugs and runners in the hallways, and we use the Bissell every day or every other day, switching off with the Dyson depending on which one is charged. We've had it for about three or four months now. It gets the job done on open surfaces, but I wish the edge suction were more powerful and the emptying process were more intuitive.

Since I got my Bissell PowerClean, I haven't touched my name brand vacuum. It handles everything: pet hair, kids' messes, debris, whatever ends up on the floor. The light is amazing and helps me see all of the debris and hair I left behind making my house feel more clean!

This vacuum's reach is unlike any stick vacuum I've used before. The neck turns freely even while underneath furniture, making it incredibly easy to maneuver. The suction power is noticeably stronger than my other stick vacuums, and it handles multiple surfaces well, including hardwood, tile, and rugs. I've owned it for four months and use it at least weekly in my ranch-style home. The battery has never once died on me during a session, and I typically vacuum for at least 45 minutes at a time. That's longer than any of my other stick vacuums have lasted. The charging port was easy to mount to our wall in the utility closet, giving the vacuum a dedicated home. Emptying it is simple, and reattaching the accessories has always been easy. They were very thoughtful about their selection of attachments. The only downside is that the stronger suction picks up small toys and things I wouldn't typically want vacuumed up, but that's really a trade-off of the improved power. I have a toddler, so that comes with the territory.

The dual brush on this vacuum does a great job picking up all kinds of messes, from small crumbs to larger snacks that other stick vacuums I've used struggle with. I've had it for several months and use it every day, mostly on my hard floors downstairs to clean up snack messes my toddler drops and pet hair from my two cats. I also use it on my couch. The extended reach tube is a standout feature because I can easily get under the couch and onto the stairs. I haven't had any maintenance hassles. The one time I ran into a clog was from vacuuming up a large volume of chips at once, which also got grease on the dual brushes. It was simple to take apart the head and clean everything out, and once I learned not to vacuum up that much at once, it hasn't happened again. I mounted it on the wall in my hallway, so it's always ready to grab when I need it.

This cordless vacuum is surprisingly powerful. I honestly don't find a huge difference in suction between this and my corded vacuum, which is impressive. It picks up hair, dirt, leaves, and all sorts of debris with ease. I vacuum once or twice a week on a mix of hardwood and carpet, and the battery lasts about 30 to 40 minutes depending on the surface, which is enough to run around the whole apartment on one charge. It's super lightweight and charges quickly, which means I reach for it way more often than my corded vacuum. The detachable handheld piece is a game-changer. I use it between the couch cushions, on countertops, wherever my toddler leaves a mess (spilled pancake mix, you name it). Not tripping over a cord while cleaning the couch makes it so much faster and easier. My only wish is that the collection canister were a little larger. It fills up quickly when I'm using it across so many surfaces, and I want to make sure it doesn't get clogged. It's not a huge impediment though, since it's super easy to empty. Overall, I love this vacuum and would highly recommend it for anyone with a busy household.

This lightweight, cordless vacuum picks up an unbelievable amount of dirt and pet hair. With two dogs, two cats, a toddler, and two older kids, our floors are constantly messy, and I can't believe how much the PowerClean DualBrush Reach pulls up. I honestly cut my cleaning time in half compared to our old plug-in vacuum, which was big, heavy, and required constant unplugging and replugging as I moved from room to room. I love that it's cordless and so easy to maneuver. The light on the end has been a huge help for spotting debris. It comes with great attachments, and the fur pickup is incredible. We have primarily hardwood floors with a large rug in our living area that collects a ton of fur, and this handles both surfaces perfectly. I've been using it nearly every day, or at least every other day, for about two to three months now. My only wishes would be longer battery life and a light on the end of one of the tool attachments. I did also get to try the detailing toolkit, and the crevice tool actually comes with a light, so that solved one of those issues. Otherwise, I have zero complaints. This has been exactly what I needed.

This vacuum delivers impressive cleaning results, especially compared to other stick vacuums we've owned. The dual brush feature really shines in tight spaces like kitchen cabinet corners, and the built-in light is a game-changer for spotting dog hair and debris we'd otherwise miss or sweep right over. Our biggest issue is the bin size. It fills up very quickly. With our previous stick vacuums, we could do an entire main floor sweep and only empty the bin twice. With the Bissell, we're emptying it double that amount or more for the same area. Even just our smaller kitchen requires an empty before moving on, and a larger room might need two. We have a pretty even split of carpet and hardwood with tile in the bathrooms and laundry room, plus rugs throughout the house and two large dogs that shed quite a bit. We vacuum two to four times a week, so the frequent emptying adds up. That said, I think the bin fills faster partly because this vacuum is actually more effective. Between the suction, the brush technology, and that light making every stray hair visible, it's picking up what our old vacuums left behind. The battery life is solid, and the weight feels good to me. It could always be lighter, but I understand certain features require some heft. Overall we're really impressed, and the small bin is our only real hang-up.

I had high hopes for this vacuum, but it left me disappointed. It's very heavy and clunky for a stick vacuum, weighing about double some other stick vacuums I've used in the past. Maneuvering it around and under furniture is a real struggle. There's also no height adjustment, so my husband can use it much more easily than I can because of our height difference. The battery life is solid, and it actually works very well for vacuuming the car. The tools provided clean seats and crevices with decent power. Those are the positives, though. After three months of use, and considering the price, I expected a lot more from it.

The Bissell PowerClean DualBrush Reach has become our main vacuum, and it definitely ranks up with some of the more expensive stick vacuums I've used. It transitions easily between hardwoods and rugs, picks up hair really well, and the light on the front is probably my favorite feature because it shows you spots you're missing. We're three long-haired people and have a dog, so there's quite a bit of hair around. This vacuum grabs all of it with no issues. It is a relatively light machine. We have another stick vacuum that's lighter, but the difference isn't enough to keep me from reaching for this one. Battery life runs about 20 minutes on a full charge, which is about what I'd expect for a stick vacuum. It's easy to charge. We live in a straight ranch with mostly hardwoods and some rugs, and I vacuum about once to twice a week. We've had it for a few months now and it's been great.

This has honestly been my favorite stick vacuum. I use it daily or every other day to pick up crumbs and dog hair, and it works so much better than the one I used in the past. I have mainly hardwood floors, and that's where I saw the best results. I also used the attachments to clean between the car seats and the floorboard of the car, which helped a lot with the same crumbs and dog hair. The attachments didn't come with instructions, which was briefly confusing, but they were pretty self-explanatory to figure out. With two dogs and two kids, messes are everywhere, and this vacuum makes cleaning easy. I've owned it for a few months now and have had really no issues. I've loved using it.

This vacuum cleans both hardwood floors and rugs really well, and the reach effectiveness in tight spots is great. Suction and overall performance are solid. The battery life leaves a little to be desired, though, and it's honestly heavier and more cumbersome than the previous version of the Bissell stick vacuum I have. When I've used it on stairs or with the reach hose, the weight really stands out. It makes me tired faster, makes my arms sore, and is just harder to maneuver than my older model. We have a lot of hardwood floors with rugs throughout the house, and with a five-year-old and a dog that sheds a lot, this vacuum gets used daily. We've had it about four months now and it holds up well for everyday messes.

I'm very happy with this stick vacuum. It works extremely well on all of my surfaces: hardwood floors, tile, and area rugs. One of the best features is how it automatically adjusts suction based on what's on the floor nearby. It starts in normal mode, then boosts power when it hits an area with lots of crumbs or dirt, and drops back down once it's clean. That conserves energy without sacrificing performance. The battery life is amazing. I can do my entire house on one charge, then just pop it back on the charger and have it ready whenever I need it again. The brush roll works really well on carpet, and the reach function is great for getting into spaces I couldn't normally access. I use it all the time on the steps to get dust out of the corners and cracks, and it handles that perfectly. I've owned it for a few months now and use it a few times a week. The only thing I'd improve is a slightly larger dust canister, but it's fine for what it is. Overall I'm very impressed with this vacuum.

This vacuum does a great job picking up crumbs and dust, and I've had zero frustrations with it after a few months of use. It performs a little better than other stick vacuums I've used in the past. The built-in light on the end of the vacuum is my favorite feature. It makes a real practical difference because I can see missed spots, dust, and hair much more easily while cleaning. My house is mostly tile floors with a few area rugs, and I have two children, so crumbs are always on the floor. I use it a couple times a week and it handles everything well.

This Bissell outperforms every other stick vacuum I've owned. The suction is incredibly powerful, almost too powerful. It once tried to suck up a crayon, which honestly just speaks to how effective it is. We've completely switched over from other major brands because it handles really bad messes so much better. We have a ranch-style home with carpet and laminate flooring, two small kids, and a shedding pet. My kids leave cereal, dust, and random debris everywhere, and this vacuum adapts well to all the different flooring types and gets into corners easily. We've been using it almost every day for at least three months. The brush component works well too. I was initially concerned it would get gunked up with messes, but it actually cleans off fairly easily. The main limitation is battery life. With heavier messes, it lasts about 15 minutes before needing a recharge, which is shorter than the other brand we used. You have to make sure it's fully charged before you start and prioritize the worst messes first. Emptying the dust cup can also be a little tricky, but that's no worse than other stick vacuums we've had. Overall, I'd highly recommend it if you need serious cleaning power for everyday household messes.

We absolutely love this vacuum. It's lightweight, cordless, and incredibly easy to maneuver, which is a must for me at 5'1" and 105 pounds. Where it really shines is on hard flooring: wood, tile, and laminate. The headlight function is great for spotting little crumbs and grains of rice hiding under the table. The battery life is impressively long. I can get about 45 minutes to an hour of total use before needing to charge, which means multiple spot-cleaning sessions across a couple of days without plugging it in. With a one-year-old, a three-year-old, and a cat, we're vacuuming two or three times a day, and it keeps up. It doesn't perform quite as well on thick carpeting or plush rugs. The suction struggles to lift crumbs from those surfaces, and it takes some fiddling with the settings to get it dialed in. Our home is about 60% hard flooring and 40% carpet, so it works great for the majority of our space. The head is also a little too wide for stairs, but I detach the top part and use it as a dust buster for spot cleaning on the staircase, which works well enough. We live in a two-story home, and for anyone looking for a lightweight, cordless vacuum that excels on hard floors, I'd highly recommend it. Just know it has its limits on plush carpet.

This vacuum is impressively small and compact, and I was surprised by how many attachments it came with for different cleaning needs. The built-in light component has been a standout feature for us. It shows exactly where excess dirt and dust are stuck to the floor, which is something we've never experienced with any other vacuum before. I also love that you can use one attachment for both hardwood and carpet surfaces, and the main attachment stands up on its own without needing a tool or holder like some other models require. My husband and I use this vacuum every day at our house. That said, the base feels heavy compared to our current model, and I wish it were a little lighter for extended vacuuming sessions. The main floor attachment is also too tall to fit under some of our furniture easily. It gets stuck under our kitchen table and bed frame. Even just a smidge shorter would make a big difference since that's the attachment we use the most.

The suction on this Bissell is unmatched. We still have our Dyson, and every time I switch back to it, I'm reminded why I love the Bissell so much. I don't have to keep going over the same crumbs multiple times to pick them up. The removable battery is a game changer for storage. With the Dyson, you have to store it near an outlet, and we don't have outlets where our best storage is. With the Bissell, it goes in one spot and charges wherever it's convenient. I also love that the power is a simple button push rather than holding down a trigger the whole time you vacuum. My hand cramps trying to hold the Dyson on, and that's not an issue with the Bissell. The attachments are fantastic. For tighter spaces and car seats, I switch to either the longer stick or the flexible bendy cord attachment, which lets you maneuver into tight areas with the same powerful suction. It's so much better than using a mini handheld vacuum that fits in tight spaces but has no power. The only improvement I'd suggest is that the main floor attachment sits a bit tall, which makes it tricky to get under furniture. You have to swap to a different attachment piece to reach under there. It's a minor inconvenience given how well everything else works. I've owned it for just under five months and use it three to four times a week. We keep this on one floor and our Dyson on the other, and I always prefer being on the Bissell floor. I absolutely love it.

This stick vac has replaced our old upright vacuum, our broom, and our dustpan most of the time. With a two-year-old in the house, we're constantly finding food and scraps all over the kitchen, dining room, and playrooms. The convenience of grabbing it quickly and getting right to work is a game changer. The built-in crevice tool makes it easy to get underneath cupboards and into corners, and you can pop the roller right back on and keep going. The transition between hardwood and carpet is smooth and effortless. You don't have to stop and change any settings, and you barely notice a difference while vacuuming. We have both hardwood and carpeting in our small ranch house, so that seamless switch matters a lot. We've owned it for several months and use it multiple times a week.

This vacuum delivers great cleaning performance across all my floor types, and I love the convenience of having it in the house. The suction is exactly what it needs to be, and it automatically adjusts power as needed, which feels like a step up from my previous stick vacuum. The built-in light is a favorite feature since I can actually see where the dirt is. The reach capability is also useful for getting into corners with dust and cobwebs. It cleans hardwood and tile beautifully and handles our low-pile carpet well too, though it's harder to push on carpet. I'd imagine it might struggle on higher pile. For baseboards and elevated spots, I prefer using the hose attachment so I don't have to hold the full vacuum weight while maneuvering. A couple of minor quirks: the battery is a little bulky and takes some getting used to so you don't bang it into walls behind you while vacuuming. I also find it a little difficult to hang on the wall charger, so I just charge it by plugging it in instead. The battery life is great for my 1,900-square-foot house. I've been using it about four times a week for five months and I'm very happy with it overall.

This vacuum has more suction power than other stick vacuums I've tried, and it tackles dog hair like nothing else. I have a German Shepherd who sheds a lot, and I was amazed by how well it cleaned both my hardwood floors and rugs. You can actually hear the power change between surfaces and visibly see how easily it removes pet hair from the rugs. The automatic power setting is a standout feature. It ramps up suction when it needs it and dials back when it doesn't, which also helps the battery last longer. The vacuum is very lightweight and easy to maneuver around. I've owned it for a few months now and use it multiple times a day.

This vacuum is super powerful and the built-in light is a game-changer. It highlights every bit of dust and dirt on the floor so I never miss a spot. The suction works really well on both my hardwood floors and rugs. I love that it stands up on its own without needing to be propped against something, and the rechargeable wall station makes it so easy to grab and go. We use it every single day, multiple times a day, and we've only had it a few months now. My only "problem" is that the light works too well. I can never stop vacuuming because it shows me every little crumb in every nook and cranny, and I just have to keep going.