AFNOP Cordless Vacuum

It's mixed. The AceVac 11 does well on hardwood and tile, but on carpet it often doesn't dig in the way an upright does. In a mostly carpeted home it's a top-up between deeper cleans, while on hard floors it can handle the main job.

About 15 to 20 minutes on high power is what's reported. At lower settings a charge can cover the whole house, and AFNOP rates it at up to 60 minutes. In one case the battery faded within a year, so heavy use of high power is where the AceVac 11 runs short.

On bigger debris, yes. The intake and bin can clog on larger pieces, and in one case the bin parts came apart during emptying. The bin holds 1.6 liters, plenty for dust and hair, but large pieces jam it, so pick those up by hand first.

Not in use. It's light and easy to steer, and the low head slides under beds and furniture. AFNOP lists it at 8.38 lb, and the floor brush stands on its own, so you can park the AceVac 11 mid-clean without leaning it on a wall.

It shows what you'd otherwise miss. The LED lights on the floor head pick out hair, litter and crumbs, which helps you catch them on the first pass. They're handy under furniture and in darker corners, where the AceVac 11's low head already reaches.