
Bissell SpinWave Pet Vacuum
Price and details last updated
Key Takeaways
- Type:Robot Vacuum Cleaner (Cordless)
- Price:$279.76(30% off from $399.99)
- Rating:3.5/5 stars (6,669 reviews)
- Best For:Tile Floor, Carpet
- Features:Cordless
- Status:In Stock
- Runtime:Up to 130 minutes
- Weight:14.72 lbs
The Bissell SpinWave Pet Vacuum is a robot vacuum cleaner from Bissell priced at $279.76. It offers a 14.72 lb body and up to 130 minutes of runtime. Owners rate it 3.5 out of 5 across 6,669 reviews. It is in stock now.
Bissell is a mid-range vacuum brand founded in 1876, headquartered in Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA. Known for: Pet hair removal, Carpet cleaners, CrossWave.
Quick Specs
- Cleaning Modes
- Dry vacuum • Wet mop (dual-mode system)
- Suction Power
- Up to 1,500 Pa
- Runtime
- 130 minutes (hard floors, low mode)
- Charging Time
- 4-5 hours
- Weight
- 14.72 lb
- Battery
- Lithium-ion
- Cleaning System
- Triple Action (dual edge brushes + brush roll + suction)
- Mopping
- Rotating mop pads with Multi-Surface Formula
- Surfaces
- Carpet, hard floors, sealed wood, tile, linoleum
- Smart Features
- Soft Surface Avoidance Sensor (prevents mopping rugs)
- Tanks
- Separate dry debris and wet cleaning reservoirs
About This Vacuum
The Bissell SpinWave Pet is a dual-mode robotic cleaner that vacuums and mops in one machine. It has two separate tanks that switch between dry vacuuming and wet mopping, handling pet hair, dirt, and sticky messes across multiple surfaces. In vacuum mode, the Triple Action Cleaning System uses dual spinning edge brushes, a rotating brush roll, and up to 1,500 Pa of suction to pick up debris on carpets and hard floors. For mopping, rotating pads work with Bissell Multi-Surface Formula to scrub sealed hard floors like wood, tile, and linoleum. The Soft Surface Avoidance Sensor keeps the robot from mopping rugs or carpets in wet mode, preventing water damage. Runtime reaches 130 minutes on hard floors in low mode. Recharge takes 4-5 hours. At 14.72 lb, it's heavier than vacuum-only robots, but combines both functions and battery life for homes that need vacuuming and mopping in one pass.
Frequently Asked Questions
Two-thirds of users report it removes pet hair from both carpets and hard floors.
Battery life runs 30-40 minutes of continuous use before recharging is needed.
Yes. It works on both carpets and hard floors, transitioning between surface types and cleaning on a variety of flooring.
For pet hair, look for strong suction (roughly 20,000 Pa or more on a robot vacuum, 150 AW or more on a cordless), a tangle-resistant brush roll, a dedicated pet tool, and HEPA filtration, which by definition captures 99.97% of particles at 0.3 microns. Dyson, Shark and Bissell all make well-reviewed pet models. Use the Pet Hair Specialist filter on our comparison table to see which ones are in stock and what they cost right now.
Most manufacturers suggest replacing filters every 3 to 6 months, depending on how often you vacuum and whether you have pets. HEPA filters usually last 12 to 18 months if you clean them regularly. Washable foam filters on bagless models should be rinsed every 1 to 2 weeks and dried fully before going back in. Replacements typically run $15 to $50. A clogged filter chokes airflow, so suction drops noticeably well before the filter looks dirty.
Related reading
Explore more
Quick Specs
- Cleaning Modes
- Dry vacuum • Wet mop (dual-mode system)
- Suction Power
- Up to 1,500 Pa
- Runtime
- 130 minutes (hard floors, low mode)
- Charging Time
- 4-5 hours
- Weight
- 14.72 lb
- Battery
- Lithium-ion
- Cleaning System
- Triple Action (dual edge brushes + brush roll + suction)
- Mopping
- Rotating mop pads with Multi-Surface Formula
- Surfaces
- Carpet, hard floors, sealed wood, tile, linoleum
- Smart Features
- Soft Surface Avoidance Sensor (prevents mopping rugs)
- Tanks
- Separate dry debris and wet cleaning reservoirs
You Might Also Like
Similar products based on type, price, and ratings
Get the best vacuum deals
Occasional emails on standout price drops and new reviews. No spam, unsubscribe anytime.


