Proscenic Cordless Vacuum

Yes. It's light at 4.29 lb, well balanced and easy to steer, even one-handed or up into ceiling corners, and the small head gets into tight spots. One catch: the P11 doesn't stand on its own, so you'll need somewhere to lean it when you stop.

It's mixed. Vacuuming and damp-mopping in one pass works for some people. Others find it's just a damp pad that doesn't lock in place, and that it leaves sludge in the head unless you keep it very clean. Treat the P11's mop as a light freshen-up for hard floors, not a scrub.

Not long on high. Proscenic rates it at up to 55 minutes, and on low or medium a whole house usually gets done. On the highest setting it drains quickly, with about 15-20 minutes reported, and recharging takes a long time, so save max power for problem spots.

Several long-term reports describe trouble within months to a year: error codes and shutdowns, headlights that stop working, and a split hose in the floor head. It isn't what most people run into, but it comes up often enough that keeping your warranty details for the P11 is sensible.

It shows up pet hair and dust on hard floors that you'd otherwise miss, and people come to rely on it. There's also an LED touchscreen on the P11 that shows battery level, cleaning mode and alerts, so you can see when to switch modes or recharge.

Yes. It converts from stick to handheld for stairs, upholstery and car interiors, with a combination dusting brush and a crevice tool included. The battery pack is replaceable too.