WYZE Cordless Vacuum

Yes. At 2.8 lb the WYZE is very light, so carrying it upstairs or swinging it around chair legs takes almost no effort. People with sore shoulders or bad backs single it out for exactly that reason.

It's mixed. The WYZE pulls well on its higher settings and does a good job on rugs and hard floors. The low setting does little on carpet, though, and thick or shag pile is a struggle at any setting. If most of your floor is deep carpet, expect to run it on high.

Shorter than the 40-minute rating on the top settings. Expect about 10 to 25 minutes on the higher settings, and one charge often falls short of a whole house. It's fine for quick daily passes on a lower setting. Recharging is slow too, so a big clean can stall while you wait on the WYZE.

Often, yes. Debris wedges between the filter and the 0.68-liter cup, so you end up picking it out by hand. The bin door and its loose gasket can also pop open, which spills dirt at the wrong moment. Emptying the WYZE over a bag or outdoors saves some cleanup.

Yes. The WYZE picks up dog and cat hair from carpet, rugs and stairs well enough for regular use in a shedding home. In one case hair clumps kept jamming in the tube and had to be cleared out, so check the tube if suction suddenly drops.

It's easy. The dust cup and HEPA filter on the WYZE both wash out under the tap. There's also a dial that scrapes dust off the filter without taking it out, which keeps things moving between proper washes and spares you a dusty job over the trash can.

Not really. The WYZE wall mount sticks out from the wall, feels flimsy and holds the tools awkwardly. It also doesn't charge the vacuum, so you still need a charger and an outlet nearby. Plan on finding your own storage spot if a tidy charging station matters to you.