EYE-VAC Home Touchless Stationary Vacuum Dual High Efficiency Filtration Corded Bagless Automatic Sensors 1000 Watt - (Tuxedo Black)

Kudos to whom ever invented this. I love how this sucked it up and is very easy to clean

I love this vac! I have only had it a couple of days but it works great! Strong suction and so much easier than broom and dust pan. The first day I was dropping things on the floor just to sweep it up.

I have a lab and this vacuum is so nice! It has great suction and so far works like a charm! I saw where some people have complained about the noise the I really do not feel like it is that loud. It even helps to clean off my microfiber dust mop. As a pet owner, I could definitely not hesitate to buy this vacuum.

I didn't even know these existed until I stumbled on it while looking for something else; but this kindergarten mom knew I had to have it. My daily schedule reads sweep up crumbs...sweep up glitter...sweep up sandbox sand...repeat. Someone in the family has been begging us to add a small animal to the mix; but I just can't deal with the thought of pet hair again on top of all this. But would it really work? I was skeptical until I remembered seeing something like it at my hairdresser. It definitely sucked up all that hair. I took a shot. Eureka! It works exactly as promised - sweep dry debris up to it (crumbs, dirt, hair, glitter, Christmas tree needles, even beads - but I probably wouldn't try anything wet), and WHOOSH!, everything disappears. No more awkward tango with the broom and dustpan. No more yelling, "Don't step in the dust pile! Right there, behind your left...never mind.". No more looking for the little dustpan brush or starting the whole job over again in a second room because the Glitter Queen wanted to 'help' carry it to the trash. I bend over my little friend every day or two, pop the reservoir out, empty it, and pop it back in - that's IT. I waffled between the 'pro' and the 'home' versions while making my decision. For the minimal cost difference, I thought I'd go pro - but in online video demos, this one seemed smaller and quieter and still a workhorse. As it turns out, it is more than adequate for us. It came with one filter, which can be cleaned. They are $12, so I'm going to get a spare to switch out, because clearly I cannot go a single moment without having this in working order. We've had it less than two weeks, so we are still deciding about leaving it on the auto feature (it switches with the push of a button, so it's no big deal). My daughter has triggered it three or four times just by running too closely in princess dresses. Frankly, it's been a good deterrent to her running in the dining room, so that's a win for me. On the flip side, my husband and I have swept up to it a few times and had trouble getting the debris and broom in just the right place to trigger it. But it 'almost' has all of us trained now...and I would say it works immediately 98% of the time and within 15 seconds of positioning the rest of the time. It seems like a small luxury; but in an apartment with all wood and tile floors, it has been an amazing time saver and I no longer dread my child's messy creativity. As a bonus, everyone in the family now wants a 'turn' to use it; and I'm happy to let the Glitter Princess do so, because - unlike the traditional dust pan - there's no way for her to make a bigger mess. It's been such a great addition to our family that I'm seriously thinking about naming it. (Maybe I can get away with calling THIS the new pet...)

I like this vacuum because it makes it easier to regularly sweep the kitchen. The only drawback is how loud it is (louder than the vacuum I normally use for the kitchen).