Cordless vacuum cleaner

[CrazyOldBagLady]

Sorry if this has been done to death, but looking for recommendations for a cordless vacuum cleaner. I have a corded Dyson and it's a bit clunky and a pain to get in and out of its cupboard and put together. It really puts me off getting it out for a quick run around as there's more faffing than cleaning going on.

I have a hand held shark but it's only good for a very small area or little spillage and I have to stoop. I thought maybe an upright cordless that was a bit more powerful than the hand held would come in handy? Or maybe even I need a robot? Any recommendations gratefully received!

Dyson V11 Animal Cordless.

Thank you, will look that one up.

Dyson Cyclone V10 Absolute (comes with the "fluffy" head for hard floors, the brush head for carpets, plus a number of other attachments). Is currently shipping with two filters included, so no need to buy a spare filter for use while the washable filter is drying. Bought mine just after Christmas (before a extra filter was being included) and so far I am very pleased with its manoeuvrability, performance and run time - haven't used my now 16 year old DC07 upright since.

Looks good. Was hoping to get more change from a grand though

We have wood floors and a eufy robocall. I love it for a quick go around each day. Even with 2 kids and 2 cats, it keeps ontop of the fluff.

But I still need a handheld for the stairs etc.

We also have wood upstairs, so eufy cleans upstairs too, great for dust bunny's under the bed...

Robovac, not robocall lol

Was about £200....

I have a shark which I love. Cordless, folds in half to put away, light as a feather. Can't remember the exact model but it's teal and silvery colour. Was about £250 off the shark website

Snap, @thismeansnothing, I've just done the same deal. I love my Shark, it's so handy to whizz round and not as heavy and cumbersome as our old Dyson drag along plug in. I honestly couldn't be arsed with it most of the time and I loathed doing stairs with it. No, it's probably not as powerful as a corded vac but I absolutely use it much more often so I think it's worth the pay off. I couldn't justify the cost of the Dyson equivalent, I'm not that bothered about a hoover.

Yes ! I do the stairs all the time now because, well. I can!
I would suggest getting a second battery though. PITA being mid room and it does on you