Black+Decker dustbuster QuickClean Cordless Handheld Vacuum (HNVC215B10)

I was looking for a vacuum for keeping the inside of the car cleaned in between serious detailing. I read good reviews on this so I decided to try it. The suction is amazing and it works great. I like that The long nozzle is built into it and you just put the brush piece in the end When needed. It mounts on the wall and stays constantly charged for that quick grab and go cleaning. So far I’m loving it and have zero complaints. Obviously it’s also perfect for around the house for quick clean up but I really love it for the car.

I was actually blown away by the suction on this tiny vacuum. I was expecting for it to be kind of basic, but it’s actually really powerful! I have another full-size vacuum, but I end up using this one more than anything because it’s so easy and compact and work so well. Definitely worth the money – It’s so inexpensive!

This is a solid choice. I have it for a few months now. I have a small apartment and didn’t want to buy a big vacuum cleaner, so opted for this to be able to clean up here and there. It works well. The battery is great. The vacuum power is also good. No complaints, no issues.

I replaced my old one. This works great. Picks up everything I want it to.

After a year, still the most powerful mini vac I’ve had and the charge is long lasting. Great for cleaning car floormats and crevices like the slider track. Can pick up larger bits that my other mini vac doesn’t have the power to pull in.

ASIN# B07KG2X2GZ Black+Decker dustbuster QuickClean Cordless Handheld Vacuum (HNVC215B10) I’ve been looking for an inexpensive rechargeable hand vac for a while now. I had a hard time justifying the money, since I have several corded hand vacs that I don’t use. They all come with attachments that I have to break out every time I use them, and they also have to be plugged in which negates the reason I need them – for quick and easy pick ups. This Dust Buster has been on my shopping list for quite some time. I had an unexpected refund in the form of an Amazon gift card and it was more than enough to cover the cost of this, so I decided to finally pull the trigger. I checked out YouTube reviews about this hand vac and some others before I purchased it. I find most product manufacturers make videos that seem quite useless to me, as they’re more focused on showing me how cool their stuff , and how cool I’d be if I purchased it, with with overly loud music in the background that has nothing to do with anything, and NOT what the product features or how it works. And most downloadable owners manuals that I can find with the products being sold today seem to be smaller than a Bazooka bubble gum comic strip, so looking those up online beforehand isn’t much help either. Reviews are only guidelines, and influence my purchasing decisions, not the final word by any shake of the stick. Unfortunately, the only thing I can truly trust is my own experience, so if a product looks good, I have to buy it to find out if it will suit my needs or not. I really dislike the time and hassle of returning products, so I do as much due diligence up front as possible. But still, there’s always some things I miss. Everything is a learning curve I guess, even at my ripe old age. I really didn’t do my due diligence on this purchase, I trusted the name, and I am proven wrong about such things a lot lately. Overall this Dust Buster looked like it would be a good purchase. I wanted something to use in the kitchen for crumbs, coffee grounds, on the floor around the edges which are under the cabinets overhang, and cobwebs around the house, corners at the carpet edges where dust seems to accumulate… etc. This seemed like it would do the trick. I am trading on the Dustbuster and Black & Decker names. But being a Black & Decker, and the product name of “Dust Buster”, I didn’t thoroughly scan the 1 star reviews for chronic issues, and I didn’t thoroughly dissect the 10 most recent 5 star reviews for my “reality” test. And when I don’t do these two simple things, I usually end up disappointed with the purchase, and sometimes even when I do. So is the case with this. I should know better, too many manufacturers live on a “name” reputation that is no longer valid. We all get played sometimes. I have a coffee press, it makes two cups. But I can’t seem to make coffee without spilling some grounds on the countertops. Or popcorn salt either, or popcorn kernels, or powdered spices when cooking, or rice, quinoa, farro…etc… not to mention bread crumbs, and other assorted tidbits that seem to find their way to my kitchen counters from who knows where. That is truly the original intent of these rechargeable hand vacs, is for quick kitchen pickups and for your car. I also have, especially in the spring and summer, many little tiny spiders roaming around the house that I seldom actually see, but they leave their web trails up in my lights, along the ceilings, on walls and in corners. Pesky little critters that they are. And I thought this vacuum would be good for all of the above. I tried it out on that before the battery seemed to drain down, and it worked quite well at removing the web trails, but the battery drained very quickly. And to clarify a question I had, but could not find an accurate answer to among the many reviews, it does come with a small clip on brush attachment as well which worked OK, not great, nothing to write home about. For the record, in my household we have 4x upright home vacuums (one Shark, way overpriced and overrated) 3 handheld corded vacs and 2x wet/dry shop vacs. Don’t ask me how or why we have so many. I used this one right out of the box to make sure it worked before I put it in the charger, and I am guessing that it didn’t come from the factory with a full charge, because the vacuum started winding down within about 2 minutes. And that was not a constant drain, I turned it on and off, because you must hold the button down to keep it going, a feature I kind of like. It is charging now, there is a red indicator on the charging transformer to tell me it is charging. (it took a total of 10 hours to charge, or 600 minutes as accurately stated in the specs – way too long imho) I will see how long it will last after a full charge. I’ve come across reviews saying it runs for 8 – 10 minutes on a full charge, but they don’t tell me how long it takes for the vacuum to visibly get weaker, which affects the performance. It says in the specs that it takes 10 hours to charge this small battery fully. OMG AYKM? 10 hours to charge a 1.5 amp battery? I have 10,000mAh battery power banks that charge fully in 8 hours, and they are not fast charge. I don’t want to use this handheld vac for a few minutes and then have to wait till the next day to use it again. I also didn’t realize that I’d have to take out the filter and clean it frequently during use as stated in the sparse owners manual. I’m not thrilled about that. It is also a cheap, flimsy filter, made with material that is very thin and seems like it might be prone to ripping and tearing. So right now what I am seeing is a hand vac with a fast battery drain and a very slow charge. Not what I am looking for. I also didn’t realize that this HAS TO BE PLACED in its charging stand to charge, what year is this again? And I don’t really have anywhere good in my kitchen to hang this, and it needs the weight of the vac to make contact with the charging terminals. Or I can just lay it on a counter and hold the vac snuggly to it with rubber bands, which is what I ended up doing for its first full 10 hour charge. And that might be the deal breaker right there. I’d like a more traditional USB C charger, or even an induction charger for this type of device. Once again, I should have examined the details, specs, images and reviews more thoroughly. The vacuum is long enough that I could reach my bedroom ceiling and get those little spider web trails that the ceiling fan blows all over, and the dust that sticks to the smooth wallpaper, without using a step stool or ladder. It doesn’t take long for my home ceiling fans to accumulate large quantities of unsightly and sneeze-inducing dust build up along the leading edges of the fan blades. Most of the summer here the temps are routinely over 100 degrees with little relief in the night and most of the household ceiling fans are going pretty much 24/7 throughout the season. And it can be quite the task to get out the regular upright vacs and hold onto them with one hand, with my other hand is using the hose and extension tubes to reach those places. For major cleanings I break out one of our shop vacs with its long hoses and extensions & attachments and some damp rags, get out the ladders and step stools, and have at it. I just did that a few days ago, another major project, and that is when I decided it was time to step up to a cordless rechargeable mini-vac that I can use to make more frequent quick cleanings, so the ‘major’ cleanings are less of a task. I believe the term here is ‘regular maintenance’, something I’m remiss about doing on many of my household chores. I just wait until it becomes a big project and then do it, and gripe about it. {I’m also one of those guys, who waits until I completely run out of underwear to toss them in the laundry. A total ‘guy thing’ or so I’ve been informed} I will mainly be using this for quick kitchen dry spills, pesky cobwebs, and fast dust removal on my ceiling fans, corners around the floors, and for sawdust and other assorted particles on my garage work bench. But as it stands right now, I’ll most likely send this back and opt for the next model up. Or another brand entirely. (I opted for another brand, I am paying for performance and practicality, not a name) As it stands, l’m not all that impressed, I can go 2 stars overall, because it takes 10 hours to recharge a simple low capacity 1.5 amp battery? (there are no specs here or on B&D website stating the battery capacity, if I find that odd and sneaky – I will include an image – the 1500mAh I am quoting is from a customer review and could be incorrect, but I know that there’s no way this is more than a 2 amp battery which is still way small for this type of home mini-appliance) And I just can’t recommend it, there are plenty of other hand vacs out there for about the same price that might be a better value. Dust Buster’s just another product making bank on its name, but using ancient tech. [Think the special FXin the original Star Trek TV show, compared to Star Trek movies now.] But as for me, after using it, I wouldn’t buy it again. It doesn’t live up to its hype. I might upgrade to the next model DustBuster above this one, but Amazon has many good deals on other brands of hand held vacs. I am going to return this one and have already ordered the other brand. I can’t recommend it either. The charging tech is archaic. Hope this review helped you out a bit. Let me know below. It takes a while to create honest, real and comprehensive reviews, and I’d like to know if it’s worth it.to continue to create these. FOOTNOTE: I just now noticed that in the images, 2nd and 3rd panels. It states and shows that this comes with a “Pre-filter and a filter” NOPE! it doesn’t. Just one flimsy piece of toilet tissue type of material that has to be frequently cleaned held in place by cheap silicone band. DOWN TO ONE STAR. Don’t buy this. And I forgot to talk about the performance, because it wasn’t impressive. Picked up coffee grounds OK, popcorn kernels. But on spider webs stuck to my ceiling, not so good. The brush attachment bristles are sparce, and only cover a small area. see ya next time peace out,

I use this in my kitchen every day! It’s very helpful when it comes to cleaning up crumbs and other small messes that aren’t liquid. Cleaning is very easy and takes no time at all. I have mine mounted in my pantry for charging and easy access. Charging is fast, and you know when it’s fully charged when the red light goes out on the wall charger.I love this dustbuster and I know you will too!

I don’t usually take the time to review stuff but this is a great little vacuum. I got it so I could quickly clean up messes in the kitchen. It’s lightweight and easy to use/empty. This would also make a really good, useful, inexpensive gift for someone getting a new place or going off to college.

Quality seems nice so far. The power is strong. Since it’s cordless, didn’t have to bother about it. Easy cleaning, and can clean even the corner or small spots. No smell. Using was so easy. Battery haven’t tried a lot but I’ll just keep it on the charger always.Only con is the charger is toooo low, my back hurts when I want to charge them. But if u put it on shelves or what I guess it won’t be a problem.Anyways Highly Recommened.

The Black+Decker Dustbuster QuickClean is a powerful and convenient handheld vacuum. It’s great for quick clean-ups and works well on various surfaces. The cordless design adds to its ease of use. Battery life could be better, as it requires frequent recharging for extended use. Overall, it’s a reliable tool for keeping small messes under control.

Solid and works good, have to clean it often but that is no big deal.

Easy to use, easy to empty, lightweight. However, the suction is not as powerful as I would like.

This vacuum is amazing. I am not about to go and grab the big ole’ vacuum to clean up a small, spaced area. I’m able to vacuum up bird seed and crumbs off the couch, the bathmats and small rugs without it grabbing ahold of them. Also, really quick and easy to empty out.

Very strong suction and good battery life. It’s a bit loud but I don’t mind. Lightweight and easy to use.

We use this way more then I ever thought we would. It is easy to use and clean out and picks up dirty and crumbs very well. Love that it is cordless and chargeable. I use it in our house and in our car. It is a great product and have no issues with it.

This is a great little vaccuum. Suction is great, not too noisy and a great price. Battery life is very good.

I am quite satisfied with this portable vacuum cleaner. It is lightweight and has good suction power, which really surprised me. It’s very practical for cleaning small areas and hard-to-reach corners, and its compact design makes it easy to handle and store.However, the only downside is the battery life. Unfortunately, it doesn’t last long enough for me to clean the entire car in one go. This can be a bit frustrating, but it’s understandable considering it is a portable device.Despite this, I still recommend this portable vacuum cleaner. It does its job well and is a great tool for quick and efficient cleanups.

Positives (read on for negatives): This dustbuster is very good at getting rid of cat hair and dust. I use it to vacuum our mattress, loveseat, cloth shoerack and upholstered dining chairs that our cat loves to lay on. It is very powerful for such a small machine. It’s also lightweight, portable, and easy to use on any surface. The red charging light on the plug will turn on when it’s charging and turn off when it’s fully charged. The battery life isn’t long but lasts long enough to get the job done if done frequently enough.Negatives: The battery life is incredibly short in relation to how long it takes to charge. It takes several hours plugged into a wall outlet to charge, and does not last even close to nearly as long when using it after fully charging it. It comes with a special charger and cannot be charged with a USB-C charger. It is also moderately noisy and my cat is scared of it.Overall, I would recommend this product.

The battery life is not so long. Suitable for small-scale cleaning

In terms of suction power and cleaning, this handheld vacuum is just fine. Not the best suction but serviceable. The real issue, for me, is that you have to keep the power button pressed down the entire time you’re using it. If you lift your thumb off the button, the vac turns off. So, if you have any hand or arm injuries that make gripping or pressing buttons difficult or painful, this is absolutely not the vacuum for you. Or if you just don’t want to sit there with your thumb pressed to a button the entire time you’re cleaning, then you’re not going to like it either. I even checked the manual thinking maybe the vacuum I got was faulty, but nope. Its designed that way. I’m sure that’s part of why it’s inexpensive.The other issue is that it comes with a wall charger, and they mean that very literally. In other words, if you want the charger to sit on the counter, it will be rather awkward and the charging elements won’t always connect well enough to charge because the design of the charger seems to rely on gravity to keep the vacuum pressed firmly to them.For these reasons, this wasn’t a good fit for our family and I’m returning it. If this stuff doesn’t bother you and you just want a cheap and easy handheld vacuum – then it’s probably fine.