Brigii Mini Handheld Vacuum Cordless, 3 in 1-Car Vacuum & Air Duster & Hand Pump, 3 Kinds of Crevice Nozzles for Small Spaces, Crevices, Portable Rechargeable Cleaner-M1

I love it for very small jobs - able to get into drawers and tight spaces. Doesn't have the longest staying power but it's what I would expect from something of that size. Great to clean off my desk, clean under things. Good suction. Wish you could wash the filter, but again, nitpicky.

Truly outstanding if your looking for a small hand vac with small nozzle. I got it to suck up bird seed in my bird's cage and it works like magic. I also LOVE how easy it is to clean the filter. It may sound silly,but I just love this hand vac sooo much better than I could have wished for!!!!! YAY a home run!

I was hesitant but pleasantly surprised. It charges up quickly and seems to keep its charge very well. The suction is adequate. I haven't had it for long so I don't know how long this product will last but I would recommend this.

Filter is easy to clean. Battery life seems good, though if you use it for a longer period of time it does become warm. I would see this being an issue if you were using it to clean your car or something, rather than just like spot cleaning up your desk (or the occasional stray cat litter, like I am). It's also good for cleaning the corner of the stairs so I don't have to carry a huge vacuum around. It's a little awkward to hold, but I am disabled and generally have trouble holding items. I am still able to use with pretty easily.Noise seems standard. I wouldn't say it's quiet, but it sounds like a vacuum should. It's overly loud though, and doesn't' scare the cats. I'm really only using it for the equivalent of crumbs. and it seems to pick those up just fine. The slot for the attachments is small, so anything too large will get stick and have to be pulled out (such as a standard sized bit of cat food).

Bought this in 2021. Initially loved this thing. Had pretty good suction. Very convenient, to have just sitting on my desk, and keeping the desk, computer, and keyboard dust free. Useful attachments for dusting and other things. The design is pretty cool too. Unfortunately, the build quality is not great. This year one of the plastic tabs that keeps the vacuum closed just broke off. Ended up using painters tape to keep it closed. Then a month later, it stopped working all together. Thought it just ran out of battery, so charged it for awhile, and then tried to use it. It worked for about 5 seconds and then just stopped again. Now it just doesn't charge. I still love the idea of this thing, but will be buying something similar from a different company.

I used it for a while, and then the battery went kaput. It would no longer hold a charge -- shows as charging, but hours later it still flashes red when you turn it on and doesn't run. Battery isn't replaceable. Too bad -- I hate throwing this away and buying another brand. While it did work, it worked very well.EDIT: The battery is NOT MEANT TO BE REPLACED but it is POSSIBLE if you're reasonably skilled with soldering and disassembly/reassembly of consumer devices. The disassembly wasn't super difficult -- 5 screws on one end, and you need to keep track of how the plastic button for the power fits. The batteries are two readily available #18650 rechargeable cells (flat, NOT button top) that start at around $10 for two, and I went up to $12 to get some that could arrive in a few days and didn't have a low review score. The hardest part is desoldering the wires from the old ones and then soldering them onto the new ones. The old ones were soldered on and also attached by some metal tabs and in the end I had to cut off part of the metal strip that was soldered to the battery leaving less to solder onto the new one. Then re-assembling the vacuum was tricky, trying to get all the wires back in so that it closes completely while also keeping the plastic power button in its hole while pushing that in (it gets knocked out very easily). But now I have a functioning vacuum that holds a charge.Mine lasted right at 3 years, and I hadn't used it that much over the 3 years. The batteries just weren't holding a charge after that long. How much is because I tended to leave it plugged in when not in use and how much is the batteries not having as much longevity as they should, who knows. Smarter devices know how to regulate the charging so the batteries aren't destroyed by leaving them plugged in but this device probably isn't smart like that. The advice would therefore be to plug it in only for a few hours to charge, then leave it unplugged. After each use, plug it in for a short time to recharge then unplug again. If you don't use it in 2 months, put it on for an hour or so to top it off because rechargeables lose power over time from sitting idle. If you do these things it will probably last a whole lot longer. Like I said, when it's working, this vacuum has enough power for what it's meant to do.One last gripe ... this one does not properly implement the USB C spec, because it won't charge from a USB C to USB C cable (i.e., can't charge from a USB C port or charger). It only works on a USB A to USB C. There are some resistors that must be in place on a couple of the wires for a USB C power source to send power to the device, otherwise the USB C defaults to no power, unlike USB A which constantly supplies power to the power pin. Commodity consumer devices with USB C charging ports tend to implement this wrong so a lot of them don't work on USB C chargers. There is no significant cost savings to that, it's just incorrect design.

Great device- just what I needed!!

Handy vacuum that gets to places that you ordinarily can't get to.