CAMXTOOL Cordless Vacuum for Dewalt 20V Battery, Portable Handheld Vacuum Cleaner with 2 HEPA Filter, 4 Multi Nozzle, Power Shop Vacuum for Home, Car, Floor, Carpet (Battery Not Included)

First, I must say that I have a lot of Makita 18V battery tools. I love them. This tool is compatible with my batteries and it’s the first handheld cordless vacuum that I’ve come across that is powerful and Makita compatible. In fact, this is probably my most used tool in my garage! I use it with the provided accessories as a sweeper in my garage (my wife hates dirt on the floor) and use it to often to vacuum my car. The suction is excellent! I use it so much that I put my ShopVac in the attic…sorry ShopVac. Cleaning out the debris is easy but you do have to line up the canister quite precisely to get it back on. That’s my only knock on this product but not enough to lower my rating.

I was skeptical about this brand and vacuum. The suction on this hand vacuum is amazing. A lot of power. Comes with attachments and extra filter. So far it’s great. Makita battery fits fine. Works great! It’s on the louder side. If you don’t mind it. It’s worth a buy

This is a good cordless vacuum for the right set of uses. I bought it to use in a small cabin in the woods where I have no electric service. It works fine for that application. It has excellent suction and good attachments for carpet, smooth surfaces, crevices, and dusting. It is light and easy to handle. It uses the same 20v batteries as my Dewalt cordless tools. It easily packs back in the box for compact storage under a bed or in a cabinet. The dust compartment is small and has no disposal bag so you have to dump it out frequently and clean the filter. It is quite noisy. I measured 80-84 dB(A) near my ear while vacuuming a rug. That’s ok for a short cleaning tasks but would be annoying to use for longer tasks. It is not, in my view, a replacement for a high quality corded vacuum for a home, or for a shop vac. It would be suitable for a vehicle or motor home. I wouldn’t suggest it for cleaning a hotel room or B&B rental unit. In summary, I recommend it if you need a light, compact, easily-storable, cordless vacuum for brief tasks in a small space.

Wasn't impressed. The videos I watched seems to be they got paid for making. This vaccuum literally has next to 0 section power. If it's anything bigger than a granual of dirt then it's stay right where it is. Don't waste your money

Works well. Use it in my garage and shop areas. Dust, dirt, sawdust, no problem! Quick to assemble and use. DeWalt 20v batteries fit. Easy to clean filters. Lightweight and easy to handle.

Used this to vacuum some B12 Chemtool out of my intake ports—worked fabulously. Just be warned: B12 is no joke. It ended up eating through a good chunk of the vacuum. I reached out to customer service, but sadly, they don’t offer any replacement parts… so don’t be like me—keep the filter! Still, I’m ordering another one. We’ve tried a bunch of portable vacuums, and this one just kicks ass. If you’ve got Makita batteries lying around, it’s a no-brainer—this is the one to get.

This vacuum is hands down 10 TIMES better than the Makita version!! Way better suction.

It's a decent vacuum for the money BUT I agree with other reviewers that this vacuum is very cumbersome to assemble and disassemble. It also it a pain to empty, you have to remove the filter to empty the canister. Kinda useless to even have a hepa filter when ya gotta wear a dust mask. I also found that it clogs within the main body, and one has to run a rod to clear. Battery life is decent but not exceptional. Now for the good. It is powerful, I like it better than the handheld shop vac. It is also better than my M12 Milwaukee cordless for when you are cleaning floors with two extension tubes, more suction. I also like the true on/off switch Overall, it's a decent vacuum and I would recommend although the exceptions noted above. Its decent for floors, especially dust bunnies, cat hair, and light debris. I still prefer the Milwaukee M12 for close up jobs though.