LG CordZero A931 - Cordless Stick Vacuum Cleaner with Auto-Empty Base, 60 Minute Runtime, Rechargeable Battery, Dual Floor Max Nozzle, Lightweight, Powerful Cleaning for Carpet, Hardwood, Pet Hair

The truth is, no vacuum is perfect, and you need more than one: for different purposes and for each floor.My old Eureka sucked well but was heavy to drag, hard to store or use on stairs.Oreck's extra long cord was a big plus but it didn't fit under all furniture, and finally broke down.Roomba was great for cat hair but had too many downsides for me.Handheld Dyson is still my go-to for cleaning my car, furniture, and cleaning after small projects.Review after 9 months of use:PROS:-Beautiful and thoughtful design-Easy to store-Slides under all my furniture-great suction-Cordless is so convenient-Lightweight-Transparent dust bin-No vacuum bags!!!-Easy to empty out the dust bin-Light shows the dust-Good plastic material, not flimsy-Suction feature, etc.CONS:-There are only 2 attachments and I wish the brush was softer and denser, but I can use my hand-held Dyson when cleaning window sills and small corners needing attachments.I use my LG stick at the power setting just below Max, and it lasts me 30-40 minutes. I have a 1500 sq. ft. single-story house with hardwood floor and rugs. After getting the LG stick vac, I began vacuuming the house in portions because of the charge time, but it turned out to be a benefit not a deficit. Each charge allows me to clean half of my house, and vacuuming is no longer a dreadful chore. It feels and looks like a luxury item without the brand name price tag. I handle it with care because it does such a nice job, and I want it to last. I empty out the dust bin manually after each use to keep it clean.

This is literally the worst thing I've bought. The battery does NOT stay charged for 60 mins you'll be lucky if you get 15 mins out of it. When emptying it does NOT empty the stuff out. I end up having to empty myself. I just feel as if I paid way to much for this thing when I could have got a knock off version for ALOT cheaper. I literally wouldn't recommend this for anyone. The reason I got one is because my mother-in-law has one but guess what.... hers doesn't empty correctly either...

The vacuum has a really good power suction, it also has a low noise when in use. It is light, so you wont get tired when using it.The design is super nice.The vacuum feels good quality, it is easy to clean and the box with autoclean is really cool.The downside is the battery, it does not last much. You have to use it on a low suction mode in order to reach the 20 minute use.If you need to use it at full power and using the floor tool, it wont last 10 minutes.

This vacuum has excellent suction power. It is lightweight and easy to use, and gets into tight spots. The auto empty feature works very nicely. The battery life is sufficient to thoroughly vacuum about 600 ft.² on a single charge.

I am really disappointed in this. I bought it thinking it would be great, but it lasts for maybe 15 minutes before dying and the auto empty feature does not work! If I could return it I would. It’s not worth it. I would say the suction is good but what good is suction if it doesn’t even clean a 1/4 of my house before dying.

This LG Cordzero series are the best vacuums out there! I’ve had one for 5+ years and have ‘retired’ to the not so used basement and got a replacement with this auto-emptying feature. It still works great with the other heads- somehow I have much more gadgets from the old vacuum. I am very happy with the purchase!

This was a splurge purchase, and I was excited to use it. The self-emptying feature is great. It looks good, and tucks away neatly in a corner. It also has good suction for a cordless vacuum. The problem I am having is that it runs for less than 10 minutes and has to charge 3-4 hours. I did all the troubleshooting and cleaned the filters, but nothing changed. I just read on the LG site that this model only runs 6 minutes on Turbo, 9 minutes on strong, and 30 minutes on standard (low setting). (This information is on their website - not in the manual that comes with the vacuum.) When you turn the vacuum on, it goes automatically to strong, and you must adjust up or down. It's great for a quick touch up, but not for routine vacuuming. I will continue to use it for small jobs, but I would not have spent so much on a vacuum with such short running time.

Got this vacuum because I have a disability and I have a hard time taking my corded vacuum up and down the stairs. I keep this one in my entry way and use it for cat litter and hair downstairs. I have used it almost daily since I got it, and it finally asked me to change the bag because the vacuum is no longer emptying. I replace the bag, and empty the vacuum canister and put everything back following instructions to a t. The auto empty is no longer working. It seems to be a problem with the little sliding piece that sits under where the vacuum sits that is supposed to slide and pop open the canister. It sits in a place where any dust or debri that falls will get stuck in the cracks it needs to slide through, honestly a horrible (maybe intentionally horrible) design choice. I cleaned it out, as well as anywhere else I could reach on the machine and it’s just not working. I watched videos to see if there was anything else I can do but I guess I’m going to have to contact support to fix a 400 dollar vacuum that I’ve had for less than 3 months. Super!