- Lightweight and Compact: Completely cordless, weighing just 1.2lbs, and being roughly the size of a wine bottle. Cleaning is made effortless and storage is made simple.
- Dust Devouring Suction: With 5500Pa of power, you can suck up every spec in seconds when everyday mess is made.
- Every Nook and Cranny Covered: Use the 2-in-1 crevice tool to reach into the deepest corners of your sofa or under low-lying furniture.
- Micro USB Connectivity for Convenient Charging: Simply use a USB charger anywhere in your home and charge with ease.
- What’s in the box: eufy HomeVac H11 2-in-1 Crevice Tool USB to Micro-USB cable Worry-free 24-month warranty；Note: Cleaning Performance may be impacted if filters are not cleaned regularly to clear out debris.
| Brand | eufy |
|---|---|
| Special Feature | cordless, Lightweight, Suction Power, USB Charging |
| Filter Type | Cartridge |
| Included Components | HomeVac H11, 2-in-1 Crevice Tool ;USB to Micro-USB cable |
| Is Cordless | Yes |
| Capacity | 0.7 Liters |
| Wattage | 60 watts |
| Runtime | 13 minutes |
| Charging Time | 5 Hours |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Home, Furniture |
| Form Factor | Handheld |
| Color | Black |
| Model Name | H11 |
| Product Dimensions | 13.19"L x 2.91"W x 2.91"H |
| Battery Description | Lithium-Ion |
| Noise Level | 70 dB |
| Amperage | 1.4 Amps |
| Manufacturer | eufy |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Controller Type | Push Button |
| Control Method | Touch |
| Style | H11 |
| Connectivity Technology | USB |
| Number of Speeds | 1 |
| Portable | Yes |
| Is Electric | Yes |
| Number of Handles | 1 |
| Number of Power Levels | 1 |
| IndoorOutdoor Usage | Indoor |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00194644180478 |
| UPC | 194644180478 |
| Item Weight | 1.2 pounds |
| Department | Floorcare |
| Item model number | AK-T2521111 |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) |
| Warranty Description | 2-year warranty. |
| Batteries required | Yes |
| Battery type | Lithium-Ion |
Brian J. Hodson –
Never realized how useful a small, powerful handheld vacuum could be, until we purchased this one. Easy to charge and use, great suction, filter works well and easy to clean. Great addition to our home tools.
Adam –
I love this little vacuum for quick clean ups, suction is good but I wish the battery lasted longer. It does take a while to charge. Would have also been nice to have a second filter included. Over all, I am still very happy with my purchase.
Judy Wong –
Excelente aspiradora portátil! Tengo dos huskies y la ocupo después de que se suben al carro, la baterÃa no dura horas pero la potencia me ayuda a aspirar los pelos que se enredan en el asiento
Cliff Goldman –
We love this vacuum. Easy to use and small enough to keep in the glove box.
Ronald Epstein –
NEWEST UPDATE: 3 (9/2022)
I am amazed by the response I received from Anker on my original somewhat negative Amazon review regarding their original product release that had some design issues (original reviews below).
I am very happy to report that after all these years, Anker sent me a replacement. It’s their newly designed handheld vacuum cleaner, and as such, they fixed their design imperfection.
This handheld is amazing. It’s VERY powerful and as I indicated in my original review before, it’s portable enough to place anywhere without being noticed. I would urge you to consider this model before any other. Anker has gone to considerable lengths to redesign this product. This is the best portable vacuum I have ever used in both form and function.
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UPDATE 2: Been working with Eufy Customer Service which has been absolutely outstanding.
I just want to say that although I feel there are some design issues that are keeping this beautifully designed vacuum from being everything I need it to be, Eufy has been just incredible in listening to my feedback (and that of others here) and putting it to good use.
I think this is still the best-designed product of its kind available. I have not bought a replacement due the fact that none of the dozens of other vacuums come close to the quality of the design of this particular one. You may have better experiences with it than I.
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UPDATE 1: I really need to update this review.
Been using this vacuum for a few weeks now. At first, I loved it. You can see exactly how much by my review below.
However, more and more I see the flaws in the design of this Eufy product.
The big problem is that it is basically a dust blower. It lets out a lot of air that blows dust around and unless you have the nozzle at a perfect angle, the brush is going to just push the dust around without actually picking up anything.
Additionally, as the battery goes down (and it does rather quickly) so does the suction power.
Eufy is a great company. I am really surprised that they rushed this product out without really making certain it worked properly.
I am going to look for something else while putting this vacuum in storage.
===== Original Review Below =====
If you haven’t heard EUFY, they are a sub-company of ANKER, one of the most respected manufacturers of cables, chargers and other electronic devices.
EUFY was launched about two years ago and I own one of their very first products, a humidifier that you can read a review about by clicking on my username. EUFY has become a label for releasing quality devices for the home.
When I saw that EUFY was offering this hand vacuum, I immediately placed my order. You see, I own two dogs, one of which is a pug that sheds wildly. There is usually hair all over my Macbook Pro keyboard and it becomes quite a hassle trying to remove it.
This vacuum does a great job of dealing with small issues like these.
First, it’s very portable — much smaller than most other hand vacuums that rely on a large charger stand and usually sit tucked away on the floor because it’s too bulky to keep in plain sight.
As a matter of fact, because of its very handsome, “classy” design, you could keep this device out in plain sight and most people would never even realize that it’s a vacuum. This is due to the fact that the vacuum has a rotating cap that covers its spout and allows it to free stand on a side table without attracting any attention to itself. To use, simply grab the vacuum with your hand, unscrew the cap, and then power it on.
This vacuum does pack quite a bit of suction for its size. It’s perfect for picking up food crumbs, dog hair or any kind of small debris.
One thing I think will impress you about this vacuum is its accessory tool. I have never seen anything like it. It’s a 2-in-1 crevice tool. Now, most hand vacuums will include these tools separately. However, EUPHY has created an ingenious design that combines both tools into a single one thanks to locking slide functionalities. It’s the most clever thing I have seen in recent memory.
I have just finished reading two Amazon complaints that I would like to address…
First, the complaint that this uses a micro-usb to charge. I don’t know why anyone would have an issue with that. Certainly, EUPHY wanted to keep this portable and having micro-usb over a larger plug certainly helped keep the build of this vacuum as portable as possible.
Thought the vacuum does come with a micro-usb charging cord, it does not include the charging brick. The omission of a charging brick is usually done to keep the costs down. However, the product description does state that you can use the 5w or larger bricks that you use to charge your iPhone, iPad or Android devices.
The other complaint concerns the build of the filter. I have to admit, I don’t know anything about it and I am concerned about one review that attacks the flawed design of the inner filter. This could be a valid concern and it is my hope that if it is, EUPHY does a recall on initial sales to allow those that purchased the original version to get one that has been corrected. Again, I can’t sit here and say there is a problem but I do implore EUPHY to investigate the claim and make good on those of us who purchased this initial release.
Outside of that, I am very impressed with this hand vac. I was really tired of larger vacuums that stuck out like a sore thumb, were very noisy, and didn’t do a great job of getting rid of little things like dog hair on a computer keyboard. This vacuum is specifically designed for “the little things” and thus far, performs its task beautifully.
Highly recommended!
ivilajsan –
I was amazed how good this thing is, if you are always spilling things on the carpet or on kitchen worktops like I am this ideal, it’s small compact great battery longevity, all in all for the £30 I paid I am impressed.
Just_Another_Engineer –
This quiet dust buster has been super functional and powerful in cleaning my baby’s high chair and car seat. This vacuum is easy to bring in the car and works so well as a cordless option.
marsha –
It’s early but this may be the best combination of handiness and power in a mini-vac that I have seen yet. Easily stored, battery charge seems to last well and is easy to replenish when needed with the USB cord. And it seems to have very strong suction. So after just 2-3 weeks, I am very happy with it.
Ronald Epstein –
I love the compact size & sleek design. I keep it handy for cleaning up cat litter. The suction is not powerful but it does the job I needed it for. Battery would probably not last long but I use it for quick clean ups.
J Loy –
Gör sitt jobb men med högt ljud
M. Fleming –
This vacuum has a few things going for it. The suction power is good and it’s relatively compact, which allows it to reach crevices in places like the gap between your car seat and the center console, etc. That said, there are some critical issues with the design that would imply no one bothered to conduct any user testing.
First, the design of the vacuum is all about appearing sleek and modern. Functionality has taken a back seat. The power button is an on/off toggle switch that is placed directly where your thumb needs to go ergonomically hold the vacuum while maneuvering it to clean. The result is that you will accidentally turn the vacuum off while trying to clean. I’ve had this happen consistently, so it’s not just a fluke. Ideally, the switch would be a rocker or slider switch (clearly not as sexy) and placed such that it’s out of the way of an optimal grip on the unit. My next issue is with the brush. Having the bristles on the end of the unit is a clear plus because it allows you to dislodge debris that the vacuum can then suck up. The issue is the mechanical engineering. The brush component slides up the nozzle at the slightest provocation, meaning you practically need to duct tape it down for it to stay in a useful position while cleaning. This is down to a very slim tolerance on the mechanism that holds the brush in place – it should require a much larger and concerted force to release, and should not release at the slightest pressure from the end of the unit (that obviously occurs while vacuuming). This is something that would be have been caught and addressed immediately if anyone had bother to test the design before mass production.
In the end, theses issues have made the vacuum quite annoying to use in practice. I hope the design of next model benefits from this real world feedback. Function is greater than form when it comes to vacuums, etc.!