Tineco Pure ONE A50S Cordless Stick Vacuum Cleaner

I have a Maine Coon Cat who is a shedding nightmare...this vacuum really helps out...and can vacuum up all those hairballs throughout the house..and my floor always seems dirty so I have to vacuum a few times a day. This vacuum gets the floor clean even it it only lasts a little while....the only thing is .I try to register it or log into my account and can't .

This vacuum works outstanding. My only issue is that on the lowest setting the battery only runs 20 minutes on mostly hard surface floors. Open a ticket they had me run a basic test and said the battery was fine. This is far from the up to 70 minutes they advertise.
I had to order, and pay for, a new battery just to ensure I can get the whole house done
Overall great vacuum, but less than desirable battery time.

It's a great all-in-one vacuum system.
It comes with everything shown in my picture.
The battery took about an hour to fully charge up the first time.
Repeated charging takes about 30-40 minutes after cleaning the entire house.
You can use the extension tube or use it as a handheld.
The extension tube has a 180-degree bend that you can use to go under furniture or beds, or you can lock it in place.
It has edge sensing technology so when you run the head along the edge you will see the side light turn on and hear it sucking from the sides as well.
IT is surprisingly powerful, I cannot use it on my throw rugs as it will suck them up into the roller and force me to power cycle the machine.
This cleans incredibly well, the suction power is not like any other stick I have used.
It will actually lift some of the carpets in my house as it's cleaning.
It works very well; the battery time must be around an hour, as I have never had it run out.
The documentation could be a little more precise, but it's pretty easy to use out of the box, and I tend to just leave it on auto.
It seems to go from carpet to flooring without any issue or reduction in cleaning ability.
I also should mention that it comes with the mount to hang it on, but since you can fold it in half at the 180-degree bend, I just fold it in half and stick it in the broom closet.
Pull it out, lock the tube straight and you are good to go again.
The battery is easily removable to charge separately.

The unit is a bit of a disappointment, was looking to see if it could compare with the Dyson stick and I don't believe it can. Heavy and bulky and lacks the power.

I really do like this vacuum a lot, I gotta say. I've owned a couple of Dysons and a Shark of similar style, so I definitely have cordless stick vacuum experience to compare.
Best parts: Pretty strong suction (especially compared to a Dyson), the green light in the front to help illuminate what you're about to suck up is GREAT (serves as a good warning system for nearly picking up toys in dark corners + other things you may not want to accidentally destroy or lose), and it lasts more than 20 minutes in one charge, which is more than I can say for my 10-15 minute Dysons and Shark.
Minor issues: The canister isn't very large, so it doesn't hold a ton of debris. The filter takes up nearly half of the canister, so it's not as spacious as it originally looks. Also, the pieces of the vacuum are super hard to separate. There are buttons every couple of inches and figuring out what each one does is a real gamble; I pray every time I touch a button that I am not about to accidentally dumb the canister's contents out on the carpet all over again lol. The canister's also kind of hard to empty, to be honest. Prying it off and wedging it back into place in order to dump it out into the trash is a bit of an ordeal, so that's irritating.
Outside of that though, I'm pretty pleased with this vacuum. The suction is pretty great, even on my jute-like kitchen carpeting that's constantly plagued with pine needles. I've never tracked the amount of time needed to charge it between uses, but because I own a handful of vacuums, I've never had to use the same vacuum back to back again and again. I've also never needed more than 20 minutes of straight usage in order to go over my entire house, so I can't say what the maximum run time is for this thing, but 20+ minutes is already high in my book.
No issues thus far, just minor inconveniences that are worth dealing with for a good cordless vacuum that can hold a sizable enough charge to make it usable in a power outage (which is a common occurance where I am, so that's a huge deal). Would recommend for usage time on one charge alone.

I’m pretty happy with this one. Ex-wife took the previous Tineco with her, and I tried to get a similar one. This model does not have a wall mount, which I miss. It does not stand on its own (have to lean it against a wall. It also requires a plug to go directly into the battery rather than snapping the whole unit into the wall point and it beginning to recharge. Finally, it stops when it encounters an object (like a penny) in the brush head. It won’t start again until you manually clear it and cycle the machine on and off. The “laser” green light is surprisingly quite helpful as it aids in identifying areas that may otherwise look clean on a wood floor. Finally, the adjustable suction function works well and I’ve had no complaints about that. I got it for a great price and it is lightweight enough for me to vacuum the stairs with my bad back. I would buy this model again, but I’d look for one with the wall mount accessories. Maybe that’s a different model for the whole unit, but same vacuum itself? Anyway, 4 stars.