It’s smart without being too smart to fit into a very reasonable budget.
Do you give up a bit of battery life for a reasonably priced battery and suction power?
How about all those accessories?
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Surely you could’t need that many?
I mentioned compromises at the very start and there are a few notable ones here.
I’m happy to say the Ultenic U16 Flex has done so in my weeks with it.
The U16 Flex’s Turbo mode is louder, with a better suction but less battery life.
Eco mode is the weakest but longest-lasting mode and standard sits somewhere in between.
First is your standard vacuum end, with a roller and large head.
The second is a more precise crevice tool to get the edges of carpets and up high.
The last is actually built into the top of the vacuum itself and comes with a brush around it.
Unfortunately, the vacuum can’t stand by itself and has to be leaned against something.
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It meets a nice middle ground that makes this vacuum ideal for small to medium-sized apartments.
Cleaning out the dust cup works like a joy though.
However, it also handles tiles and flooring well, allowing the Green Eye technology to really shine.
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The battery life isn’t amazing but what life you get out of this vacuum is great.
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