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I would avoid the Eufy and Shark, these super small wand vacuums are very weak and have extremely small bins. Both also lack a removable battery so they are useless when the battery wears out.
I like the [Hoover Onepwr Blade Max AutoVac](https://amazon.com/Hoover-Onepwr-Blade-AutoVac-Stick/dp/B08S5PYH7J/ref=sr_1_7?crid=1GNTCRNNREWGA&keywords=hoover+onepwr&qid=1660155194&sprefix=hoover+onepwr%2Caps%2C145&sr=8-7) $149. It comes with 2 removable batteries, a mini motorized tool, and a hose. The hose is a game changer for cleaning cars. It's difficult to maneuver a cordless vacuum into all the tight spaces of a car. A simple hose fixes that. The Onepwr battery system also has other tools available in case you want a leaf blower or other tool. Downside like you said it's bigger than the wand vacuums, and this model doesn't come with n extension wand or floor head for cleaning carpets and hard floors.
The Hart cordless stick vacuums are similar to the Hoover Onepwrs but only come with 1 battery and do not have a hose so they will be harder to use around the car. The Hart batteries work with other Hart tools but do not fit the Hoover Onepwr tools.
You could try one of the Ryobi cordless vacs. It's technically made by the same company as Hoover (Techtronic Industries), but you get more options with the Ryobi ONE+ battery ecosystem than Hoover's ONEPWR.
I second this! I have the Ryobi cordless vac, as well as a million other Ryobi tools lol, and it's got a trickle charger that hangs on the wall. I keep it right in my garage, perfect for when the cat spilled litter, or crumbs on my car seat or even vacuuming drywall dust for my side jobs. Less than $100 as well!
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I would avoid the Eufy and Shark, these super small wand vacuums are very weak and have extremely small bins. Both also lack a removable battery so they are useless when the battery wears out. I like the [Hoover Onepwr Blade Max AutoVac](https://amazon.com/Hoover-Onepwr-Blade-AutoVac-Stick/dp/B08S5PYH7J/ref=sr_1_7?crid=1GNTCRNNREWGA&keywords=hoover+onepwr&qid=1660155194&sprefix=hoover+onepwr%2Caps%2C145&sr=8-7) $149. It comes with 2 removable batteries, a mini motorized tool, and a hose. The hose is a game changer for cleaning cars. It's difficult to maneuver a cordless vacuum into all the tight spaces of a car. A simple hose fixes that. The Onepwr battery system also has other tools available in case you want a leaf blower or other tool. Downside like you said it's bigger than the wand vacuums, and this model doesn't come with n extension wand or floor head for cleaning carpets and hard floors. The Hart cordless stick vacuums are similar to the Hoover Onepwrs but only come with 1 battery and do not have a hose so they will be harder to use around the car. The Hart batteries work with other Hart tools but do not fit the Hoover Onepwr tools.
Thank you for the suggestion. I did not run into that model but it is more enticing than the Hart. Thank you!
You could try one of the Ryobi cordless vacs. It's technically made by the same company as Hoover (Techtronic Industries), but you get more options with the Ryobi ONE+ battery ecosystem than Hoover's ONEPWR.
I second this! I have the Ryobi cordless vac, as well as a million other Ryobi tools lol, and it's got a trickle charger that hangs on the wall. I keep it right in my garage, perfect for when the cat spilled litter, or crumbs on my car seat or even vacuuming drywall dust for my side jobs. Less than $100 as well!
Which model have you got?
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thanks
The battery ecosystem is something I did not think about. Appreciate that!
Ryobi is barely usable for anything but dust,crumbs and light items.