Best Cordless Hoover

Stick Cordless Hoover

These hoovers stand up straight and generally feature a variety of helpful attachments. So naturally, stick cordless hoovers tend to be larger and more powerful.

Handheld Cordless Hoover

These cordless vacuums are lighter and usually cheaper, although they tend to be less powerful. Of course, they’re easier to use, with that being said.

Vax H850-GA-P18 Gator Pet Cordless Vacuum Cleaner

This standout cordless hoover comes with an 18-volt battery providing 20 minutes of power, although it does take around twelve hours to charge. It weighs 1.8kg, comes with a 300ml capacity, and is well-suited to deal with pet hairs in particular. It’s also not too expensive either.

Vax H85-GA-B10 Gator Cordless Handheld Vacuum Cleaner

Another strong handheld option is the H85-GA-B10 Gator hoover, which is another product from Vax. It is lightweight and fantastic for getting into hard to reach areas. You also need to charge this vacuum cleaner for 12 hours and get a max of 15 minutes out of it. With its mouth, it’s pretty easy and hygienic to empty out its mess.

Dirt Devil HandiMate 6V

This handheld hoover is particularly cheap. It comes with a 400ml bin. While the base product has 6 volts of power behind it, there is a 7.2 volt wet/dry and 9.6-volt edition also on the market. The 6V product runs for 10 minutes in total.

Bosch Unlimited BCS122GB

While expensive, this Bosch cordless hoover has a smart appearance and is effective at its job. The BCS122GB has up to sixty-minute battery life and a 400ml dust bin capacity. It also has a two-year guarantee.

Hoover Jive SJ72WD6A

Though a bit more expensive than the HandiMate 6V, this cordless product from Hoover Jive comes with a 7.2V motor, providing powerful suction and a 10-minute runtime. Beyond that, the SJ72WD6A has both dry and wet abilities.

Ryobi R18HVF-0 one+ Cordless Hand Vac Floor Care Kit, 18V

One of the top stick cordless hoovers on the market is this 18-volt option from Ryobi. It has a capacity of 500ml, weighs 2.16kg, and it is great for getting into small spaces. However, it’s not ideal for tall users, as this product is limited in height.

Bissell Icon 25V

This 3.2kg cordless hoover is a bagless option and 400ml of dust tank capacity. It can run up to 50 minutes, but this is not possible on the highest power settings. With that said, the Icon 25V is a bit tricky to empty and kind of top-heavy.

Miele Triflex HX1 Cat and Dog Cordless Vacuum Cleaner

This costly but effective cordless hoover offers a 3-in-1 setup, meaning you can choose a stick option, handheld, or upright stance. The HX1 provides as much as sixty minutes of run time, an intelligent electro brush (which can adapt for different types of flooring), and it is well-suited to deal with allergies, hence its name.

Shark Anti Hair Wrap with Flexology IZ251UKTC

This Shark cordless hoover has three levels of variable power, a 700ml dust bin capacity, can run for as long as 80 minutes, weighs only 4.1kg, and it is bagless. With that being said, this shark cordless vacuum costly.

AEG CX7-2-45BM Cordless 2-in-1

This standout upright hoover cordless product features a 500ml dust tank capacity. It is bagless and weighs 2.46kg. The CX7-2-45BM comes with a pop-out component and can stand up on its own accord.

It can run for anywhere from 13 minutes to three-quarters of an hour, depending on the power level chosen. It has great manoeuvrability and some cute little lights at the front. On the other hand, emptying it is a bit tricky.

Hoover Discovery Pets DS22PTGC

This vacuum cleaner from Hoover Discovery can be used as an upright hoover. The DS22PTGC is easy to use and can be stored upright with no problem. It has a dust tank capacity of 700ml, weighs 2.5kg, and is cheaper than most of the other top options on the market. However, it would not be as rated quite as highly as most of the best cordless hoovers in our guide.

Lupe Pure Cordless Vacuum Cleaner

This cordless hoover comes with a 1000ml bin tank capacity, weighs 4.6kg, runs for up to an hour, and allows for the use of swappable batteries. With that being said, it does not have a particularly appealing design, it’s a bit bulky, and you need to use both hands with handheld mode.

Hoover H-Free C300

This relatively cheap cordless vacuum cleaner weighs 4kg, is bagless, and comes with 500ml of dust tank capacity. It’s also a great option if you’re looking for an upright hoover. The H-Free C300 does, however, need a few screws and assembly instructions. As a result, using its tools can be a bit bothersome.

Hoover H-Free 800 HF822OF

The H-Free 800 HF822OF is a relatively low-costing cordless hoover that has multi-purpose qualities. It also comes with a versatile and long crevice tool, perfect for hoovering up dirt from nooks and crannies.

This hoover also features a radiator dusting tool and furniture brush. Like most of the top cordless hoovers, it is bagless, has a 700ml dust tank capacity, runs for 35 minutes at most, and takes five hours to recharge.

Gtech Pro 2

This option is a bagged cordless hoover, unlike most. It weighs 2.4kg, and its low-maintenance, powered brush head, LED lights and offers hygienic cleaning.

Beldray BEL0776 Airgility Cordless Quick Vac Lite Vacuum Cleaner

This multi-surface Beldray cordless hoover has 22.2 volts, a 1200ml dust bin capacity, dual-action, and fantastic levels of versatility. The BEL0776 is also lightweight, easy to manoeuvre and some useful brush tools.

Halo Capsule Cordless Vacuum Cleaner

This 1600 litre bagged hoover weighs a mere 2.6kg and is highly rated. It is reasonably priced and lands around mid-range in comparison with other cordless hoovers. You get 53 compostable bags with this product, and it can run for as long as an hour on the highest power setting. However, the many buttons on this Halo hoover are a bit awkward to use.

Gtech Pro K9

This highly versatile hoover weighs only 1.4kg as a handheld or 2.4kg, otherwise. The Pro K9 is bagged, runs for up to two-thirds of an hour, and comes with a range of useful accessories (e.g. crevice tool and two brush bar heads).

Samsung Powerstick Jet

This all-rounder hoover is incredibly versatile and only weighs 2.8kg. The bagless Powerstick Jet can run for up to half an hour in one go and comes with accessories like an upholstery brush, a motorised floorhead, and an angle tool. As for the downsides, it is quite expensive and doesn’t have the biggest dust bin capacity.

Vax ONEPWR Blade 4

The Blade 4 is a strong choice with powerful suction, a running time of three-quarters of an hour and many accessories, such as a crevice nozzle and stretch hose. Thankfully, the Blade 4 is also not too expensive, falling somewhere around the middle of the top cordless hoover price ranges. It also provides good manoeuvrability and comes with an LED light.

This Vax cordless vacuum doesn’t have a premium look/feel; however, it’s top-heavy and quite loud.

Dyson Cyclone V10 Absolute Cordless Vacuum Cleaner

This upright hoover can run for as much as an hour and has a 760ml capacity. The V10, while sounding like an American fighter jet, has the powerful performance to back it. Also, this Dyson cordless hoover takes only three and a half hours to charge, and it comes with variable power.

Dyson V11 Absolute

This Dyson cordless hoover weighs just 2.97kg, has a 700ml dust tank capacity, is bagless, and offers a decent runtime of up to an hour at most. In addition, it is highly rated, and the dust tank is easy to empty. In handheld mode, it is a bit heavy, however.