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Anyone who’s ever vacuumed their home will have experienced frustration with vacuum cleaner cords. They’re either too short, which means you yank the plug out of the socket the moment you stray too far from it. Or they’re too long, which means you spend endless minutes spooling them up every time you move from room to room.
And even if your cord is somehow magically the right length, that’s not the end of your problems. Because somehow, it seems impossible to avoid getting the cord tangled around itself, your furniture or yourself, making the task of vacuuming your floor all the more time-consuming and exhausting. Not least if you end up tripping over the darned thing and taking an undignified tumble.
In this light, the best cordless vacuum cleaners have a lot going for them. Running on rechargeable batteries, these clever devices cut out all the problems mentioned above, and you can easily use them anywhere, including places where there’s no socket to be found at all, like a car par..

You’re looking for a high-performance vacuum cleaner. So do you just buy the most expensive one you can afford? Well, it’s not quite simple. The priciest vacuum won’t necessarily be the most powerful. To find the best vacuum cleaner for your needs, it’s also useful to look at the wattage.
In this article, we’ll explain what kind of wattage you should be seeking for a range of vacuum types, including the best cordless vacuum cleaners and the best robot vacuums.
We’ll start though, by explaining what wattage actually is, and how it relates to the suction power your vacuum cleaner will provide.
The wattage rating of a vacuum cleaner, also known as its power rating, refers to how much electrical power the vacuum’s motor consumes and converts into suction power. Most traditional household vacuum cleaners range from around 600-2000W while industrial vacuum cleaners offer around 1000-4000W.
In broad terms, the higher the wattage, the more powerful the suction is likely be. As you’d expect, ..