WORX WX030L.9 20V Power Share Cordless Cube Vac Compact Vacuum, Bare Tool Only, No Battery, Black

The suction power is impressive for such a small unit. Its allot smaller then I thought, but I like it for that. The size makes it perfect for working in tight spaces. It easily sucks up gravel, pet hair, mouse droppings, and everything else I have ever uses it on. I runs long enough for most small jobs on the 2AH batteries, but you can go a long time on 4AH batties. Perfectly functional, easy to use, empty, and clean.

So, I saw a lot of negative reviews for this item. However, I have a lot of appreciation for WORX tools, especially their corded leaf blowers like the Turbo 800, which easily matches gas powered blowers. Others WORX products I have ordered I have been equally pleased with, a work table, a cordless weed wacker, etc. All great. And of course this means I have WORX Power Share 20v battery modules already. So, given the above, decided to give this thing a whirl. HEY, VERY NICE... There was several comments about this thing have very low suction power. Well, that might be, because the thing has TWO SPEEDS. The first speed is very gentile, the second HIGH SPEED has plenty of suction for what it is - basically a square form of a dust buster, that takes the PowerShare 20V WORX modules. Overall, I am delighted. Great for all sorts of clean ups, and work bench too. Vac tools are cleverly designed to be stored onboard the cube. Brilliant. Pretty light weigh and easy to carry too. I really appreciate how WORX here on Amazon will sell the tool, or an item like with ### WITHOUT THE POWER MODULE ### - because this saves a lot of money, and I already have enough. BTW, I have had ZERO luck with non-WORX power modules, and so I now stay with only actual WORX power share 20V batteries either in 2 or 4 AH. Yes, they are expensive, but they work, are safe, and good for many many recharges. Some knock off batteries are dangerous, defective, and might even ignite, possibly causing a fire, when left on a charger unattended. So, give it a go... if you like WORX tools. Would make a GREAT little X-Mas Present for anymore, and it's great for car vac duties as well. (Hey, I have to do that!) LOLz. Now, go SNAG IT, and thanks for reading!

I bought the bare tool only, meaning no battery. I have several 4Ah and 6Ah Worx batteries sitting around. I love that Worx has standardized their batteries into 20 volt with just different amp hour for all their battery powered tools. With a 4.0 Ah battery I can vacuum entire car out. Before, when my car needed cleaning, I always dreaded dragging the shop vac out and running an extended cord. Then being limited to wher the hose could reach.This tiny and power vacuum solved all my issues. Being battery operated means it is quick and easy to setup. Plug in a battery and you are ready to start cleaning your car/truch/suv out. It being so small, allows you to easily reach areas that was hard to get at with a large shop vac. Such as in the console, into the full trunk of your car (alway had to find that extended wand for the large shop vac that always seemed to get lost.The other nice thing is, no more scratching up around the doors or trunk with that old shop vac hose rubbing against the car. Just set this little vacuum on the seat, on the Floorboard or inside the trunk and start sucking up the dirt.The other use for this is getting in those unusual, out of the way places. Such as high shelf and above the kitchen cabinets. My kitchen cabinets have an open built in lighted display above all the cabinets aroun the kitchen. It does get dusty up there. When I clean everything on display, this tiny little vacuum is the perfect took for cleaning up all the dust before wiping it down with a cleaner. I can set the tiny vacuum up there and clean away.The only con I have, which I had to deduct one start, is because the attachments do not store in or on the vacuum. So you could easily lose an attachment. Other than that, it works great.

This has been a huge helper for vacuuming small spaces. Its light with a flexible hose. There are 2 attachments that work well. I've used it for crumbs, cobwebs, lint. The battery life is long after a charge and despite the weight of the battery, it stays in place. You will most likely have to use 2 hands, one to hold the unit, the other to hold and direct the hose. regardless, im still glad I bought it!

If you already have Worx battery powered products, then this portable vacuum is worth the money. If you don’t have Worx battery powered products, then you have a little researching to do to compare items within that price range. Is this portable vacuum going to suck a glove off of your hand? No, of course not, let’s be realistic. Can it do light jobs in your truck, car, home, or garage? Absolutely! It has two settings that you can use depending on your needs. Is it quiet? How many vacuums do you know that allow you to have a normal conversation? You don’t need hearing protection though. The attachments have their perspective slots on the vacuum, so that you don’t have to remember where you put them last, and it’s easy to empty out when you’re done. The battery life is pretty good. I’ve taken it out on the road with me for a couple of weeks, and it still has a little juice left. The only thing that I don’t like is that, it has an extension piece for the attachments, and it doesn’t have a place to store it, on the vacuum. It’s not a deal breaker, but it would’ve been nice to have. You won’t be disappointed, should you choose to either add or begin your Worx tool set.