Dyson V7 Trigger Handheld Vacuum Cleaner Review

When you have kids, it feels like you’re constantly tidying and cleaning up after them. One job I don’t really like, and I’m sure many other parents can agree, is vacuuming. I feel like I’m always vacuuming the house, but it feels like a huge effort to bring the hoover out more than once a day. This is where the Dyson V7 Trigger Handheld Vacuum Cleaner comes in handy. When I was given one to review, I instantly knew it would change my life.

Having a handheld vacuum cleaner that sucks up just as good as a cord hoover, is just amazing. My partner and I have used it many times on a daily basis, ever since we received it. Even the kids have a go hoovering the carpets/wooden floors. If you’re interested to know more about the Dyson V7 Trigger, here’s a full review:

The Dyson V7 Trigger is a handheld cordless vacuum cleaner. It has a run time of 30 minutes, but a less runtime if you put the vacuum on ‘max’. It takes 3.5 hours to fully charge, and you get a charger to plug into the vacuum and a plug socket, which is included. The vacuum is light and easy to carry around, whether you need to vacuum your car, some bits from your rug and it’s absolutely perfect for hoovering stairs.

Considering it is cordless and a light vacuum, it sucks up really well. It’s perfect if you have children or if you’re looking for a vacuum cleaner that’s great for everyday hoovering or pickering around such as cleaning the sofa. It has a 0.54 dust capacity, and it’s really simple to empty. Also included, is another tool extension that’s perfect for vacuuming furniture and corners.

PROS:

-          Lightweight

-          Portable

-          Comes with extra tool

-          Perfect for quick hoovering

-          Powerful

-          Cordless

CONS:

-          Takes 3.5 to fully charge – but if you put it on charge after each time you use it, you wouldn’t notice the battery getting out of charge.

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I was sent this item free of charge, in return for an honest review. All words, images and opinions are my own.