Puravo Stick
The cordless vacuum that does the whole house on one charge, and never makes you cut hair off the roller again. 35 kPa, up to 60 minutes, a battery that clicks out.
Golden retriever, three bedrooms, hardwood and rugs. Whole house on one charge with battery to spare, and I have not touched the roller once. My old one needed scissors every Sunday.Amanda R. · Nashville
Grab it off the wall, do the whole place, hang it back up. Here is what changes in the first week.
A 550-watt brushless motor pulls 35 kPa on Max, which in plain English means the crumbs under the high chair, the grit in the rug and the sand from the car mats come up on the first pass, not the third. Mid mode handles hard floors all day. Eco is for the quick once-over.
Three modes on the handle, and the screen tells you which one you are in.
A seven-cell pack runs up to 60 minutes on Eco, which is a three-bedroom house with a hallway, stairs and the car before the light blinks. Then it charges on the wall mount, on the machine, or on its own on a shelf, in about four hours.
The part everyone learns the hard way: a sealed battery turns a $400 vacuum into a paperweight at month 14. This one clicks out. When it ages, you replace the pack, not the machine.
The roller is V-shaped with comb teeth built into the head. As it spins, the V pushes hair to the centre and the teeth strip it off into the airflow. Long hair, dog hair, cat hair, the thread off a rug. It ends up in the bin.
No scissors, no seam ripper, no flipping it over on the kitchen floor on a Sunday.
A green LED strip across the front of the head lights the floor at a low angle, which is exactly the angle that makes fine dust and pale pet hair show up against a hardwood floor or a baseboard. The first time you use it in a hallway you thought was clean is a small shock.
Under the bed, under the sofa, along the skirting: it finds it, then it takes it.
Hold it over the bin, press the button, the bottom drops open and the dust falls out. Your hands never go near it. Six stages of filtration, a cyclone, a steel mesh and a HEPA filter, keep 99.97% of the fine dust in the machine instead of blowing it back into the room.
The HEPA filter rinses under a tap. A spare is in the box. There is nothing to subscribe to.
Pull the wand off and the motor unit is a handheld with the same 35 kPa. The crevice tool reaches down the side of the car seat. The 2-in-1 brush does the sofa cushions and the curtains. Both tools clip to the body so they are there when you need them.
Every tool, the wall mount and a spare filter are in the box. The screen shows battery, mode and any alert.
A cordless vacuum lives or dies on three things: how hard it pulls, whether the hair gets past the brush, and how long the battery survives. Here is how each one is handled.
A 550 W brushless motor spins a cyclone that pulls 35 kPa at the head. The motorised roller lifts grit out of rugs and sweeps hardwood with the green LED showing you where.
The V-shaped roller drives hair to the centre where comb teeth strip it into the airflow. It goes into the bin as loose hair, not a rope around the brush.
Six filter stages hold 99.97% of fine dust in the machine. The seven-cell pack runs up to an hour, then clicks out to charge, and clicks out again in three years to be replaced instead of the vacuum.
Every Puravo Stick is run and its roller checked with real hair before it ships, and covered for two years after.
What a typical home with pets and a mix of floors sees.
The hallway you thought was clean lights up with fine dust and pale hair. It is a small shock. Then it is gone.
You flip it over out of habit. Nothing wrapped. The hair is in the bin where it belongs.
Every room, the stairs, the sofa and the car, and the battery is not flashing. It goes back on the wall.
You vacuum more because it takes five minutes and the vacuum is by the door. The big one has not been out since.
You have read the reviews: "60 minutes" that turns out to be 20 with the head on. Here is the straight answer.
Up to 60 minutes is the quiet mode, floor head attached, which is how most of a house gets done. Mid gives you about 35 minutes for rugs. Max is about 20 minutes and it is for the mess, not the whole house.
A three-bedroom home with stairs and a hallway is 25 to 40 minutes of vacuuming. That is the whole point of the runtime: finishing, not the number.
Every battery loses capacity over years. Sealed ones take the machine with them. This one clicks out. Replace the pack, keep everything else.
Twenty years fixing cordless vacuums other people gave up on. This is the one he tells his customers to buy instead of coming back.
Two things come through my door every week: a roller strangled with hair, and a cordless with a dead battery sealed inside it. The customer has to choose between a repair that costs half the vacuum or a new vacuum. Puravo Stick designs both problems out. The V-roller actually strips hair, I have tested it with a bag of my own dog's, and the pack clicks out. That second one is why I tell people to buy it.
Every row is something you can check on the box or in the manual.
| Puravo Stick | Big-name cordless sticks ($350 to $500) | |
|---|---|---|
| Max suction | 35 kPa | 25 to 30 kPa on most |
| Runtime on Eco, head on | Up to 60 minutes | 35 to 40 minutes |
| Battery | Clicks out, charges on its own | Sealed, or a $100+ dealer part |
| Anti-tangle roller | V-roller with comb teeth | Often standard brush, scissors required |
| LED on the floor head | Green strip, low angle | Some, many not |
| Warranty | 2 years | 2 years at best, often 1 |
| Home trial | 60 days, full refund | 30 days, restocking fee |
Same goal: a clean house without a fight. Three very different bills.
Great on day one. Then the sealed battery fades at year two, the hair wraps the roller, and the replacement is the same price as the vacuum.
Twenty minutes of runtime on a good day, a roller that wraps on the first pass, no spares and nobody to call.
35 kPa, up to 60 minutes, a roller that does not wrap, a battery that clicks out, every tool in the box, a 2-year warranty and 60 days to prove it. Ships from our US warehouse within 48 hours.
including the stairs and the car.
and most have a dog or long hair in the house.
and most say the corded one has not been out since.
Based on 1,462 verified reviews of Puravo Stick.
Three bedrooms, hardwood downstairs and rugs up. I do the whole house on one charge with battery left and I have flipped the head over probably ten times looking for hair. Nothing. My old one needed scissors every Sunday and I am still a little suspicious.
Light enough to carry up the stairs one handed and do each step with the handheld. The green light on the head is the thing I didn't know I needed, it shows up crumbs along the edge of the carpet that I was walking past for years.
Suction is honestly better than the big name I paid twice as much for, and the battery pops out which is why I bought it. The bin fills up faster than I'd like with two cats so I empty it mid-run. That is my only knock. Wall mount was easy.
It lives on the wall by the kitchen and I grab it three times a day. Under the high chair takes thirty seconds. Emptying it over the trash without touching anything is the part I appreciate most at this stage of life.
I didn't need a giant vacuum, I needed one I'd actually use. This is it. Cat hair on the couch with the little brush tool, floors on Eco, and it charges on the shelf by the door. Quieter than my roommate's.
Wanted a handheld for the truck and figured I'd get a whole vacuum for the same money. The crevice tool gets down the side of the seats no problem. Then I did the house on the same charge. My upright has been in the garage since.
Two screws for the mount, a click for the wand, a charge, and it is your vacuum.
Click the pack into the body or charge it on its own. About four hours from empty. The screen shows the level.
Wand into the body, floor head onto the wand. The crevice tool and the brush clip onto the body so they are always with it.
Two screws, and the wall plate holds the stick. A vacuum you can see is a vacuum you use.
The spare filter and the wall mount are in the box, not an upsell. Keep the box for 60 days in case you want to send it back.
For people who are done cutting hair off the brush and done with vacuums that die at 14 months.
If the first list sounds like your home, this is the vacuum. And you have 60 days to prove it.
Get Puravo StickSame 2-year warranty, same 60 days at home, on every one.
| Type | Cordless stick vacuum, converts to handheld |
|---|---|
| Motor | 550 W brushless |
| Suction | 35 kPa Max, 20 kPa Mid, 10 kPa Eco, selected on the handle |
| Runtime | Up to 60 minutes on Eco, about 35 on Mid, about 20 on Max, floor head attached |
| Battery | Removable 7 x 2200 mAh pack; charges in the body, on its own, or on the wall mount cable; about 4 hours from empty |
| Floor head | Motorised, V-shaped anti-tangle roller with comb teeth, green LED strip, swivel neck; hard floors and carpet up to 2 cm pile |
| Filtration | Six stages: cyclone, steel mesh, cone, pre-motor sponge, washable HEPA (99.97%), post-motor sponge |
| Bin | 450 ml, one-button bottom release |
| Display | LCD: mode, battery level, alerts |
| In the box | Motor unit, battery, charger, floor head, wand, crevice tool, 2-in-1 brush, wall mount, lint remover, spare HEPA filter, manual |
| Warranty | 2-year Puravo warranty, 60-day money-back guarantee |
Use Puravo Stick as your only vacuum for two months: the stairs, the rug, the sofa, the car. If it does not do your whole home on one charge or the roller ever tangles, send it back and we refund every cent. And when it is still running in year two, it is still covered.
Stop cutting hair off the roller, stop waiting for the battery, stop dragging the big one up the stairs. Puravo Stick does the house, hangs back on the wall, and is covered for two years. Order today and it ships from our US warehouse within 48 hours.
