Cordless Window Vacuum Cleaner, Electric Window Cleaner, Rechargeable Window Vacuum for Glass, Windows, Mirrors, Tiles, Shower Screens, Cars

I found this window cleaner just average, though i have to say for the price of it i probably shouldn't have expected too much. It is lightweight, it lacks a bit of power nearly when cleaning so i find it slower. Easy enough to operate. Battery is decent enough but just found this too much effort to fully use unfortunately.

It’s a great little hoover and works well, my windows are spotless.Only problem with it is the squeegee head detaches from the base too easily, I’m actually contemplating gluing it on.

Waste of money does not hoover the water bk up, do not recommend to any one!!!!

Unfortunately, whilst this comes across as a handy, quick device for cleaning - it does actually take longer overall.Whereas I'd normally just use some fairy liquid and a sponge to clean (before squeegeeing the water off) - this one needs topping up, the windows cleaning with the rear cloth (an awkward endeavour, as the handle is shaped for use mainly with the squeegee side) and then hoovering off with the device. Unfortunately the hoover is weak, not helped by the poorly fitting head without a rubber flange and this just lengthens the process. I'll be sticking with the old-skool sponge and squeegee for now!

This cordless window vacuum cleaner is a good tool for keeping windows spotless. It’s lightweight, easy to use, and leaves no streaks behind. The battery life is great, and it also works well on mirrors and tiles. Cleanup is quick, and it saves so much time.

This cordless window vacuum cleaner is useful for light cleaning, but it has its limitations. While it’s lightweight and easy to use on windows, mirrors, and shower screens, the suction isn’t as strong as I expected, often leaving streaks behind, especially on larger surfaces. The battery life also feels quite short, which makes it inconvenient for bigger cleaning tasks. It handles small areas fine, but for more thorough cleaning or heavy moisture, it falls short. It’s not a bad tool for quick touch-ups, but it doesn’t quite deliver the polished finish I was hoping for.

The window cleaning vacuum tool arrives well packaged and presented. It was straight forward to put together, fill with water and get going at tackling a window cleaning attempt.Initially after giving is a charge and before putting on the cleaner arm, I turned it on to make sure it was working and at the same time covered the suction port the arm connects to gently with my finger, to try to get a gauge on the suction strength. It wasn't very good. I figured maybe it would work better with the arm attached, so I didn't give up hope immediately.Having filled the reservoir with highly filtered RO water with a TDS value of less than 5, which is the ideal water to use when cleaning windows, due to it not containing any particles normally found in tap water. My tap water reads around 240 TDS before being filtered. Total dissolved solids (TDS) are the amount of organic and inorganic materials, such as metals, minerals, salts, and ions, dissolved in a particular volume of water. TDS are essentially a measure of anything dissolved in water that is not an H2O molecule. … typically, window cleaners will use RO water when cleaning windows and this will leave the windows clear even without drying them down. I’m mentioning all this, because I want it to be clear, that the poor end results of my cleaning attempt, is not because of my water quality being bad.Onto using the device, I held the device up to the window, then pressed the trigger spray to dispense the water onto the window. It doesn’t give a very wide spray area, especially if holding it close to the window. I then turned it around and used the white soft almost microfibre material to rub around and wash the window. (Sometimes the button would be pressed on by the window pressing on it.) Flipping it around and adding more water when needed. As the water would run down, I would try and vacuum it up with the device powered on... the water continued for the most part to run down the window under the rubber squeegee. It wasn’t working very well. Not a lot of water was getting sucked up, with barely any going into the reservoir. In the end, some managed to be sprayed out of the vents on the side of the machine. I realised this when I noticed my hand getting wet. It was at this point when I decided enough was enough, I wasn’t getting good results on the window either, with streaks having been formed in places, especially the edges closest to the frame.For the effort involved and the time taken, it would have been a lot quicker and far more effective to take a wet cloth, give the window a rub over, then with another clean dry cloth, wipe and dry it all down, rather than this flipping machine around, spraying, going over it many times trying to suck water up and then still needing a dry-clean cloth anyway to finish off the edges.It's just not good or effective. Sorry, but I don’t like it… especially for the price of £31.49 at the time of writing. Unfortunately, I’m struggling to find a reason to give it 2 stars even.

This is a handy cordless electric window cleaner, however the whole thing feels a little underpowered and a bit fiddly. I spent more time using this than I would with a manual method of just using a cloth and window spray! It wouldn't be so bad if the results with this were outstanding but I cant say they were any better!The cleaner is lightweight, even with a full tank of water is very portable, but it feels like the suction needs a boost. And another thing is that it feels like you are always flipping the unit around from sprayer to cloth, then to vacuum...it just feels poorly executed.