15 Best Cordless Vacuum Cleaners UK Reviewed (2024 Expert Update)

Is using a cordless vacuum cleaner a race to see which finishes first? Who will win? The battery or the dirty carpet?

Well, in the early days of cordless vacuums, you may have needed to keep a high pace when hoovering to avoid being left with a dirty house after the battery died.

Nowadays, cordless vacuums have a long-lasting battery and can handle cleaning up an entire home. Take advantage of new rechargeable battery technology and see if a cordless vacuum is right for you.

Before I get into what the best cordless vacuum to buy is, I’ll take a bit to explain what to look for in a cordless vacuum so you can figure out what the best one is for you.

If you don’t have time to read the guide but just want the facts, here is a quick look at the best cordless vacuums that will be reviewed further in the article.

All vacuums are conveniently found for sale on Amazon.co.uk. and you can check the price by clicking the View Price Button, however, you can also find and buy many of these at Argos, Currys, or B&Q, you can choose which retailer or price you prefer.

I have updated this article in 2024 to check if my recommendations are still valid (spoiler alert, they are)

Let’s start with my top 5 choices for cordless vacuum cleaners.

Top 5 Best Cordless Vacuum Cleaners UK

• Top Choice – Shark Cordless Stick Vacuum Cleaner [IZ320UK] Anti Hair Wrap
• Best for Pets – Dyson V8Animal Handheld Vacuum Cleaner
• Best on a budget under £100 – VYTRONIX Cordless Upright Vacuum Cleaner With HEPA Filter
• Best for Hardfloor – Gtech Mk2 AirRam Cordless Upright Vacuum Cleaner
• Best for Carpet – Vax OnePWR Blade 4 Cordless Vacuum Cleaner

1. Top Choice – Shark Cordless Stick Vacuum Cleaner [IZ320UK] Anti Hair Wrap

Do you know how long I’ve waited for a vacuum that doesn’t get hair tangled around it? It’s finally here!

Normally with a roller brush vacuum like a Shark or Dyson, the hair wraps around it if you’ve got a house full of long hair people or long-haired pets, this eventually jams it and limits the suction.

The answer is turning it upside down and having to try and cut all the hair-free while you pull dust all over the floor. A messy and tricky job I hate. But no more! The anti-hair wrap removes hair while you’re vacuuming making this the most hassle-free vacuum you can buy.

Couple that with the fact it has two batteries and a dual charger cradle meaning you can have one battery charging while you use the other for continuous cleaning, perfect.

Duo-clean technology inside means you’ve got two rollers for more effective pick up generally but also the ability to switch from hard floors to carpet without changing heads, just flick a switch at the handle.

For storage, it doesn’t have the wall mount some stick vacuums have but it does have flexology which allows it to bend under low furniture but also folds in half so you can store it upright, and folded in half it’s quite a slight machine.

The charging cradle sits on a countertop with a regular plug, and it’s got indicator lights to show you when it’s fully charged and as it drains while you’re vacuuming.

Where doesn’t it hold up? The boost mode gets activated with a trigger you pull back rather than a button so you have to hold it down which can be tricky on stairs. But this stops you from accidentally draining the battery.

Also, the easy empty canister has a metal shroud in the middle which can get dust wrapped around it so you might have to stick a hand in if it’s overfilled to get rid of the dust which can be a bit messy but it’s fairly common to most vacuums.

That’s my next dream now the anti-hair wrap has been filled.

Finally, you can use it as a handheld vacuum that fits all the tools including the main floor head which is great for giving your stairs a deep clean.

If you’re looking for powerful cleaning and the most hassle-free vacuum cleaner then this is the one for you, long run time, free-standing and no untangling hair. The ease of use is unmatched.

2. Best for Pets – Dyson V8 Animal Handheld Vacuum Cleaner

First off yes there are newer cordless models of Dyson vacuums, but the newest Dyson V11 Absolute costs £600! Now I don’t care how good a vacuum cleaner is, it should not cost you that much money to clean your house. And not when you can go back a few models and still get excellent cleaning for almost half the price.

But, the V8 is an excellent choice if you’re dealing with pet hair. You’ve got powerful suction and a motorised head to lift pet hair out of carpets and off furniture. You only get one b battery which gives you 30 minute run time so this is your everyday spot cleaner. Quickly take it off the wall bracket and whizz around the rooms that get used the most, pick all the pet hair up and then store it again on a single charge.

But if you have pets and need a longer clean then go for the Shark above, it’s got the two batteries and honestly does just as good a job at pet hair in the home.

It’s got the all-important HEPA filter which works to take allergens out the air and leave your home feeling fresher. This is especially good if anyone in the house has asthma.

What’s strange is the wall mount is designed to store some of the most used tools but not all of them, not a huge deal but a bit of a strange one.

The motorised head gets turned on for carpets allowing a deep clean of any dust in it but this does shorten the use time to about 25-30 minutes if you have a lot of carpets to deal with. But it’s got a mini motorised tool to get into your furniture and your car to clean them thoroughly as well as a dusting brush and a crevice tool which is good for down car seats and down the sides of sofas.

If you’re dealing with pet hair then you need a better vacuum cleaner, and a Dyson is always going to be a great choice for that.

3. Best on a Budget under £100 – VYTRONIX Cordless Upright Vacuum Cleaner With HEPA Filter

When you’re on a budget you have to accept that you’re not going to get as good a product. Not necessarily a bad product, but certainly not as good.

Where I think this is perfect is as a secondary vacuum, you have your normal more powerful vacuum that you can use once a week or once every two weeks and then use this one every day for a quick clean up.

I’ve got a dog that needs to be vacuumed after every day so this is great for a daily clean of the rooms he’s in and then I’ve got my upright Dyson that does the deep clean of the house.

It’s got a HEPA filter which is excellent for the price to remove tiny dust particles out of the air for a fresher home. It’s also got the motorised head for carpets but it does a good job on hard floors too.

And you know what? Considering it’s well under £100 and works as a smaller handheld vacuum you still get a good clean of your home. A fine choice if you’re on a budget but be aware it’s not as good as the Shark or the Dyson above.

4. Best for Hardfloor – Gtech Mk2 AirRam Cordless Upright Vacuum Cleaner

This is a fantastic choice for cleaning up hard floors, it’s got a downward suction technology that stops you from blowing what you’re trying to vacuum up away.

And it does an OK job on carpets if you have some carpet or rugs but it’s definitely better for hard floor cleaning.

What I love is that the dust gets compacted into a tube, you get 2.4L of dust into a 0.6L canister and then it’s got an ejection system that you pull a lever down and it squeezes all the dust out hands-free, and actually hands-free.

Which is something I love so that you don’t have to stick your hands in and spray dust everywhere when you empty it.

Another definite plus is that all the weight is in the head on the floor instead of at the handle, which means that it feels lighter to push around and to pick up because gravity isn’t working against you. It means it doesn’t have a handheld version but if you need a lightweight vacuum then this is a great choice.

It’s a bit bulky so doesn’t do a great job at getting right into corners there’s no hose so you’ll need to brush out with a brush, maybe your hand or even your foot to get debris out of corners under cabinets and such in the kitchen.

But if you want the best cleaning from a cordless vacuum cleaner for hard floors this is it.

5. Best for Carpet – Vax OnePWR Blade 4 Cordless Vacuum Cleaner

Straight from the horse’s mouth “Proven to clean carpets better than the UK’s Top 3 best selling cordless vacuums ”

This was based on sales during 2018 so I’d be curious to know how it holds up compared to the newer Shark I reviewed above, and best selling vacuum doesn’t mean the best. But my scepticism aside it does do a great job at cleaning carpets.

You can use the boost mode for a deeper clean of thick carpets and you’ve got 45 minutes to get around your whole house which is more than enough. Especially because the ease of a cordless vacuum allows for much more frequent cleaning.

The wall mount isn’t too bulky and works as a leaning post rather than a hanger, so you lean the Vax against the wall mount and it clips into place. Debatable if this is better or worse than a hanging bracket, I just think it’s different.

What’s really good is the special motor provides consistent cleaning power right up until it’s full and needs emptying so there’s no drop off in cleaning. All cordless vacs need regular emptying but some tend to start strong and fade as they fill up.

It’s got a 3-year guarantee which is good and it’s a solid mid-range price. Much better than the Vytronix but I don’t think it’s as good as the Shark or Dyson which put it nicely in its price range.

Advantages of Cordless Vacuum Cleaners

Anything that makes cleanup easier is always a bonus in my book. Cordless vacuums are excellent for cleaning with superb cleaning power and super handy for quick cleanups.

A vacuum that is a chore to set up, take out of storage and then put back after a tiring clean up means you won’t use it for small jobs.

Here are some of the advantages to using a cordless vacuum:

Lack of Sockets

Many older homes have few sockets. With a cordless, you can get to every inch of the room without restrictions. And that makes them portable. Bring it to your weekend, off-grid cabin without any issues. Bring it on the boat or out to the car. This is the most obvious advantage.

Lightweight

Once again, you can keep up a tidy house easier when the vacuum is lightweight so you’re more likely to use it.

Many units are under 4 pounds, so even a big clean up won’t fatigue you in the same way that a big vacuum would.

The elderly are much more able to get the house cleaned up since it won’t put a strain on the back and is easy to manoeuvre around.

We have a separate article on lightweight vacuums well worth checking out if this is an issue.

Easy Storage

A small profile means it can easily fit into any closet. Not only that, but many have wall mounts where they can be stored out of the way and connected to a socket to charge. Taking your vacuum along for the ride is easy as well since it takes up little space in your car or boat.

Good on Stairs

Many of the cordless vacuums can also be used as a mini handheld vacuum to tackle stairs. Why risk getting tangled up in a cord on the stairs when you can move freely without even thinking about it?

The next biggest barrier to getting your stairs clean is the cord itself. Many times it won’t reach the top of the stairs.

You can always get a smaller vacuum for stairs if it’s an issue though.

Disadvantages of a Cordless Vacuum

Of course, not everything comes without a con. There are some disadvantages that may be enough of a reason to not buy a cordless vacuum.

Battery Life

Newer cordless vacuums can boast an hour of battery time with normal usage. This is more than enough time for most people, but if you find yourself needing more time, there is no way around it. You need to judge how long your average hoovering time will be before you purchase.

Charge Time

If you do find yourself with a dead battery and more to clean, you will need to wait a few hours before you can use it again. It can take up to four hours for a full charge with most vacuums.

Small Dust Capacity

This isn’t an issue for most people who buy a cordless vacuum since it is either used as a secondary vacuum or it is meant to be used in small spaces. But if you have bigger jobs, chances are you will be emptying the canister often. Most cordless vacuums have small canisters that are typically less than 1 litre, many times around a half litre.

Charging Area

Not everybody wants their vacuum hanging on the wall in plain sight while it charges and would rather put it away when done. Sockets in closets are a luxury for most, so charging has to be done before you can put the vacuum away for the day.

Human Error

What happens when you need to clean and realize that you had forgotten to charge the vacuum the last time you used it? Hopefully, you’re friendly with your neighbours and they have a good vacuum as you will likely need them to help you out with a loaner hoover. Having one more thing to keep in mind when you need to clean up can be a hassle.

Must Haves When Buying A Cordless Vacuum

This is a subjective list, to be honest. Some of these must-have items might fall under the nice-to-have category for some.

That said, it’s better to have some of these features and not need them than to suddenly find you need some and don’t have them.

Suction Power

a vacuum that can’t properly clean your carpet is not a tool you want to waste money on. Make sure you pay attention to the power of your cordless vacuum. Take into account, though, that the wattage of a vacuum isn’t always the best indicator of how well a vacuum will suck the debris from your carpet.

Many cordless vacuums are great for cleaning hard floors but not so great when cleaning rugs. Make sure you evaluate your needs before you buy one.

Clearly Advertised Battery Life

As I already mentioned, the battery of most vacuums will last long enough to clean an entire home.

One caveat to that though, is how long they last at high power. If you see that a vacuum can clean for an hour after a full charge, make sure you read on to see if that includes high power.

Many times the advertised length of time is only at low power and high power will kill your battery in less than half the time. The best cordless vacuums will have a long battery life even at high power.

Rotating Brush

This is a must-have for pet owners. Some cordless vacuums are not good at picking up pet hair because the suction is not as powerful as most corded vacuums. If you have a pet, then usually you’ll need to use the high power which will reduce your cleaning time considerably.

Having a rotating brush will help to beat the pet hair off of your carpet or furniture without needing to use the higher power setting.

This may fall into the nice-to-have category for non-pet owners.

Accessories

Like any vacuum, accessories can help you tackle every vacuuming job in the house. Take advantage of the cordless vacuum being lightweight and make sure it has a crevice tool for overhead jobs as well as getting into the nooks of your furniture.

Multi-use Functionality

Most cordless vacuum cleaners are the stick variety that can double as a handheld vacuum. Getting the stairs done is much easier when you can detach the stick and use it as a mini vacuum. This also helps with cleaning the car and doing quick spot cleans on the furniture or a dog bed.

Let’s get into the list of the best cordless vacuums. As usual, if you have any questions or comments about any of the vacuums I am reviewing here, please drop a note in the comment section below. If you feel I missed a good vacuum you would like to see reviewed let me know that as well!

Other Cordless Vacuum Cleaner Reviews

Numatic HVB160 Henry Cordless Cylinder Vacuum Cleaner Review

When you want a traditional cylinder vacuum, but you don’t want the hassle of a cord there is the trusted Henry Numatic cordless version.

It has everything that you would expect from a Henry with the bonus that it doesn’t matter where or how many sockets you have. Clean the car, boat shed whatever without worrying about plugging into the mains.

Seeing as how you have a traditional vacuum, it is ideal for use on carpets, just as the corded version would be. You get all the same power and suction as a traditional Henry. It comes with a crevice tool and an upholstery brush tool that is stored onboard for easy access.

Though if you prefer a bagless vacuum you might be disappointed in needing to buy bags, the fact is you won’t be buying them often. The cordless Henry boasts a mighty 9 litres of cylinder for dust.

The floor head is a bit disappointing since it does not have a rotating brush. Luckily, the suction power can still pull up some deeply rooted debris from your carpet. It is adjustable so it works great on hard floors, too.

A HEPA filter is a welcome feature for allergy sufferers. Particularly those with pets.

It’s a one of a kind model that gives you the benefit of going cordless without any sacrifice of a traditional vacuum. Not everybody wants or needs a stick vacuum or upright. For those who don’t like change, this is the perfect option.

 

Vax Blade Cordless Stick Vacuum Cleaner Review

With so many convenient features and great performance, it’s no wonder Vax makes the cut for the best stick cordless vacuum cleaner.

At 45 minutes it has among the longest run times of the cordless vacuums I have reviewed. The brush on the floor head can be turned off so it doesn’t run the battery down. A very nice detail is the Smart control to let you know how much time is left before you run out of battery.

A powerful battery not only lasts long but also makes for a powerful motor. In fact, it is almost as powerful as most corded vacuums. It features Helix Technology which is sort of like the cyclone style of a Dyson. A turbo boost button helps give that extra push to clean up the more determined stains and debris from carpets. Having this option to use for a moment also helps keep the battery running.

It’s very manoeuvrable thanks to the steering function of the floor head. Though it is a bit on the heavy side, it still glides very well and gets into some tight areas.

The dustbin can handle up to 0.6 litres of debris before dumping, but that is a little deceiving. In a good way, though. Dust and pet hair form into a compact puck so it compresses down to allow for more capacity. It also makes it less messy to empty the canister.

It converts easily to a handheld to clean upstairs and other areas. A turbo brush which is ideal for pet hair can be attached to the handheld or the full cleaning wand.

All in all, this is a well thought out vacuum that is easy to use and has the small details covered. The price is lower than other stick vacuums that don’t offer as many features as the Vax.

 

Shark Cordless DuoClean Vacuum Cleaner with Flexology Review

Truth be told, the Shark DuoClean Cordless vacuum cleaner is a better vacuum than the Morphy Richards. However, I think it’s the price tag that keeps it from being the best selling cordless vacuum in the UK. That might keep it out of reach for some buyers, but if it is in your budget you get a wonderful machine.

Like most other Shark vacuums it comes with the DuoClean system of rollers on the floor head. This makes quick work of stubborn messes which in turn means less run time and less worry about the battery dying mid hoover.

This system also works great to clean up pet hair and other messes from our furry friends.

The flexible hose helps to get into some tough to reach areas. And the accessories also add to the ability to get a thorough clean of all areas. A crevice tool, dust brush and upholstery tool all help to get a deep clean, but the standout accessory is the pet turbo brush attachment for when it converts to a handheld vacuum.

As a handheld, it is very powerful. Great on stairs or in the car, it feels like having a full vacuum in a small handheld package.

Adding to the convenience is that it can stand on its own. It doesn’t need a dedicated charging dock so it can be stored anywhere.

The downside is that it averages 25 minutes for battery runtime. That may be enough for many people. If you have a small flat or like to do frequent cleanups, then this could be your ideal solution.

We have some more Shark vacuum reviews if you like the brand.

 

BLACK+DECKER 2 in 1 Cordless Vac with Smart tech Review

While it can only run for 20 minutes at a full charge, for many people that should be enough time. Particularly if this is a secondary vacuum used for spot cleaning or a light tidy up.

It works great on hard floors as it has a sensor that detects what kind of surface you are cleaning. It reserves its energy on hard floors and then kicks into turbo mode when it senses that you are cleaning a deep pile of rug.

A handy indicator lets you know when the battery is on its last legs. Not only that but there is a filter monitor which alerts you to change the filter. Many times, loss of suction is due to a clogged filter. Knowing when to change the filter will prolong the life of the vacuum. It will also keep your battery from overload as it struggles to maintain suction if your filter is clogged.

It converts to a handheld in a snap with the push of a button. And it weighs only slightly more than 1 kg. At 20 minutes runtime that should be more than enough time to hoover out the car.

The rotator brush does a nice job on the larger debris you tend to need it for when hovering up the floor. Particularly in kitchens or in entryways where mud can be tracked.

If you’re not up to the price tag of the Bosch, this is a nice choice that still does the job.

 

Morphy Richards Handheld 2-in-1 Supervac Review

The best selling cordless vacuum on Amazon UK is the Morphy Richards 2-in-1 Supervac Cordless Vacuum Cleaner. Let’s take a look at why that might be.

The most obvious reason is the price for what you get. For less than £100 you get a great cleaning cordless vacuum with some nice extra features.

An 18V battery gives the vacuum nice power that cleans well on carpets and hard floors. For extra cleaning power, the floor head has a rotating brush. Great news for pet owners!

A full charge will last about 35 minutes, which is usually enough time for most cleanups. From a completely dead battery, it takes roughly 5 hours to fully charge. After most quick cleanups you may only require an hour or so.

It’s lightweight at 3.9 kg, so for the less fit among us or the elderly, that comes as a welcome feature. Using accessories like the crevice tool means that overhead jobs can be done easily without straining one’s back.

The 2 in 1 function works great so you have the option of a handheld which just easily snaps off the body. And the collapsible handle means it can be stored just about anywhere.

This is a nice option for people who want cordless but not a stick. Though seeing as how it is not a stick, it would have been nice to have a larger dustbin. The Morphy Richards is only .4 litres.

This vacuum works well as a second vacuum for quick jobs or areas without enough sockets. It is powerful and efficient enough to be used as your only vacuum as well. Overall, it is popular for the reason that it does what you expect your vacuum to do whether it is cordless or not.

Hoover Lithium 2-in-1 Freedom Cordless Stick Vacuum Cleaner Review

Lightweight yet powerful, the Hoover Freedom gives you a lot in a stick vacuum.

25 minutes of battery life can tackle many cleaning jobs. The rotating brush on the floor head can be turned off so if you are working on hard floor or low pile carpet, you don’t need to run the battery down by using an unnecessary brush.

The dustbin canister is a respectable .7 litres. For a stick cordless vacuum, that’s on the large side.

The pistol grip is very comfortable and keeps your hand from getting tired. It also has continuous power mode so you don’t need to have your finger constantly on the trigger to keep it going.

This stick vacuum fits the bill for your average home. It’s powerful enough for most cleanups and easy to use.

Bosch Athlet Upright All Floor Cordless Vacuum Cleaner Review

This is not only the best cordless vacuum for hard floors, but it also ranks very high to the top of the list of best overall.

The performance and battery run time is excellent. 60 minutes on average battery life, and that is with using a power boost often. On low power, you may even see better results and longer run time.

The motor is so strong it rivals many corded vacuums. It’s lightweight and highly manoeuvrable to get into any area of your home. It cleans right up to the edge of the floor.

Though it is on the top of my list for best hard floor vacuum, that doesn’t mean it isn’t good on carpets. It features a sensor that detects what kind of surface it needs to clean and reacts accordingly for better efficiency. The nozzle is powered so it excels at picking up larger debris.

The Bosch Athlet is ideal for larger homes, not only because of the long battery time but also because it has a large dust canister. At .9 litres it won’t need to be emptied mid cleanup. In fact, you may get several sessions out of it before it needs to be emptied. The rotating brush is removable for an easy clean as well. Nice to have when you’re cleaning up pet hair.

The price tag may put it out of reach for some, but you do get what you pay for. The motor is long-lasting, so look at it as an investment that will pay dividends for years to come and you will be satisfied.

 

Von Haus Rechargeable Bagless Vacuum Cleaner Review

Sometimes you just don’t have to spend a fortune to get a good quality cordless vacuum cleaner. Von Haus delivers with this economical model that has some really nice features.

First, 40 minutes of run time is impressive for any cordless vacuum, never mind one for the price. That is on normal power. The battery time is reduced at high but still boasts an impressive 25 minutes of hoovering at full speed.

120 watts of suction gives you some good cleaning power. Great on floors or carpets. The one caveat, however, is that it is not great for deep pile rugs. Low and medium pile rugs are not a challenge, especially since it has a rotating brush head to knock the debris up from the carpet.

It’s easy to manoeuvre since it is reasonably lightweight and has a swivel head. And the handheld portable version is nice and compact. What I really like about it is that it converts from a stick to a handheld by removing the tube. In this way, it is the same as a full vacuum, floor head with a rotating brush included.

There is a crevice tool attachment as well as an upholstery brush head.

The charging dock is a bit of a downer as it doesn’t stand up on its own. Charging it while it is stored means you will need a socket in your closet. Otherwise, you simply need to keep it out for the 4 hours to charge it fully. That is the charge time from zero, so if you didn’t deplete the battery completely it will take considerably less time than that.

The verdict on this cordless vacuum is that you would need to spend much more to get the quality cleaning power and extra features. If you’re on a budget you needn’t sacrifice with this economical cordless hoover.

Hoover Long-Running Vacuum Cleaner Review

The only thing that keeps this off the top spot for the best cheap cordless vacuum is the fact that it doesn’t convert into a handheld portable vacuum.

If that isn’t a feature that you need, then you will be happy with this purchase.

60 minutes for a cordless vacuum is very, very good. The suction is very good, too, so you can usually get that full 60 minutes since you won’t need to use the turbo boost except for when you encounter some heavy resistance.

The battery indicator is highly visible so you won’t be caught by surprise mid clean up with a dead battery. To get back to a full charge takes about 4 hours.

The agitator brush helps against debris stuck deep in the carpet and the high suction takes care of the rest.

It’s very manoeuvrable and easy to use. It’s 4kg so it isn’t the lightest model, but that is still a fairly lightweight vacuum.

It doesn’t have a lot of bells and whistles, but you get great performance at a reasonable price.

 

Vax U85-ACLG-B Air Cordless Upright Vacuum Cleaner Review

There is the cordless Henry for cylinder vacuum lovers, and for the upright fans that want to go cordless, there is the Vac Air Cordless Lift.

You get all the conveniences of an upright vacuum, the manoeuvrability, the small profile, and the rotating brush floor head. All with the added benefit of being cordless.

The rotating brush makes it ideal for carpets and cleaning pet hair. And 30 minutes of run time is more than enough time for most cleaning jobs.

The lift-out cylinder makes it ideal for use on stairs or taking it on the go with you to clean out your car or boat. Having a hose for use as a handheld gives you much more reach to get overhead or into hard to reach areas.

As an upright, the swivel floor head is very manoeuvrable to get around furniture.

It’s a great upright vacuum in its own right with a nice bonus of being cordless.

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