Levoit Vacuum Cleaners : How a Purifier Giant Built a Health-First Cleaning System

The real strength here is in value. For a vacuum in this price range, you get strong filtration, smart battery use, and solid daily performance. It’s not a deep-cleaning powerhouse, but it’s reliable, well-built, and extremely easy to use, making it an excellent buy for first-time vacuum shoppers or minimalists.

Build quality feels strong for its weight class, with tight construction, sturdy plastic, and quality joints. The battery, filters, and brush roll are all user-accessible and replaceable, giving it respectable long-term usability. As long as the vacuum is cleaned regularly—especially the brush and filters—it should deliver consistent performance over time.

As a cordless stick vacuum, it offers two-in-one versatility with a convertible handheld mode. The included attachments make it suitable for cleaning furniture, stairs, curtains, and car interiors. The 0.75L dustbin is fairly generous for a stick vacuum, though it may still require frequent emptying during full-home sessions. The lightweight frame and ergonomic handle make it an easy grab-and-go option.

This vacuum is lightweight, quiet, and easy to maneuver, with swivel steering and a flexible floorhead that helps it reach under furniture. At under 7 lbs, it’s one of the easiest cordless vacuums to carry room to room. Noise levels are moderate, and maintenance is simple: the bin empties with one click, filters rinse clean, and the brush roll is easy to access. It’s designed for ease above all.

While it doesn’t offer app control or Wi-Fi connectivity, the vacuum features real-time suction adjustment, a digital battery indicator, and touch-sensitive controls for intuitive use. The auto-detection of debris levels helps conserve battery life while optimizing cleaning performance—making it smarter than many others in its class, without the need for a companion app.

Levoit vacuums offer modest suction power, suitable for light daily cleanup on hard floors and low-pile rugs. The motors are efficient, but not made for deep carpet work or heavy debris. Their design emphasizes quiet operation and energy efficiency over brute suction. It’s a trade-off—but one that makes sense for users prioritizing wellness, noise, and lightness.

This vacuum performs best on hard floors, tile, and laminate, where its brush roll glides smoothly and captures both fine and large debris. It also handles low-pile carpets decently, though it may take a few passes for full effectiveness. On high-pile or plush carpet, however, its lightweight suction system may leave deeper dirt behind.

True to Levoit’s clean-air roots, the vacuum features a 5-stage sealed filtration system that captures 99.9% of particles as small as 0.3 microns. This makes it a solid choice for users with allergies or sensitivities. The filters are washable, and the sealed design keeps dust from escaping back into the air—a rare strength in this price range.

With an anti-tangle brush roll and a dedicated pet tool, the vacuum manages short and medium pet hair quite well—especially on hard floors and upholstery. The airflow is strong enough to lift fur, and the filtration traps dander efficiently. On thicker carpet or rugs, you may still need to manually remove wrapped strands from the brush, but for most pet owners, it does a tidy job.