Flexology design for easier storage and cleaning under furniture.
if you suffer from allergies.. We think the lack of a HEPA filter is a missed opportunity for the Halo Capsule.A cordless vacuum with both a HEPA filter and a bagged design would instantly become one of our top recommendations for people with allergies.. Emptying and Cleaning.
As we’ve already mentioned, the Halo Capsule uses removable dust pouches.While most cordless models are bagless vacuum cleaners, we think the Capsule’s bags make it much easier to empty the vacuum without letting dust escape..The dust bag indicator turns red to let you know when the pouch is full, and then it’s simple to unclip the latch and pop the bag out of the canister.. There’s zero mess and no need to get your hands dirty.
We also like that the pouches are made from compostable paper but are still sturdy enough to contain all the mess.The flaw in the system is that you’ll need to remove the main wand to empty the cleaner, which is a bit of a pain (this is something we didn’t like on the Dyson V10 too).. You’ll also want to give the canister a quick clean to get rid of the dust that escaped the pouch.
As for cleaning the filter, there aren’t any messy cyclones to deal with, so it’s a straightforward job to pick out the filter and give it a rinse when needed.. VIEW PRICE.
The 32V battery on the Halo Capsule offers an impressive 60-minute maximum run time when used on the lowest setting., so it has a wider floorhead and bigger 1.65 litre dirt capacity.
It’s also packed with Shark’s premium features, such as the Powered Lift-Away canister and DuoClean floorhead.. We’re big fans of this vacuum cleaner for people with larger homes or pets that shed a lot.It’s heavier and more difficult to manoeuvre than other Shark vacuums we’ve reviewed, but the upside is the larger floorhead and bigger dust capacity.
It’s also great for cleaning around the home and makes quick work of pet hair..But does bigger mean better with this upright vacuum cleaner?
(Editor: Magnetic Trampolines)