New Vacuum: Lindhaus Valzer L-ion HEPA Digital Pro Cordless Upright

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It's expensive, but the runtime is excellent (40-60 minutes) and it's absolutely built to last. I'll probably do a more detailed/structured review soon. My 2 month impression is that this is a really useful vacuum that sits in a niche between your average cordless stick vac and a full size corded machine. Super easy to push on carpet as well.
Difference between the Valzer and the Karisma or LB3 is that the Valzer has a headlight, as far as I know.

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@YoumuHoover 2 года назад

Glad to see a full demo of this

@MVPVacuums 2 года назад

Glad to make the video! I'll probably record more with this machine in the future.

@braydencordrey8544 6 месяцев назад

Nice video man

@jbt8922 2 года назад

Great review.

@MVPVacuums 2 года назад

Thank you!

@fiveainone 2 года назад

Aw, why are there exhaust port holes blowing at the hose? Hoses tend to grab on to dust, and that’s just blowing it all over the place after it went through two hepa. So close to being perfect for me. I suppose I can tape it up or something.. there’s still two exit ports on the front top right?

@RobertTaylor66 2 года назад

I've been waiting so long for someone to review this vacuum. Lindhaus is the best. I currently have two, and have had two more over the years. When using the M30e, are you able to change the vacuum to maximum suction?

@MVPVacuums 2 года назад

Unfortunately not, and I think that's the Valzer L-Ion's biggest weakness. With the M30Ee the three options are: Power Nozzle On/Low Speed, Power Nozzle Off/Medium Speed, and Power Nozzle On/Suction Motor Off (for dry powder cleaning). I think the M30e provides a good amount of agitation, but it's better suited to a corded vacuum due to the size of the brushroll chamber. To illustrate what I mean, the M30e really struggles with hard floor debris pickup if I'm running it in the suction only mode. Stuff either gets trapped in the brushroll area or falls out of the vacuum as soon as I turn it off. In contrast, the M29R combo tool with its focused airpath sucks everything up on the first pass, even on the lowest speed setting. Criticisms aside, I really do like the Valzer L-Ion and Lindhaus in general as well. Which models have you owned?

@RobertTaylor66 2 года назад

@@MVPVacuums Such a shame. It is a lot of money to spend and have that limitation.

@SamLGND 2 года назад

@@RobertTaylor66 if u dont have carpet its pretty much a dream cordless for hardwoood abd quick pick ups

@mattheviewer 2 года назад

Helpful review. Kinda loud for a brushless motor, though.

@SamLGND 2 года назад

Still worth the high price tag?

@jasonmccurry3969 2 года назад

Where did you purchase?

@MVPVacuums 2 года назад

I got it from VacAndSewMN, who currently have it listed for $1300. Even at that price, I'm still pretty sure it's the least expensive Lindhaus Valzer/Karisma/LB3 L-Ion with the power nozzle included.

@fausto6882 2 года назад

What about the suction power? Is it powerful?

@MVPVacuums 2 года назад

It's not crazy powerful, but it's a decent performer in normal use. I have a video coming soon where I take some hose end suction + airflow readings on this machine, so stay tuned for that. Max Power Sealed Suction = 55" Working Vacuum = 17" Airflow = 52 CFM Min Power/Carpet Nozzle On Sealed Suction = 48" Working Vacuum = 10" Airflow = 41 CFM

@SamLGND 2 года назад

@@MVPVacuums its very expensive but i love the form factor and conveniance, but the suction power may be scaring me away , should i be worried? Is it worth it?