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Cordless Vacuum Cleaner

Cordless Vacuum Cleaner

By Cordless · Cordless Stick Vacuums · Cleaning & Smart Home

  • 650W motor delivering up to 55KPa suction in Max mode
  • Up to 70 min runtime (Min mode)
  • 26-inch flexible hose + 8-in-1 accessory kit
  • V-shaped anti-tangle roller brush with green LED headlight
  • 1.5L dust cup

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$94.59
from $94.59 at AliExpress · Checked Oct 17, 2026

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Summary

The same hardware ships under a dozen names, so check the warranty and spare-part support for the exact badge before you buy.

Strengths

  • Strong suction on hard floors and low-pile rugs in a single pass on mid power.
  • The green LED headlight shows up fine dust and hair that white LEDs miss.
  • The anti-tangle roller keeps hair out of the brush and feeds it into the bin.
  • Light enough for one-handed carry up stairs, and it stands on its own.
  • Eco mode runs about 60-70 minutes, enough for a two-bedroom apartment.
  • The mohomo version has a lock-on trigger that saves your hand on long jobs.

Weaknesses

  • Max mode drains the battery in 18-25 minutes, so it is only good for spot cleaning.
  • The dust cup fills quickly in homes with heavy shedders and needs mid-session empties.
  • Edge and baseboard pickup is weak; you need a second pass or the crevice tool.
  • The roller slows and leaves stray hairs on medium and thick rugs.
  • On some SMOTURE units the HEPA filter comes loose when you remove the dust cup.
  • Warranty terms range from 12 months to unstated, and spare parts are badge-specific.

Verified specifications

Motor650W brushless.
Runtimeup to 70 minutes in eco mode; 18-25 minutes in max/turbo mode.
Charge timeabout 4 hours on the mohomo version.
Floor headV-shaped anti-tangle motorized roller with a green LED headlight.
DisplayLED touch screen for mode and battery status.
Storagefreestanding body with a wall-mount charging dock.
Filtrationmulti-layer sealed system with a HEPA element; the listing claims 99% capture above 0.1 micron, sibling variants claim 99.99% at 0.1 micron.
Dust cup1.5L on the listing, 1.8L on sibling variants.
Batterydetachable lithium pack on some variants; 8x2800mAh on the mohomo version, 8x2500mAh at 22.2V on the XenonLab H015.
Weight5 lb for the XenonLab H015, 8 lb for the mohomo V5.
Dimensions45.0 x 4.0 x 8.0 in on the mohomo V5; the XenonLab H015 ships in a 17 x 12 x 7 in box.
In the boxa 26-inch flexible hose and an 8-in-1 accessory kit; sibling listings add a crevice tool, a 2-in-1 brush, wall dock, adapter and sometimes a spare HEPA filter.
Full research notes and sources

Which model this is

This is a white-label vacuum: the same 650W, 55KPa hardware sells under at least a dozen names, including mohomo, SMOTURE, ERIOBOM, ElecKeys, XenonLab, DYRCJ, Vrbgify, NADALY, OZEECO, PKWIST, Kermoky and JELLYPIG. No official manufacturer page, model number or spec sheet was found for the badge itself, so you are buying a spec sheet with a label rather than a brand. The listing for this badge is ASIN B0H6Z6G8PH.

Suction, runtime and floors

No air-watt equivalent exists for this hardware, so treat 650W and 55KPa as manufacturer claims shared across every badge of the platform.

Runtime is where the headline drifts. The 70 minutes is an eco-mode number, and owners who cover a two-bedroom apartment on eco report roughly 60-70 minutes. Max mode is a different machine: 18-25 minutes, enough for a spot clean and no more. Plan around eco and use max sparingly.

On hard floors and low-pile rugs owners like it. The green LED headlight reveals fine dust and hair in dim light, and the V-shaped anti-tangle roller feeds hair into the bin instead of wrapping the brush. Two weaknesses are consistent: edge and baseboard pickup is weak and needs a second pass or the crevice tool, and the roller slows and leaves stray hairs on medium and thick rugs. The body stands on its own, though self-standing is less reliable on carpet than on hard floor. On some SMOTURE units the HEPA filter comes loose when the dust cup is removed.

Filters and running costs

Maintenance is simple if you keep up with it: wash and fully dry the HEPA filter and dustbin before reinstalling, because a damp filter costs suction; empty the bin before airflow is restricted; inspect the brush roll periodically even with the anti-tangle design; and use only the supplied charger.

Sibling badges sit at very different prices. The ERIOBOM version was listed at $189.99 with a 90-day average of $160.55 and an all-time low of $109.99 (2026-09-28); the mohomo 650W at $119.96, usually $138.19; the SMOTURE 650W at $169.98 with a $129.98 low; and the NADALY badge at $144.64 usual with a $98.99 low. Wirecutter’s budget benchmark, the Tineco GO Pet, is often $200 or less and brings a 3-year warranty and a replaceable battery.

The recurring costs are replacement HEPA filters and, eventually, a battery.

Warranty, parts and repairability

Warranty terms are inconsistent across the family: 12 months on the mohomo V5, unstated in the XenonLab H015 manual, unstated on the ERIOBOM product page, and seller-dependent for this badge. Wirecutter treats a 2-year warranty and a replaceable battery as the category standard, and this class falls short of it.

The battery is detachable on some variants, which helps, but replacement availability is badge-specific; the XenonLab H015 family has a spare battery listed as KB-H015C. Reddit’s budget-vacuum threads steer buyers toward brands with removable, replaceable batteries and away from this class, and no long-term durability data exists for the model.

Is it worth it?

Below about $120 this is strong budget value for a hard-floor home with area rugs and a shedding pet, as long as you accept the white-label warranty risk and plan around eco-mode runtime. From $120 to $150 it is fair, and worth cross-shopping against the Tineco GO Pet. From $150 to $200 it weakens, and above $200 the established brands with their longer warranties, parts networks and tested performance are the better buy. No professional test covers this model: RTINGS tests major brands only, Wirecutter recommends Dyson, Shark, Tineco and Bissell, and the sites that review this class disclose that they run no test lab or skipped hands-on testing.

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