Beldray BEL01150 Turbo Plus Cordless Multi-Surface Vacuum Cleaner, 22.2 V, 0.5 L Dust Container, Motorised Floor Brush, LED Lights, Up to 45 Minutes Runtime, Grey

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It’s good to see that this tool can clip onto the wand, so you can carry it around as you get on with your vacuuming. Follow up- senior management at Beldray got in touch and resolved this matter. Given the resolution, I have amended my rating. Thank you.

For reasons of hygiene and safety, personal grooming products, cosmetics or items of intimate clothing cannot be returned. Unwanted Food or Drink Products - Once supply conditions are broken, there are a number of factors outside of our control that can affect the quality of a product. Therefore perishable goods such as food and drink cannot be returned. You can’t expect a lot of power from a cheap vacuum cleaner such as this, and the Beldray 2-In-1 Cordless Vacuum (BEL01088ALFOB) doesn’t have a lot of raw power. Measuring it at the nozzle, I tested the cleaner’s power in airwatts (AW) – this uses both suction power and airflow. On low power, the cleaner got 22AW, which is very low, while high power jumped to 38AW, which is still a lot lower than much of the competition. There’s a 1.2-litre dust container on this model, which is larger than on many vacuum cleaners, and proves handy if you don’t want to empty the Beldray 2-In-1 Cordless Vacuum very often. Emptying is quite easy: the bottom flap opens up so that dirt can go into the bin. But before we get into the detailed Beldray 22.2V Turbo Plus Cordless Vacuum Cleaner review the most obvious place to start with is what the manufacturer, retailer or brand have to say. Description from Robert Dyas/Beldray

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Being cordless, actual hoovering time is probably the most important feature, and the Beldray claims to go for 40 minutes. If true, that’s plenty long enough to run over most rooms of the house, or at least the downstairs floor if you’re in a particularly large abode. You’ll need five hours to recharge it. LEDs at the front of the floor head help light up where you’re going and it’s nice to see this on such a low-cost vacuum cleaner. The supermarket suggests taking it for a spin on hardwood floors, carpets, and even ceilings. Yes, you read the correctly, Aldi says it has “ceiling to floor cleaning” capabilities, meaning we may finally get to be rid of those pesky corner cobwebs. And with an LED for floor illumination, a crevice tool, brush attachment and two speed settings, we’re pretty excited to give it a go – move aside Mrs Hinch.