
Hardwood on the main floor, carpet upstairs, and a playroom in the basement. Did all three on one charge with plenty left, then stood it at the top of the basement stairs and walked off. My old one would have died halfway down.

Main floor, upstairs and basement on one charge. Hair never wraps the brush roll. And the battery clicks out, covered for five years.
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The brush roll

A V-shaped brush roll with comb teeth strips long hair and pet hair off itself as it spins. The roller looks the same in month ten as it did on day one, and the suction stays where it started.
The bristles run in a V, so as it spins, hair is pushed to the centre instead of winding around the ends.
A row of teeth built into the head combs the hair off the roller on every turn, and the suction takes it straight into the cup. Long hair, dog hair, cat hair, the thread off a rug.
A roller that is not wrapped in hair keeps pulling the way it did on the first day. No slow fade by month three.
Flip the head over out of habit in week two and find nothing on it. The hair is in the cup where it belongs.
What it is like to use

The small things nobody puts on the box, and the reasons the central vac hose and the corded one stay in the closet.
Five green lights on the head throw a low beam across the floor. Fine dust and pale pet hair along the edges of the room and under the bed show up in it. A little gross, weirdly satisfying, then gone.
It balances on its own head. No leaning it against a wall, no dock hunting, no drilling if you do not want to. The door goes, you put it down, it stays put.
A big clear cup means a whole-house run in a house with pets is one trip to the garbage. Press the button, the bottom drops open, your hands stay clean.
Pull the wand off for the stairs, the couch, the car seats and the mattress. Both tools hang on the dock so they are always where you left them.
Every Vekto comes with a 5-year warranty, battery included, and 60 days to try it in your own home.
The battery

Up to 60 minutes on one charge does the house, the stairs and the car. Most cordless batteries start to fade around year two. This one clicks out, a spare can be ordered any time, and it is covered for five years.
A three-bedroom home with stairs is 25 to 40 minutes of vacuuming, so it does not die with one room left.
Press the catch and it slides off the handle. A tired battery is a part, not a write-off.
You always know if you can finish the stairs.
A new one comes to you free.
Customer reviews
From customers who sent a photo along with their review.

Hardwood on the main floor, carpet upstairs, and a playroom in the basement. Did all three on one charge with plenty left, then stood it at the top of the basement stairs and walked off. My old one would have died halfway down.

Two dogs that shed like it is a job. Flipped the head over after a week expecting the usual rope of hair and there was nothing on it. It is heavier than I expected held up high for the ceiling fan, so one star off for that.

Under the high chair three times a day, and it is a thirty-second job now because the thing is by the door and not under the stairs. My daughter follows the green light around the kitchen.

Bought it after the third expensive one died right after its warranty. Six weeks in, the cup still takes the whole 4 1/2 and the car in one go, and it lives on the dock by the door instead of the closet.
A repair engineer's view

Two things land on my bench every week. A brush roll wound solid with hair, and a cordless with a battery nobody can buy anymore. The first one strangles the motor slowly, the second one turns a machine into a paperweight at two years. Vekto took both off the table. The roller combs the hair off itself, and the battery is covered like the rest of it. That is why I tell people to buy it.
Your guarantee
Two months as your only vacuum. The stairs, the rugs, the couch, the car. If it does not do your whole home on one charge, or you simply change your mind, send it back and you get all of it back, no restocking fee. And it is covered for five years after that, battery included.
Keep the box for 60 days. That is the only rule.
Common questions
Anything else, the help page goes deeper, and a real person answers at any hour.
It clicks out, and it is covered. The 5-year warranty includes the battery: if it drops below 80% of its runtime in those five years, you get a new one free, before you send the old one back. Spare batteries can be ordered any time. Filters, heads and tools stay in stock for five years.
At the job it is for, yes. A refurb is often final sale with a one-year warranty. This one gives you 60 days to send it back and five years of cover, battery included. You also get a dust cup that is one empty per run, a roller that strips its own hair, and a stick that stands on its own.
Yes, with the head on. A typical three-bedroom home with stairs and a hallway gets done on the quiet setting with battery to spare. The top setting is for the bad spots, not the whole house, and it drains faster, the way it does on every cordless.
The brush roll is V-shaped with comb teeth that strip hair off it as it spins. People with retrievers and long hair in the house say they have never once touched the roller. If yours ever wraps in the first 60 days, send it back.
Both. The motorized head lifts the pile on rugs and carpet, and the quiet setting glides over wood, tile and vinyl. Very deep, thick shag can stall any cordless head, this one included.
It weighs 3.48 kg with the floor head on. Light enough to carry up the stairs one-handed and to do each step as a handheld. It is a little heavier than the lightest sticks, so the ceiling fan is a job for two hands. If it feels too heavy, you have 60 days to send it back.
The standard Canadian plug, on 120 V. Nothing needs an adapter.

5-year warranty · 60-day money-back guarantee · free shipping across Canada