Best sellerVekto Vacuum V18
Hoover the whole house and the car on one charge.
- Up to 60 min on one charge
- Strong 55 kPa suction
- No hair round the roller
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Carpets, hard floors, sofas, car seats, grout and condensation. Each Vekto is built around the part that fails on the big names, rated 4.8 or better by UK owners, and covered for five years with 60 days at home.
Best sellerHoover the whole house and the car on one charge.

Laminate and tiles clean with tap water, dry in about a minute

Condensation off the glass in seconds. Nothing on the sill, no towels.

Spills and pet accidents out of the sofa, the dirty water back in the tank

Hoover and mop in one pass, the dirty water in its own tank.
Accessories
A second battery for the big cleaning days, fresh HEPA filters, and the Power Kit for the V18. Every spare is stocked for five years.
In real homes

Light enough to carry up one-handed and do each step as a handheld. The green light on the front shows crumbs along the edge of the carpet I'd been walking past for years. My wife noticed the stairs before I said anything.

Laminate downstairs, carpet up, one dog who moults like it's her job. Did the whole house on one charge with plenty left and I have flipped the head over ten times looking for hair. Nothing on it. My old one got the scissors every Sunday. Still a bit suspicious, to be honest.

Eight-month-old who licks the kitchen floor, so the floor spray went in the bin the day this arrived. Did the whole of downstairs after his tea and the boards were fine to put him back on by the time I'd rinsed the pad. Nothing on his hands but crumbs now.

Victorian terrace, quarry tiles in the kitchen, and the lines between them had been grey since my mother-in-law moved in with us. Took the little unit off and went along them while the football was on. My husband thought I'd had someone in. Did the hob while it was still hot, then the cubicle door track upstairs. Her carer does the bathroom floor with it on a Tuesday now because it isn't heavy, which is the bit I didn't expect.

Back bedrooms in our 1930s semi, both kids' windows soaked by half seven every October. Used to go round with a bath towel and wring it out over the bath. This went over each pane in about four strokes and the frame underneath was dry when I ran a finger along it. My daughter asked where the towel had gone.

Shower screen every morning, thirty seconds, no more limescale tide marks. Charged it twice in a month.

Started on the pouffe the kids put their feet on. Water came out like stewed tea on the first go, then the armrests, then the hall carpet by the back door. Sat down that night and it was dry. I've since done my mum's two armchairs. She was mortified.

Spaniel comes in from the field and goes straight up to bed. Carried it upstairs one-handed, socket by the bathroom, lead reached the hall. Four steps looked a different shade to the others so I ended up doing the lot. Brown water, properly brown.

Victorian terrace, black and white tiles that showed every print the dog left. Kitchen, then hall, then the back porch once she had been out, and it still had two bars showing. What I poured away was the colour of strong tea. Properly grim and properly satisfying.

Two labradors, grey LVT through the kitchen and a husband who'd started hinting about getting a cleaner in. Used to hoover, then steam, then wipe the streaks off with a tea towel. Now it's one go round after tea while the kids do their homework. What came out on the first go was embarrassing. Three weeks in and it feels different under bare feet.
Use it the way you really live, every room, the stairs, the car, the windows. If it does not earn its place, send it back and we refund you in full.
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