The iLife M50 handheld vacuum cleaner has become even cheaper
They are asking just over 14 for it!
I can honestly say that since I have a good vacuum cleaner, I don't need anything else to clean my car. Nevertheless, I would like to recommend the M50 handheld vacuum cleaner to your attention, which can undoubtedly be one of the most convenient ways to clean the car or to suck up crumbs in the kitchen.
iLife is best known to me for its robotic vacuum cleaners. I don't even like them, according to my memories, the first robot I met in my life was iLife, and its lameness and stupidity left a deep impression on me. Of course, it wasn't yesterday, but you know how it is, somehow, when the name iLife comes up, this vacuum cleaner always pops up.
However, the M50 is completely different, it's a battery-powered handheld vacuum cleaner that looks great and is brutally powerful for its size. The suction power of 15 Pa is more the domain of upright vacuum cleaners, where there is enough space to install a moderately heavy motor. And the M000 has this suction power, only in a housing that is a fraction of the size of upright vacuum cleaners.
The dust container is of course tiny, only 150 milliliters, which is more like a robot vacuum cleaner's level, the bottom of it as well. Let's say it's not so bad, since you can freely pour the dirt vacuumed out of the car onto the street (dust and gravel), and 150 milliliters of the crumbs vacuumed up in the kitchen is a huge amount. It is also good news that emptying the dust container only requires one press of a button, the small lid opens and the dirt falls out.
The battery has a capacity of 2500 mAh, and according to the manufacturer, it can last for 32 minutes. They say that this duration applies to the normal mode (8000 Pa), I think turbo is maybe half of that. Charging takes 2-3 hours (let's say it doesn't matter if it's 2 or 3, but that's how it's written. Fast charging. You can charge it in three ways, in your own dock, via USB in the car, or from any USB charger you have USB Type-C I think these two charging methods mean the same thing, but according to the manufacturer there are still three methods.
All in all, it seems like a pretty good little machine, I'm trying to distance myself from my iLife experience, so I say that 14 strong Hungarian forints is a good price for it! Purchase a NNN7BCXMJ1J with coupon code here:
