Enjoy versatile cleaning options with the Tineco C2 Cordless Stick Vacuum. Equipped with a 350 W motor this stick vacuum offers more suction power than the Tineco C1. Additional power ensures an even deeper clean and ability to tackle bigger messes in your home. This stick vacuum simplifies your daily routine by providing powerful suction where it is needed most. Thanks to its convenient lightweight design and fast conversion to a hand vac this powerful cleaning machine is all you need to take care of your space without the hassle of a cord! Focus on the essentials with a vacuum the entire family can rely on. Includes functional accessories advanced filtration hand vac conversion capabilities LED lighting for easy cleaning and continuous power mode so speed up your cleaning. Pull the trigger on the handle for a boost of suction or set the trigger lock to speed up your cleaning process when in a hurry.
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The vacuum experts say to never buy a Shark because Shark is one of the few companies, maybe the only company, that actively goes out of its way to prevent you from repairing their vacuums at all. They don't sell replacement parts, period. They use near proprietary screws (torx security bit) of various sizes that the vast majority won't have the tools for. They even make internal tabs for the exterior shell that snap together so if you try and take apart the vacuum it will break the tabs and then they won't fit securely together anymore.
Also Shark's warranty is useless and is more of a scam. They only guarantee parts that aren't subject to "wear and tear". So hoses, belts, cords, switches, pedals, the entire floor head, none of those are covered. You'll discover that basically the entire vacuum is under wear and tear and nothing that commonly needs repairing will be covered.
So if you're ok with buying an expensive, basically disposable vacuum every few years then buy a Shark. I would never buy anything from a company like that. As for Dyson, the experts say not to buy from them either. I forget the reasons. I think it was because their vacuums are very expensive and aren't that well built for the price. If you have the money to spend on a Dyson you should get a "buy it for life" vacuum instead like a Sebo, Numatic, or Miele (although people say Sebo is better than Miele in almost every way). They're made to let you repair them and have great performance and warranties.
They had the Tineco c2s for 30 dollars on clearance at my Walmart about 6 months ago. My only regret is I didn't get another one or 2 but a woman who worked there starting taking them all and I guess hid them in the back before I could. It's a shame because there were a lot of them about 12 or 15. It's worth it at this price posted if you need a cordless stick vacuum. Filters are cheap and easy to find to
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I got one on clearance at $35 in store few months ago and loving it! I somehow like it better than my Dyson especially the pricing and functionality I think it's comparable.
As a $50 disposable, the Tineco is fine. I think of it like the modern version of my parent's rechargeable DustBuster. There are several stories on R about lack of customer support and lack of repair parts, worse than Shark even, but if you see it as a 3 yr investment, it's probably fine.
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Any personal experience with how this compares to other names like Dyson or Shark?
The vacuum experts say to never buy a Shark because Shark is one of the few companies, maybe the only company, that actively goes out of its way to prevent you from repairing their vacuums at all. They don't sell replacement parts, period. They use near proprietary screws (torx security bit) of various sizes that the vast majority won't have the tools for. They even make internal tabs for the exterior shell that snap together so if you try and take apart the vacuum it will break the tabs and then they won't fit securely together anymore.
Also Shark's warranty is useless and is more of a scam. They only guarantee parts that aren't subject to "wear and tear". So hoses, belts, cords, switches, pedals, the entire floor head, none of those are covered. You'll discover that basically the entire vacuum is under wear and tear and nothing that commonly needs repairing will be covered.
So if you're ok with buying an expensive, basically disposable vacuum every few years then buy a Shark. I would never buy anything from a company like that. As for Dyson, the experts say not to buy from them either. I forget the reasons. I think it was because their vacuums are very expensive and aren't that well built for the price. If you have the money to spend on a Dyson you should get a "buy it for life" vacuum instead like a Sebo, Numatic, or Miele (although people say Sebo is better than Miele in almost every way). They're made to let you repair them and have great performance and warranties.
Any personal experience with how this compares to other names like Dyson or Shark?
I have 2 Dyson, 2 Sharks, and a Tineco, plus I used to sell vacuums and have experience in maintenance and repair.. Only thing the "cheap" Tinecos are better at is getting close to corners. It's fine if you're looking for something for light cleaning. If you want a serious vacuum for carpet and cleaning up after pets, this wouldn't be a good choice. You would be better off with Dyson, Shark, or maybe a more expensive Tineco.
Wouldnt get. Have to go over hardwood floors twice, and only seems to pick up going forward, to pick up fuzz and hairs that my lg or dyson picks up going forwards or back once with ease.
The lights are a cool gimmick so you can actively see how poor it vacuums.
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Any good for just picking up cat litter? We have another vacuum we use for the house but it would be nice to keep something like this in daughter's upstairs room with hardwood floor ot even other daughter's campus apartment.
Tineco is absolute shit, but so is Dyson. If you want a real vacuum get a Sebo or Miele. If you want a dustbuster, just go on Amazon and get a well rated one. I got a Ryobi with a rechargeable lithium battery
My husband purchased us a Tineco S11 about a year and a half ago. We paid around $400 (but I also got the extra battery). I was not familiar with the brand, and the name sounds similar to some of the brands seen on Amazon that are just cheap knock offs. BUT my husband did a lot of research when making this purchase and found the company to be reputable and offers a great warranty.
I love this vacuum and legit use it probably five times a day. I'd estimate the battery to last ~30 minutes? But I've never timed it.
As with all cordless vacuums, you'll need new a battery eventually. Can't seem to find replacements for C2 on Amazon, though there's a few for A-series.
We have a Dyson V8 and a Tineco PWERhero 11 and are super impressed at the Tineco performance for the price. The C2 is probably a fair bit weaker but I've been really happy with the Tineco value to cost and customer service. We got the icarpet cleaner too.
my 6 year old A11 Master is still a champ with new filters. Problem is i think there was two A11 generations since and it is a new color I wonder if the new stuff works with my old wall charger and things. Else I would pick up two to have in a different part of the house!
Are these disposable cheap vacuums really worth it? I have miele canister vacuums and one cordless dyson that's about 14 years old and somehow still going. But I could use one in my basement area
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The seller is trying to hide how much pressure this vacuum can do in the description, so it must be really bad. Don't buy it, there are a lot of other good vacuums on sale at Walmart recently which do not hide their important metrics.
Vacuum wars on YouTube shows the budget tineco handheld models being surprisingly competitive with more expensive counter parts. At $70 for a c2, this is essentially disposable when it breaks.
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Also Shark's warranty is useless and is more of a scam. They only guarantee parts that aren't subject to "wear and tear". So hoses, belts, cords, switches, pedals, the entire floor head, none of those are covered. You'll discover that basically the entire vacuum is under wear and tear and nothing that commonly needs repairing will be covered.
So if you're ok with buying an expensive, basically disposable vacuum every few years then buy a Shark. I would never buy anything from a company like that. As for Dyson, the experts say not to buy from them either. I forget the reasons. I think it was because their vacuums are very expensive and aren't that well built for the price. If you have the money to spend on a Dyson you should get a "buy it for life" vacuum instead like a Sebo, Numatic, or Miele (although people say Sebo is better than Miele in almost every way). They're made to let you repair them and have great performance and warranties.
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100% glad I did despite double price. Suction power, battery, effectiveness was way superior.
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Also Shark's warranty is useless and is more of a scam. They only guarantee parts that aren't subject to "wear and tear". So hoses, belts, cords, switches, pedals, the entire floor head, none of those are covered. You'll discover that basically the entire vacuum is under wear and tear and nothing that commonly needs repairing will be covered.
So if you're ok with buying an expensive, basically disposable vacuum every few years then buy a Shark. I would never buy anything from a company like that. As for Dyson, the experts say not to buy from them either. I forget the reasons. I think it was because their vacuums are very expensive and aren't that well built for the price. If you have the money to spend on a Dyson you should get a "buy it for life" vacuum instead like a Sebo, Numatic, or Miele (although people say Sebo is better than Miele in almost every way). They're made to let you repair them and have great performance and warranties.
The lights are a cool gimmick so you can actively see how poor it vacuums.
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I love this vacuum and legit use it probably five times a day. I'd estimate the battery to last ~30 minutes? But I've never timed it.
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