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expiredhtp182 | Staff posted Feb 14, 2025 02:13 PM
HART 20-Volt High Capacity Cordless Stick Vacuum Kit w/ 4.0Ah Battery & Charger
$75
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Walmart has HART 20-Volt High Capacity Cordless Stick Vacuum Kit w/ 4.0AH Lithium-Ion Battery & Charger (HPSV60B) on sale for $74.88. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter htp182 for sharing this deal.
Features:
Thanks to Deal Hunter htp182 for sharing this deal.
Features:
- Free-standing & steerable design for easy use & storage
- 3 mode settings for a variety of cleaning applications
- Captures embedded dirt with powerful suction
- XL dirt cup capacity for extended use, more time cleaning, less time emptying
- Over 30 minutes of runtime
- Fully charges included battery in 2 hours
- Easy maintenance with tool-free removeable roller bar
- Lightweight design, weighs just 9 lbs.
- Works with ALL HART 20V Batteries
- Includes: High-Capacity Cordless Stick Vacuum, 4.0Ah Lithium-ion Battery, Fast Charger, filter & operator's manual
Editor's Notes
Written by ValPal2011 | Staff- About this Offer:
- This sale price matches this previous Frontpage Deal from January 2025.
- Reviews:
- This has a 4.6 out of 5 star overall rating based on over 1,000 reviews.
- Warranty:
- Includes a limited 3-year warranty
- About this Store:
- Walmart's Return Policy can be found here
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Walmart has HART 20-Volt High Capacity Cordless Stick Vacuum Kit w/ 4.0AH Lithium-Ion Battery & Charger (HPSV60B) on sale for $74.88. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter htp182 for sharing this deal.
Features:
Thanks to Deal Hunter htp182 for sharing this deal.
Features:
- Free-standing & steerable design for easy use & storage
- 3 mode settings for a variety of cleaning applications
- Captures embedded dirt with powerful suction
- XL dirt cup capacity for extended use, more time cleaning, less time emptying
- Over 30 minutes of runtime
- Fully charges included battery in 2 hours
- Easy maintenance with tool-free removeable roller bar
- Lightweight design, weighs just 9 lbs.
- Works with ALL HART 20V Batteries
- Includes: High-Capacity Cordless Stick Vacuum, 4.0Ah Lithium-ion Battery, Fast Charger, filter & operator's manual
Editor's Notes
Written by ValPal2011 | Staff- About this Offer:
- This sale price matches this previous Frontpage Deal from January 2025.
- Reviews:
- This has a 4.6 out of 5 star overall rating based on over 1,000 reviews.
- Warranty:
- Includes a limited 3-year warranty
- About this Store:
- Walmart's Return Policy can be found here
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Model: HART 20-Volt High Capacity Cordless Stick Vacuum Kit (1) 20-Volt 4.0AH Lithium-Ion Battery
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I feel it pivots / turns smoother than the Dyson (this is subjective though), but it has a bigger footprint and does not fit as well under things than the Dyson due to the larger size.
The biggest plus to the Hart is the battery... my Dyson battery is near end of life now and super weak. Replacements are expensive from Dyson or I have to gamble on a rando named one from Amazon. As long as Walmart keeps the Hart line going, I should be good... or I can at least stock up on a few and cycle batteries to reduce the # of full drain cycles.
I bought one and use it regularly.
Here's my review from the first time the deal was posted.
Since this review, I did a test. I vacuumed a large short-pile carpet with the Hart, and immediately after with a corded vacuum top-rated by Consumer Reports.
The corded vacuum picked up about half what the Hart did, so the corded vacuum is about 50% more powerful.
But, it takes me about 1/3 of the time to vacuum with the Hart because I don't have to keep moving the cord around and it doesn't suck the edges of area rugs into the roller. It's much less annoying as well as faster.
So, even though the corded vacuum does a better job, I end up vacuuming far more often with the Hart and my house is much cleaner.
This Just In: Person who has never seen, handled, or used the product tells us that the product is worthless.
either way, good for my use, they last about 6months, 30 mins a night used in commercial buildings. I have been using the hoover variants before, good little vacuums.
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This one isn't brushless. It's not going to impress anyone who has an environment even remotely challenging (like pet fur). I guess it's fine if you use it daily and don't have pets. But a cheap robotic vacuum will be just as effective in that scenario.
This one isn't brushless. It's not going to impress anyone who has an environment even remotely challenging (like pet fur). I guess it's fine if you use it daily and don't have pets. But a cheap robotic vacuum will be just as effective in that scenario.
https://harttools.com/products/hi...vac-filter
$12 replacement filter, reviewer said lasts.6 months. So figure that into the operating cost.
....
https://hoover.com/products/compl...e-advanced
For anyone looking for a nice bagged model to consider. Honestly, I've tried baggless and so annoying. Dirt in the air dumping, takes more time to clean out the filter and dry than it takes to vacuum the home.
Bagged Hoover? Clean dumping the bag - easy and quick.
Happy Valentines Day.
I feel it pivots / turns smoother than the Dyson (this is subjective though), but it has a bigger footprint and does not fit as well under things than the Dyson due to the larger size.
The biggest plus to the Hart is the battery... my Dyson battery is near end of life now and super weak. Replacements are expensive from Dyson or I have to gamble on a rando named one from Amazon. As long as Walmart keeps the Hart line going, I should be good... or I can at least stock up on a few and cycle batteries to reduce the # of full drain cycles.
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either way, good for my use, they last about 6months, 30 mins a night used in commercial buildings. I have been using the hoover variants before, good little vacuums.
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I bought one and use it regularly.
Here's my review from the first time the deal was posted.
It's a lot closer to our corded vacuum in suction power than the stick vacuums I've tried. The only thing it bogs down on and won't clean is deep-pile carpet. We have a bath mat it won't vacuum, but everything else it cleans almost as well. You do have to slow down a little bit on carpet, compared to a corded vacuum.
If you have a big house and it's all carpet, I'd probably pass. If your house is smaller or you have a lot of area rugs over flooring, it's great. Having less power means it doesn't always suck the edge of the rug into the roller.
The stick tilts side to side as well as up and down, so it's easy to get underneath the overhanging edge of kitchen cabinets and sofas. Yet it still locks vertically when you're done. As mentioned, you can pop the roller out the side to clean hair and string out of it. On the downside, there are no attachments, so it doesn't fully substitute for a corded vacuum cleaner.
It lasts a LONG time on the included 4.0aH battery, which has a charge meter built into it so you can tell whether you need to charge it or not. Given what a charger and those bigger battery packs cost, the vacuum itself is nearly free.
Hope this helps anyone still on the fence!
The corded vacuum picked up about half what the Hart did, so the corded vacuum is about 50% more powerful.
But, it takes me about 1/3 of the time to vacuum with the Hart because I don't have to keep moving the cord around and it doesn't suck the edges of area rugs into the roller. It's much less annoying as well as faster.
So, even though the corded vacuum does a better job, I end up vacuuming far more often with the Hart and my house is much cleaner.
This one isn't brushless. It's not going to impress anyone who has an environment even remotely challenging (like pet fur). I guess it's fine if you use it daily and don't have pets. But a cheap robotic vacuum will be just as effective in that scenario.
I feel it pivots / turns smoother than the Dyson (this is subjective though), but it has a bigger footprint and does not fit as well under things than the Dyson due to the larger size.
The biggest plus to the Hart is the battery... my Dyson battery is near end of life now and super weak. Replacements are expensive from Dyson or I have to gamble on a rando named one from Amazon. As long as Walmart keeps the Hart line going, I should be good... or I can at least stock up on a few and cycle batteries to reduce the # of full drain cycles.
This one isn't brushless. It's not going to impress anyone who has an environment even remotely challenging (like pet fur). I guess it's fine if you use it daily and don't have pets. But a cheap robotic vacuum will be just as effective in that scenario.
We use stick vacuums in strategic places on top of having robot vacuums and a corded shark vertex.
In my opinion, stick vacuums are for touching up areas quickly, zooming across hard surfaces or dealing with a small problem you've just created. Without pulling out a big machine to do so.
If I remember the last time, this is a rebranded Hoover onepwr stick vacuum. https://a.co/d/b8OCymZ
If I couldn't afford the better one and/or had no need for a vacuum that I wanted to work well on more challenging situations (in my case, dog fur on rugs), then this is fine. My $50 Eufy 25C robovac did just as well (or just as poorly, I guess) picking up the stuff the cheap vacuum in this thread does. Great for daily maintenance, terrible for a truly good clean. One person's sub-par performance is another person's "good enough". This vacuum is "good enough" for light duty, and that may be all that a person needs. My initial point is that a similarly priced corded vac would perform better. That's kind of a "duh" observation for anyone who thinks about it for half a second, though, and perhaps that's why you were confused.
But hey, man, you do you! If you think this vacuum is the greatest thing since sliced bread, don't let facts and common sense get in your way!
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