It’s an admirable effort on LG’s part, as the CordZero A9 Kompressor packs quite a punch at $600. There’s a lever on the bottom that opens the lid to dispose of its contents, but I find my hand often get dusty because it’s right by the lever as it opens. It’s useful in the sense that I’m not emptying it as often as other vacuums, but it doesn’t have the best emptying mechanism. While it’s a nice touch, tracking how long I’ve spent cleaning on what modes doesn’t add anything meaningful to the overall experience.Īs the name implies, the LG CordZero A9 Kompressor has the ability to compress down its dustbin using the lever on the unit - giving it a max capacity of 33.8 ounces, versus the 25.6-ounce capacity of the comparable Dyson V11 Torque Drive. And yes, it features built-in Wi-Fi with LG ThinQ integration that not only tracks its cleaning history, but can also perform a diagnosis to flag any potential problems. The five-step HEPA filtration system is claimed to filter 99.99% of dust and dirt. The CordZero A9 Kompressor’s washable components and filters show that LG designed this model with an eye toward minimal upkeep. For other smaller and finer pieces of dirt, it’s a champ - often sucking them up on the first pass, while a second completes the job. Instead, I’m forced to lift the vacuum a bit in order for it to scoop them up. Picking up larger pieces of dirt or debris, like cereal, can be troublesome because it doesn’t have as wide of an opening.
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What I like about the universal nozzle is that I rarely see any hair tangles, plus it’s meant to tackle hardwoods and carpets. There’s nothing worse than a vacuum running on empty while you’re in the middle of your cleaning routine. Having two batteries means that I’m able to vacuum for much longer. Dyson’s V11 Torque is rated for 60 minutes of runtime, which is the same runtime as a single battery pack for the LG CordZero A9 Kompressor.
Not only does it charge the vacuum while it’s attached, but there’s also another compartment that charges the spare battery.
For example, there are clamps to better manage the charging cable so that it’s not messy. LG certainly spent time on the charging base’s design given all the small touches found with it. Most other cordless sticks come with a base that you’ll have to fasten to a wall or something else, but this one is its own dedicated unit - so I love that I don’t have to wall mount it. Unlike other cordless stick vacuums, it comes with a freestanding charging base for the added convenience of storing the attachments and charging it up. That’s due to the tight spacing of the hard plastic brush within the nozzle. Also, I like how the power punch nozzle is effective at drawing smaller pieces of debris off of furniture, but it’s almost unusable for cat trees littered with hair because it has trouble sucking up larger bunches of fur. Using the universal nozzle felt awkward at first, until I realized that you can extend the length to make it more comfortable to use while vacuuming carpets.
The accessory attachments consist of the following: A universal nozzle, power punch nozzle, crevice tool, and the combination tool. LG’s new cordless vacuum mops and empties itself via new charging base
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