While more raw power can help with suction, most high-powered vacuum cleaners had inefficient motors and were costly to run.
This is a basic floorhead, although it does a decent job and isn’t difficult to steer around objects.. There’s also a turbo brush, which is a similar size to the main floorhead but with a brush bar for cleaning deeper into carpets.Many cylinder vacuums don’t include a turbo brush, so we think this is a welcome addition that has a positive effect on the vacuum’s carpet-cleaning performance.. Aside from the floorheads, the Duronic also includes a 2-in-1 nozzle for cleaning awkward areas.
This combines a crevice tool with a dusting brush, although we felt that the quality of this tool is low – especially as the crevice tool is shorter than most competing models..While the Duronic has a flexible hose, it’s only 1.5 metres long, which can feel restrictive – especially as the body of the vac isn’t the easiest to manoeuvre around the home.This hose is the same length as the Hoover Enigma, but considerably shorter than most.
Suction Power & Cleaning Performance.Cleaning Performance Rating: 3.7/5.
The Duronic VC7020 provides surprisingly strong suction for an inexpensive vacuum cleaner.
While raw suction isn’t everything when it comes to a vacuum’s cleaning performance, the VC7020 won’t let you down in terms of power.. There’s also a suction adjustment dial, which is great for adjusting the vacuum when moving between different surfaces.. A downside is that the vacuum’s suction tends to reduce as the dust canister fills up.Lightweight at 0.66kg.
0.15 litre dust capacity.Compact and sleek design.
Includes a charging dock and 3-in-1 tool attachment.12 minutes battery run time.