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In terms of charging – and battery life – the figures are impressive. The vacuum only takes an hour to fully charge and has a battery life of around 30 minutes which is sufficient time to thoroughly clean even the largest car.
For noise levels, the Clean HomeVac H20 sounds louder than it actually is such a small vacuum cleaner. In Eco mode we measured it at 68dB, while in Max it registered at 72dB. This is as expected for a vacuum cleaner, the norm for which is 70dB. Perhaps it sounds louder because of the confined space in which it’s being used.Ryan Gilmore is the Deputy Commercial Content Editor for Parkers. Cutting his teeth testing all the products you’d use to clean a car, finding the flaws in a vacuum cleaner has become second nature to him. And with the Parkers long-termer fleet a veritable goldmine for vacuuming, he’s always got something in need of a clean. How it was tested Some thought has gone into the design of the product. The storage bag keeps the vacuum and accessories neatly together in the car boot. Interestingly though the vacuum itself will fit in a car drinks holder. The accessories mean that virtually every part of the car can be accessed via the vacuum. Even the fixed brush head attached to the vacuum can be extended by a couple of centimetres. The dust container is not particularly large but is entirely suited in size to clean a car. The built LED light allows you to see areas of the car which otherwise would be difficult to clean. Anker Eufy Clean HomeVac H20 Review For those wondering if the HomeVac H20 could be stored in the car, it measures 14.37 × 3 × 2.91 inches / 36.5 × 7.6 × 7.3cm (l x w x d). In the box you’ll find a handy carry case with zip fastening, which offers plenty of room to store the vacuum cleaner and all of its accessories. The HomeVac H20 offers two suction modes – Eco and Max –that you select by pushing a button on the main unit, beneath the power button. Between the two buttons sits a battery indicator light, which is useful for offering guidance on the level of power remaining. We were grateful that the HomeVac H20 could be charged from inside the car using the in-car charger; on a few occasions, we had to resort to using it to gather enough juice to finish the job. You can also access the light in an emergency without engaging the vacuum by holding down the mode button for three seconds! Three LEDs close to the on/off button show the battery level whilst charging and also the battery life remaining when the unit is in use. These lights also flash in red to show a machine error.
A big irritant is the clear dustbin. While this gives a clear indication of when the H20 needs emptying, it also traps dust and debris in the far corners of the bin, where they cannot be easily cleaned out. What this means is you’ll always have some dust inside the bin, visible but unreachable. Who tested it? Fresh out of its box, the eufy Clean HomeVac H20 had just one LED (of the three) battery indicator lights alight, which saw it last for about five-or-so minutes before depleting. As such, we’d follow eufy’s advice to fully charge the car vacuum before first use. A sliding cover on the front of the vacuum cleaner can be removed to reveal the bin container beneath. With the cover off you can clip on the extension hose, retractable tool or brush head for more detailed vacuuming in awkward spaces.The Clean HomeVac H20 comes with an in-car charger, which is handy if this cleaner will live in the car and will be used only for cleaning in the car. However, those with pets and children in the home will likely find this cleaner useful to keep and charge in the home. This means you’ll have to hunt down a USB-A port to use with the included charging cable.
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