BissellPet Hair Eraser Turbo Lift-Off Vacuum, w/Self-Cleaning Brush Roll, HEPA Filtration, Powerful Pet Hair Pickup with TurboBrush Pivot Tool & LED-lit dusting Brush & Crevice Tool, 3774F

Ever played a game of "Find the Hidden Pet Hair"? No? Well, with the BISSELL Pet Hair Eraser Turbo Rewind Vacuum, you won't have to. This vacuum doesn't just suck; it's a veritable black hole for pet fur and dust!After a long-term relationship with my previous Bissell vacuum (5 years of ups and downs), it was time to move on. My old pal was struggling, especially with the hairball challenges posed by my Five-year-old Lab. Cue the Bissell Lift-Off Pet. It's like the vacuum equivalent of a superhero - but for pet hair.The assembly was a breeze, everything just snapped together like Lego bricks. The first test run in the living room was a revelation. It was lighter, glided smoother, and was quieter than my old model. The swivel feature felt like switching from a flip phone to a smartphone - a bit odd at first but amazing once you get the hang of it.Halfway through the living room, I had to empty the canister - a testament to its pet hair annihilating abilities (and maybe a hint that my dog sheds like it's her job). The canister was easier to empty than solving a 2-piece puzzle.Next up: the bedroom and hallway. The amount of hair and dust it picked up AFTER I had vacuumed with the old one was both impressive and slightly horrifying. I wondered if my old vacuum was just an elaborate floor brush.Using the Pet TurboEraser and lift-off feature on the couch was like a magic trick. Now you see the hair, now you don't!Some might grumble about the cord length or its base placement, but honestly, it's a small price to pay for a living room that doesn't double as a fur coat factory.Over a few weeks, this vacuum continued to impress. The clear dust bin is like a window into a world of dust and hair you never knew existed in your home. Yes, the filters take their sweet time to dry, and finding replacements felt like a quest for the Holy Grail, but once you're stocked, you're golden.The vacuum swivels like it's auditioning for Dancing with the Stars, though it does have a beefier profile than my old Hoover. Not a big deal unless you're trying to vacuum under low furniture or around certain tricky spots. And it's a bit top-heavy, so storing it is like playing a mild version of Jenga.But hey, no vacuum is perfect, and this one's a gem where it counts. It's like having a ghostbuster for pet hair - it finds and eliminates it with gusto.Overall, the BISSELL Lift-Off Pet is a game-changer for pet owners. It might not make your pet shed any less, but it'll make you care a lot less about the shedding. A solid 5/5 stars for turning a hairy situation into a hairless solution!

Worked beyond expectations. I have 2 shedding dogs and this picked up an INSANE amount of hair and other dirt/debris. Rarely ever have to deep clean the brush, because it doesn’t get stuck like a normal vacuum. I have to empty it often, but that’s because it does such a good job picking up hair. I recommended this to my sister and she loved it as much as I did. Well worth the money.

Overall this vacuum works great. It's very powerful, suction is fantastic & it's so easy to empty the bin & maneuver. I absolutely LOVE the retractable cord. Makes putting it away a snap. My only complaint is the hair 'cutting' brush. It definitely doesn't work as shown. I have long hair & it gets wrapped around the brush head just like every other vacuum. It seems to happen somewhat less? But I haven't seen any proof of the 'cutting' feature that was advertised. Overall still very happy with my purchase, though I'll probably buy something else when it comes time to replace it.

I bought a Shark upright vacuum that had Pet in the name. Not sure what pets they tested it on but I'm guessing like turtles and snakes because my dogs hair instantly wrapped itself around the roller brush from end to end like it was designed to do that. Couldn't even finish one use before I had to cut the hair off and literally comb it out of each and every brush tuft on the roller. Back it went!I searched smeo more and read the descriptions and reviews a little more carefully and decided on this Bissel. It was $100 more than the Shark but was designed specifically to not wrap hair around the roller so I bought it.Very nice vacuum. It's very well built and everything has a nice quality feel to it. The canister pops off easily and empties easily without having to reach in and pull stuff out. The hose wand also pops on and off easily with the push of a button and the mechanism that holds the wand in place is sturdy which is important with these type of designs as the wand is also the handle so it takes a lot of abuse when using and lifting it and carrying it around. And speaking of carrying it. It's a high quality vacuum but that quality makes it heavy. It can be pretty tiring on stairs.It has great maneuverability as it swivels and seems to have pretty good suction. Gets a lot of really fine dirt out of my carpets that my old vacuum seemed to be missing.And I'm happy to say. Not a bit of dog hair on the roller brush. It all ends up in the canister and it does a good job of getting it off the carpet. Although with long pet hair getting it up is not the issue. Getting it through the vacuum without catching and wrapping on anything and everything is the issue and this vacuum handles it very well.It has a nice head light that works pretty well. The turbo brush tool is the only one I've used so far that actually works and keeps the little brush spinning as you use it. Most stall out if you put even the lightest pressure on them. This one you can use with normal pressure and it just works. The other brush tool has some funky course bristles that make it more like a scrubber and less like a brush. The crevice tool has an LED light in the end that comes on when you attach it. Kind of cool but it has a battery in it that takes up about half the diameter of the tube so this cuts down on the flow. So they made the suction end smaller to match. It works but I'd rather had a normal crevice tool. Also the battery inside the tube means it only fits on it's storage post in one direction so it's fiddly to put away until you remember which direction it has to face. More gimmick than useful.The auto cord retract is nice. This is my vacuum for my man cave area but my wife always steals my vacuums since the rest of the house is central vac and she doesn't always feel like hauling out the big hose and stuff. Fine with me but she NEVER winds the cord back up...or returns it for that mater. I usually find it somewhere in the house with the cord draped over it in tangles. At least with this one so far she pushes the button and lets the cord put itself away...but I still have to go and find it.If you can live with the weight and need a vacuum that can handle long pet hair this is a good choice. It works as advertised is very well built and hopefully that quality will give it a long life worth the price.