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My son is fascinated with vacuum cleaners. I don't know why, but he's just into anything that "works". So, he'll cry and want me to take out the vacuum (real one) for him to play with all the time. So, I got this toy so that he could "help" mommy vacuum. He carries it around everyplace with him! The attachments come off, and he's able to get into corners and all. The motor gives a soft hum and the particles inside fly around to look like it's really vacuuming. I guess it's supposed to really have some suction. I didn't buy it for this purpose, so I wasn't expecting much. I don't feel anything, but I did notice that there was a bit of dust in the removable catch tray. This is a really fun toy for a curious toddler.

I bought this for my 2 year old and he loves it, very realistic, it does suck up small debris,and has couple different ways to be set up, very durable he drags it every where even in the car and to other places we go, It is on the small side but it was perfect size for him, and even my 6 year old has found some joy in playing with it. Would definatly recommand this for a toddler or a family with multiple children that range from 1 year to 6 years. LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS TOY!!!

I bought this for my son because he loves to play with my vacuum. The toy didn't work when I put the batteries in. When I put the switch to the proper position, nothing happened. It didn't make any suction sound or turn on at all. It was defective out of the box. Also, the wheels for the "canister" part of the vacuum make an awful loud noise when turning. I was so disappointed, because I thought my son would love it and it came broken. Someone else wrote how there are no buttons to push. This is true. They have what look like buttons but you can't push them. They are just raised plastic to look like buttons. I can't say whether or not there were lights because the toy was broken and didn't turn on. Returning this item, and am not getting a replacement.

Haven't had any problems with pieces breaking or not fitting together, or any problems with the hose, though we've only been playing with it for a few days. Some reviewers have said they were disappointed with the size, we however think the size is perfect in relation to my handheld Shark vacuum. All of the little attachments are pretty neat and cute, while also pretty realistic. Wish it had a tad bit more suction. Also it loses its tiny bit of suction after only a few pieces of debris are picked up and block the small holes in the "debris bin" where the suction comes from (we used tiny bits of styrofoam as our "debris" to play with). I thought it was going to come with the small white balls you see in the photos but it does not. Also there are two modes. The first one has zero suction and instead makes the colored bits spin around in the big display window/cylinder. The second mode is only suction, and no spinning of the colored bits. Would have liked to see the bits spinning on the second mode as well. Regardless of my complaints, my 3 and 5 year old daughters are still enjoying this vacuum.

This vacuum is a clear win with our toddler.As a parent though, it's got some issues.1. The fake on/off buttons are removable and not toddler safe. Easy to swallow. Easy fix though, superglue them.2. The hose is very flimsy, and easily kink-able. It will clearly not last. It's the weak link. Hoping our toddler outgrows this before he destroys it. :-)3. The Vacuum handle/wand attachment is just by friction. There is no twist lock. As a result it's almost never attached, and our toddler gets frustrated with it. If there were a simple twist lock it would be much more secure and there would be no frustration.

My son was pulling around my full-size canister vacuum and I didn't want him playing with the multiple-hundred dollar piece of equipment. This is perfect to entertain him while I'm vacuuming. It is a little loud when running by it-self, but being as he really only plays with it while I'm vacuuming, it gets drowned out by my vacuum. The wheels do squeal (plastic on plastic sound), but I'm sure WD-40 could fix that.