The honest review of the Meco Eleverde Vacuum/Pump

Sadly this vacuum died after one battery cycle and would not show any indicator lights after the first charge. I liked the idea of having a handy vacuum in my car. But the size of the vacuum canister was too small and the bad battery sadly do not make this an easy recommendation. Get a dyson instead and convert the battery to Milwaukee. I have a video showing how to do that here: • Easy Dyson Vacuum Batt... (Easy Dyson Vacuum Battery Conversion to Milwaukee M18 - URUN Dock)

[@TurboLoveTrain]

Great vid, surprisingly hard to find unbiased reviews of these little USB vacuums... even though it's something I feel everyone with home electronics should have.
What you didn't show but what I need it for is cleaning a computer case. I saw someone else use a regular vacuum in conjunction with a blower so the blower knocked out the dust and the vacuum nabbed most if it when it was "blown off."
It makes me very happy to see your kid wearing hearing protection. I know too many def old people who were too cool for hearing protection when they were younger.
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I would have loved to see you disassemble the battery case. It is very very common for battery packs to be full of generic rechargeable AAA cells... lots of power tool power packs, for example, can be disassembled and refurbished because the internal batteries are actually modular and run in parallel... basic soldering and being able to differentiate batteries in serial or parallel is usually all it takes.

[@ChonkyAudio]

Thanks for the comment, I tried to take it apart and mid process i decided against it to avoid extra electrical risk in my life. Another blower company reached out after I made this and I have another video on the Roedix R7 blower coming out soon. Thanks for watching and commenting though