Es buena… buena potencia… no es la más potente pero para su tamaño está bien

La e usado en pura construcción y succióna muy bien y aguanta muy bien

Me gustó mucho cumple mis expectativas, la utiliza para limpiar mi casa, el auto, y en mi trabajo

Muy buena. La uso poco pero no tengo ninguna queja hasta ahora, hace todo bien y los materiales se siente de buena calidad

Es algo ruidosa, pero el poder que tiene es impresionante. La he usado principalmente en el taller para el aserrín y un par de veces para limpiar muebles, de verdad que estoy impresionado con el rendimiento que ha tenido hasta ahora.Compré la de 12 gal que es algo grande y puede ocupar mucho espacio, pero no me parece un inconveniente (por eso escogí el modelo)

We used it now a couple of times, and I can say it’s a beast for sure!I’m happy it came with a bag, and we’re going to buy more of them, to keep the inside as clean as possible.

Doy 5 estrellas porque esos comentarios aparecen más que los negativos. Pon atención, es una aspiradora muy potente pero tiene un error en su diseño ya que la distancia entre el extremo inferior del filtro y la base del colector es diminuta, esto quiere decir que si quieres aspirar líquidos solo podrás aspirar una cantidad muy pequeña y ten cuidado porque si tepasas (si aspiras más de 1 ó 1.5 litros aproximadamente) será un desastre, el agua será arrojada por la parte que expulsa aire y la aspiradora quedará empapada, lo que obviamente representa un peligro, además de que corres el riesgo de mojar cosas importantes (y no exagero cuando digo que puede arrojar agua hasta 2 metros). Para aspirar polvo es lo mismo. Es un producto terrible y no la devolví porque algunos comentarios mencionan que no les devolvieron el dinero y no quise arriesgarme.Puedo decirles que recomiendo más una Koblenz. No se dejen engañar por los 5.5 HP. Aparte el ruido es ensordecedor (lo que resulta obvio por la gran potencia), después de aspirar un auto quedo un poco ensordecido y los resultados son los mismos que con una aspiradora de la mitad de su potencia.No la recomiendo a menos que necesites una aspiradora con esa potencia. Y si tanto quieres está aspiradora deberías comprar una de más capacidad, NO la de 5 galones ¡¡olvídalo!! Solo desperdiciaras dinero.

Me encanta ,los materiales de la construcción son de otro nivel,se siente súper sólida y la calidad en persona es asombrosa,los colores todo,me encanta que ya traiga los accesorios integrados,la potencia que tiene es sorprendente,yo la uso para un autolavado y podría decir que es mejor que Ridgid,tiene 5 meses de garantía,es una belleza,solo me gustaría que hubiera distribuidoras en México,muy buena compra,100% recomendable,compré la de 6.5hp,está me gusta más porque es más compacta,y linda.

Quede impresionado con su poder de succión, viene con todos los accesorios mencionados y me llego en tiempo y forma, voy a mencionar algunos de los pros y contras que veo:Pros:Excelente poder de succión, es la mejor aspiradora que he tenido.Los accesorios son muy útiles tanto para tareas domésticas como para el detallado automotrizSe siente de buena calidad y ensamble.Cuenta con un difusor de ruido lo cual la hace más silenciosa a pesar de su potente motor.El cable es lo suficientemente largo.Contras:Es muy robusta lo cual resulta en que el equipo sea un poco más pesado y voluminoso que algunas otras.No cuenta con ruedas para moverla fácilmenteLa manguera de succión es buena sin llegar a ser de uso rudo.La manguera de succión en el extremo donde se conectan los accesorios no gira lo cual me resulto muy sorprendente ya que le quita demasiada funcionalidad a la aspiradora, he tenido otras de gama menor y ellas cuentan con esta función en el extremo de la manguera, solo por este detalle le daría 4.5.Los accesorios vienen un poco filosos en sus bordes pero nada que un poco de lija no solucione.En general es de las mejores opciones que hay en el mercado, la elegí sobre una de la marca Rigid basado en un test, los accesorios (puesto que la Rigid se venden aparte) y por el precio.

This blower needs more reviews. It's a good one. But I see that it is not always in stock, so I give an alternative fan recommendation in this review.Note that this is a "first impressions" review. I'll be sure to update it if I have any longer-term issues.I will also note that I read on another website somewhere that the Vacmaster is not UL-listed. I can't confirm that, except to say I don't see a UL logo on it or in the manual, and this probably helps to keep the cost down. But it does have an Intertek testing logo. I don't care. It looks well made. Doesn't feel cheap. For years, I used a salvaged fan prop and motor, mounted on a homemade plywood stand, with a chicken wire screen around the fan to protect my fingers, and the cord zip-tied for strain relief. It wasn't UL-listed either. I obviously didn't die.The unit has what at least on the outside looks like a heavy duty cord. Reportedly 12 feet long. Maybe a few inches shy of that, but I didn't stretch it flat to measure. The 3-speed control is solid and easy to turn. Has two outlets and a circuit breaker reset button, with the control on same side that the air exits (more on that later). Not too loud, and the noise is coming from air movement, not the motor or bearings. (You have to move a lot of air. You're going to get noise with any of these air movers.) Nice wide opening for air to exit the unit. Nice wide intakes. Squirrel fan design; very efficient for air movement.The closest unit to this in price and features I think is the XPOWER P-80A, which has a lot of reviews and looks readily available. It's rated at 600CFM using 1.2A, vs. VacMaster's 550CFM using 1.3A. And it comes with a "kickstand" to allow one more air direction position, i.e. 20 degrees up. IMO, the kickstand is a gimmick. (Does anyone have a book laying around?) The cord on the P-80A is only 10 feet, vs. Vacmaster's 12. The P-80A looks like it has a nicer carrying handle. Pretty minor. The P-80A's outlets are on the side of the unit, vs. the front of the unit on the Vacmaster. If you need them, that is a more convenient place for outlets. But the outlet panel also takes up space on one side for the air inlet, and it seems like that could increase noise (just speculation). But if you are using several of these fans in series, you don't probably care about noise, and the P-80A would be a better choice for that application. The VacMaster was about $17 less than the P-80A when I bought it, and it fits my needs. I also liked having the longer cord.I'm 100% working from home because of the COVID19 virus. The room where I work is the second floor "bonus room" over our unconditioned garage. The bonus room is hotter in the summer and colder in the winter than the rest of the second floor. In the summer months (right now), I'm using the Vacmaster to push cooler air from the hallway into the bonus room. It seems to be working, and is a more convenient choice than a separate window air conditioner, though a window AC would allow me to close the door.For the money, the Vacmaster seems a solid choice.

OverviewI bought this to use on the end of a drywall sander. My original vacuum was not set up for using disposable vacuum bags.First and foremost…really impressive suction (could likely take the watch right off your arm) The design is really good, and I like the onboard storage (less chance I lose something critical) The flat top is also handy…and you won’t ever know you need it…until you have it The inner bag and exhaust system do a very good job of keeping the dust in and the noise down. I was expecting there to be at least a minor issue with fine drywall dust making it’s way out the exhaust…but that was not the case.It was a little pricey…but you won’t remember the purchase price unless you regret the purchase. How much was this thing again…?Far superior to any other brand name shop vac I have owned.Pros• Powerful suction• Quiet for the amount of power it has• Just enough attachments and onboard storage so you don’t lose them• The ability to wrap the plastic hose around the top of the unit is genius!Cons• A bit of an investment…but you get what you pay for.Recommendation – Would buy again and would highly recommend.

I was looking for a reliable, portable, light shop vac that has a decent hose length and as much suction as possible and ended up buying this Vacmaster "Beast." I'm really happy with this vacuum and it's exactly what I wanted. So, in terms of each of those things I was looking for:Portable and light - this vacuum is easy to pick up and carry. It doesn't have wheels, but I have a much larger shop vac with wheels so I didn't need that. In fact, I prefer this because I can hold it in one hand while on a step ladder or walk around with it easily (things I can't do with my larger shop vac). It has a 5 gallon chamber, meaning it is quite compact.Decent hose length - mine came with a 7 foot hose and various attachments. Perfect for what I wanted.Strong suction - this is rated at 5.5 HP which is just as strong as my larger shop vac and stronger than the Dyson I use inside. No problem picking up debris and great for vacuuming a car. You can also reverse the hose and use this as a blower.Reliable - so far, so good. It seems well-built and time will tell. I've had it for a few months.Overall, it's a great little shop vac!

This is the best shop vac I’ve ever owned. On a scale on 1-10 it’s a 10. The only reason i could complain would be because it drains the battery within 30 mins. That’s still plenty of time for me to vacuum my truck and my wife’s car like a professional. I can not praise it enough over being cordless. The fact that I’m not looking for an outlet and an extra long extension cord is such a blessing. Just pack it outside to my vehicles with the handy carry handle, turn the switch to “on” and go to work. It has a attachment for every crevice. Money well spent