Belaco 700W Corded Stick Vacuum Cleaner, Powerful All in 1 Upright & Handheld Vacuum with HEPA Filter, 1.2L Dust Cup, 11 Attachments, 5m Cable for Home & Car - Black
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The Belaco BSVC135 suits a shopper who wants a cheap, lightweight corded 2-in-1 for light general cleaning in a small home and isn't put off by the fact that several performance specs simply aren't published. It's a weaker fit for anyone who wants a confirmed washable HEPA filter, a stated manufacturer warranty, or certainty about cable reach, since the listing itself contradicts on that last point. Buyers who want to compare suction performance against other budget stick vacuums before committing should treat the missing figures as a genuine gap and check with the seller first.
Specifications
| Type | Corded 2-in-1 Stick & Handheld Vacuum |
|---|---|
| Power source | Corded (Mains) |
| Battery voltage | 220V |
| Capacity | 1.2L |
| Colour | Black |
| Bagless | Yes |
| HEPA filter | Yes |
| App-controlled | No |
| Self-emptying dock | No |
| 2-in-1 mop & vacuum | No |
| Wet & dry capable | No |
| Surface compatibility | carpet, hard-floor, upholstery, multi-surface |
| Best for | pet-hair, allergies, multi-surface, small-apartments |
What is the Belaco BSVC135?
The Belaco BSVC135 is a corded 2-in-1 stick vacuum that converts between an upright stick and a handheld unit, aimed at general cleaning across carpets, hard floors and upholstery. Unlike a battery-powered model, it plugs into the mains and runs on a 700W motor, so there's no charge time or battery fade to worry about — you're tied to a lead and a socket instead. For a broader look at the trade-offs between the two designs, see our guide to corded vs cordless vacuum cleaners. Detach the main body from the floorhead and it works as a handheld vacuum for stairs, car interiors or upholstery.
Price: what we found
The BSVC135 is sold on Amazon UK by third-party seller Belahome. Deal pricing on Amazon can change quickly, so check the live listing before ordering. No independent UK price-tracking data was available for this model when this article was written, so this figure comes from the retailer's own listing rather than a comparison across multiple sellers. It sits comfortably inside the site's vacuums under £100 bracket.
Key specifications
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Power source | Corded mains, 700W input power |
| Type | 2-in-1 upright stick & handheld, bagless |
| Dust capacity | 1.2L dust cup |
| Filtration | HEPA filter (washable status not confirmed) |
| Cable length | 3 metres per the listing's structured spec table — though the title and bullet points separately state "5m Cable" |
| Dimensions | 91 x 25 x 12cm |
| Weight | Not disclosed |
| Noise level | Not disclosed |
| Suction power | Not disclosed (no kPa or airflow figures published) |
| Warranty | No specific manufacturer duration stated; standard 30-day Amazon return policy applies |
| Colour | Black |
| Accessories | 11-piece kit, including a crevice tool, dusting brush and upholstery nozzle |
Cable length: a discrepancy worth knowing about
The product's marketing copy advertises a "5m Cable," but the same listing's structured specifications table separately states a cable length of 3 metres. The two figures can't both be right, and there's no way to tell from the listing alone which one is accurate. If cable reach matters for your home — cleaning a hallway or stairwell without switching sockets, for example — it's worth confirming the actual length with the seller before ordering rather than assuming either figure.
Suction power, weight and noise: what's not disclosed
Several specifications that usually help compare stick vacuums aren't published anywhere on this listing: there's no suction power figure in watts, no airflow or sealed-suction kPa rating, no weight in kilograms, and no noise level in decibels. The 700W figure quoted throughout the listing is input power — how much electricity the motor draws — not suction power, and the two aren't the same thing; a higher wattage doesn't automatically mean stronger suction. Without a stated suction figure, there's no reliable way to compare this model's actual cleaning performance against rivals on paper.
Filtration, dust capacity and attachments
The BSVC135 uses a HEPA filter, which the listing describes but doesn't explicitly confirm as washable — some other Belaco stick vacuums do advertise a washable HEPA filter, but this specific listing makes no such claim, so it shouldn't be assumed. For anyone buying with allergies or asthma in mind, it's worth understanding what HEPA filtration does and doesn't guarantee before treating it as a deciding factor — see our guide to HEPA filters in vacuum cleaners. The 1.2L bagless dust cup is on the larger side for a stick vacuum, which should mean less frequent emptying between cleans, though there's no independent measure of how quickly it fills in practice. The 11-piece accessory kit includes a crevice tool, a dusting brush and an upholstery nozzle among its named tools; the remaining pieces aren't individually listed in the source material. If you're unsure what each attachment is actually for, our guide to vacuum cleaner attachments explains what the common ones do.
Who this vacuum suits
The BSVC135 is a budget option for someone who wants a lightweight, corded 2-in-1 for general upkeep — quick jobs on carpet, hard floors or upholstery — in a home where a mains lead isn't a hassle. The listing carries an average customer rating of 3.9 out of 5 from 1,855 ratings on Amazon UK, though that reflects buyer sentiment rather than independently verified performance testing. It's a reasonable fit for small homes and flats where a corded stick is easy to store and pull out for a quick tidy. Anyone who needs confirmed allergy-grade filtration or wants published suction, weight and noise figures to compare against rivals should treat those gaps here as real limitations, and may prefer a model from the site's budget allergy-friendly vacuums list where that data is confirmed. Given the unresolved cable-length discrepancy and the unstated manufacturer warranty term, it's worth contacting the seller directly with any questions before buying rather than assuming the marketing copy is accurate on every point.
How much does the Belaco BSVC135 cost?
Prices vary by retailer and over time; the BSVC135 is sold on Amazon UK by third-party seller Belahome, so confirm the current price before buying since deal pricing can change quickly. At that price you get a 700W corded 2-in-1 stick and handheld vacuum with a 1.2L bagless dust cup and an 11-piece accessory kit, though several comparison specs — suction power, weight and noise level — aren't published for this listing. No independent UK price-tracking data was available to cross-check the price against other sellers, so pricing comes solely from Amazon's own listing. Given the unresolved cable-length discrepancy on the same listing, it's worth reading the full spec table alongside the price before ordering.
Is the Belaco BSVC135 corded or cordless?
Corded. It runs on mains power via a 700W motor and has no battery, so there's no runtime limit or charge time to worry about, but you do need to stay within reach of a socket via its cable. That cable's exact length is actually unclear: the listing's structured spec table states 3 metres, while the marketing title and bullet points separately claim 5 metres, and there's no way to confirm which is accurate from the listing alone. Being corded also means the 700W input power drives suction continuously rather than trading it off against battery life, unlike cordless stick vacuums. The BSVC135's corded, mains-powered design is part of what keeps the price low compared with battery-powered 2-in-1 alternatives.
Does the Belaco BSVC135 have HEPA filtration?
Yes, the listing states it has a HEPA filter, though whether that filter is specifically washable is not confirmed for this listing, unlike some other Belaco stick vacuums that do make that washable claim. The HEPA filter works alongside a 1.2L bagless dust cup, which is on the larger side for a stick vacuum and should mean less frequent emptying between cleans. No suction power figure is published for this model, so how effectively the HEPA filter and airflow combine to capture fine dust and allergens can't be independently assessed. At this price point, the presence of any HEPA filter at all is a reasonable inclusion for a budget corded stick vacuum, though allergy-focused buyers wanting confirmed washable HEPA filtration should check directly with seller Belahome before relying on it.
What is the dust cup capacity of the Belaco BSVC135?
1.2 litres, in a bagless dust cup, which is on the larger side for a stick vacuum and should mean less frequent emptying between cleaning sessions than smaller-capacity rivals, though there's no independent measure of how quickly it fills in practice. That capacity pairs with a HEPA filter for capturing fine dust once it's inside the cup, though the filter's washability isn't confirmed for this specific listing. The dust cup is part of the BSVC135's 2-in-1 design, so the same 1.2L capacity applies whether you're using it as an upright stick or as a detached handheld unit. This dust cup size is a reasonable feature for a budget corded model, even though weight, noise and suction figures aren't disclosed for comparison against similarly priced rivals.
What warranty comes with the Belaco BSVC135?
No specific manufacturer warranty duration is stated on the listing. Only the standard 30-day Amazon UK return policy and a generic 'legal warranty available' tag are shown, so buyers shouldn't assume a multi-year manufacturer guarantee applies as it might with other brands. This lack of a stated warranty term is one of several gaps in the listing alongside the unconfirmed HEPA filter washability and the contradictory 3m/5m cable-length figures. Sold by third-party seller Belahome rather than directly by Belaco, it's worth contacting the seller directly to ask about warranty cover beyond the standard Amazon return window before buying, particularly since no independent UK price-tracking data exists to compare this listing against other sellers.
How many attachments are included with the Belaco BSVC135?
The listing advertises an 11-piece accessory kit, though only three pieces are individually named: a crevice tool, a dusting brush and an upholstery nozzle. The remaining pieces in the kit aren't listed individually in the source material, so it isn't possible to say exactly what else is included beyond those three tools. These attachments work with the BSVC135's 2-in-1 design, switching between the full stick vacuum for floors and a detached handheld unit for stairs, car interiors or upholstery. An 11-piece kit is a generous inclusion for a budget corded stick vacuum, even though other specs like suction power, weight and noise level aren't disclosed on the same listing. If you need to know what's in the remaining pieces, it's worth checking directly with seller Belahome before ordering.