CROWNSHOP 2-in-1 Upright Vacuum Cleaner, Corded Stick and Handheld, HEPA Filter (Blue)

It's corded, running from the mains rather than a battery. There's no charge time or runtime limit to consider, but it needs a nearby socket to use, and the listing doesn't state a separate mains cable length beyond the 1.5m hose. Being tethered avoids the eventual battery-replacement cost cordless sticks carry, and the machine draws power continuously at either 1200W (per the spec table) or 1000W (per marketing text) - the two figures conflict, so the exact wattage isn't fully confirmed. At 3.5kg, it's still light enough to move between rooms despite the cord.

1.5 litres, and it's a bagless design, so you empty the container by hand rather than buying replacement bags. That capacity pairs with a HEPA filter fitted behind it, aimed at trapping fine dust and allergens rather than just larger debris, though whether the filter itself is washable isn't stated on the listing. At 3.5kg with a 25cm cleaning path, the 1.5L container is proportionate to a standard-weight stick vacuum rather than a heavy-duty cylinder model, so expect to empty it more often on larger cleaning jobs across carpet, hard floor and upholstery.

This isn't stated on the product listing, so it shouldn't be assumed either way until confirmed. The HEPA filter sits behind a 1.5-litre bagless dust container that you empty by hand, and if the filter turns out not to be washable, factor in the cost and availability of replacements as an ongoing expense alongside the corded 1200W-or-1000W motor. Given the listing also leaves the warranty period and exact wattage unconfirmed, contacting the seller directly before buying is the more reliable route than assuming maintenance costs based on similar bagless stick vacuums.

A crevice tool and a brush attachment, both intended for use with the handheld mode. These support the machine's 2-in-1 design, where the corded stick body, weighing 3.5kg with a 25cm cleaning path, detaches into a separate handheld unit for stairs, upholstery or the car, rather than requiring a dedicated handheld vacuum alongside it. With a 1.5-litre bagless container and HEPA filtration already covering general floor cleaning, these two attachments extend that same machine into smaller, more targeted cleaning jobs across the home.

3.5kg, which falls in the standard weight band for stick vacuums rather than the lightweight tier. Since it's corded rather than cordless, that weight doesn't include a battery, so it stays consistent throughout use rather than the front-heavy feel some battery-powered sticks develop toward a full charge. The 2-in-1 conversion means you can lift off just the handheld section for stairs or car interiors without carrying the full 3.5kg upright body around, and the machine's 75dB noise level is mid-range for this weight class rather than notably quiet or loud.

No. Only the standard UK statutory "legal warranty" is shown, plus a separate 7-year EU spare-parts availability figure that is not itself a warranty term. That gap sits alongside two other unresolved figures on this listing: the motor is rated at either 1200W or 1000W depending on which part of the page you read, and the price itself is inconsistent between sources. Given all three gaps, confirming the warranty length directly with the seller before buying matters more than usual for this particular listing.

This exact listing is Blue only. A near-identical Crownshop model in Yellow with a 600W rating exists as a separate SKU (ASIN B0DYJMHK3Q), sold under a different product title, which is notably lower than either of the 1200W or 1000W figures given for this Blue model's motor. Both share the same 2-in-1 corded stick-and-handheld design with a bagless container, but since they're listed as separate products rather than colour variants of one SKU, don't assume identical specs, price or warranty terms carry over between the Blue and Yellow versions without checking each listing directly.