Vax HomePro CLSV-HPKS Cordless Vacuum Cleaner

Prices can change, so check the retailer page for the current figure. You get a 4.0Ah ONEPWR battery compatible with Vax's wider 2.0Ah and 8.0Ah packs, a 0.7L bagless bin, a HairWrap Resist motorised floorhead and a five-year product guarantee. Vax hasn't published HEPA certification or suction-power figures for this model, so the asking price is harder to benchmark against rivals that do disclose those specs.

Vax states a maximum runtime of up to 45 minutes on the included 4.0Ah battery, with a charge time of around 180 minutes. A minimum runtime figure at higher power settings has not been published, so actual time on the floor when using boost mode is likely shorter than the 45-minute ceiling. Because the vacuum shares Vax's ONEPWR battery platform, it also accepts 2.0Ah and 8.0Ah packs sold separately, letting owners buy a smaller spare or a larger battery for longer sessions. At 3.5kg as supplied with the battery fitted (2.6kg per the manual without it), the vacuum stays manageable to hold across most of that runtime, including via its standard and boost power modes.

Vax has not published HEPA certification for this model. It uses a two-stage, washable filtration system described as capturing 99.9% of dust and allergens down to 0.3 microns, but this is not confirmed as HEPA-rated. Being washable at least means no recurring filter-replacement cost across the five-year product guarantee. Suction wattage, sealed suction in kPa and airflow figures also aren't published for this model, so neither the filtration nor the suction claims can be benchmarked numerically against rival machines. This combination of unconfirmed HEPA status and missing suction data is worth checking directly with Vax if certified allergen filtration or comparable performance figures matter to your decision.

3.5kg as supplied with the battery fitted, according to the product page. Vax's user manual separately lists 2.6kg for the unit without the battery, meaning the 4.0Ah battery itself accounts for roughly 0.9kg of the total weight. This sits in the standard weight band for cordless stick vacuums, with dimensions of 250 x 220 x 1,160mm. The same battery that adds this weight also powers up to 45 minutes of runtime, and because it's part of Vax's ONEPWR platform, a lighter 2.0Ah battery is available separately if reducing weight matters more to you than maximum runtime.

No. The HomePro CLSV-HPKS has a manual slide-open 0.7L bin and no app connectivity, nor does it offer wet-and-dry cleaning, consistent with its positioning as a mid-priced rather than premium cordless stick vacuum. The hygienic slide-open bin at least reduces contact with dust during manual emptying, and a furniture-protection bumper and temporary self-stand on hard floors round out the practical design touches. Being manual rather than self-emptying also helps keep the 3.5kg weight down, since there's no dock or additional motor needed to empty the bin automatically. If self-emptying convenience or app control matters to your decision, compare other Vax models or cordless stick vacuums that include those features.

Vax offers a five-year product guarantee and a three-year battery guarantee once the vacuum is registered, subject to Vax's terms and conditions. Battery cover is a meaningful inclusion given the 4.0Ah ONEPWR battery is central to the vacuum's up-to-45-minute runtime claim, and batteries are typically the component most likely to degrade over a multi-year period. This warranty covers the washable two-stage filtration and 0.7L bagless bin alongside the motor and battery. Registering promptly after purchase is required to secure the full terms rather than a shorter default period, so it's worth doing as soon as the vacuum arrives.