Note: we tested the N5s, but most other Inse vacuums (e.g. the S7P and N650) have a very similar design and should perform very similarly to the N5s in our tests.
In this video we test the vacuum for raw power (CFM and suction), long term suction (flour clog test), surface level pickup (on carpet and hard floors), deep cleaning, battery life, debris containment (fog test), hair tangling, and ease of use (weight, handling, control, and dust bin size).
The Inse N5s is generally not recommended because it failed both our flour clog test and our debris containment test. None of the budget cordless vacuums we tested passed both tests, but there are models that passed at least one of them.
The Eureka RapidClean Pro passed our flour clog test (but not our debris containment test).
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The Kenmore Elite CSV Max passed our debris containment test (but not our flour clog test). It's also currently recommended as the best budget cordless vacuum we've tested.
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0:00 Introduction
0:03 Airflow
0:07 Suction
0:13 Flour clog test
0:51 Carpet cleaning
1:08 Hard floor cleaning
1:16 Carpet deep cleaning
1:32 Crevice test
1:43 Battery life
2:17 Fog test
2:31 Hair tangling
2:49 Weight and handling
3:14 Dust bin size
3:23 Wall dock
3:29 Pros and cons
4:02 General recommendations
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