Bosch Home and Garden Cordless Vacuum Cleaner YOUseries Vac (1 Battery, in Carton Packaging)

There is no need for a charger which I was looking for and it seems you can charge the battery via any USB phone charger.I am really happy with the quality of the product and definitely suggest buying it.

Maybe for the cost not is 5 stars but anyway help to u and the battery usb type C in 2.5 hours is full for approx 20min (dipend of working) ...

It's light with good suction power and the battery life is decent.

It comes with one crevice attachment and a USB-C™ charging cable, around 1 metre long overall (mains converter plug not supplied).Exactly as currently pictured in the stock images and short video above, this is a handy little vac with good suction that does a grand job for what it is designed for, in my experience.More video clips are online and over at the Bosch website.Measuring around 36 cm x 7.5 cm x 8.5 cm, with the crevice tool in situ, for me, this is a neat size to take out & about for a quick vac around the stall & stand periphery, when finishing up at an exhibition.It is also handy to vac up fluff & hairs off tiled bathroom floors, deal with that little pile of dust, A N Other has created with the drill or sander or for those accidental little dry spills, such as eye-shadow powder on the dressing table or granulated sugar out of the top of the bag when unfolding the first time.It is also useful around grooved skirting boards, stair banisters and getting into the back & edges of stair carpet treads.Arguably, it could benefit from the inclusion of an even slimmer designed nozzle (slit-like) to get into those really narrow areas in e.g. the car, but that is not a particular negative in my case.ooOoo~ BOSCH~ YOUseries~ CORDLESS HAND VAC~ MODEL NO.: 3 603 CD7 000/Mar 2019GUARANTEE : 3-year‘Made in China’COLOUR : BLACK with BEIGE, and WHITE lettering for the brandingooOooComplete with QUICK START GUIDE & multi-lingual MANUAL, the cordless vac is neatly presented in a Bosch sealed, segmented cardboard box that measures around 30 cm x 10 cm x 15 cm.The vac comes with a partial charge so can be used for a trial run straight out of the box.From the low charge warning (red light), I find it takes around 45 minutes plugged in to the mains (plug converter required) and lasts a good 10 minutes.From page 19 of the manual:📝 ‘A protective circuit switches the vacuum cleaner off when the battery is drained.DO NOT continue to press the ON/OFF button after the vacuum cleaner has automatically switched itself off.This can damage the battery.’Charging, the light flashes green. The charging light indicator also acts as a motion sensor, so, handily, you have an idea of how much charge there is left on picking it up, i.e. red for low, yellow for mid-way & green for full.It is not particularly loud in operation, to my ear, but I tend to avoid using it at 5 am!In a rigid plastic-type, it feels robust and I find it a comfortable weight in hand. It has a rubberised grip on the back of the handle that covers the battery with the USB connector under a flap on the end (images below refer).The press ON/OFF button is on the front, along with the dust collector box release button.The dust collector area is easy to open for emptying when the time comes…and it does fill quite quickly, depending on the job. It clicks back into place with a reassuring click, also in my experience.Handy to know (but I haven’t tried:📝 ‘The removable battery can also be used with the BOSCH YOUseries Cordless Sander or the YOUseries Cordless Drill’[27 images attached]

The media could not be loaded. This cleaner is really compact and with the included crevice tool gets into most nooks and crannies in my car. It has adequate but not really strong suction and managed to suck up most of the dried fine sand and dog hair from the mats and carpets in my car. Running time was 16 minutes from the first full charge. I expect that to get a bit better after a few battery cycles but it was still more than enough for a reasonable full clean of my car. (The photos make the end result look worse than it actually was.) I like the fact that you charge up the battery with an included USB C cable and phone charger.It took a bit longer to clean the car due to the small nozzle and relatively low suction compared to a large cleaner, but the convenience of using something that compact means that I will now be mostly using this to clean the car on a weekly basis with a full vacuum every other month or so.

Bosch 0.603.3D7.001 Cordless Vacuum Cleaner YOUseries Hand VacThere have been hand held small vacuum cleaners for many years now so this new addition into the market from German Power Tool giants Bosch is worth consideration BUT it's a very competitive and price sensitive market. To hold a place, the Bosch entry needs to be exceptionally good.It is attractively presented and simple to operate. Being hand held is it obviously cordless and the battery is quickly charged via a USB cable (supplied) and for most of us a USB wall plug (not supplied). A small coloured LED on the top is orange whilst being charged and green when ready for use.The main unit has a functional shape but not that aesthetic and comes with a small front nozzle. When fitting this nozzle for the first time it clicked satisfyingly into place on the front end but when removed later for cleaning did not fit back cleanly being a bit loose.The handle has a reasonable grip but needs to be at least 1” - 1.5” longer to be a good grip and to better balance the overall length and weight. It is operated by pressing a switch on the top. It is not especially loud, certainly for it's size (14.5” with front nozzle attached). The build, as you would expect from Bosch is solid and well made.The main chamber for collecting dirt is not that big so needs emptying regularly. This is very easy as the chamber is released by pressing a second switch immediately in front of the on/off switch. Inside is a twist off filter which can be washed.As a unit from Bosch, it carries a three year warranty.These hand held vacs are very useful for quick and small cleaning, great for car interiors and DIY dust. The nozzle has to be fairly close to pick up as the suction power is not that great. It's usefulness all depends on what you expect from the power unit. As I said earlier it is a very competitive market and there are lots of small machines out there to choose from. The Bosch is currently selling for about £76 and the bulk of the competition is about half that figure. Whether these other machines offer good value remains to be seen but according to Amazon users, they are getting very good reviews. Where does that leave the Bosch...at it's price point I would have thought in some difficulty.It's a nice enough unit, easy to use and keep clean, not particularly powerful but adequate for small jobs, well made with a long warranty and the backing of a name like Bosch. For some that will be enough but judging by the quality of the competition, I fear it will be hard to establish a significant place in the market. Add to that the growth of the much larger household cordless vacuums that turn into hand held units by removing the long tube and chances are that you probably have something much more powerful hanging on the kitchen wall.

You may need to buy a 3 pin plug to USB if you haven't already got one.I charged mine up overnight so I don't know how long it actually took.The unit is lightweight. It has just one suction power. And the only additional tool is The crevice nozzle.It's idea for a quick clean of a car or a spot clean in the home.Bosch are a well known and respected brand. Hopefully, this unit should last years.