Eureka MaxSwivel Pro NEU350 Review — Lightweight Pet‑Hair Power

Excellent motor with very good suction. I’m still figuring out how to clean the rollers. I bought a used unit from Amazon and it didn’t include an instruction manual, so it was a bit hard to understand at first, but accessories are available on Amazon. Note: the unit does not come with an extension tube for reaching high areas.

Not sure how to rate this thing. If this is the new style of all vacuums (they all say light weight and look the same) it might be a 5 star vacuum. Compared to our 21 year old Eureka Pet Plus It’s 1-2. Looks and feels like a toy. 16 pounds compared to 23 pounds. 25 foot cord compared to 35 foot cord. 8 amps compared to 12 amps. Though is says 12.6 inch brush it’s really 10 inch compared to actual 14 inch brush. No adjustment to it. It also has four hose connects which I guarantee make for a loss of suction power.
The only reason to get a new vacuum is because the latch that holds ours in an upright position broke, and of course every stinking part is still available except for two. Two out of a hundred not replaceable. Look at the parts sheet and they’re listed as parts 19 and 20. The bloody list stops at 18 and picks up again at 21 though they’re shown in the schematic. Filters, both HEPA and dust along with belt are all still available. The thing works like a champ 21 years later with suction so strong it sucks things in from a foot away. Heavy enough that it applies weight to the brush head to agitate the rugs we have and make dirt rise to the top.
This toy skims across the top doing what seems like nothing in the testing I did. You can’t tell me all these $300-$700 stick vacuums are cleaning anything other than dust on top. Going to get boxed up and sent back.
This is not an Amazon issue as I see many blame them for crappy products they buy on here.
This is the modern day cheap crap built by once good companies issue. Come on Eureka.

This is a good item as reviews by others outside UAE. The voltage rating is 120V while UAE rating is 240v. Sellers should mention this in the description.

Good product, as other reviewers outside the UAE have noted. However, it’s rated for 120V while the UAE standard is 240V — sellers should clearly state this in the description.

I just got this vacuum and I absolutely love it. I moved across the country and put off buying a vacuum because of Rona and wanting to save money, so I used a manual sweeper for about four months. The sweeper did a decent job — picked up kitty litter, a lot of pet hair, and even left those nice vacuum lines — so I thought my place was pretty clean.

When I finally decided to buy a vacuum I was shocked at the prices until I found this one and followed a helpful reviewer’s recommendation. It pulled up so much more than I expected, even after I’d just gone over the carpet with the sweeper. I filled an entire canister mostly with pet hair from the living/dining area, hallway, and bedroom. It also fluffed my carpet back up so I can actually see everywhere I’ve walked — the only downside, because now I’ll be using the sweeper obsessively to make clean lines again.

The vacuum is lightweight, super easy to assemble (you probably don’t even need the instructions), and the canister, lid, and filter are easy to clean. People said the cord was short, but mine is long enough to reach across my large living/dining area and down the hallway from one outlet; I only had to switch plugs for the bedroom. It’s no louder than any other vacuum I’ve owned. For the price, it performs incredibly well — I’m so glad I listened to that other reviewer. Trust her — you’ll be happy with this purchase.

We bought this vacuum when we lost our usual cleaning service to lockdown. I’m getting old enough that I can feel most of my joints when I move, and wanted something lightweight and easy to use–which my shopvac wasn’t. I can’t say how pleased I am with this vacuum! I think the most important thing about it overall is that whoever designed it actually used it–it’s full of small, thoughtful features that make it a joy to use. But to start with the big things:
–Suction power is great. The height of the brush roller on the front end is adjustable, from bare floor to high carpet, and between the brush and the vacuum this things does a great job deep-cleaning carpets, from tight/short-pile Persian rugs to handmade braided rugs to 20-year-old medium pile wall-to-wall. The front of the floor sweep is less than three inches high, so you can get under furniture/toe-kicks/etc. The brush depth adjustment is a big flat knob there on top of the front of the sweep, is easy to adjust, with solid, positive click-stop feedback at each of the half-dozen positions.
–On stairs, it’s a champ, mainly because it’s incredibly light-weight, with a well-designed and carefully-placed handle that makes it easy to move from tread to tread.
–Hair. We don’t have pets, but we do have a couple of people in the household with very long hair, and a fanatic quilter who sheds bits of thread more than any dog I’ve ever had, and it does a good job picking up after them. Like any vacuum with a brush roller, if you turn the thing over and pull/cut out whatever gets wrapped around the spindle every few uses, you’ll probably prolong belt/brush/motor life, as well as preserve its efficiency.
Other things I like:
–Emptying the dirt. Like most uprights these days, this machine uses a clear plastic cannister with a foam filter to protect the motor and keep fine dust from recirculating–no bags. To empty the cannister, you push one button conveniently placed at the top of the cannister and pull it off by a large handle. Hold it over (or, better, in) the trash, push a button at the bottom, and the bottom flips out of the way, dumping the contents. The foam filter at the top of the cannister is easy enough to remove and wash. I don’t know how long the filter will last, but the material is not the flimsy foam rubber that you see, say, in cheap window air conditioner filters, but a slightly coarser, harder material that I’ve seen stand up to repeated cleanings in other applications. To my mind, the great thing about these cannisters is that if you accidentally scoop up loose change, you can usually see it sitting on top of the pile and fish it out.
–Special tools. I love the way these work. There are three tools included with the basic unit (at the next price point up you get another tool, I think a slightly fancier surface sweep). They are conveniently placed around the body/handle of the upright–nothing to move out of the way to get at them. They’re securely attached but easy to pop off, ditto for attaching to the vacuum. They attach to a hose that connects the motor/blower unit to the floor/brush sweep, usually draped over a hook on the back of the upright handle. You detach the hose (a simple pull) from the back of the floor sweep and there it is, ready to suck. You can attach tools directly to the hose or, if you want more reach, the handle of the upright comes off (again, you just push a button), adding about two feet more of reach, and a comfortable, sturdy handle. The hose goes into the top of the handle and the tool goes on the other end. With these, it’s easy to get all the way under sofas, behind cabinets, etc., and control the population of dust bunnies. We have a lot of Victorian era furniture, and the brush attachment does a great job of getting the dust out of all the gingerbread.
–The small touches. Take the power cord, for instance. It’s a generous length, and there’s a small plastic clip just below the handle on the back, which I believe is intended to hold the nearer length of the cord off the floor so you don’t run over it all the time–thank you to the designer who put >that< in! To store, it coils between two prongs placed about two feet apart on the back of the upright, which isn't special but what is special is that the top prong rotates: to free the cord for use, rotate the top prong 180 degrees and the whole coil drops free. Love it! The controls (the handle release that allows the upright section to pivot back from the floor sweep, and the on-off switch) are both easy to get at with your foot, easy to tell apart, and separated well enough that you're not likely to mash one when you're going for the other.
–Assembly, shipping: Easy to put together in under ten minutes, with clear instructions if you’re the kind of person who reads instructions. It came in a sturdy carton, all materials recyclable, and despite the potential delays caused by the pandemic, it arrived (in perfect condition) in two days.
All in all, I can’t remember the last time I was so happy with a small household appliance. If its durability is on par with the rest of the quality I see here, I’m hoping it will last a long time. But even if it doesn’t, the thing was such a bargain compared to everything else on the market that I won’t feel abused even if it only lasts a year or two. Great job, Eureka!

Excelente motor, Muy buena succión.

Estoy averiguando cómo limpiar los rodillos aún
En mi caso compré un artículo de uso desde Amazon.

Al no traer el instructivo me costó un poco entenderle pero se venden accesorios en Amazon.

Artículo con no viene con un tubo de extensión para áreas elevadas

Got it for dog hair, works great. Light weight, great suction,and easy to empty.

To be clear, I was looking for a vacuum that would not suck up the area rugs and this one fit the bill. Yes, it does not have super suction like Shark but it is is more than adequate. If you need something for area rugs, this one will work. I added a extension wand I had laying around and mounted it on the handle by removing the 2 gadgets I will never use and turning the bracket to the side (the one that held the power attachment) and it sits and snapped right into it. I feel I will probably never use the removeable hand wand. Just attach my extension to the hose as it is much quicker.
This vacuum does not have a foot release pedal and instead, you put your foot on the base and pull down with a loud snap to release the unit and be able to vacuum. The snap is loud and scares my dog but maybe that will get better with time.
I love the LED lights. Maybe not a good thing as I can really see the dirt now!
Easy to empty the dirt cup but it has a part inside there that clogs easily and you have to take it apart to clean. Messy but not to hard to do.
The rewind cord function was a must as I had a Bissel before with that option and I love it. Not many uprights have it so my choices were limited but this one actually works well and the cord pulls all the way in without having to feed it in or mess with it like the Bissel did. The cord is slightly longer than my last one but you are limited with the rewind on length. That is OK since this feature is awesome to have.
It is a loud vacuum. Not sure if that is the norm but I will use the heck out of it for 30 days and see if it holds up.

This vacuum is lightweight yet surprisingly powerful — I assumed heavier meant stronger, and I was wrong. The front LED lights make it easy to spot dirt, it swivels smoothly, and the carpet-to-floor adjustment is automatic so I don’t have to switch settings. It hugs bare floors and picks up everything, even the cat litter my pet scatters. I’m excited to see how much dust and debris collect in the cup after cleaning. Great vacuum for a good price!