DIRT DEVIL M0216SPC KURV Cordless Rechargeable Hand Vac (Spice)
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of DIRT DEVIL M0216SPC KURV Cordless Rechargeable Hand Vac (Spice)
Customer Review: Great style, not as great power
Summary: 4 Stars
Great styling and very convenient but not as powerful as I remember my parents being as a child. A must have for new parents!Customer Review: Good... but not great.
Summary: 3 Stars
I guess I bought into all the hype that it was so much more powerful and blah blah... in the end it was just a cool looking old school dust buster with very little more capacity than for catching a couple dust bunnies under the couch. On the positive, the battery life is great so far. Don't get me wrong, I like it, but it is what it is, a cordless vacuum, and it's nothing to write home about.Customer Review: Product Designers Drop the Ball
Summary: 3 Stars
Overall, the Kurv is a pretty well designed and constructed product. My only problem with the vacuum is that the exhaust air is discharged in a direction that blows around much of the debris you're trying to vacuum up in the first place. This is a small but frustrating design deficiency on what would otherwise be an excellent product.Customer Review: Bigger than I expected,
Summary: 3 Stars
It was bigger than I expected and the blow from the exhaust sometimes moves what you are trying to vacuum and defeats the purpose. The design falls short for my needs. I was hoping for a little more of a high tech item.Customer Review: Looks good, works poorly
Summary: 2 Stars
The vaccuum looks great, and it has decent suction. That's the positives.
However, I find it difficult to hold, at the shape is more designed for looks than ergonomics. The design also vents the outgoing air from a band around the middle, which tends to blow dust and crumbs and such all over as you're trying to clean. The tiny nozzle helps to increase the suction but reduces the aea convered, meaning you spend a lot more time making tiny passes over the area compared to wider intakes on traditional "dust buster" units.