7 Best Vacuums for All Floors 2025

This cordless powerhouse redefines whole-home cleaning with its 45Kpa suction and 60-minute runtime, making it a top contender among vacuums for all floors. The 500W brushless motor delivers relentless power across surfaces—from plush carpets to sealed hardwood—while the V-shape anti-tangle brush ensures pet hair doesn’t sabotage performance. Designed for real-life messes, it tackles embedded debris and daily dust with confidence, solving the all-too-common frustration of mid-clean battery failure or clogged rollers.

In real-world testing, the vacuum shines in large, multi-surface homes where transitions between floor types are frequent. The 1.5L dust cup means fewer interruptions, and the HEPA filtration captures fine allergens, a boon for sensitive households. On low mode, it easily covers 1,500 sq. ft., while MAX mode digs deep into high-pile rugs—though runtime drops to around 25 minutes. It handles baseboards and under-furniture grime well thanks to bright LED lighting, but the weight distribution can feel slightly front-heavy when cleaning stairs.

Compared to the LEVOIT LVAC-200, this model offers longer runtime and stronger suction, but trades off some portability and ease of storage. It’s ideal for pet owners and families who prioritize endurance and power over ultra-slim design. While the KARDV B0F2B29SPC matches its runtime and adds a smart display, this vacuum edges ahead with a more intuitive self-standing design and smoother floor transitions—delivering better suction consistency and build refinement for the same effort.

Don’t let its 10-pound frame fool you—the Eureka PowerSpeed packs a 960-watt punch that punches above its weight on carpets and hard floors alike. This upright is a game-changer for budget-conscious households that refuse to compromise on suction or convenience. With a massive 2.6-liter dust cup and 5-height brush roll adjustment, it adapts seamlessly from shag rugs to tile, solving the pain point of constant bin emptying and surface-specific vacuums.

During real-world use, it excels in homes with mixed flooring and pet traffic. The consistent motor-driven suction doesn’t drop off, and the flip-to-empty bin keeps hands clean—no bags, no fuss. It glides well on low-pile carpets and sealed hardwood, though the roller can scatter fine debris on very smooth surfaces if pushed too fast. The onboard pet turbo brush is a standout, lifting embedded fur from car seats and couches with ease. However, the lack of a HEPA filter limits its appeal for allergy sufferers.

When stacked against the Shark NV352, it’s lighter and cheaper but lacks the lift-away pod and advanced filtration. It’s best for renters, small homes, or pet owners who want a no-nonsense, durable upright without bells and whistles. While the Bissell Featherweight is lighter, this Eureka delivers far superior carpet cleaning—offering better suction and capacity for only a slight increase in weight and storage footprint.

The Shark NV352 is a allergy-fighting beast wrapped in a maneuverable upright chassis, making it a standout for health-conscious homes with mixed flooring. Its anti-allergen complete seal paired with a true HEPA filter traps 99.9% of dust and pollen, turning every pass into a breathability upgrade. The lift-away pod is pure genius—effortlessly detaching to clean stairs, drapes, or car interiors without lugging the whole unit.

In testing, the swivel steering makes it incredibly agile, zipping around furniture legs and tight corners with precision. The brushroll shutoff is a game-changer, allowing instant shifts from deep carpet scrubbing to gentle hardwood sweeps—no more kicking up dust on bare floors. It handles pet hair well, though long strands can occasionally wrap the roller. The 5-year warranty adds peace of mind, but the dust cup is smaller than competitors, requiring more frequent emptying in large homes.

Compared to the Eureka NEU181A, it offers superior allergy protection and versatility, but at nearly triple the price. It’s ideal for families with pets, kids, or asthma sufferers who need hospital-grade filtration and above-floor cleaning. While the KARDV cordless model offers convenience, this Shark delivers more reliable deep-cleaning power and allergen control, making it a smarter long-term investment for health-focused users.

LEVOIT’s LVAC-200 is a tangle-destroying specialist that quietly dominates in homes drowning in pet and human hair. Its tangle-resistant roller is engineered to slice through fur without wraps, a rare win in the cordless vacuum space. Backed by a 5-stage filtration system, it captures dander and fine dust, making it a silent hero for allergy and pet owners. At just under 6 pounds, it’s a featherlight champ for quick daily cleanups.

In real use, the vacuum transitions smoothly between low-pile rugs and hardwood, though it struggles slightly on high-pile carpets in standard mode. The 50-minute runtime is solid for apartments or small homes, but MAX mode cuts it to 20 minutes. The washable filter saves long-term costs, and the one-click dust bin emptying is genuinely mess-free. However, the lack of LED lights makes nighttime cleaning under furniture a guessing game.

Against the B0FRS9JXMF, it trades suction power and runtime for better tangle resistance and lighter weight. It’s perfect for studio apartments, pet owners, or anyone who hates cleaning the roller. While the KARDV B0F2B29SPC offers a smart display and larger tool set, this LEVOIT wins on simplicity and roller reliability—delivering cleaner maintenance and quieter operation without the tech clutter.

The KARDV B0F2B29SPC is a tech-forward beast that blends 40Kpa suction, 60-minute runtime, and a colorful smart LED display into one pet-hair-slaying machine. Its V-shape anti-tangle brush and green LED lights make it a nighttime cleaning ninja, revealing and devouring debris under sofas and along baseboards. With 8-in-1 attachments, it transforms into a handheld powerhouse for cars, curtains, and crevices—perfect for multi-scene homes.

Real-world tests show it handles hardwood and medium-pile carpets with ease, though MAX suction drains the battery fast. The wall-mount charging station keeps it ready and organized, a rarity in this price range. The multi-layer filtration captures ultra-fine particles, great for homes with kids or pets. However, the display, while flashy, can be overly sensitive to touch, and the build feels slightly less rugged than the B0FRS9JXMF.

Versus the LEVOIT LVAC-200, it offers more power, longer runtime, and smarter features—but at the cost of added weight and complexity. It’s ideal for tech-savvy pet owners who want max versatility and real-time feedback. While the Shark Rocket HV301 offers corded reliability, this KARDV delivers greater freedom and deep-clean capability, making it a stronger pick for cordless all-floor dominance.

The Shark Rocket HV301 is a corded marvel that proves uninterrupted power still has a place in the cordless age. Weighing under 9 pounds, it delivers constant, full suction across all floor types—no battery fade, no performance drop. Its swivel steering and fingertip controls make switching between carpets and tiles effortless, solving the corded vacuum’s old reputation for clunkiness.

In practice, it’s a floor-to-ceiling workhorse: the handheld mode detaches quickly for stairs and upholstery, and the anti-allergen dust brush is excellent for blinds and shelves. The easy-empty dust cup minimizes mess, and the included tools click neatly into place. It handles pet hair well, though long strands can tangle the roller. The 15-foot cord limits range, requiring multiple outlet changes in large homes.

Compared to the Bissell Featherweight 2033, it’s more versatile, powerful, and durable—justifying its higher cost. It’s perfect for renters or small-to-medium homes where reliability and no charging matter most. While the KARDV B0F2B29SPC offers portability, this Shark wins on consistent power and build quality, delivering corded confidence with cordless-like agility.

The Bissell Featherweight 2033 is the minimalist’s miracle—a 3.5-pound stick vac that’s always ready for quick spills and surface sweeps. It’s incredibly simple: plug in, switch on, and go. With dual-action cleaning, it picks up crumbs on sealed hardwood and light debris on low-pile rugs, making it ideal for apartment dwellers or second-home use.

In real testing, it’s perfect for post-meal crumb runs or quick pet hair touch-ups. The crevice tool helps with couch gaps and baseboards, and the 0.67L dust cup is adequate for small jobs. But it lacks the power for deep carpet cleaning or embedded dirt, and the 15-foot cord feels short for larger spaces. It’s not a primary vacuum, but a spot-cleaning specialist.

Against the Shark HV301, it’s lighter and cheaper but far less capable. It’s best for college students, seniors, or anyone needing a no-fuss backup. While the Eureka NEU181A offers real cleaning power, this Bissell wins on sheer portability and instant usability, delivering basic performance with zero learning curve.