The media could not be loaded. My mother needed a lightweight but powerful vacuum, and the Fietty Ultra10 fits the bill perfectly. The other day she said, “I LOVE my Fietty!” When I asked why, she listed all the things that really matter: it’s easy to use, very powerful, excellent along edges, has long battery life (enough to clean the whole house), and is easy to empty. She uses it every day, so those features are important. From my own inspection, it transitions smoothly between surfaces like carpet and hard floors. It also comes with several attachments that are simple to swap on and off. One attachment really stood out: a pet grooming brush. This was a first for me. It has a proper comb for removing loose fur, and with the push of a button, the hair releases from the brush and is immediately sucked into the vacuum—no mess, no fur flying around. Setup was straightforward, including the wall mount. The instructions are clear and well written. Overall, this is a nice looking, thoughtfully designed vacuum that’s powerful, convenient, and genuinely easy to live with. **** Video is just a demonstration of going from carpet, to rug, to floor. Picture is another nice feature. To empty, just open the container over the garbage can. You don't need to remove anything from the assembly. Read more
The Fieety vacuum is probably one of the best stick vacuums I have owned. I love that there is an auto setting, as well as manual control of the suction levels. It picks up dirt and pet hair with ease! I love how flexible it is, and I can easily fit the vacuum in hard-to-reach and low areas. So far, very durable. I only wish the charge lasted a little longer. If we use it in medium suction mode, the battery drains quickly. It is easy to clean, and i love that hanging charging port, too! Read more
I’ve been using an older version of the Fieety vacuum for several years, and it has always been my go-to for quick cleanups. When I came across a great deal on this newer model, I didn’t hesitate to purchase it—and I’m very glad I did. The included attachments are excellent, especially the pet hair tool. It features a convenient release button on the attachment itself that removes any hair that doesn’t get fully suctioned, keeping the tool clean and easy to maintain. The touchscreen display is a significant upgrade and makes switching between modes intuitive and seamless. Another standout feature is the green LED light, which does a great job illuminating dirt and debris on the floor that might otherwise be missed. Suction power is exactly what I expected from Fieety—strong and reliable. It handled larger debris effortlessly, even picking up multiple goldfish crackers without issue. Overall, this vacuum delivers powerful performance, thoughtful design improvements, and excellent convenience. It’s a solid upgrade and a great option for everyday cleaning. Read more
The media could not be loaded. I am not surprised whatsoever that I am leaving a great review for this powerhouse. Why, you might ask? Because this vacuum will "suck the paint off the wall", which was something my mother and grandmother used to say regarding their E____olux and R___bow vacs. Those are both killer vacs, but technology has changed so much that just based on the numbers alone, those super expensive vacuums (at that time) pale in comparison to the incredible suction power on this slim powerhouse! That alone is enough for me, but there are many more reasons, that I wiIl outline below! (Full disclaimer: About 5 years ago, I had a Dy__n, and it sucked (Snare Drum a punchline here. I got called Laresar. It was perfect. My sister was obsessed with the Laresar so I bought one for her and she still uses it today, as do I in addition to this one. Then I got an email that the company name changed or rebranded or was bought-whatever the reason, and was now Fieety. I needed a second one. So I one for the second floor, a Fieety that is orange and unlike this one. Love the suction on both of those. Sister visits and MUST have the orange Fieety. It was sold out, so I gave her mine, and I bought this one being reviewed now.) Selling points for someone that sounds like they might have a small vacuum addiction. (It's me!) 1. The price!! I am thrilled! It is a fraction of others in the category and more powerful. 2. It is really is packaged well. Smaller packaging, means it fully disassembles making it easier to store. and better for the environment. 3. Sound: You can have a full conversation on the telephone while vacuuming on normal speed. Crank it up and it is still not loud but it will help you end that call so still a win! 4. Battery life: It recharges fully in about 4 hours. If you use the wall mount, and just leave it, it automatically disengages when the battery is fully charged so it does not fry it. I don't do that on this one yet but I have had it for 2 weeks. It has a little over an hour of constant run time. I use it daily for something random at least but regularly the whole floor and have only charged it 4 times total since I got it. 5. The LASER light on the motorhead is wild. The things you see on the floor with that light will prove to you how strong the suction is. You can never unsee that dust that becomes visible with the green laser light. That is why socks get so dirty. It is truly disturbing how much and how quickly the dust returns. 6. Ease of emptying: Push button. So simple. And has a pretty large collection container with washable filters! 7. hose attachment. sometimes you need a canister situation for upholstery, or underneath something or a lampshade, or maybe a pet I don't have any but it has a cool pet brush attachment and along with the 3 foot hose and how quiet it is, I don't think it will bother most pets. The hose attachment is a great addition that I never had with the others. 8. It fits many of the same attachments I have left over from a generic brand purchased for my old DY____N. I probably overanalyze it all, but it does not matter really because I have an unhealthy obsession with vacs so I hope it will make you as happy as it has my family and I. My videography is atrocius but you get the idea. Read more
