The dust terror

Very good, I confirm what is said in other comments. Very practical, it is unsheathed soon as there needs without asking the question "does it worth me to get the vacuum cleaner?", He goes everywhere with his hose and nozzles that allow while reaching from floor to ceiling without forcing (depending on your size, of course), light enough not to weigh on the arm when it is used, and when we finished, the hose is wound around the body of the apparatus and resets the charge. For my part I keep it under the desk, plugged into the power strip PC, it does not take place.

Its only flaw is its ridiculous autonomy inherent in this kind of gear, but it's so easy to take it out and put it in charge we pass on from there needs without leaving time to dust to accumulate: suction power cleans what needs to be done in less time than it takes to write it, and autonomy is not a concern in regular use . Certainly if you let dust build up in the car, you will need maybe two sessions the first time, but eventually you will clean the five minutes.

Its price may seem a little high, but it is an investment that we did. No need to spend three times in the same place as with a 30 euros handheld vacuum will lose suction power past the first 10 seconds, then effectively cleaned, and if like me you are not passionate household while wanting to keep things clean, it's worth the extra cost.

Last point is the Black & Decker is well thought out, well built and we know that it will not let you go after three uses.