18V Cordless Wet/Dry Vacuum, 1.6 Gallon HEPA Filter Vacuum, Powerful 74 CFM Airflow, 8 ft. of Stretchable Hose, Eco and Boost Modes, Lightweight Design, Tool Body Only, RP18DAQ4

Works fine and seems to be well built. Wanted a small shop vac that went with the battery system that I had and this works. By no means is it as powerful as a larger corded shop vac but it works and it gets by on almost no electricity relative to a standard shop vac. With an 8Ah battery it runs for quite a while. As far as purchasing filters, internally this is identical to the "Flex 24V 1.6 gallon wet/dry vacuum" and the identically made filters branded for the Flex vacuum are much easier to find and at cheaper prices (at least in the US) and both (HEPA and dust bag) are currently available on Amazon (currently ASINs B0CY3GHHN5 and B0CY3HC1D8). My biggest complaint is that the tool rack for this is just a bolt on afterthought (literally). Everything else on this thing is extremely sturdy and will likely outlast me (or more realistically the lifetime of this battery system). It has a large solid handle and the accessories, while small, are very well built. But the bolt on tool rack probably won't survive if the thing is bouncing around in a truck. But I've also never seen a good solution for tools on a shop vac so I'm not going to ding them too hard for this.

Great little vacuum, better performance than I expected, I've used it in dry (mostly sawdust) and wet situations and it's worked well for both. It has an auto shutoff when the water level hits a certain point, which does work, but I'm not sure I'd trust it so pay attention to how much water has been picked up. Love having a small easy to carry vacuum that uses the same batteries as all my tools. I was leery having read all the reviews, but a) easily found replacement bags (a bit pricey but available). b) has plenty of power for small tasks (if your doing something that needs more power, use a full size shop vac.) c) short battery life? not in my opinion, seems to run quite a while even on smaller batteries. d) clogging? I've had no clogs, but it may depend on what your picking up. e) non standard size, weirdly the attachments from the small A/C vac I'd used for decades fit so no issue for me, I do have a couple attachments that are a different size, but had long ago solved that issue with some tape for the old vac.

I just love it, I use daily in my job site!

This little vacuum really sucks for its size. It’s not bad to carry around and use to clean up household “to-do” projects. I have even used it in the garage to clean up my work area. It’s also not bad to plug in the hose to the “exhaust” to blow leaves off the side walk.

Nicely built. Suction's OK There's a reducer coupling that comes with the vac. It's not intuitively obvious what it's for (at least to me it wasn't). The instructions don't mention it, but if you look closely at one of the pictures you can see that it fits onto the end of the flexible hose and provides a tight fitting for the extension tubes. Without that coupling the tube won't stay connected to the hose. I bought FT522 bags on Amazon and they fit