how long the sweeper stays charged?
570798
I use it for spot cleaning..crumbs, or sometimes instead of a broom if Im in a hurry and don't care too much about corners. I wind up charging it about once every three or four weeks.
570799
Long enough to vac a 1500 square foot house on wood and vinyl floors and two area rugs. It doesn't stop, but you can tell it weakens and needs charging. . After that I charge it overnight then it's ready to go again. I highly recommend it.
570800
I sweep once a week. Charge less the once a month. Depends on size of rooms and how often you use the sweeper. Last a good amount of time.
601902
When it was new it lasted about 15 minutes. I used it once or twice and week and after a year the suction went from soso to almost nothing no matter how longed I charged it. I contacted the manufacture to buy a new battery and was told they cannot be replaced.....just throw it out and buy an new vacuum. I bought it because of the electolux name. My mom and my daughter bought one also and had the same experience. I'm back to my Eureka Boss, less than half the price and it does carpeted areas also. It COMES with an extra battery.
2237103
I have used many rechargeable devices over the years and, yes, with light use, it should hold its charge for a few years as other similar hand vacuums do. It seems that this is a defect and that Amazon should work with the manufacturer to rectify the situation. If they do not, I will certainly try not to buy any more Black & Decker products.
1931564
1. I believe the instructions state it takes 8 hours to charge after the initial 24-hour charge.2. I used the scrubber for more than half an hour, and it kept its charge/speed. I haven't had the unit long enough to adequately answer the second question.
1784340
On a full charge on full power it will last about 15 to 20 minutes. It has plenty of power and can move a lot of debris on a single charge.
99944
I don't have a specific time, but for me, I can vacuum my entire first floor and still have enough charge left over to vacuum 3/4 of the first floor the next day. (It's just over 1,000 sq feet). Recharging takes about 17 hours, I believe.
1522502
Mine has stayed charged for several weeks at a time; I know for at least a month.
1737719
Quite a while. I don't have a lot of hair to cut so the charge lasts a while. I've gone a month without charging it.
760023
I leave the batt on charge. Have had the unit for about 5 months and have noted no degradation. Unit is " lightly" utilized as sweeper for 40x20 patio and 60 foot walkway.
1931562
I'm actually bit entirely sure about how long it takes to charge because I let it charge overnight, but I'm guessing at least a couple hours. I clean the shower once weekly and I can go about three weeks / three uses between charges, which is nice!
1491983
I would buy a new battery from Amazon.com I purchased 2 batteries and both are holding a charge better than the batteries that came with my swivel sweeper
808297
I have one and I gave on to my 10 year old granddaughter about a month and a half ago. There must be way over 100 hours so far because she's relentless. Those things are charging then going constantly. So, that part of the "last" is still ongoing. It takes 20 to 30 minutes to charge and flies for about 5 to 7 minutes each time.
297701
This might help. It's on a trickle type of battery so it only charges when needed. Electric would only be when it needs charging such as after running or if sitting for several hours. The volts on the battery packs (which there are 2 of them) are 7.2 volts. After running Neato and when he needs to go back for recharging will take no longer than 2 hours so far from what I see. I hope this helped some. Biggest benefit is being able to vacuum in under items that you can't with an upright. Neato gets out more dust out of my carpet than my upright ever has and I have even shampooed my carpeting twice a year. This might help. It's on a trickle type of battery so it only charges when needed. Electric would only be when it needs charging such as after running or if sitting for several hours. The volts on the battery packs (which there are 2 of them) are 7.2 volts. After running Neato and when he needs to go back for recharging will take no longer than 2 hours so far from what I see. I hope this helped some. Biggest benefit is being able to vacuum in under items that you can't with an upright. Neato gets out more dust out of my carpet than my upright ever has and I have even shampooed my carpeting... » Read More This might help. It's on a trickle type of battery so it only charges when needed. Electric would only be when it needs charging such as after running or if sitting for several hours. The volts on the battery packs (which there are 2 of them) are 7.2 volts. After running Neato and when he needs to go back for recharging will take no longer than 2 hours so far from what I see. I hope this helped some. Biggest benefit is being able to vacuum in under items that you can't with an upright. Neato gets out more dust out of my carpet than my upright ever has and I have even shampooed my carpeting twice a year. « Show Less
1392919
The battery charger uses 120V AC to charge the battery. The Sweeper does not run on 120V AC
179824
It seems to charge in about an hour, but I haven't timed it. It lasts about 15 minutes, maybe 20 before it starts to slow down. That's all I expected and all I need. If I had a large area and needed 30-40 minutes, I stick with this unit and just buy a second battery. Remember, its light, nimble..meaning you can hold it in one hand and bend your arm upside down and backwards as the the blower is a wand. Dry or slighty damp leaves its perfect. Wet soggy leaves, forget it.
1474641
I don't have a definitive answer for that, but I have charged mine many times, and it seems to stop when the charge is complete.
634595
I leave it on the charger whenever I'm not brushing... But it would probably last for several brushes after a days charge.