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speedy little hand vac with 6 volts of power, the Dirt Devil Scorpion has a satisfying, spider-like dart to its action. Convenient cordless operation makes it handy for around the house, in the shop, or at the carwash. As with its other hand vacs, Dirt Devil devotes the entire front half of the Scorpion to the dust cup, making it extra roomy and easy to remove for emptying. It also includes a filter, for trapping smaller particulates and dust. Easily the best feature of the Scorpion is its flip-down crevice tool, a smart design that makes for speedy use and guards against lost parts. The unit comes with a charging base that goes on the countertop or the wall (hardware is included) and a 3-year warranty.
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A speedy little hand vac with 6 volts of power, the Dirt Devil Scorpion has a satisfying, spider-like dart to its action. Convenient cordless operation makes it handy for around the house, in the shop, or at the carwash. As with its other hand vacs, Dirt Devil devotes the entire front half of the Scorpion to the dust cup, making it extra roomy and easy to remove for emptying. It also includes a filter, for trapping smaller particulates and dust. Easily the best feature of the Scorpion is its flip-down crevice tool, a smart design that makes for speedy use and guards against lost parts. The unit comes with a charging base that goes on the countertop or the wall (hardware is included) and a 3-year warranty. --Emily Bedard
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Inconvienient
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This product was really nice until I needed a replacement filter. I've tried the store I bought it from as well as every other appliance store in my area with absolutely no luck finding the filters. If you buy this, it worked well for me, but be sure to stock up on the filters, Amazon has been the only place I've been able to find them.
Rating: 
(2
out of 5) @ 2008-08-07
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For the price, you can't beat it
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It's loud and effective. While it gets some pet hair, it doesn't quite get it all (but my dog has a long coat). The quick flip feature is great.
Rating: 
(4
out of 5) @ 2007-09-16
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Not worth any penny spent on it
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I got a studio apartment as my first home. Wanting to be a clean bachelor rather than the messy stereotype, I decided to invest in a vacuum. Being the foolish youth I was I tried to invest in a handheld vacuum.
Big mistake.
This thing was a piece of rubbish. It doesn't have to be plugged in and can be recharged, but even when fully recharged it only lasts a minute or so and then becomes worthless. The suction power is not that great, and to top it off it's exterior is cheap as heck. No, I don't expect my vacuum cleaners to be made of titanium, but I do expect them to survive a drop from about waist-high.
I threw this away and bought a more expensive traditional vacuum. My apartment has been a clean heaven ever since. I would suggest people do the same.
Rating: 
(1
out of 5) @ 2006-11-18
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Don't waste your money !
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I am returning mine today. I agree with rating above...I bought it on the cheap, and cheap is what I got. It's very loud, to the point I have to wear ear plugs. The suction is awful and it blows more that it sucks. The crevice tool broke off - which is why I'm returning it today. Very poor design. Trying to fit it into the base each time is annoying. My fault - I knew I was taking a chance paying so little.
Rating:
(2
out of 5) @ 2006-10-21
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Worst Product I Have Ever Bought
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I must say, without reservation, that this is absolutely among the WORST products I have ever purchased.
I went for the cheap cordless handvac, and cheap is what I got.
Absolutely no suction power and the battery is gone in less than 5 minutes.
A total piece of trash.
Rating:
(1
out of 5) @ 2006-06-30
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