Question 1

Compare & contrast to the other MAX vacs, BDH2000L and BDH2000SL? Which vacuums better? (noise etc is secondary)

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Hi, my name is Austin.  I'm the product manager for hand vacs at Black+Decker.  A simple "better" between all these Lithium hand vacs is a tough answer but I'll do my best.  The Pivot (BDH2000PL) has the strongest suction and packs down the smallest for storage.  If you're just looking for huge power in a convenient storage size this is the one you want.  The Flex With Floor Head (BDH2020FLFH and BDH1620FLFH) are the most versatile and have the longest run time.  The 4 foot hose, accessories, and floor head make these perfect for floor to ceiling cleaning, picking up messes under the table, cleaning stairs, detail cleaning the car, etc.  The pet hair attachment on the 20V, and soon to be available separately (BDH200FVPH), works great for pet hair as well as carpeted stairs, car upholstery etc. The more traditional hand vacs (BDH2000L, CHV1410L) have the longest crevice tools and largest capacity.  The extra reach is great for getting cobwebs, bugs, and under and between appliances.  All of these units have the strong suction and fade free power that comes with Lithium ion battery technology..

Question 2

how long can it work?

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Ours was purchased in 2013 and is only now becoming unusable due to limited charging power. I guess 10 years for a $53 purchase is a pretty good payback. I’ve researched others and can’t find any with all the features of this little work horse. Love it and am buying again, hoping for another 10 years. And even with inflation it’s now only $69 which isn’t bad…

Question 3

Approximately how long does a charge last?

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I thought I had the same charging issue as everyone else, but it turns out the vacuum wasn’t sitting completely against the charger. If the arm is folded all the way against the handle while in the charger, the base doesn’t fully connect. When I extend the arm slightly away from the handle, the base fully connects and you’ll see the blue light stay on (indicating the vacuum is charging.) when the blue light turns off, you know the vacuum is fully charged.) It says in the instructions that you’ll need to charge the new vacuum before using.

Question 4

Is there an instruction manual available online for this hand vac?

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Here is a link to the manual:http://documents.dewalt.com/documents/English/Instruction%20Manual/90603456,BDH2000PL.pdf

ASIN	B00IOEFBKS
Amperage	1.8 A
Battery Charge Time	240 minutes
Battery Description	Lithium-Ion
Best Sellers Rank	#11,073 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) #24 in Handheld Vacuums
Brand	BLACK+DECKER
Brand Name	BLACK+DECKER
Capacity	15 ounces
Cleaning Path Width	1.75 inches
Color	Black
Connectivity Technology	Cordless
Control Method	Touch
Controller Type	Hand Control
Customer Reviews	4.4 out of 5 stars 30,645 Reviews
Filter Type	Cloth
Finish Types	Brushed
Form Factor	Handheld
Global Trade Identification Number	00885911324014
Included Components	Charging Dock, Crevice Tool, On-board brush, Pre-filter, Washable filter (Model PVF110)
Indoor Outdoor Usage	Indoor
Item Dimensions L x W x H	7.2"L x 6.2"W x 11.9"H
Item Type Name	Black & Decker 20V Lithium Pivot Vacuum
Item Weight	3 pounds
Manufacturer	BLACK+DECKER
Manufacturer Warranty Description	2 year limited warranty.
Model Name	BDH2000PL
Model Number	BDH2000PL
Noise Level	80 db
Number of Handles	1
Number of Items	1
Number of Power Levels	1
Other Special Features of the Product	Bagless, corded, cyclonic
Power Source	Cordless
Recommended Uses For Product	Bed, Car, Pet Hair
Runtime	10 minutes
Series Number	2000
Special Feature	Bagless , corded, cyclonic
Style Name	Pivot Vac
Surface Recommendation	Upholstery
UPC	885911324014
Unit Count	1 Count
Voltage	20 volts
Wattage	35

BLACK+DECKER dust buster PIVOT VAC Handheld Vacuum Cordless, Car Vacuum Portable Rechargeable, Extendible Crevice Tool and 200 Degree Pivoting Nozzle, Strong Suction, Lightweight (BDH2000PL)

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