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...and finally, the battery in the charging dock. The blue light stays on while the battery recharges, then pulses intermittently when it's done.

(Cat not included.)

Dust cup assembly and filter...

Head on!

Hand grip...

Dusting brush...

Flip-down crevice tool...

Basic nozzle, for general use...

LED charge-level indicator... depletes in 3 segments, and the last segment flashes to warn you when there's less than 25% charge remaining.

Rotary on/off switch...

Lithium ion battery slots into the rear of the cleaner, and provides 12 mins run-time. It takes 3 hours to recharge. One battery and one charger is shared by the two machines.

It's no secret I've been very impressed with the cordless upright - but here are some pics of the new handheld addition.

In December 2009, Vax launched the Hoover LiNX cordless upright in the UK as the 'LiFE Unplugged'. Billed as a 'luxury product', it sold for £199.99. This December, Vax have sweetened the deal. As an online exclusive for their website, they've created the 'Vax LiFE Multipack', which includes...

Yes, it was my site... ...and no, those pages aren't publicly-available anymore. The site is a continual work in progress - pages are added, updated and removed periodically. The site software allows me to monitor which pages are the most popular, as well as the amount of time people are...

What about Oreck? In TTI's defense, the cost of bringing the North Canton plant up to standard to meet the volume of production required to remain competitive would have been astronomical. It simply wasn't a viable proposition - sometimes, tradition has to make way for cold, hard business...

Matt - SHHH! Someone will hear you! You'll have to flee your home and change your identity, or you'll be hauled off for 're-education'!

Hi there - I think you posted this question on my website guestbook a couple of weeks ago? We didn't have the Hedlite cap in the UK, but from what I can tell by comparing the non-Hedlite 700 and 750 caps, you'll find they're both the same diameter, but the 750's is 'taller' than the 700s. You...

Congratulations, Rick - a very rare cleaner in the best home it could hope for! I'm guessing it must date from mid-1920's? Presumably post-1925, since it has a motor-driven revolving brush... I'd assume it's missing not a true rug plate, but a wire rug guard, like this Sweeper-Vac:

@fred:

Hey Matt - if you can get it for a good price, go for it! Even if it turns out not to be quite what you're looking for, it's unusual enough in the UK to be worth trying out, and a resale would get your money back, if not make a profit!