Eureka Airspeed Ultra-Lightweight Compact Bagless Upright Vacuum Cleaner, NEU10AE4, Green

Eureka’s Airspeed Ultra-Lightweight Compact Bagless Upright is aimed at buyers who want a straightforward corded vacuum that stays light, simple, and cheap to live with. On paper, it is a very basic machine: 700 watts, bagless, foam filtration, a 10.5-inch cleaning path, and a total weight of 7.7 pounds. That combination tells you most of what you need to know. This is not a feature-heavy upright with sealed filtration, powered tools, or advanced floor sensing. It is a compact general-purpose cleaner built around low cost, low weight, and enough suction to be useful on everyday messes.

The strongest point here is portability. At under 8 pounds, this is the sort of vacuum that is easy to carry upstairs, pull out for quick cleanups, and store in a cramped closet. The quick-release handle and included crevice tool and dusting brush make it more flexible than a bare-bones upright, especially for furniture, trim, and other above-floor jobs. Customer feedback lines up with the spec sheet on that point: people repeatedly describe it as light, easy to maneuver, and surprisingly strong for the price.

Suction appears to be the other major selling point. Review data is heavily positive in that area, especially for carpet, pet hair, and general dirt pickup. Several buyers say it collected more debris than they expected, including from rooms they thought were already clean. That said, the performance story is not uniform. Some users report that it can be hard to push on carpet because the suction is strong and the machine is not self-propelled. Others say it behaves poorly on hard floors, either scattering debris or blowing lighter material around. That suggests the floorhead design is not especially refined, and results may depend a lot on floor type and technique.

There are also practical compromises that come with the price. The cord is a recurring complaint, and that matters more than marketing claims about “compact” design. A short cord can make a lightweight vacuum feel less convenient in real use, especially in larger rooms. The washable foam filter is a plus for ownership cost, but foam filtration is not the same thing as a sealed HEPA-style system, so buyers with allergy concerns should not read too much into the “washable” selling point. Dustbin size is another likely limitation, though the reviews do not give a precise capacity figure.

This is best understood as a budget upright for smaller homes, apartments, and everyday mixed-floor cleaning where weight matters more than refinement. It seems to do well on carpet and rugs, can handle hard floors in some setups, and gets praise for pet hair pickup. It is less convincing if you want a premium feel, long reach, or especially graceful hard-floor behavior.