Jimmy Mattress Vacuum Cleaner, Bed Vacuum with UV & Ultrasound, High Heating, Smart Dust Sensor, 15Kpa Powerful Suction, Lightweight, Deep Clean Dust and Pet Hair in One Go(BX6 Lite, Corded)

I'm blown away by this mini vacuum's performance! It's incredibly effective at picking up dirt, dust, bacteria and pet hair. The suction power is impressive, and it's made quick work of cleaning my sofa.As you can see from the pictures, the pillow was covered in cat hair, but this little and not heavy vacuum removed every last bit. My sofa is now not only hair-free but also sanitized and free of bacteria.I'm so impressed that I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable and efficient cleaning tool. Definitely to me, this one is a winner!

Used it a few times now and it works good. Suction is good. Easy to clean out.

This thing is great! I can’t believe how much dust and pet hair it got of my mattress’! And I love the indicator light on it. Worth the money especially for someone with allergies and asthma and gets sick easily. Its me hahaha

Suction is good, ultraviolet light only turns on when contact with a flat surface, no vibration mode

I sure like this product so I can periodically clean mattresses and pillows. First time using it was easy. It's not something I'll use every week, but I like having it for those deep cleaning days.

I have nothin bad to say cuz this vacuum does its job so good the first time I used it I was impressed by how much work it got done it’s %100 a good investment

1. You have to muscle this thing down into the mattress to get specks out of the quilting. This does not suck dirt and dust out of quilted areas unless you flatten and hold the puffed area down and press hard down on the vacuum into those areas and then its 5 minutes just to get 1 quilted square foot pushing back and forth on small dirt flakes i can flick with a finger. So i dont know what the tapping function is doing if its not supposed to shake dirt up to be sucked up. - a standard vacuum attachment would do 10000 times better to pickup dirt specks off the mattress and in the quilting.2. The UV light. both feet have to be pressed all the way in or the UV does not turn on. The problem is with the quilting both feet are probably a foot apart or more and they do not press down because they nearly never touching the mattress at the same time. again its a quilting issue. If you put about 20-30 pounds of force on the vacuum to flatten the bed it works but still is intermittent and you have to have your hand down where you are vacuuming so it puts y our hand close to the UV I dont know if thats a hazard or not but if they have a pressure safety then I would assume its not good for you.3. The AI is it clean or not clean does not work. I cleaned a quarter of the mattress and the rest of the time it showed clean when there is obvious specs of dirt.4. The heat i could feel was it 140 I doubt it but maybe as i was sweating like a stuck pig by the time i did 1/4 of the mattress.I put in a couple hard hours of pressing hard into the mattress. Attached is a photo for reference. i have a cat, the mattress is 3 years old, 3 hours of work and this is the result. There is a suction problem.EDIT-- AFTER A COUPLE WEEKS -- FAIR EVALUATION ABOVE NEEDS THE FOLLOWING NOTEI have been using this on my fitted sheet and it works well to keep the fitted sheet free of debris cat hair etc. Is it $250.00 worth of ok? I wish it worked better on my mattress which is why i bought it. Technically I could throw the sheet in the wash. That said it does get up the cat hair off the sheet before it needs to hit the laundry so that's a positive. After using it on my fitted sheet I can tell if i didn't have a Quilted mattress it would probably work well.

I was considering replacing my expensive mattress, with a quoted cost of $2,800 for one of similar quality to my existing one. Instead, I decided to try the BX7 Pro Max mattress vacuum cleaner, and it worked exactly as promised. The proof was in the substantial amount of dust removed and the renewed freshness of the entire bed ensemble. We’re now planning to use it on all our beds seasonally. At just $200, the BX7 Pro Max is a no-brainer compared to a $2,800 replacement—an investment in both cleanliness and savings!