What Exactly Is In An All-In-One Vacuum Cleaner?

Isaac Taylor

My favourite thing about the LG A9T Ultra All-In-One Tower Handstick Vacuum Cleaner isn’t how long its name is, it’s the short work it makes of cleaning up the house. This thing as an absolute beast of a vacuum. It’s cordless, meaning you aren’t going to doing any extra vacuuming for all the side tables of pot plants you’ve yanked over. It has 120 minutes of charge, which is plenty enough time to vacuum your entire house. If it takes you more than two hours to vacuum, then you probably have a floor plan big enough to also afford someone else to clean your house.

But the LG A9T makes cleaning a breeze and comes equipped with reliable nozzles such as Power Drive Mop, Slim Hard Floor, Crevice Tool, and more. It’s like the swiss army knife of vacuums.

Its smart inverter motor with brushless design has three power modes to give you the ideal performance for any scenario. Normal, for normal vacuuming; Power, for those times you really need to pull the grit out of the carpet; and Turbo, for when you need to empress your neighbours by picking up a bowling ball with the suction or something. It comes with what LG refers to as a Axial Turbo Cyclone, which separates dirt and dust to provide long-lasting suction.

Perhaps my favourite feature is the automated dustbin emptying via the All-In-One Tower. The actual capacity for dust and dirt is intense as well, it uses an LG KOMPRESSOR (in all caps!) system that gives 2.5 times more capacity than a system that doesn’t compact everything down. It also has accessory storage in the tower an a charging station so it’s always juiced up and ready to go.