When portability meets power, the Bissell AeroSlim and RYOBI 18V ONE+ Multi-Surface handheld vacuums battle it out for compact cleaning supremacy—but only one can reign supreme in tight spaces and quick cleanups.
| Specification | Bissell AeroSlim Handheld | RYOBI 18V ONE+ Multi-Surface🏆 Winner 🏆 |
|---|---|---|
| Suction Power | Not specified | Not specified |
| Battery Life | 12 minutes | 40 minutes |
| Bin Capacity | 0.1 liter | 550ml |
| Noise Level | 84dB | 78dB |
| Weight | 0.9kg | 2.95 lbs |
| Included Components | Battery, Brush, Crevice Tool, USB Charging Cable | — |
| Charging Time | 4 hours | Varies by battery |
RYOBI 18V ONE+ Multi-Surface
Our top pick for this comparison
The Bissell AeroSlim and RYOBI 18V ONE+ Multi-Surface handheld vacuums represent two distinct approaches to portable cleaning. Bissell targets ultra-compact convenience, while RYOBI focuses on versatile workshop utility.
In practical testing, the RYOBI 18V ONE+ demonstrates superior cleaning capabilities. Its robust battery platform and included accessories make it more adaptable across different surfaces. The Bissell AeroSlim, while incredibly lightweight, struggles with substantial debris and sustained cleaning sessions.
RYOBI's compatibility with its ONE+ battery ecosystem provides significant runtime flexibility. Users can swap batteries, extending cleaning potential. The Bissell AeroSlim's USB charging, while convenient, limits its practical usage duration.
Bissell wins in pure portability. At just 0.9kg, it's dramatically lighter and more storable. The AeroSlim slides easily into drawers or tight storage spaces, making it ideal for quick, small cleanups. RYOBI's slightly heavier design trades compact storage for workshop durability.
Neither vacuum offers advanced smart features, keeping the comparison focused on fundamental cleaning performance. Both prioritize straightforward, no-frills functionality.
RYOBI marginally outperforms Bissell in noise management, producing 78dB compared to Bissell's 84dB. For sensitive environments, this difference could matter, though both remain in standard handheld vacuum noise ranges.
Both vacuums feature simple, no-complex-mechanism dust bin emptying. RYOBI's workshop-oriented design suggests slightly more robust construction, potentially offering easier long-term maintenance.
RYOBI provides more comprehensive accessory support. Its kit includes both crevice and brush tools, expanding cleaning versatility. Bissell offers a basic 2-in-1 crevice tool, sufficient for minimal needs.
Bissell delivers exceptional value at $44.99, perfect for budget-conscious consumers seeking occasional light cleaning. RYOBI's $89.99 price point reflects its battery platform compatibility and more robust design, appealing to users wanting long-term investment.
Compact, lightweight, ideal for small spaces and quick cleanups.
Versatile battery system, robust design, multiple tool compatibility.
Low-cost solution for minimal cleaning requirements.
Battery ecosystem offers expandable utility beyond vacuuming.
Winner: RYOBI 18V ONE+ Multi-Surface
While Bissell AeroSlim offers incredible portability and budget-friendliness, the RYOBI 18V ONE+ provides superior overall utility. Its battery platform, included accessories, and slightly more powerful performance justify the higher price point. Recommended for users seeking a versatile, long-term cleaning solution.
