Is suction power something to consider when choosing a vacuum cleaner?

When choosing a vacuum cleaner, suction is a very important factor to consider, as suction directly determines the quality of the cleaning effect. Strong suction can effectively remove dust, debris, hair, and other dirt from the ground, especially when cleaning deep carpets. Strong suction can penetrate deep into the carpet fibers and remove dust and dirt buried in them. For households with pets, strong suction can also help clean their fur, prevent them from accumulating on the ground, and prevent secondary pollution.
However, suction is not the only determining factor. When choosing a vacuum cleaner, it is also necessary to consider the environment and surface type. For example, for hard floors, excessive suction may cause the vacuum cleaner to stick tightly to the ground, making cleaning inconvenient or pulling the floor. For thin carpets or hard floors, moderate suction may be sufficient. Choose a vacuum cleaner with suction adjustment function, which can freely adjust the suction according to different surfaces and cleaning needs, to avoid excessive suction causing damage to the ground or excessive power consumption of the vacuum cleaner.
In addition, the suction force is also related to the design of the vacuum cleaner. Although wireless vacuum cleaners are more convenient, due to battery limitations, they may not have the same suction power as traditional wired vacuum cleaners. The balance between battery life and suction is a challenge for wireless vacuum cleaners, so when choosing a wireless vacuum cleaner, in addition to paying attention to suction, it is also necessary to consider battery capacity and endurance to ensure sufficient cleaning effect during long-term use.