Tefal makes vacuum cleaners. I bet you didn’t know that.

This post was brought to you by Tefal.

You’re probably wondering, “Tefal makes vacuums?l”, and you would be forgiven to think that they don’t. After all, Tefal is famously known for their non-stick cookware, but their knowhow extends to things like clothing irons and vacuum cleaners too.

Tefal has just launched their new category of vacuums: the Handstick Vacuum. They are designed to be powerful yet lightweight. The two main models featured in this launch are the Tefal Airforce 360 Light and the Tefal X-Pert 3.60.

Tefal Airforce 360 Light

This cordless handstick vacuum has a suction power of 60 Air Watts and 250 Motor Watts. On a full charge, you can vacuum for 30 minutes in the normal handheld mode or 14 minutes in their faster boost mode. With these two settings, you can decide if you want a quieter experience and a longer battery life, or a more powerful cleaning session.

The battery takes 4.5 hours to fully charge, which is easy to do as the device can just dock onto the charger when you’re done with cleaning.

Only 1.4kg in handheld mode, the Tefal Airforce 360 Light earns its namesake as the weight is hardly noticeable as the vacuum glides across the floor. Compared to the other vacuum brand, a similar model would weigh close to 2.2kg, making the Airforce quite light in comparison.

The Airforce 360 is fully modular with the ability to install different brushes for various cases and even remove the battery entirely. 

The vacuum’s design features an ergonomic handle that holds the trigger as well as the 0.6L dust container. Looking almost like a laser gun, it attaches to an optional rod so you can comfortably clean your floor one-handed.

There are actually two versions of the Tefal Airforce 360 Light. One comes with a full set of six accessories, including a 2-in-1 Mini Brush, Sofa Brush, Crevice Tool, Dust Brush, a Mini Turbo Brush, and a Telescopic Brush. This version costs RM1699 RRP, but has a promo cost of RM1099. You also get an ITSU Smart Eye Massager worth RM698 with your purchase.

The second version comes with three additional parts such as a Dust Brush, a Mini Turbo Brush, and a Telescopic Brush. This model costs RM1699 RRP, with a promo cost of just RM999. You also get a Belkin Dual Wireless Charger worth RM329, while stocks last.

You can register for an e-Warranty at the Club Tefal website.

Tefal X-Pert 3.60

The Tefal X-Pert 3.60 is also a cordless handstick vacuum, but it’s cheaper and smaller. Despite the smaller body, the battery life is significantly better in this model. Also with two modes, the X-Pert 3.60 lasts a whopping 45 minutes or up to 17 minutes on the Boost mode.

Even the charging is faster as you can fully charge the vacuum in just 4 hours, which is half an hour faster than the Airforce 360.

The X-Pert 3.60 shares a lot of features with the Airforce including having the same filtration efficiency of 99%, having a removable battery, and a DC motor. The X-Pert shines in its smaller footprint with a dust capacity of 0.5L and its lower price.

The Tefal X-Pert 3.60 costs RM1299 RRP, but the current offer price is only RM799. You also get a Tefal Travel Mug 0.36L worth RM119 with your purchase, while stocks last. 

Win a Tefal Airforce 360 Light!

Tefal is actually hosting a game throughout September and October where you can win an Airforce 360 Light, as well as other prizes. There are 54 prizes in total, all worth up to RM26,586.

To enter you would have to scan a QR code at a Tefal store or go to the Club Tefal website and visit the campaign microsite. This microsite is open to the public and can be accessed here. Registration of an account is not necessary to view the content.

Once you’re there, just answer a simple math quiz, agree to Tefal’s terms and conditions, and you’re done! Six winners will be announced weekly, and all the prizes and announcement details will be listed in the terms and conditions page. Other prizes include the Home Chef Smart Multicooker, the EasyForce Food Processor, and the Blender UNO 2.

You can find out more about Tefal’s products on their website.