The All-in-One Tower circumvents this issue entirely. If I use the vacuum to clean up stray cat litter, I prefer not to think about what else might be in that dust. No matter how careful I am, or how far I shove it into the trash can before I open it, my hand always comes out covered in a dusty film. One of the main complaints I’ve had with stick vacuums is in emptying the dust bin. However, combined with the All-in-One Tower, it leaps far ahead of the competition. It has immense power for something of its size and weight and more than holds its own in comparison to similar vacuums. On its own, the LG CordZero is an impressive piece of technology. The All-in-One Tower provides storage, charging, and a self-emptying base It even exceeds similar vacs like the Roborock H7. It has more suction power than any vacuum I’ve reviewed in the past, standing head and shoulders above the level of cleaning provided by budget-range stick vacuums. The LG CordZero really sucks, and I mean that in the best way possible. The All-in-One Tower takes the CordZero from a handy stick vacuum to one of the most amazing smart cleaning devices I’ve ever encountered. It takes it a step further, though, with the All-in-One Tower where you store, charge, and empty the device. It provides lightweight but powerful cleaning and all the attachments you need to keep your house sparkling. The LG CordZero meets this criterion perfectly.
The All-in-One Tower provides storage, charging, and a self-emptying base.
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