Buy the Levoit Cordless Vacuum Cleaner.

Same price, same job, but one of these has 13,928 owners backing it up and the other has a track record of batteries dying young.

What was compared

Bissell PowerClean FurFinder 200W Self-Standing Cordless Vacuum, 4052 | Bright headlights;... — $99.99
Levoit Cordless Vacuum Cleaner, Anti-Tangle for Pet Hair, Up to 50 Minutes | Powerful Suct... — $99.99

1. Way more owners, way fewer complaints
13,928 ratings at 4.2 stars dwarf the Bissell's 2,013 at 4.1, and reviewers report Bissell batteries dying within 8 months and parts breaking down fast. That gap in real-world reliability matters more than any spec sheet.
2. Ten extra minutes before you recharge
The Levoit runs up to 50 minutes in eco mode with the pet tool, the Bissell taps out at 40 in low mode. That gap means finishing stairs, the car and every room without stopping halfway through.
3. Gets under the couch, not just around it
The Levoit lies flat at 180 degrees, sliding under sofas and beds where pet hair actually piles up. The Bissell is built to stand upright, so those low gaps stay a blind spot it can't reach.
4. A swappable battery that hints at a bigger flaw
Bissell lets you replace the battery, sounds handy until you read why: owners report the original one dying around 8 months in. A part you can swap is still a part that failed fast, and that is not a trade most pet owners want.
5. Yes, HEPA sounds better. It rarely changes daily use.
Bissell's sealed HEPA system is real and it wins for anyone with diagnosed dust or pet allergies, if that is you, take it, that is a fair reason to buy it. For everyone else vacuuming normal shedding, foam filtration still catches what matters, and Levoit's bigger reliability edge decides it.