Invictus X7 Reviews

Claiming to let you experience cleaning in a new dimension, the Invictus X7 is a cordless, bagless stick vacuum cleaner. It includes a variety of accessories that the makers say allow for whole-home cleaning, including the crevice tool and two-in-one combo brush.

The Invictus X7 weighs in at under five pounds, and features a 30-minute runtime in normal mode with its rechargeable lithium ion battery (compared to eight minutes using its “boost” mode). The makers of the product state that it is ideal for use just about anywhere in and around the home, including floors, carpet, furniture, curtains, lamps, and any other interior or exterior areas that need attention.

The product utilizes a high-performance BLDC motor (more on this in a moment) to provide its suction power, with the main LED-lit cleaning head capable of reaching up to 80,000 RPM to ensure that even the smallest dust particles are removed from the environment. In fact, the HEPA-certified air filter is stated to be able to remove up to 99.9 percent of dust particles, allergens, and pollutants.

In the product’s commercial, we’re shown that the Invictus X7 is positioned as a lightweight alternative to dragging heavier, bulkier corded and cordless vacuums around the house. The manufacturer envisions the stick vacuum as an all-in-one, whole-home solution, but is this what you can expect in practice?

How the Invictus X7 Works

Based on what we’re shown on the website, the Invictus X7 does appear to be quite versatile, including a variety of attachments that are ideal for specific purposes, such as the crevice tool for getting in between hard to reach surfaces, and the combo brush for cleaning delicate tabletops, curtains, and other upholstered areas.

That being said, we’ll need to take a more in-depth look at several of the key aspects that make up the vacuum cleaner in order to better understand how they might benefit you in a practical sense.

Firstly, the makers of the Invictus claim that its brushless direct current (BLDC) motor can deliver up to 2.5 times the power of certain other vacuum cleaners at a rate of up to 80,000 RPM, but no specific devices were mentioned by the company for comparison, nor was any evidence provided to support this claim. All we’re shown is the product is capable of crushing a five-gallon water bottle using its suction, as seen in the commercial.

Though impressive-sounding, this doesn’t tell us much about the actual power you can expect to get from the vacuum in practice. A perhaps better measure of true suction power would be the product’s kPA (kilopascals) or PSA (pounds per square inch), which both are used to describe how much difference its pump makes in terms of air pressure. Unfortunately, neither of these are listed, so we sent an email to customer support asking for clarification.

Next, we have the “three-fold” filter system. This appears to be a type of HEPA (high-efficiency particulate air) filtration system that uses a folded sheet of fabric or paper to trap dust and dirt particles, instead of simply releasing them back into the air. As we mentioned above, this may be a notable feature to look out for if you suffer from allergies, or live with something like asthma.

The website also lists that the Invictus features “industrial-strength” LED lights on the front of its main cleaning head, but what does this mean in terms of actual brightness? This is something typically measured in lumens, but unfortunately, this information was not provided by the manufacturer online as of this writing.

It’s also stated that the product is ideal for both indoor and outdoor use, from the floor to the ceiling, and while this may be true, we can envision that its smaller debris container may fill up quickly when dealing with larger dirt and plant matter. It also stands to reason that some areas of the home may be out of reach, even with the optional extension tube.

Ultimately, we haven’t tested the Invictus out for ourselves, and without doing so, it’s next to impossible to say with certainty that it will perform as described by the manufacturer. Judging based purely on what we’ve been shown, however, the versatility of having multiple attachments and a 30-minute runtime could logically allow for you to clean your entire home using the Invictus X7. We’ll explore this further in the sections below.

Invictus X7 Pricing & Return Policy

As of this writing, the Invictus X7 was only available online through the manufacturer. It is sold in two main packages, each with two different pricing structures:

• Standard Package: Six payments of $49.99 + one-time fee of $9.95 P&H OR one-time fee of $299.95
• Deluxe upgrade: Six payments of $66.65 + one-time fee of $9.95 P&H OR one-time fee of $409.85

The packages include the following items:

Standard:

• One Invictus X7
• One wall mount
• One two-in-one brush head
• One crevice tool
• One charger and battery

Deluxe:

• One Invictus X7
• One wall mount
• One two-in-one brush head
• One crevice tool
• Two chargers and two batteries
• One flexible crevice nozzle
• One flexible multi-angle adaptor
• One flexible extension hose
• One ultra-soft brush roll
• One extra soft brush
• One storage box