Invictus X7 Reviews

About Invictus X7

By HighYa Research Team

Published on: Dec 15, 2017

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?

Both packages are also eligible to receive the motorized mini power brush by paying an additional $24.95 fee. The website terms state that each order comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee, less P&H fees.

To initiate a return, you’ll need to reach out to customer service at ask@genius-us.com. You’ll be responsible for paying any return shipping fees to get the device back to the manufacturer.

Invictus X7 vs. Other All-In-One Vacuum Cleaners

Though they are a popular option, “stick” style vacuum cleaners like the Invictus are just one of many types, including models that may arguably deserve the “all-in-one” designation.

For instance, upright vacuum cleaners are generally larger and more robust than these smaller, more streamlined products, but they are often regarded as the most powerful vacuums based on suction. These may be ideal for you if you have a large home, or if you prefer to deep clean on specific days of the week.

If you like to clean lightly on a more regular basis instead, or you have multiple stairs or other physical obstacles, a lighter, more portable product may be what’s needed.

If you’ve determined that a stick vacuum is right for you, the Invictus X7 seems to offer a unique solution for your whole-home cleaning needs, but are there other, similar products out there that are worth looking into as well?

Searching online, we were able to find a variety of stick vacuum cleaners from brands like Dyson, Dirt Devil, and Hoover that make similar claims to the Invictus X7.

Nearly all of these devices were cordless like the product at hand, while some were corded, such as the SharkNinja Shark Rocket.

Interestingly, we found a number of options on Amazon that included many of the same features found in the Invictus X7, such as the Deik two-in-one vacuum, which features front LED’s, whole-home cleaning, a convertible design with multiple attachments, and a 25-minute runtime, all at under five pounds.

Crucially, it was just $112.99 on Amazon as of this writing, putting it at a fraction of the cost of the standard Invictus for many of the same features.

In fact, we were able to find multiple products offering similar functionality for lower prices online. Based on our findings, we’ve organized five of the most popular alternatives to the Invictus X7 below for comparison:

All told, the Invictus X7 seems to offer the most in terms of raw accessory count, so if the additional attachments appeal to you, this might sway your purchasing decision.

Having said that, it looks as though there are a wide variety of similar devices which include much of the same functionality at a lower price point, such as the Deik cordless vacuum and the Dyson V7 Motorhead.

In addition, if all you’re looking for is lightweight floor cleaning, an even simpler (and less expensive) product like the Dirt Devil Simpli-Stik may work well for you.

Ultimately, you’ll want to choose the option that includes the features you feel you will actually use when cleaning your home; anything else probably won’t be as important to you in practice.

The Bottom Line: Is the Invictus X7 Right for You?

Invictus X7 includes a wide variety of attachments to handle various areas, such as the crevice tool to get those hard to reach spots and the dusting brush for delicate surfaces. We also found that it has a 30-minute standard runtime and weighs less than five pounds.

Based on this information alone, we’d say that the Invictus X7 represents a quality option for cleaning your home, but as discussed above, we also encountered several alternatives that are worthy of consideration as well, depending on your individual needs.

As consumers ourselves, our practical advice would be to use the table above to nail down which vacuum includes the features you feel you will use based on your home and family’s unique needs.

For instance, if allergens are a concern, sticking to a product with HEPA filtration would be a solid choice.

If you have large pets, or just more square footage in your home in general, however, you may be better off going with a larger upright-style vacuum than any of the options above.

All the same, if you prefer to have something that can reach areas up high, such as ceiling fans, curtains, and shelves, a stick vacuum may just fit the bill.

If you’d like to give the Invictus a shot based on the information above, we’d recommend keeping the 30-day money-back guarantee in mind going into your purchase.

If you find that it doesn’t deliver what you were looking for, you’ll be able to return it and try something different out. Just be sure that you’re okay with losing out a bit in P&H fees in the process.