Levoit Introduces New VortexIQ Series Cordless Vacuum With Green Light Illumination

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Levoit has unveiled its new VortexIQ series of cordless vacuums, introducing new stick vacuums that feature green light dust detection technology, anti-tangle brushrolls, HEPA filtration, and a self-contained design.

The list consists of Levoit VortexIQ and Levoit VortexIQ Pro. Both models are designed for hard floors and low-pile carpets and feature a 180-degree lay-flat design for cleaning under furniture. They also continue Levoit’s emphasis on HEPA filtration, a feature that has been a consistent part of the company’s wireless lineup and complements the brand’s broad reputation in the home air quality category.

Levoit VortexIQ

Amount from June 4, 2026

The cordless stick vacuum cleaner is upright with a green laser line projected down for targeted cleaning on a white background.

Levoit VortexIQ Pro

Amount from June 4, 2026

NeoSight Green Light Detection Technology

The defining feature of the VortexIQ series is Levoit’s NeoSight bright floor lighting system.

According to the company, the 150-degree green light is designed to reveal dust and pet hair that may be difficult to see under normal lighting conditions. Levoit says lighting can make dust appear larger and more visible while cleaning, although results may vary depending on floor type and lighting conditions.

Green light dust detection systems are becoming more common in cordless cleaners as manufacturers look for ways to improve the visibility of debris on hard floors. In Vacuum Wars, we have seen similar lighting systems appear in a growing number of cordless vacuum releases in recent years, especially among premium and upper-midrange models.

The wireless Levoit VortexIQ and VortexIQ Pro use NeoSight's green light dust detection technology to illuminate dust and debris on hard floors.The wireless Levoit VortexIQ and VortexIQ Pro use NeoSight's green light dust detection technology to illuminate dust and debris on hard floors.
The Levoit VortexIQ series includes NeoSight™ green light, a floor detection system designed to make dust and pet hair more visible on hard floors during cleaning. Photos Levoit

Levoit VortexIQ Cordless Vacuum Features

Standard VortexIQ is it base model in the new range, with engine power listed at 210 watts and absorption rated at 80 air watts. According to Levoit, the vacuum offers 50 minutes of run time when used with a crevice tool in Eco Mode. Key features include:

  • NeoSight™ Green Light Detection Technology
  • 150-degree light down
  • Anti-Tangle TripleStrike Technology™ brushroll
  • 5-step HEPA filtration
  • Independent design
  • 180-degree lay-flat for cleaning
  • 0.85-liter dustbin
  • Washable filters
  • Wall-mounted charging dock

The VortexIQ weighs 1.5 pounds in handheld mode and includes a 2-in-1 crevice tool and a 2-in-1 stubborn dirt tool.

The Levoit VortexIQ is a cordless vacuum with a stand-alone design, wall-mounted charging dock, lay-flat cleaning, and washable filtersThe Levoit VortexIQ is a cordless vacuum with a stand-alone design, wall-mounted charging dock, lay-flat cleaning, and washable filters
The Levoit VortexIQ includes several convenient features, including a freestanding design, wall-mounted charging dock, washable filters, one-touch bin emptying, and a 180-degree lay-flat cleaning mode. Photos Levoit

Levoit VortexIQ Details

Clarification Levoit VortexIQ
Motor Power 210W
Absorption 80 no
Time to work Up to 50 minutes
Filtering HEPA, 99.99%
Charging time 3 hours
Dustbin Power 0.85L
Portable Weight 1.5 kg
Levoit VortexIQ cordless vacuum featuring a 5-stage HEPA filtration system and TripleStrike anti-tangle brushroll technologyLevoit VortexIQ cordless vacuum featuring a 5-stage HEPA filtration system and TripleStrike anti-tangle brushroll technology
The Levoit VortexIQ features a 5-stage HEPA filtration system rated to capture 99.99% of particles and the company’s TripleStrike™ anti-tangle brushroll technology. Photos Levoit

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Levoit VortexIQ Pro Adds More Suction and Uptime

The VortexIQ Pro builds on the standard model with a more powerful motor, higher drag rating, longer runtime, and additional features. Levoit lists the VortexIQ Pro with a 285-watt motor and 110 watts of air suction. Runtime increases up to 60 minutes when tested with a crevice tool in Eco Mode.

The Pro model also adds a battery status indicator and includes a small motorized brush designed to clean upholstery, stairs, mattresses, and other fabric surfaces.

The Levoit VortexIQ Pro cordless vacuum with attached brush has a small motor and up to 60 minutes of runtime.The Levoit VortexIQ Pro cordless vacuum with attached brush has a small motor and up to 60 minutes of runtime.
The Levoit VortexIQ Pro adds a brush with a small motor for cleaning upholstery and other fabric surfaces, as well as a powerful motor and up to 60 minutes of runtime. Photos Levoit

Levoit VortexIQ Pro Specifications

Clarification Levoit VortexIQ Pro
Motor Power 285W
Absorption 110 AW
Time to work Up to 60 minutes
Filtering HEPA, 99.99%
Charging time 3-4 hours
Dustbin Power 0.85L
Portable Weight 1.6 kg

Levoit VortexIQ vs VortexIQ Pro

While the two vacuums share many of their main features, the Pro model includes several upgrades.

A feature VortexIQ VortexIQ Pro
Price $199.99 $299.99
Motor Power 210W 285W
Absorption 80 no 110 AW
Time to work Up to 50 minutes Up to 60 minutes
Battery Indicator No Yes
Small Motorized Brush No Yes
Portable Weight 1.5 kg 1.6 kg
Details are from the Levoit website.

Both models feature the same NeoSight green light floor lighting system, anti-tangle brushroll, HEPA filtration system, self representation design, beka flat cleaning ability, too 0.85-liter dustbin.

First Thoughts of Vacuum Wars

This release is of particular interest to us because Levoit has already established a strong track record in the cordless vacuum category. In our tests, the Levoit LVAC-200 (see our review) has earned a reputation as one of the strongest values ​​on the market and currently holds the position of Best Value Cordless Vacuum in Vacuum Wars’ June 2026 rankings. We also previously reviewed the LVAC-300 (see our review) and found both models to offer a competitive combination of performance, simplicity, and affordability.

The new VortexIQ series looks to build on that foundation while aadding several features that have become more common in high-end cordless vacuumsfeaturing green light dust detection, anti-tangle brushroll technology, and self-contained design.

We were also interested to see Levoit continue his emphasis HEPA filtration. While HEPA filtration is not new to the company’s vacuum system, it is consistent with the type that many consumers already associate with air cleaning products. That focus on filtration has been a consistent theme across Levoit’s range of floor care and air treatments.

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Amanda Cartwright is a staff writer at Vacuum Wars, where she reports on the latest trends and innovations in robot vacuum technology and the broader home automation industry. He uses his background in writing and education as well as his interest in technology to keep our readers up-to-date on emerging products and the evolving world of robotic sweeping.