LG
premiumSouth Korean electronics company offering innovative CordZero stick vacuums and robot cleaners
Quick answer
LG is a premium vacuum brand founded in 1947 and headquartered in Seoul, South Korea, known for cordzero series and a9 kompressor. We track 8 LG models priced from $114 to $590, averaging $275, with 8 in stock now.
Verdict on LG
LG's vacuum presence on our tracker is small: four models, three CordZero sticks and one CordZero handheld, from $220 to $590. The CordZero line's calling card is dual removable batteries on many models, which roughly doubles runtime between charges. Ratings are a mixed picture and the review counts are thin, so read them with that caveat. The handheld sits at a healthy 4.3 stars but over only 263 reviews, the flagship A931 stick has slipped to 3.5 stars across 112, and the Q3 shows a strong 4.6 on just 13 ratings. There isn't enough volume here to draw the firm conclusions you can with Dyson or Shark.
Pros
- Dual removable batteries on many CordZero models extend runtime for larger cleans
- The CordZero handheld holds a solid 4.3-star average on our tracker
- The Q3 stick carries the highest star rating in the range, though on a small sample
- A tidy option if you're already in LG's appliance ecosystem
Cons
- Small catalog, just four models, with no upright, canister, or robot on our tracker
- Review volume is thin across the board, so the ratings are less reliable than higher-volume brands
- The flagship A931 has dropped to 3.5 stars, a weak showing for a $590 vacuum
- Premium pricing without the deep independent track record to back it up
Known For
Which LG Fits Your Home?
Grab-and-go handheld for cars, stairs, and quick messes
Pick: CordZero handheld →At $240 and 4.3 stars it's LG's best-reviewed vacuum on our tracker. It works as a companion tool rather than your only vacuum, but it does the quick-cleanup job well.
Cordless stick on a smaller budget
Pick: CordZero Q3 →At $269 it's the lowest-priced stick in the range and shows a 4.6-star average, though on just 13 reviews. Promising on paper, but the thin sample means you're taking more of a chance than with a heavily reviewed model.
Maximum runtime for a larger home
Pick: CordZero A931 →The dual removable batteries are the reason to consider it, since you can swap to a fresh pack mid-clean. The honest caveat: at $590 it carries only a 3.5-star average on our tracker, so weigh that against cheaper, better-reviewed sticks from other brands.
LG Vacuums by Type
robot(4 products)
handheld(1 products)
Quick Facts: LG
LG is a premium vacuum cleaner brand founded in 1947. Headquartered in Seoul, South Korea,LG is known for CordZero series, A9 Kompressor, Power Drive Mop.
On VacuumDeals.co, we track 8 LG vacuum cleaners with prices ranging from $113.99 to $589.99(average: $275).
Frequently Asked Questions
LG is a premium vacuum brand known for CordZero series, A9 Kompressor, Power Drive Mop.
LG vacuums in our catalog range from $113.99 to $589.99, with an average price of $275.
LG was founded in 1947 and is headquartered in Seoul, South Korea.
The lowest-priced LG vacuum we track is the Kilgone Robot Vacuum at $113.99.
CordZero is LG's cordless vacuum line, covering both stick and handheld models. Many use dual removable batteries, so you can run one pack, swap in a charged spare, and keep going, which helps in larger homes. Some versions also pair with a charging stand, depending on the model.
A lot of it is sample size. On our tracker the CordZero models have anywhere from 13 to 263 reviews, far fewer than mainstream brands, so a handful of ratings can swing the average. The $590 A931 sitting at 3.5 stars is the one to research most carefully before buying.
Many do. The dual-battery design lets you run one pack, switch to a charged spare, and keep cleaning without waiting to recharge. It's the line's main selling point for bigger homes. As with any cordless system, replacement batteries are an added cost down the road.