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Ambiano Cordless Vacuum Cleaner and Blower

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Rachael also contributed to this review. 

EDITOR’S NOTE: We bought and reviewed this vacuum in 2025. Aldi is selling it again the week of March 4th, 2026, for $14.99. See our update toward the end of this post with our thoughts on how the vacuum has held up to several months of use. 

Exterior and interior car cleaning often go together. Wash the car and then vacuum the inside, right? Not everyone does both at once, but many people do.

If I wash my car at home, I’ll follow up a thorough cleaning of the car’s exterior with a tour of the interior courtesy of our wet/dry vaccuum. That vac is solid for the task, but it also has a cord that in turn gives me some hassle.

Aldi seems to have read my mind, because — wouldn’t you know it? — the grocer is selling something that ought to fix that problem.

Ride + Go Cordless Car Vacuum Cleaner and Blower

The Ambiano Cordless Vacuum Cleaner (called the Ride + Go Cordless Vacuum Cleaner and Blower when I bought it in 2025) is an Aldi Find, which means you can only find it in stores for a limited time. Once it’s sold out, you won’t be able to get it again until it comes back in stores, whenever that might be. Aldi doesn’t offer online ordering for this if it’s sold out at your local store. This was most recently scheduled to arrive in stores October 8th, 2025.

When we bought this in the fall of 2025, it was called the Ride + Go Cordless Car Vacuum Cleaner and Blower. But in March of 2025 and March of 2026, it’s the Ambiano Cordless Car Vacuum. Both Ride + Go and Ambiano are Aldi house brands.

The vacuum cost $14.99 in March of 2026, $16.99 in the fall of 2025, and $14.99 in the spring of 2025 and 2024. It’s much lower than any cordless car vacuum I can find on Amazon.

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Information on the back of the box. (Tap to enlarge.)

The box advertises this as a “mini cleaner for car and household.”

Here’s more information, according to the box:

  • Comes with two suction cleaning nozzles and 3 blowing/inflation nozzles
  • Features powerful suction and dust blowing capabilities
  • Built-in LED light illuminates dark corners and hard-to-reach spaces
  • Transparent, mess-free dust tank features easy twist-to-open function
  • Added inflation capabilities make inflating air beds, swim rings, and other inflatables and breeze on the go
  • HEPA filter can easily be removed and cleaned
  • Features a built-in rechargeable battery and USB-C charging cable
  • Battery capacity: 2000MAH
  • Rated power: 40W
  • Rated voltage: 7.4V
  • Weight: 0.71 lbs.
  • Dimensions: 6.88″ x 5.98″ x 2.36″
  • Made in China

The vacuum comes with a two-year warranty serviced by Aspire Group Ltd. Aspire produces the JustinCase product line of booster cables, tire inflators, and other vehicle accessories. For service, call 1-844-443-0303 or email service@aspiregroupltd.com.

Unboxing the Vacuum Cleaner and Blower:

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What comes in the box.

When you open the box, you’ll find the main vacuum, plus five different attachments: a brush nozzle, a short blowing nozzle, a multi-function blowing nozzle, a long blowing nozzle, and a regular long nozzle. There’s also a USB-A to USB-C charging cable and a user manual.

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A couple of pages in the user manual. (Click to enlarge.)

Using the Vacuum:

The vacuum and blower comes with some charge, but the user manual recommends to fully charge it prior to using it for the first time. It took no more than a couple of hours to fully charge it the first time. When plugged in, a small light on the handle glows red while charging and green when fully charged.

Once it’s charged, select the attachment you want, depending on whether you want suction or blowing.

If you choose a vacuum attachment, stick it onto the front of the vacuum. (Keep in mind that the vacuum brush nozzle needs to be attached to the long vacuum nozzle if you’re wanting to use the brush nozzle.)  Then, press the ON/OFF button once to turn on the device. Press the button again to turn it off.

If you choose a blower attachment, it’s a little different. You’ll gently twist the attachment onto the back exhaust outlet on the vacuum. Then press the ON/OFF button as needed.

This has a clear dust tank with a filter, and it’s pretty easy to twist the tank off to empty it. It also goes back on easily.

So far, I’ve used this to vacuum inside a car. It’s good at sucking up small amounts, but if you’ve got a really dirty car or other big mess to clean, you’ll probably want a larger shop vac to make the job go faster. This is great for smaller cleaning jobs, though. It also works well for cleaning small areas inside the house, like along walls and baseboards or inside cabinets or closets. It’s nice for times when I don’t want to haul out my full-sized vacuum, since this is like a little Dustbuster.

The Verdict:

This Ambiano Cordless Vacuum Cleaner and Blower can handle all sorts of small vacuuming jobs in your vehicle or around the house. Or, use the included attachments to inflate pool toys or air mattresses. We’ve used this so far for cleaning inside a car and in our house, and it works as advertised. It’s easy to use and the dust tank empties without any fuss. We’ll continue to put this through the paces — including trying it on some inflatables — and we’ll update this post accordingly.

UPDATE (2/25/2026) — I’ve owned this vacuum for a few months now and use it regularly. I don’t use it in my car so much, but I keep it in my basement where it’s useful for vacuuming up tracked cat litter, dust bunnies, and cobwebs. It charges well and has decent suction, and the light is a nice bonus.

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7 Comments

  1. Weakest link usually the battery, which is not replaceable. Far better to get one that uses universal plug in batteries from a known brand such as Ryobi.

  2. I bought one, used it, and then went back and bought two more! It’s perfect for what I need it: vacuuming up small metal filings from my workspace from the toy soldiers I sculpt, cast, and paint. If it can vacuum metal filings, I’m sure it can handle car and household dust and small debris! I don’t know how long it will operate on a charge because I’ve only used it for about 15 minutes at a time for each workspace clean-up. I scrupulously follow the instructions by charging it completely through a USB port before each use (a small red light on the handle turns green). I don’t turn it on and off intermittently but use it continuously for about 15 minutes. Waste goes into a clear plastic container and collects around a heppa (sp?) filter which protects the intake/motor. I clean the filter with a small brush to maintain good suction. It is made in China 🤬 but comes with a two year warranty from Aldi. As I said, it’s great for my intended purposes at my workspace and I will also use it for light cleanups in my car and around the house. I don’t expect it to last forever, but neither will I. But I own three of them, and I think I’ll be OK!

      1. I’m looking into that right now and I think they have them on Amazon. They look exactly like the one that came in mine (dog chewed up the one I had). Will update when I find out if they work or not.

    1. Can you tell me the size of the filter? mine didn’t come with one and I have been trying to reach customer service for a couple of months with no success.

  3. Mine did not come with the HEPA filter. Do anyone have the dimensions of the filter and know where I can find a replacement?

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