TROUVER POWER 11

The new Trouver brand from Dreame can convince with the Trouver Power 11 throughout. A carpet brush or more accessories would have been desirable for a well-rounded overall package. At least there is a display and a replaceable battery as well as a clever storage station that does not require drilling.

Visually, the new Trouver Power 11 only stands out from the generally available cordless vacuums to a limited extent. However, it looks a bit smaller and more handy. The weight of the handpiece confirms this impression with a weight of only 1.4 kg. The workmanship of the vacuum is in no way inferior to those from Dreame. Here you can see that a large parent company is behind it. The white plastic looks anything but cheap or too thin and feels pleasant to the touch. All buttons for disconnecting are easy to press and the components plug back together just as easily.

The dust container is actually more sophisticated than known. Here, too, there is a lid that pops open at the push of a button, but it cannot be operated when it is locked because the vacuum covers it. Here, you first release the container by pressing on the underside and then expose the button for the lid on the side. This prevents the lid from being opened accidentally. Visually, the dust container looks a bit smaller, but it also has the usual 0.4 liter capacity due to its elongated design. A non-return flap has also been integrated into the silicone dust container. The dust cannot fall back into the suction tube.

With 20,000 Pa, the Trouver Power 11 does not quite reach the performance of other vacuum cleaners, but it does not have to hide from the competition. The ~10% performance difference compared to the more usual 22,000Pa is rather less noticeable here. Since there is only one hard floor brush, the focus should also be on these surfaces (tiles, parquet, wooden floors or similar).

Here I can comfortably pick up most of the dirt on the ECO level, which also gives me the longest runtime on the 2500mAh battery at ~60 minutes. The medium mode still provides ~25 minutes of runtime and picks up heavier dirt better and faster. In Turbo mode, we achieve the typical ~10 minutes of battery runtime. However, you probably won’t have to use the latter that often. Of course, I can also clean carpets despite the lack of a carpet brush. That also works pretty well so far. However, I should vacuum on a medium or high level for better dirt pickup. If there is unruly dirt like semolina, stones or rice on the carpet, I can get rid of it quite well, but I have to go over the same spot several times in Eco mode. In normal mode, the vacuum picks up visibly more dirt and in turbo mode, I finish cleaning the fastest.